Megyn Kelly has listed all the ways Hollywood superstar Jennifer Aniston has betrayed women in a scathing speech.
Aniston weighed in on the 2024 presidential election when she criticized JD Vance’s statement that “childless cat ladies” were running the country.
Vance responded to the Friends star in an interview with former Fox News host Kelly and now the host is adding to the fray, slamming Aniston for what she sees as the actress’ anti-woman behavior.
Kelly first criticized Aniston for saying Vance was opposed to IVF before listing the ways she had betrayed her gender by not saying anything about the safety and health of women’s sports.
“What did he say about the woman who was punched in the face by a man in the boxing ring? ZERO.”
Megyn Kelly listed all the ways Hollywood superstar Jennifer Aniston has betrayed women in a scathing tirade
Aniston weighed in on the 2024 presidential election when she criticized JD Vance’s statement that “childless cat ladies” were running the country.
Kelly was referring to Algerian Olympic boxer Imane Khelif, who competed in the women’s welterweight category and won a gold medal in Paris despite the fierce controversy surrounding her gender that dominated headlines during the Games.
Khelif was allowed to compete at the Olympics just a year after being banned from the World Boxing Championships for allegedly failing tests that showed she has ‘XY’ male chromosomes, a decision that sparked outrage around the world.
However, the International Boxing Association – the organisation that sanctions world championships – has never presented any scientific evidence to support its claims.
Despite being born a woman, Khelif was the subject of unproven accusations and abuse during the Olympics.
Kelly went on to ask host Shawn Ryan, “What has he said about Payton McNabb, who suffers permanent neurological damage and brain damage from being hit so hard in the face and head by that volleyball player in North Carolina? NOTHING.”
McNabb was 17 when a ball hit hard by a trans opponent hit her in the face, knocking her to the ground and knocking her unconscious.
The 6-foot-10 trans player laughed with joy, McNabb said, after being thrown to the ground. So did other players on the opposing team.
‘What do you say about that girl who had all her teeth knocked out by a boy pretending to be a girl at a field hockey game?’
Vance responded to the Friends star in an interview with former Fox News host Kelly and now the host is adding to the fray, slamming Aniston for what she sees as the actress’s own anti-women behavior.
Kelly first criticized Aniston for saying Vance opposed IVF before listing the ways she had betrayed her gender by not saying anything about the safety and health of women’s sports, such as Imane Khelif, the Algerian boxer who won gold despite being at the center of a fierce controversy over her gender.
Kelly is referring to the 2023 incident between two varsity teams from Swampscott High School and Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School, in which a male hockey player caused horrendous facial injuries to a female opponent.
Footage of the horrific accident showed the woman collapsing and screaming in agony after the ball hit her face, and the male player’s involvement sparked a backlash despite being allowed under Massachusetts law.
In this case, the male player can play field hockey on the women’s team because it is traditionally a women’s sport.
Kelly concluded her speech by criticizing Aniston for worrying about what she considers a minor issue compared to what these women have been through.
So I don’t give a shit what she thinks about JD Vance and women who own cats and don’t have kids. She’s posing as some kind of protector of women, but she’s anything but. Has she never stood up for any of these issues? Is this the issue she speaks out on? You don’t want women who own cats and don’t have kids to be offended? Is that where you’re going to plant your flag?
Republican vice presidential nominee Vance responded to Aniston in July after she criticized him for his resurgent complaint about “childless cat ladies” running the country.
Vance appeared on The Megyn Kelly Show on Friday to defend the anti-feline statement made in 2021, which sparked a massive backlash from cat lovers across the country.
The Ohio senator said childless women have no “direct stake” in America’s future and said they are “miserable with their own lives and their choices.”
Kelly criticized Aniston for keeping quiet about Payton McNabb, now 19 and from North Carolina, whose sports career was cut short after she was hit by a ball traveling at 70 mph that was hit by a transgender athlete.
Kelly also addressed the 2023 incident between two varsity teams from Swampscott High School and Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School, in which a male hockey player caused horrific facial injuries to a female opponent. She noted that Aniston did not say anything.
His comments drew the ire of Aniston, 55, who said: “Mr Vance, I pray that your daughter is lucky enough to have children of her own one day,” she said. “I hope she doesn’t have to resort to IVF as a second option, because you’re trying to take that away from her too.”
In response, Vance said: “That’s disgusting because my daughter is 2 years old.”
“And secondly, if she were to have fertility issues, as I said in that speech, I would try everything I could to try to help her because I believe that families and babies are a good thing,” he added.
Resurrected footage shows Vance criticizing childless women like Kamala Harris while speaking to Tucker Carlson on Fox News.
In the clip, Vance criticized the prospect of handing the country over to childless women.
He said: ‘I’m saying that we are effectively ruled in this country through the Democrats by a bunch of childless cat-loving women who are miserable with their own lives and the choices they’ve made, so they want to make the rest of the country miserable too.
“It’s a basic fact. If you look at Kamala Harris, Pete Buttigieg, AOC, the entire future of the Democrats is controlled by people without children.
What is the point of handing over our country to people who have no interest in it?
Vance appeared on The Megyn Kelly Show in July to defend comments he made to Fox in 2021 that have been circulating online.
Aniston wasn’t the only person upset by Vance’s comments. Democratic women across the country immediately came to Harris’ defense and launched a Childless Cat Ladies for Kamala meme.
During his appearance on Kelly’s show, Vance responded: “Obviously, it was a sarcastic comment. I have nothing against cats, I have nothing against dogs, I have a dog at home and I love him.
“But look, people are focusing a lot on the sarcasm and not on the essence of what I actually said.”
Vance said both liberal and conservative women responded to the cat comments by saying they were “glad” he pointed out that there is “something deeply anti-family about our public policy.”
He tried to blame it on the Democrats’ policies.
“We have to ask ourselves: why are we still using masks for young children years after the pandemic is over?” she mused.
Vance also said Harris’ campaign spoke out against extending the child tax credit.
“Why did the Harris campaign come out just this morning and say that we shouldn’t have the child tax credit that lowers tax rates for parents of young children?” the vice presidential candidate asked. That claim appears to be false.
The Biden administration’s current position is that the White House is “committed to restoring the American Rescue Plan’s critical expansion of the Child Tax Credit to help all American families and children.”
Vance voted against the Democratic-led IVF Rights Act last month, though he did support a GOP-sponsored bill, the IVF Protection Act, that would strip states of Medicaid funding if they banned IVF treatments, though it would allow some restrictions.
During the Q&A with Kelly, Vance explained that he was in favor of IVF within reason.
“I think we have to protect the right of Christian hospitals to operate as they wish,” he said. “But of course that is entirely consistent with promoting fertility treatments for parents who need them.”