Barry Sable and Friends What is a 'Women" and "Can Men get Pregnant?

We discuss a packed Atlantic City weekend and LeBron James's fit with the 76ers to open this episode of Barry Sable and Friends. Barry quickly shifts to serious societal concerns, pointing out the absurdity of Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's refusal to define the word "woman" during her confirmation hearings. Barry argues that common sense is slipping away, criticizing politicians and medical educators who testify that men can get pregnant while pushing biological men into female sports. Barry takes a hard stance by laying out his list of America's top five enemies: the Democratic Party, the mainstream media, Islam, Communist China, and the U.S. education system. A caller named Lawrence joins the show to provide specific evidence of media corruption, bringing up ABC News and Amy Robach’s buried Jeffrey Epstein story. Lawrence and Barry also examine the industrial origins of the public education system, tracing its worker-bee curriculum back to early 1900s Rockefeller funding. To close the hour, Burlington County surrogate candidate Dale McPeak joins the show to share the story of her massive political victory. Dale explains how she overcame a broken agreement that challenged her petition signatures, forcing a write-in campaign where she secured 1,168 votes—shattering the 269 she needed to get on the ballot. We hear about her background as a Fort Dix physical therapist, a teacher, and an animal advocate, proving exactly why she is ready to modernize the surrogate office.