Speaker 1: The Separate Country of Washington was where all of the
madness of gender denial was launched. It was launched at
the YWCA and Pearce County. They were the first to
allow men to go shower with boys and girls. I
broke that story years ago. There's another first coming out
of the Separate Country of Washington, the first statewide complaint
file the Justice Department, a civil rights complaint against the
entire state. And this matters because there's been districts that
have filed these complaints, but then that has to roll
up to the state level. This is directly addressed to
the entire state. And it is a set put. It's
a volleyball term. It's a set put for Pambondi, all
she has to do is respond Bill Sullivan.
Speaker 2: His daughter, Sadie Sullivan joined me. She's a swimmer.
Speaker 1: Bill is a veteran and they are part of this
complaint fi A by the Washington Parents Network. Look at
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
are the times in which God has decided we shall live.
I'm joined by Bill and Sadie Sullivan, father and daughter
from the separate country of Washington, States, where the entire
approach to putting men into women's locker rooms and in
fact into girls' locker rooms got started. And they have
filed a lawsuit against the entire state of Washington. It's
a title Linen suit. It's the first one to take
on the entire separate country of Washington. And I appreciate
you coming on the show. Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thank you to It's great skip.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Sadie and Bill.
Speaker 1: I want to get Sadie to your story and what
you've observed in what you've experienced, But let's start with
dad kind of framing up this lawsuit. I went and
learned that your local media back there in Slane County
is stunned and amazed to find out that a guy
can have more than one lane in life. They make
a point every time they speak of you. He's a
hydrologist by trade, because hydrologists aren't allowed to have opinion.
So talk about the lawsuit a little bit and why
you wanted to file it, and then we'll lat chat
with Sadie.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Sure, So you know, little point of clarification.
Speaker 5: It's a it's a complaint Title nine complaint filed with
the Office of Civil Rights of Federal Department of Education,
and it's it's filed and drafted by the Washington Parents Network.
And so Sadie and are are complainants on there. I
am representing her, as are some other parents whose daughters
have been harmed by the States violations of federal law.
Speaker 2: Got it? So complaint not lawsuit? My bad?
Speaker 1: And what caused you do want to follow this complaint
to be part of this complaint at the Washing purchase
networks too.
Speaker 4: Sure, it was well started. It started about a year ago.
Speaker 5: So there's a very smart individual, David Spring, who's, you know,
just a very accomplished pro SAE litigator. He's an educator
by trade, but he's a patriot, and so he and
I were talking last year and he asked me to
join a lawsuit that we were going to get seek
an injunction against the Biden changes to Title nine, which
would have codified in federal law, biological boys participating in
girls sports and in girls' locker rooms, et cetera. And
so we were going just about to make a stand
against that, and it was taken care of before us, essentially,
you know, at the federal level. So the next step
then is to stop this madness here within the state
that's in clear defiance to federal law. And you know,
we feel like it's our obligation to stand up for
women and girls around this state and put a stop
to this.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 1: And Sadie, you are a young woman in fact speaking
to us from a swim meet, and hope you're doing
well and enjoying that and.
Speaker 2: Let's hear the results.
Speaker 1: But you're in this generation that you've watched girls around
you be affected by this. You just some degree are,
But tell us what you see from your vantage point,
because a lot of us are so old we can't
remember what it was like to be right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, I'm a multi sport athlete. I mean
I used to play hockey, I did track, I'm not
doing it this year, but I'm mostly focused on swimming,
which is my main sport, and so obviously I spend
a lot of time in the locker rooms and just
hearing these different stories of obviously the girls competing against
the guys. Fortunately I haven't had to go through that,
but I mean I have at my school. I've ran
into boys in the locker room and it's just it's
like it's not a great feeling. It's very surprising, and
what is the feeling. It's just it's like almost like
you're in shock. It's like, did I really just see that?
Because it's not supposed to happen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and these are boys who don't take care to
cover their bodies.
Speaker 6: What was that?
Speaker 2: Are they naked?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 6: No, Fortunately I had to be old. But there was
in for this. Sorry this case, it was actually a girl.
But I was at a swim meet last year, yeah,
in California with my Zones team, and there were rumors
of a boy in the locker room changing into a
swimsuit and I guess girls like saw him with no
clothes on and stuff like that. But it turned out
it was a girl who had actually had gone through
surgeries and she was transitioning to be a guy. And
the story was she wasn't comfortable competing with the guys yet, so.
Speaker 5: So somehow she figured like she didn't measure up cod
and they had removed their breasts, and they had constructed
from her forearm some type of artificial penis.
Speaker 1: Right, that is utterly all these surgeries are utterly brutal.
What's so fascinating to me is it's always the person
who is either gender defiant or gender denying or truly
struggling with gender because they're not all the same thing
that it is always their comfort that matters. That this
person with a fake penis wasn't comfortable being with the boys,
so that person gets to make the girls uncomfortable, right,
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state of Virginia, there was a case where a boy
who got to pretend to be gender fluid twice sexually
assaulted girls. And a father was kicked out of a
school board meeting, arrested, thrown to the ground by cops
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thing where it seems to be the people who are
gender confused or defiance that they're the ones that matter?
Is that the way it is in Washington State, that's
always their concerns.
Speaker 6: Yes, very much so. Actually, we complain to our school
about these because it happened more than once. It happened
about three or four times, or even more. I think
there was multiple complaints from other girls at the school,
and the school's response was basically telling us to we
can't do anything about it. You guys are more than
welcome to you the faculty bathroom, which we do not
actually have access to, or just figure something out on
our own.
Speaker 1: Figure something out on your own as to where to
relieve yourselves if you don't have access to the facult
the bathroom. They're pretending you can use And what is
the state of mind of kids who know this is
wrong but are afraid to speak out?
Speaker 2: Like, what's that like for them?
Speaker 1: Because I got to imagine there's whispering where your friends
are going, Hey, Sadie, I'm glad you and your dad.
Speaker 2: Are doing this. I'm glad for watching Parents's Network.
Speaker 1: But what's it like in those conversations where there's girls
who just are afraid.
Speaker 6: Well, it feels like an underground an underground society, I guess.
I mean there's girls that are completely I know one
of my closest friends is completely against it, and she
just is. She won't speak up, and she won't say anything.
And I mean, to me, it seems so easy just
to go and report and report and report so we
get so we can get some sort of action hopefully. Yeah,
but it's just, yeah, it's amazing to me.
Speaker 3: Bill.
Speaker 1: You probably raise your daughter the same way I did.
If someone touches you in a way that makes you uncomfortable,
you come and tell me. If there is a boy
or a man making you uncomfortable, you come.
Speaker 2: And tell me.
Speaker 1: And so as a father, like, how do you deal
with other fathers who are silent in the face of this.
Speaker 3: You know, I.
Speaker 1: Deeply dislike and try not to hate, because as a
Christian man, I'm so still love my enemies.
Speaker 2: The people who are driving these ideologies are evil. The
people who are silent in the face of this, Like.
Speaker 1: How do you deal with other dads who just shut
their mouths and pretend they don't see the bad man
in the locker room?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, they they've they've turned into their man card.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 5: The problem is h you know we were talking earlier
about my political activity or whatever at the local level.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's it's not in a dimensional. There's multiple things.
Speaker 5: Because if I see an injustice, especially as it pertains
to children, I'm obligated as a man to do a
capable man to do something about that. That's my charge.
And I don't understand people that wouldn't do that. I
don't have a lot of respect for people who wouldn't
do that. But we saw that during COVID, the entire
medical industry just laid back and watched the entire you know,
medical industry get turned upside down. Military leadership sat back
while we destroyed hundreds of thousands of troops. The health
and lives for them, and so it's just endemic. I
don't know why there's so few people that will step up.
I'm just a dad that's had enough, you know, I'm
I'm a dad.
Speaker 4: Is like like maybe like.
Speaker 5: Like like John Rambo in First Blood, right where he
went to Berserik and ran off in the woods, you know,
but instead of coming and shooting up the town, I'm
wanting to make change, you know, through policy and holding
local politicians accountable.
Speaker 4: And so that's what we're doing. And it just I
look at my kids.
Speaker 5: I look at every kid with just this just a
love and a sense of protection, and I don't know
how every man doesn't feel that way.
Speaker 2: Todd, Yeah, I totally agree.
Speaker 1: And what does complaints and the civil rights complaints? What
is the mechanism of hope? I mean, what can happen
since it's not a lawsuits, what can be the ultimates
relief here?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, personally, I don't think it's a matter. Oh
it's going to happen. Okay.
Speaker 5: You know the supremacy clause of the Constitution, guarantees of
federal law, Trump's state law where there's a constitutional conflict,
and so you know, the states can enhance the civil rights,
but they can't take one away, and here they are
clearly taking away civil rights of girls. How line was
established to codify fair treatment for girls and women in
sports and academics, and that fair treatment includes separate locker rooms,
separate bathrooms, separate sport leagues, maintenance of their expectation of
reasonable expectation of privacy. See so clearly the state of
Washington is that you know, going is in violation. This
is a state policy that's been adopted by every district
in the state that has to allow people into the
locker room as they identify by gender. And so there's
no litmus tests, there's no criteria, there's no checking of
their credentials to allow them. It's just whoever feels like
coming into the boys' locker room or girls locker room
will do that. There are predators out there. There are
seventeen and eighteen year old men in high school that
are seniors. There are you know, teenage boys can be predators.
You know you mentioned the Clouding County, Virginia case. There
is multiple rapes involved in that. There's in Canada, there's
a fifty year old man who identifies as a young
swimmer like my daughter in swims and changes in the
locker room with girls as young as eight years old. There's,
you know, in the Washington policy it allows transgender my
biological boys to go on overnight trips and stay, you know,
with girls.
Speaker 4: So my daughter goes to State.
Speaker 5: She stays with a couple girls or one other girl
in a hotel room. Well, what if that girl is
a trans biological mail What could go wrong?
Speaker 1: You know, Gosh, one could only guess what might go wrong.
Washington State is the I think, the most extreme on
all this stuff. There is no parental rights in regard
to medicalization at the age of thirteen, et cetera. We
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Speaker 2: City. When girls are put in a.
Speaker 1: Position of competing against boys, there are many of us.
I've said this that the girls should just not go
stand in the metal stand if that boy steals a
gold medal, the girls should turn their backs, take some
form of physical protest, or just say hey, we're out.
There were some volleyball teams that did this this year.
There's a man pretending to be a woman on a
really good volleyball team, and hey, imagine that there's star
players a man, and there were sports there are teams
that refuse to compete. Do you think girls should take
that stance if they're forced to compete against a boy
or a man. I mean, how should they respond in
the face of that.
Speaker 6: I think, honestly, it's a form of compliance in my opinion.
I think putting yourself out there, I mean, knowing that
you're probably not gonna win it. At least you're out there,
you're trying, you're competing. I could never back down because
I'm the girls like me that are super competitive they're
super competitive, and I've worked this hard to get to
where I am right now, and I don't want to
have to go and not do that just because I'm
probably not gonna win or someone else is going to
take it from me, Because I think, honestly, it's better
if you go out there, you give it your all
and the image is out there because you have the
image of the guy winning against you, and you're out there,
but at.
Speaker 2: Least you tried let me make me.
Speaker 1: I think that's a great thing. And I'm laughing and
smiling because I love the fight in you.
Speaker 2: I love it. It's a great answer. What about this?
What about in the Metal stands.
Speaker 1: That the if a boy succeeds in stealing the gold medal,
that the second place girl put one finger up and
the third place girl put two fingers up, just a
simple sign, just.
Speaker 2: Just like this, just really quietly like this.
Speaker 1: What about something like that just to say, hey, we
all know we were first and second.
Speaker 2: Would that be cool idea?
Speaker 6: Yeah? I think that would be a great idea. I mean,
I think the right approach to all of that is
to remain humble. I mean, you don't want to make
a big, loud, scene. It's just it's just not going
to work. And so I think doing something like that
would be perfect.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I think one of the best things we
can do is, you know, show show the photos.
Speaker 4: The photos speak for themselves. The guys are bigger, they're thicker,
they're taller.
Speaker 5: You know, the one that's floating around the internet is
from right here at Cashmere with Nalie Wilson at the
AAU track meet. You know that the guy standing next
to her six inches taller his legs or twice as thicker.
Speaker 4: He's on the number one stand, she's on the number two.
Speaker 2: Yep, yep.
Speaker 1: And those those images matter, like there's the very famous
iconic image of that man playing basketball against girls and he.
Speaker 2: Is I don't know, six five and it might be fifty.
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this all gets started, and i mean the complaints started
and just goes through now this process, I'm going to
bet that you're deeply corrupt and dangerous now, Governor Sideshow
Bob Ferguson, I'm going to bet that he's going to
come and.
Speaker 2: Seek retribution against you in some way.
Speaker 1: And I'm going to pray the armor of God on
you and God's protection.
Speaker 2: But he is he's a guy.
Speaker 1: Who is told, I'm told by people who know him
he actually keeps a full on enemy list. He tried
to get me fired from radio. He tried to get
my late friends Joy Monson fired from radio. He sadly
failed in each case. Are you concerned about what Bob
Ferguson might try to do to you, Bill or to Sadie.
Speaker 4: Well, I know who I work for, and so I'm unintimidated.
Speaker 5: You know, we place our trust in God, and you
know we're here to do his his bedding and his
will here on earth.
Speaker 4: And can I know them on firm footing.
Speaker 5: I know that I'm doing the best I can with
the tools that God has given me to fight, and
so I am regardless of the consequence.
Speaker 4: So I certainly hope that that wouldn't be the case.
You know, I hope that this.
Speaker 5: Is something that we can deal with in you know,
a political manner, and that they don't have to resort
resort to dirty tricks. But you know, I am a
retired military officer and we do have a few tricks
up our sleeve.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, you know, yeah, yeah. In other words, you're
not a soft target.
Speaker 4: No, no, we're hard to kill.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, got that? Like that part, Sadie.
Speaker 1: If you could sit down with a boy who is
pretending to be a girl, and let's pretend that there's
a person in that in that position who's actually reasonable
enough to have a conversation without screaming at you trans
trans men are women or trans women are women, or
you know, sloganeering. What would you say if you sat
down and you found that there was a boy pretending
to be a girl who was actually open to hearing you.
Speaker 2: So let's maybe he.
Speaker 1: Sat down and said, hey, seed, let me ask you a question.
Why does this bother people so much? I mean, I
just want to compete in sports, and I'm a girl,
just like you're a girl.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think obviously there's an underlying issue. I mean,
they're not choosing to do this or be that way
for no reason. There's obviously underlying issues that they've had.
There's baggage that they have in their life, and that's
you got to take that into account too. But I
would just ask what is the purpose? Really? What are
you getting out of this?
Speaker 2: And he might say, well, what are you getting out
of it? I just want to compete and win medals.
Speaker 6: Well, I mean for me and other girls, it's defeating.
It's like this is our sport, it's our realm. It's
supposed to be ours, and it's just defeating getting feat
in your own area, in your own realm.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've had a conversation with someone I love.
Speaker 2: Who is living life is the opposite sex.
Speaker 1: And in that conversation God gifted me with something that
I think really or grapefruit, which is to say, I
know that you and I disagree on something that's very
important to you, and I'm very public about that, and
I'm so glad to see you and I am thrilled
to hear about your school work and how your career
is advancing, and it's such a blessing for me to
see you happy. And she was so kind in response
to this, because, you know, keeping to not address that
is to be at the you know, the family reunion
where drunk Uncle Steve is throwing up and Burn's pretending
Steve's fine, right. So I think that we as a
society need to get really good at in a case
or something like that, looking these people in the eye
and saying, look, I know that this is very important
to you. I know that you deeply believe that you
are female, and I cannot agree with you on that
because of the biology, because of the neurology, because of
the physics of the body, because definitions matter, because truth matters.
And I hope there's some other things that can make
you happy. And this is a huge compliment saying I
don't hear any hatred from you. I mean, what do
you feel for these people?
Speaker 6: I honestly I feel bad for them. There's no hatred. There's,
like I said, there's underlying issues. And I've always been
taught to take the higher road and understand that there's
obviously something else going on in other people's lives, and
so that's what I do. I just take I just
look at the bigger picture.
Speaker 4: Read.
Speaker 5: I just think it's important to absolutely alluded to it earlier.
But I mean, these are God's children, We're all, you know,
right and so, and we do want to show love
for everybody. But sometimes you just in showing love you
have to establish fir boundaries. And those boundaries I think are,
leave the kids out of this no sexual chemical or
surgical chemical mutilation children, men stay out of girls' locker rooms,
men stay out of girls' sports. And I would add
one more maybe is you know, the public is not
obligated to pay for this type of gender affirming care,
and outside of that, live your life and if you
want to, you know, live a life as a different
sex than that you're.
Speaker 4: Entitled to that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I think that's a good way to put it.
Speaker 1: And I extend that, by the way, into women's spaces
because I've seen what some of these men are going
to do. You know, we were addressing the case of
people who are actually open the conversation and open hearing
from us. There are a class of our species of people,
that's the wrong thing to say, A class of people
in this gender madness who are called autogonophiliacs and audigonophiles
are men who are sexually aroused by fooling people into
thinking their women or better yet forcing them And this
is ignored largely in these discussions, but that population is
growing and they map so distinctly to sexual assaults, et cetera. Well,
we go without saying that, you guys are clearly a
family unit. I can see through you, Sadie, how your
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Speaker 1: They're praying that for the family, and there's a soap
called watermelon basil and that's what Alan remembered. See, he's
non verbal, but it doesn't mean he's not smart. He's
actually a brilliant kid. Cedarwood jasmine. That was Alan sitting
there going through a memory chest with another grandma, and
that's that just stuck with them. There's unscented soaps as well.
There's liquid soaps. It's no longer Allen alone working there.
That's why the soap company was founded. But now his
brother Ian works there. Ian is also impacted by autism.
But it's not just Ian anymore. Amy works there. Amy
got late on set autism. Imagine that being neurotypical and
then you're not. It's like getting a traumatic brain injury.
So you're working with a soap company that makes their
soaps in America. They partner with a family who has
three generations of soap making expertise. And the soap you're
going to wash your body with has no chemicals in
it whatsoever. And we're looking to hire the next person
at Allen's because that's our mission. To alansaps dot com
slash todd, you get temper sent off your entire order there.
It's alansaps dot com slash todd. Has this been addressed
at all bill by the separate.
Speaker 2: Country of Washington.
Speaker 1: The existence of these men, they're not confused about their gender,
they know what they're doing. They don't seek they never
seek surgery, they never see hormones. They want to proudly
wear their beards and their dresses and have their male
genitalia in female spaces is anyone yet admitting that that's
part of this dynamic in the separate country.
Speaker 4: No, that absolutely, that's not done.
Speaker 5: And here in the school, the state school policy, which
again has been forced adopted by every district in the
in the state, there's there's no test, there's there's nothing
that to differentiate those, you know, who identify versus those
who are just maybe getting off on this.
Speaker 4: We're talking about you know, teenage boys.
Speaker 5: They would do almost anything they could get in access
to the girls locker room.
Speaker 4: You know, think back to the movies from the eighties.
Speaker 5: Come on, I mean this is you know, uh, this
is It wouldn't be that much of a stretch for
them to do that. And then later on as their
defense in the rearview mirror, go well, I identify as
a boy or a girl. You know, I've done a
record's request with my district and I have found there's
a there's all kinds of complaints.
Speaker 4: There's a boy in the PE class.
Speaker 5: And so that's twenty five thirty girls a day every
day that being exposed to that boy in the shower
in Ohio, I think it was you know, four girls
were forced to shower after PE class with a naked
eighteen year old man. You know, again, no litmus tests,
and so there are people that get off on this stuff.
There's all kinds of perversion out there. But I'm going
to remind you of something, everybody of something, that there
are still laws on the books against voyeurism, yes, indecent
exposure lude conduct. Those laws do not this school board, Paul,
I'm sorry, the school policy does not trump those sexual
devency laws. And so my instruction to Sadie, and my
advice to any dad out there to your daughter, if
you see a boy or a man in the girl's
locker room, your immediate response would be to get out
of there, stay safe, called nine to one one, and
have law enforce to settle it out.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I love that. And we make that point in
the radio when I did radio.
Speaker 1: In Seattle that if everybody just filed their criminal complaints
in Seattle, the cops are going to be allowed to
do anything. But the complaint is filed and people can
watch and see, Wait, you're not going to do anything.
You're not going to protect us. I'm glad the complaint
is filed. I'm glad that you guys are doing this.
Praise God for this. Most of all, I feel heartened
to see a young warrior who's a happy word and Bill,
I know you guys should be good, godly people, and
I see that you've raised a good, strong, godly daughter.
And I'm praying for you in the swim meet, that
you and your team do well. And appreciate you guys
joining us. Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thank you, don Yeah, thank you.
Speaker 2: This is a Todd Herman show.
Speaker 1: Remember God made male and female in his image, male
and female.
Speaker 2: He made us. Now go be well, be strong, be kind,
and make every effort to walk in the light of Christ.