“Just pursue the law” – Rally Guinness reacted to the US Olympic Committee, complying with President Trump’s executive order.

The rally Guinness recently shared his views on the latest decision of the US Olympic Committee. The committee decided to comply with President Trump’s executive order in February 2025.

According to the executive order, transgender athletes are forbidden to participate in women’s sports. Guinness shared his views on the decision through his X account.

The swimming social worker wrote:

“The US Olympic Committee has announced that it will comply with President Trump’s executive order, which will ban men from competing in women’s sports. It is only difficult to admire an organization to follow the law, but it is still a victory.”

Guinness earlier in June 2025 responded to the Supreme Court’s decision to confirm the gender to the minors. Apex Court of the United States of America Remains The Tennessee Senate Bill 1, which banned the care of the minor genre in the state. Guinness reacted to the decision by posting on his X account:

“Scottos ruled 6-3 for children and general understanding so that the states could legally restrict chemical and surgical custody for minors. Thank you, @Agency! Let children become children.”

The rally Guinness is expecting her first child with her husband, former swimmer Louis Barker. He married Barker in 2022 after three years dating.

Rally Ganes shared his views after Donald Trump signed an executive order to ban transgender athletes from women’s sports.

The rally was at the ceremony where President Donald Trump signed an executive order in early 2025, which effectively banned transgender athletes from participating in women’s sports. Trump also acknowledged Ganes’ efforts in this direction.

Guns Posted A video on her Instagram handle about the same, where she wrote in the title:

“Today, there was a huge victory for women and a huge win of intellect. If you did not already know that President Trump had signed an executive order in which it was announced that men were no longer welcomed to women’s sports or women’s places.

In his address to the media after signing the executive order, Donald Trump praised Guinness’s efforts to protect women’s sports. [via Times of India]:

“The rally gunis is the person I see. He struggled hard. The rally was a 12 -time All -American who sacrificed for countless hours in the pond. He abandoned everything and only gave him everything, but then the league forced him to distribute it to the podium with a male swimmer.

The rally Guinness represented Kentucky University in the NCAA Championship in 2022. He launched a protest against the alleged prejudice by the transgender swimming, which was jointly ranked fifth in the 200 women’s 200 yard freestyle race.