Riley Gaines’ agent demands expulsion of San Francisco State students involved in ‘assault’

OutKick founder Clay Travis on the need to protect women’s sports and swimmer Riley Gaines being physically attacked by a trans activist at a California university.

Former NCAA Division 1 swimmer Riley Gaines was barricaded in a room at San Francisco State University for nearly three hours as protesters "ambushed" her following a speaking event on campus. 

Now, her agent, Eli Bremer, is calling for the university to take a stand. 

Former University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines speaks during a rally on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2023, outside of the NCAA Convention in San Antonio.  (AP Photo/Darren Abate)

Riley Gaines shared a video to social media Thursday night showing a large group of people surrounding her after she delivered a speech on campus about women’s sports. In her tweet, Gaines said she had been "ambushed and physically hit." She is seen in the footage being escorted out by police. 

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Several videos posted to social media appeared to show the crowd shouting expletives at Gaines, while also chanting, "Trans rights are human rights," and "Trans women are women." 

In an exclusive statement to Fox News Digital on Friday, Bremer called for the university to expel "any students who were violent," and fire any staff member "who did not attempt to end the assault." 

"Riley Gaines, the leading defender of women's rights in America, was physically assaulted last night at San Francisco State University (SFSU). The violent mob effectively held her hostage for three hours with no apparent action by the university to end the assault," Bremer said. 

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