Riley Gaines rips Georgia Tech president in remarks to lawmakers: 'Why didn’t you protect me?'

Former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines tells "Fox & Friends Weekend" that voting for former President Trump is a vote for women’s rights.

Riley Gaines is set to speak Tuesday morning at the Georgia General Assembly’s Special Committee on Protecting Women’s Sports, more than two years after she tied transgender swimmer Lia Thomas in the NCAA Championships held at the Georgia Institute of Technology.

Gaines is expected to address Georgia Tech President Angel Cabrera. In prepared remarks obtained by Fox News Digital, Gaines questions why Cabrera didn’t protect Gaines or any of the other female swimmers who took part in the championships.

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Transgender athlete Lia Thomas is shown after winning the women's 500-yard freestyle during the NCAA Division I Women's Swimming and Diving Championships at the McAuley Aquatic Center on the Georgia Tech campus in Atlanta on March 17, 2022. (Mike Comer/NCAA Photos via Getty Images)

"Dr. Cabrera, you knew that a 6’4" fully intact man was coming to compete against me, my teammates, and my competitors in the 2022 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming & Diving National Championships," Gaines’ remarks read. "Do you have a daughter? You could have stopped it, you could have at least said, ‘not here, not on the campus of Georgia Tech University,’ but you did not. You had the chance at the outset to bring a sane, rational, science-based, perspective to the protection of women’s sport, but you looked the other way, and you did nothing. Why didn’t you intervene?

"The scientific evidence for immense male performance advantages in sport is overwhelming- I don't have to explain that to you or this committee, but you ignored the science to the harm of women.

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