Megyn Kelly spoke at a rally for President-elect Donald Trump in Washington D.C. on January 19. She defended free speech, saying Americans can offend and provoke. Kelly noted that companies like Facebook and McDonald’s are moving away from Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs.
Kelly also made jokes about public figures like Jennifer Lopez, Oprah Winfrey, and Kamala Harris. She emphasised the importance of free expression in America. Her comments sparked controversy, highlighting her strong views on free speech.
Kelly praised Stephen Miller for his work on Trump’s border policies. She expressed excitement about changes happening as Trump prepares to take office. She mentioned Facebook and McDonald’s ending DEI programs as examples of this shift.
Universities in Michigan, North Carolina, Iowa, and Texas are also moving away from DEI initiatives. A bill called the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act passed the House. Kelly noted that with Senate control, there is a better chance for it to succeed.
A judge blocked changes to Title IX made by Joe Biden. Kelly believes these changes will be fully stopped once Trump is in office. She shared optimism about positive developments across the country.
Military recruiting is reportedly increasing in anticipation of Trump’s leadership. Kelly mentioned a deal in Gaza before Trump takes office, suggesting positive outcomes are already unfolding.
Kelly joked about feeling taller and thinner, comparing her skin to Jennifer Lopez’s. She mocked Hollywood celebrities like J-Lo and Meryl Streep for their political involvement. Kelly criticised their influence on public opinion.
She also targeted Oprah Winfrey for charging high fees for interviews. Kelly questioned Kamala Harris’s authenticity, criticising her public persona and accents.
Kelly praised Trump supporters for their courage in wearing MAGA hats. She acknowledged their role in building momentum against DEI initiatives. She encouraged them to continue standing up for their beliefs.
Kelly highlighted individuals like Jody Shaw and Andrew Gutman who opposed DEI policies at schools. She shared stories of people speaking out against issues affecting them directly.
Kelly reminded the audience of Trump’s stance on free speech during a 2015 debate. She emphasised the right to speak freely without fear of offending others.
She thanked supporters for being part of the Trump movement and urged them to stay strong. Kelly stressed the need for patience and resilience as they continue their efforts.
Video Published On: Monday, Jan 20, 2025, 12:58 [IST]
