Blossom Brown appeared alongside former collegiate swimmer and anti-trans activist Riley Gaines on “Piers Morgan Uncensored” on Thursday to debate the prospect of an Olympic Games without gender division — which Brown supported and Morgan dismissed as “completely insane.”
The notion of men and women competing against each other in the games prompted Gaines to ask Brown if she would back combining the Paralympics — an international event for athletes with a wide range of physical disabilities — and the traditional Olympics, for able-bodied athletes.
“I mean, why not?” Brown responded.
Gaines grabbed her head with her hands in disbelief.
Brown, a prominent trans activist on TikTok and co-host of “The Trans Parency Podcast,” had earlier said she “doesn’t see anything wrong” with combining sexes in the upcoming 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.
“This country was built on diversity, equity and inclusion,” she claimed.
“Congratulations, you excluded all women from winning medals. Well done,” Morgan snapped back, sardonically clapping.
President Trump signed an executive order earlier this month barring biological males from competing in women’s sports through Title IX. The NCAA banned transgender women from women’s sports the following day.
Per the mandate, the Department of Homeland Security was directed to deny visas “made by men attempting to fraudulently enter the United States while identifying themselves as women athletes,” according to Trump — who will still be in office for the LA Olympics.
Brown at one point questioned why the president, whom she called a “moron,” has decided to focus so much of his energy on trans people rather than other pressing issues like the economy.
“Because he’s up against complete lunatics like you who think it would be right to have a gender-neutral Olympics,” Morgan ranted.
“A gender-neutral Olympics is the most insane thing I’ve ever heard from any trans activist in history,” he added.
“A gender-neutral Olympics is the most insane thing I’ve ever heard from any trans activist in history,” he added.