Former Fox News host Megyn Kelly shredded USA Today columnist Nancy Armour after she made a ridiculous comment about transgender athletes in women’s sports.
The host crushed her on her SiriusXM show after the columnist said that South Carolina Gamecocks coach Dawn Staley was a “g**damn national treasure” after she said that she would allow transgender athletes in women’s college basketball.
“There’s this columnist over at USA Today, sports, Nancy Armour, who’s a repeat violator of women’s rights,” the host said before she tore the doors off of the columnist.
“You’re a g**damn national disgrace, Madam, because you have a pen in a very large newspaper, dwindling though by the day, and you too could stand up for women, but you’re too cowardly to do it. And you know why? You’re not a mother. You don’t have to worry about your daughter having to face some six-foot-four man out on the basketball court like I do. So I don’t want to hear from you,” the former Fox News host said.
Nancy Armour’s bio, she calls herself a proud aunt of three boys – she doesn’t even have nieces – and she says, “I don’t have all the answers, but I’m always looking for more of them.” I’ve got one for you, Nancy. Shut the f**k up until you know what you’re talking about, because girls are getting hurt by male basketball players posing as girls. I take you out to Massachusetts, where Lowell was playing in a game, the Lowell school was playing in a game, and they had to call it at the half because three players got hurt. Look at this girl in the black shirt go down. That’s a man pretending to be a girl who took the ball from her. Look at her. You watch this, Nancy, Dawn! You two watch this! Look at her writhing in pain after she was injured by a boy pretending to be a girl,” the host said.
“I’m so sick of these women who are so terrified of the woke mob,” she said.
The entire controversy started when Coach Staley looked like she was reading a script in a hostage video when she answered a question about transgender athletes in college basketball.
“If you consider yourself a woman and you want to play sports or vice versa, you should be able to play,” she said. “That’s my opinion.”
