Paula Scanlan

Well, how about that?

... you know, f- 15-year-olds, you know, to have that level of courage, and you think about the fact that their community supported them And that all began with, you know, you think of UPenn, we think of Paula Scanlan, we think of Riley Gaines, who did not feel as supported even by their coaches and that sort of thing.

But the guy who was running against them ran just recently with the men, but, you know, finished like 69th or something like that.

And so this is a way for mentally ill or mentally struggling people to be seen, because in a moment if you're in the pack and you're, you're running with a pack of guys, and you're number 65 or 69, whatever that was, and now all of a sudden you say, "I'm a girl," all of a sudden everybody's looking at you and, and your teachers and your school and everybody's, "Yay, good for you." And we s- and now you're somebody.

We don't know anything about that night other than what has been released, and I don't think that's enough to make a conclusion based on the police report two years ago, the statement two years ago, and the statement that we've recently seen.

Today we're gonna be talking with Paula Scanlan.

She's been on the show before.

She went to an Ivy League herself, University of Pennsylvania.