Megyn Kelly

However, through a spokesperson, the governor releasing one tepid statement, quote, The governor has repeatedly and unequivocally urged protesters to do so peacefully.

While people have a right to speak out, he in no way supports interrupting a place of worship.

Can you spare it?

Deputy A.G.

Blanche reacting to that statement yesterday on Fox.

Even more remarkably, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison.

This is the state's top law enforcement officer appearing on Lemon's podcast endorsing the riotous behavior.

Pro tip, Keith, there is absolutely not a right to enter a church, which is private property, uninvited, and to harass and intimidate churchgoers even after you've been told to leave.

We'll have more on this later today on The Megyn Kelly Show.

As the 2026 midterm season approaches, Democrats with presidential ambitions will begin jockeying for a position, backing midterm candidates, building alliances, and laying the groundwork for a presidential run.

But one vulnerability Dems still struggle to navigate, questions about basic biological realities from women's sports to medical interventions for minors.

It was a defining issue in President Trump's 2024 victory, repeatedly used to hammer Democrat candidate Kamala Harris with this viral line.

Even as public opinion moves away from progressive gender ideology, many Democrats eyeing 2028 still appear unwilling to engage.

A March New York Times poll finding 79% of Americans believe male athletes should not be allowed to compete in women's sports.

Among Democrats, 67% support sex-segregated sports.

Axios asking about 20 potential Democrat contenders three very simple questions.

Should, quote, transgender girls, translation folks, that means boys, be allowed to compete in girls' sports?

Do you believe transgender youths under 18 should be able to be placed on puberty blockers and hormones?

And what is your response to the question, can a man become a woman?

Eight high-profile Democrats declining to answer, including former Vice President Kamala Harris, Congresswoman AOC from New York, Illinois Governor J.B.