Trump's Momentous Girls' Sports Exec Order, CBS Reveals Kamala Edits, and RFK's Odds, with Andrew Klavan, Ron Johnson, and Chuck Zito | Ep. 1001
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Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show, live on Sirius XM Channel 111 every weekday at noon east. Hey everyone, I'm Megyn Kelly. Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show. President Trump remains on offense and the results have been incredible. I just it's I can't get over it. The days keep passing. He keeps doing more incredible things, amazing things, gifts to us, just writing the deep, immoral wrongs that were done to us during the Biden administration. And we knew he was going to. He promised that he would. But aren't you so used to being disappointed by politicians? Everything's too hard. It didn't work out. The Democrats wouldn't cooperate. We get used to like, well, I guess, you know, we tried. And what's happening? Yes, it's via executive order. Yes, it can be undone by the next president. but it's something, it's progress. He's doing what he said he would do. He's fulfilling the promises he made to us. And then he will also push for the legislation. He is doing that too. But at least we have a four-year fix.
At least we have a four-year restoration to sanity and morality in some departments, like the one I'm about to talk about, such that Americans can live again in a way that makes sense, in a way that is safe, in a way that is normal. And if another president comes in after Trump and tries to undo it, they will feel the acute shift in a way that will be profound and will, I think, stop the next president from doing it. So there is real value in these executive orders. Forget that. That's a valid point, the one I just made. But think of all, for example, with respect to the girls in sports issue, think of how many girls are going to be protected. Think of how many girls are not going to have to undress in front of a boy pretending to be one of them. Are not going to have their teeth knocked out on the field hockey field. Because Trump used his pen to fulfill a campaign promise. It was a thing of beauty yesterday.
He signed. It truly was beautiful. He signed an executive order. banning men and boys from women's and girls' sports. And the NCAA has already said it will comply. It was a complete victory in the war to protect our girls. Just unbelievable. The video... Let's watch it, okay? Let's watch it because it's actually kind of emotional. And then I'm going to bring in our first guest.
Come on. Come on.
Secret Service is worried about them? If we have to worry about them, we have big problems. Okay, do you want to have it? Watch what I do, and then I'm going to give you some pens, okay? You ready? What a nice picture this is, huh, Governor? You ready? We'll do a good job. Wait, let me press that. I want to make this a really good signature. Because this is, you know, this is a big one, right?
Oh, I think we have a 10. We have a 10!
Surrounded by young, innocent, fresh-faced girls who just want to play their sports against other girls. That's all they're asking. Just for fairness and safety in sport. Something that for many decades has been a foregone conclusion in the wake of Title IX, but wasn't recently. Thanks to Joe Biden, that villain. And his sidekick, Kamala Harris, who actually tried to convince us she could do this job. You know, we've talked about this, but the night before the election, I went to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and did something I've never done before in my life, certainly not as a journalist, but not even as a private citizen. And that was I endorsed a candidate and spoke on his behalf and urged other people to vote for him. And I was there specifically, this was my task, I wasn't asked specifically to do this, but my choice to explain my vote was to tell people that those who were mocking President Trump's promise to protect women did not understand what he was actually going to do when he took the office.
That I was voting for him specifically because I believed that promise. We spoke about that night, Lakin Riley. I mentioned her by name. What was his first order of business? The very first piece of legislation he signed into law, the Lakin Riley Act to protect other young American women and men.
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