SiriusXM host Megyn Kelly on Monday criticized transgender activists and their support for biological males competing in women’s sports, being housed in women’s prisons, and changing in girls’ locker rooms due to gender identity.
“Women are still women. Women are female,” Kelly said. “We’re the only ones who are female. And while you can be apathetic toward the social difficulties of somebody who says they’re gender dysphoric or say they think they were born in the wrong body, we can all draw a hard line on then coming into our spaces. We’re not gonna be threatened by some lunatic who wants to blow us up with his gun like we saw last week.
“We’re not gonna have some allegedly trans person whipping out his penis in front of our 14-year-old daughters post swimming. We’re not gonna continue to sit by and let female prisoners get raped where they’re literally unable to escape their circumstances and we are going to speak out, no matter what you call us,” she added.
Kelly added that women will continue to “speak out” no matter if they are labeled a “transphobe” so as to try and make them “look bad.”
“Do it! Do it! I’m not afraid of you,” Kelly noted further in a statement directed at transgender activists. “And millions of people feel exactly the same way I do.”
Kelly has become extremely vocal about pushing back on the far-left trans-activism that continues to permeate the culture. During a show last month, she expressed a passionate opinion and urged women to stand up for their spaces against transgender-identifying males, declaring in a raised voice, “Find your voices, ladies!”
“If we don’t find our voices and start speaking up against this nonsense, we can kiss every woman’s space goodbye!” Kelly shouted. “We can kiss women’s rights goodbye.”
“We can kiss sororities goodbye,” she added. “We can take off our tops and our underwear and do our yoga in front of perverted men who just want to get off watching us til the cows come home. Stick your daughter in the sorority, let ‘em at her.”
“Find your voices, ladies — and the men who support us,” Kelly continued. “Otherwise, this is our future. I’m sorry. I’m done. I’m done. I don’t want to deal with this s*** at Tri Delta, Kappa Kappa Gamma, in the women’s locker room. You can be supportive of trans people and what they’re going through without surrendering to this madness!”
During the segment, the former Fox News host provided details about the allegations made by the sorority members at the sorority chapter against the trans-identifying male.
Kelly, who is also an attorney, said the sorority women definitely have a sexual harassment case and can say to their sorority, “You endangered us, you pressured us, made us unable to reject this person who we could identify as a potential pervert. And then we were subjected to his lewd and lascivious behaviors.”
