**AP Honors Imane Khelif Over Caitlin Clark?**

On *OutKick The Morning*, Charly Arnolt discusses the AP’s recent decision to name its athlete of the year. Caitlin Clark, a standout WNBA player, garnered 35 of 74 votes and received recognition from both the AP and *Time Magazine*. Simone Biles, with 25 votes, was also recognized for her impressive athletic career.

The most controversial, however, were the four votes that went to Imane Khelif, a boxer who failed a sex test to compete in the women’s division at the Olympics. Khelif’s recognition has sparked debates about fairness in sports, especially since her biological sex remains a controversial topic.

Charly Arnolt highlighted the AP’s decision as a demonstration of “bias” among some journalists, even questioning their objectivity. Arnolt also stressed that controversies like this are damaging the image of women’s sports, as female athletes are actually competing under unfair conditions.

In this context, Arnolt also mentioned the positive change in sports culture as conservative values ​​begin to prevail, with athletes and sports teams no longer under pressure from “woke” movements. She expressed hope that, as we move into 2025, traditional values ​​will continue to make a strong comeback and strengthen the foundation of fairness in sports.

**Discussing Daniel Penny and the State of New York**

The discussion begins with the case of Daniel Penny, a hero who was criticized for protecting others on the subway. This is seen as a testament to the ineffectiveness of left-leaning urban policies in New York, where issues such as public safety, homelessness, and citizen behavior are increasingly worrying. The author criticizes New York’s culture of “collective indifference,” where people often turn a blind eye to injustices or tragedies happening around them.

**Comparing social values**
The host mentions the stark contrast between conservative values, such as in Florida, and the left-leaning values ​​that dominate in New York or California. These “trade-off” policies are said to be the reason why New York has become a “city in chaos.”

**A Call for Change**
The author emphasizes that to improve the situation, we need to move away from leftist policies and build communities based on sustainable values.

**Personal Sharing and New Year’s Hopes**
The final part is a light personal sharing, from personal goals such as reading at night to new year’s plans. She also emphasizes her admiration for Elon Musk for his contributions to promoting free speech and improving traditional values.