Megyn Kelly attacked liberal women on her podcast yesterday, telling them it was their fault Donald Trump crushed Kamala Harris.
The political commentator accused Democratic voters of alienating her and other women by ‘shitting on men’ and pushing an extreme brand of feminism.
‘We knew what you leftists thought about feminism: it meant abortion and shitting on men, and most of us women on the norms side don’t want that.
‘We love our husband, we love our children, our parents, our brothers, our male friends and colleagues.
‘We are not willing to view this as a zero-sum game in which we must advance at their expense.
“Until you get that through your damn head, you’re going to keep losing,” he fumed.
Megyn Kelly went on a rampage against liberal women in an expletive-filled rant blaming them for Kamala Harris’ crushing defeat.
Harris had enjoyed the support of female voters and made abortion rights a key tenet of her campaign.
While she beat Trump by more than 10 percentage points among women ages 18 to 44, the split among older women was much closer.
About 51 percent of women 45 and older voted for Harris, compared to 47 percent for Trump.
Meanwhile, young Gen Z women, widely considered Harris’ safest demographic, turned their backs on Democrats to support Trump.
AP exit polls found that 40 percent of women under 30 voted for Trump, a seven-point jump from 2020.
The youngest, between 18 and 24 years old, fled Harris in greater numbers and Trump won 11 points in his race with Joe Biden.
She accused Democratic female voters of “shitting on men” in the name of women’s empowerment.
One liberal woman is seen crying while another smiles and takes a selfie at Kamala Harris’ rally where she conceded the election to Donald Trump.
Kelly became an unlikely ally of Donald Trump during his election campaign.
The two have a checkered history dating back to their first presidential bid in 2016.
The president-elect made misogynistic comments about her after she pressured him over his previous derogatory comments about women.
They facedDuring the first Republican primary debate about whether he had the temperament to be president.
Trump largely dismissed Kelly’s question in the debate, but then pursued it, first overnight on Twitter and then in interviews.
Kelly became an unlikely ally of Donald Trump during his campaign after they closed a rift that developed following a dispute in 2016 during the president-elect’s first run for the White House.
“She’s not very tough or very smart,” Trump told CNN in a phone interview. “I don’t respect her as a journalist.”
Referring to Kelly’s questions during the debate, Trump said: “There was blood coming out of his eyes, blood coming out of everywhere.” The comment was widely seen as a sexist reference to menstruation.
Trump later boycotted another debate on Fox because Kelly was one of the moderators.
However, the former enemies have since put their feud behind them and Kelly appeared on stage alongside the president-elect to deliver some of his campaign’s final remarks last week.
While Harris won among female voters overall, the split was much closer among older women.