Caitlyn Jenner calls Joe Biden's Title IX proposal an attempt to 'destroy women’s sports'

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Former California gubernatorial candidate and Fox News contributor Caitlyn Jenner called out President Joe Biden on Wednesday over the newly proposed Title IX rules, which the former Olympian slammed as an attempt by the administration "to destroy women’s sports." 

Earlier this month, the Biden administration rolled out a proposal that would expand the scope of Title IX’s protection by broadening the meaning of sexual discrimination to include gender identity. 

Transgender rights advocates stood outside the Ohio Statehouse to oppose an amendment to a bill that would ban transgender women from participating in high school and college women's sports. (Stephen Zenner/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

During an interview with OutKick’s Tomi Lahren, Jenner warned of the potential damage Biden’s proposal could have on women’s sports – specifically at the collegiate level. 

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"Joe Biden declared just weeks ago that he wants to change Title IX, which was set up back in the [1970s] for fairness in women’s sports – primarily in the NCAA with scholarship programs, saying that if the men’s team get 10 scholarships for soccer, the women’s team needs to get 10 scholarships for soccer, which was fair. And it went through, it is the law. And it raised women’s sports. Not only from the scholarship standpoint and getting a great education but also women’s sports came up – it was such a good thing," Jenner explained on the "Tomi Lahren is Fearless" show. 

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