Topic: Planet Fitness

The hosts discuss a six-foot-tall transgender athlete suspended from a rowing team for inappropriate behavior in a female locker room. They argue that allowing biological males into women's private spaces facilitates predatory behavior and undermines female safety. The financial losses at Planet Fitness following their inclusive locker room policy are cited as a sign of public pushback against "woke" corporate agendas.

Following Texas's lead, other states including Louisiana and Mississippi are pulling billions of dollars from BlackRock due to its ESG policies. This economic pushback has forced BlackRock CEO Larry Fink to distance the firm from the "ESG" label, though the underlying social credit system remains. Proponents of economic freedom suggest building alternative, transparent investment plans rather than just boycotting globalist corporations.

The Texas Permanent School Fund officially terminated its $8.5 billion investment with BlackRock to protect the state's oil and gas economy. Separately, Planet Fitness has seen its stock price plunge following a boycott sparked by a policy allowing biological men in women's locker rooms. These events are highlighted as successful examples of non-violent civil disobedience against corporate "woke" policies.

Planet Fitness reportedly banned a woman for photographing a man shaving his beard in a women's locker room. This incident, combined with the discovery of the "UBU" secret sex club for elementary students in California, is cited as the reason for declining public support for the LGBTQ movement. Organizations like "Gays Against Groomers" are highlighted as part of a growing internal and external pushback against the sexualization of children.