Snapshot · The Megyn Kelly Show
Alliance Defending Freedom filed the very first case defending female athletes against biological males in women's sports in Connecticut in 2017, with Megyn Kelly conducting the first interview of those athletes.
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Kelly uses public records to document the performance gap that female athletes like Madison Kenyon faced. June Eastwood's 800m personal best was nearly 4 seconds faster than the women's collegiate record; his 1500m time beat a decade-old record; his 5000m time was 13 seconds ahead of the women's record [1] — Megyn Kelly "Megyn Kelly cited detailed records showing male athlete June Eastwood's times were faster than long-standing women's collegiate records in …" 1:23:35 . Yet USA Today's coverage called him 'transcendent,' framed his presence as a 'life or death issue,' and focused entirely on his gender dysphoria rather than the women he displaced. Waggoner then offers the Lia Thomas data point — ranked 65th in men's swimming, first in women's — and the BPJ statistic: one middle schooler displaced 470 girls a combined 1,400 times. Kenyon reflects on how one male athlete in a 9-lane race displaces 8 women, and notes that with over 100,000 trans youth potentially competing, the scale of the problem is massive.
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Megyn Kelly cited detailed records showing male athlete June Eastwood's times were faster than long-standing women's collegiate records in multiple events: nearly 4 seconds faster in the 800m, faster than a decade-old record in the 1500m, and 13 seconds ahead in the 5000m. Meanwhile, media coverage called Eastwood 'transcendent.'
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