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Without reading the article, I'm going to guess that there were 0 facts in that address.
It might be easier to truth check.
Thanks The Guardian for not mentioning how he also talked about a trans woman that set a new record on a race by 5 hours. Turns out 2 things, the race is over 800 miles and takes 8 days so 5 hours is next to nothing, and also that it was a Co-Ed race. So the trans woman set a record in a race that takes 8 days and I would bet she set that record because she traveled just a little bit faster than her competition.
He portrayed it as the trans woman setting the record in woman's sports but if he said it was a Co-Ed race then his point would be moot. But the Guardian can't talk about that because they are on his side there.