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“To say I should be doing this is insane.” Riley Gaines fires back at Simone Biles after the legendary gymnast called the former NCAA swimmer “truly sick” for pushing back against biological males competing in girls’ sports across America. The OutKick host says it’s “not her job,” nor the...

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