There's a big DOGE hearing on Capitol Hill tomorrow, after a month of yelling from Fox News and threats of a criminal investigation from Trump's cabinet. The cause: an elite female fencer who got punished for taking a knee, in protest of her transgender opponent at an Olympic qualifier. The problem? That story isn't true. Andrew Fischl, PTFO's fencing expert and whistleblower, tells us the real story — and the bizarre scandal in his sport that you should know about. • Previously: Match-Fixing, the Oligarch and the Ivy League — Inside the Most Corrupt Sport at the Olympics https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGWZ13gxTxc Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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So when you were here last on the show, helping us investigate, helping us uncover the most corrupt sport in the Olympics, saber fencing, which was a story that went all the way to the top of the sport, all the way to Russia and beyond. Yeah. Oligarchs and international, you know, scandal. Like a poorly written spy novel or something. Well, yeah, honestly, it's a yes.
That now feels even more cinematic because when you left our studio and went back to your life as, in my opinion... the foremost expert on fencing in America, you became an actual recognized whistleblower.
Yes, that's correct. So shortly after that happened, I was contacted by someone in, we'll just say, the French Olympic Integrity Committee. They said they had seen the show and some of the other things that I had released about the corruption.
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