The Megyn Kelly Show - Men Banned From Competing in Women's Sports at Olympics, Trump Orders DHS to Pay TSA： AM Update 3⧸27

00:00:00.000 Good morning, everyone. I'm Megan Kelly. It's Friday, March 27th, 2026, and this is your AM

00:00:08.580 Update. The scientific evidence is very clear. Male chromosomes give performance advantages in

00:00:14.960 sports that rely on strength, power, or endurance. A massive shift in favor of fairness at the

00:00:21.680 Olympics, as men are officially banned from competing in women's sports. Hallelujah.

00:00:28.140 We have to stop him from blowing up the world, blowing up the Middle East and blowing up our

00:00:33.800 country. And we did that. President Trump holds a Newsy cabinet meeting, the war in Iran and how

00:00:39.360 it relates to domestic policy, a primary focus. A major case before the U.S. Supreme Court this

00:00:44.980 week with immigration and asylum implications. We'll break down all the angles and relief is

00:00:51.440 coming to TSA workers and to America. All that and more coming up in just a moment on your AM update.

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00:02:02.060 for 20 bucks off your first order. A massive victory for women's sports and team sanity.

00:02:10.480 The International Olympic Committee, or IOC, announcing Thursday that its official new policy

00:02:16.700 prohibits men from competing in women's sports. The rule kicks in before the upcoming Los Angeles

00:02:22.880 Summer Olympics in 2028. But it's not retroactive, meaning medals and results from previous Olympics

00:02:29.740 will not be disturbed. The policy is clear, quote, for all disciplines on the sports program of an

00:02:36.640 IOC event, including individual and team sports, eligibility for any female category is limited

00:02:43.280 to biological females, unquote. Wow. The number of people and the amount of work that went in

00:02:52.280 to getting that reversal is unbelievable. Here's IOC President Kirstie Coventry,

00:02:58.540 herself a two-time Olympic gold medalist in swimming for her native Zimbabwe,

00:03:03.000 announcing the new policy. Today, we, the International Olympic Committee,

00:03:06.980 have published a policy on the protection of the female category. I understand that this is

00:03:12.200 a very sensitive topic. As a former athlete, I passionately believe in the rights of all

00:03:17.620 olympians to take part in fair competition the policy that we have announced is based on science

00:03:23.560 and it has been led by medical experts with the best interests of athletes at its heart

00:03:28.580 the scientific evidence is very clear male chromosomes give performance advantages in

00:03:34.840 sports that rely on strength power or endurance at the olympic games even the smallest margins

00:03:41.200 can be the difference between victory and defeat so it's absolutely clear that it would not be fair

00:03:47.100 for biological males to compete in the female category.

00:03:50.900 In addition, in some sports, it would simply not be safe.

00:03:54.680 Every athlete must be treated with dignity and respect,

00:03:58.520 and athletes will only need to be screened once in their lifetime.

00:04:02.300 An incredible shift from just a few years ago

00:04:04.840 when this sort of scientific and rational statement

00:04:07.600 would have been unthinkable.

00:04:10.420 Eligibility to compete as a female athlete in the Olympics

00:04:13.260 will be determined by genetic testing

00:04:15.420 through saliva, cheek swab, or a blood sample.

00:04:19.280 IOC President Coventry recognizing the new policy's importance

00:04:22.640 due to the elite nature of Olympic athletes

00:04:25.580 and noting there may still be more questions

00:04:27.980 about the rules ahead of the 2028 Summer Games.

00:04:30.800 The IOC recognizes the importance of widespread participation

00:04:34.820 in grassroots and recreational sports programs

00:04:37.320 and the impact that sport has in society.

00:04:40.900 However, the Olympic Games has a focus on elite sport

00:04:44.720 And in elite sport, we must ensure the fairness, safety and integrity of all competitions within the games.

00:04:53.100 I know that there will be many questions and the IOC will work with all of our stakeholders to address these over the coming months.

00:05:01.140 Publication of the policy is just one step in the process.

00:05:04.980 There will be much more information to come.

00:05:07.060 The new policy is consistent with President Trump's February 2025 executive order entitled

00:05:12.720 Keeping Men Out of Women's Sports.

00:05:16.100 President Trump weighing in on True Social, taking a victory lap.

00:05:19.960 Quote, congratulations to the IOC on their decision to ban men from women's sports.

00:05:25.740 This is only happening because of my powerful executive order standing up for women and girls.

00:05:31.920 As a reminder, here is the historic moment on February 5th, last year, right after he

00:05:36.920 was sworn in, when Mr. Trump signed that order, giving us that iconic image of dozens of young

00:05:42.740 female athletes surrounding the president as he signed the policy into effect.

00:05:48.300 With this executive order, the war on women's sports is over.

00:05:52.520 I'm going to sign the executive order right now, and everything I said will go into effect

00:05:57.080 immediately, okay?

00:05:58.860 Thank you.

00:05:59.260 You know, if you'd like to gather around me, I think I'm going to be okay.

00:06:03.900 Prior to the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics, only three so-called top-tier sports,

00:06:10.260 track and field, swimming, and cycling, had a ban on males who identified as females

00:06:15.140 and had also gone through male puberty.

00:06:17.860 Last year, Coventry becoming the first female elected as IOC president.

00:06:22.260 According to the Associated Press, female eligibility was a major theme during last

00:06:26.840 election, and in June, Coventry set up a review of protecting the female category. The issue

00:06:33.600 coming to a head in female boxing during the 2024 Olympics, two individuals, Lin Yoting of

00:06:39.780 Chinese Taipei and Emain Khalif of Algeria, won gold in the female categories after having

00:06:46.920 previously been ruled ineligible to compete as women by the International Boxing Association.

00:06:52.540 World Boxing, a separate organization, cleared Lin to return to international competition earlier this week

00:07:01.100 after completing a review of Lin's gender eligibility, according to Reuters.

00:07:07.100 Khalif reportedly told a French outlet that he has the SRY gene located on the Y chromosome,

00:07:14.440 which is found in biological males and which would make him ineligible under the IOC's new rules,

00:07:20.140 Though he added, quote, I have taken hormone treatments to lower my testosterone levels for competitions, end quote, his admission about his Y chromosome confirms he is biologically male.

00:07:32.100 He told CNN last month that he would be willing to undergo genetic testing to compete in Los Angeles, saying, quote, they should protect women, but they need to pay attention that while protecting women, they shouldn't hurt other women.

00:07:44.560 I'm not transgender.

00:07:45.940 I'm a woman.

00:07:47.520 So, will Lynn and Khalif be allowed to compete in L.A.?

00:07:51.640 Stay tuned.

00:07:54.480 President Trump Thursday making a surprise announcement about the war in Iran,

00:07:58.940 writing on Truth Social that he is pausing, quote,

00:08:02.000 energy plant destruction by 10 days to Monday, April 6, 2026, at 8 p.m. Eastern time.

00:08:09.420 Mr. Trump claiming the pause was due to a request from the Iranian government

00:08:12.920 because, quote, talks are ongoing and despite erroneous statements to the contrary by the fake

00:08:18.040 news media and others, they are going very well. The president's optimistic tone about a diplomatic

00:08:23.520 solution coming in the face of numerous reports that the U.S. is strongly considering a ground

00:08:28.940 invasion of Iran, which would be a dramatic escalation. The Times of Israel reporting

00:08:34.460 yesterday that an official mediating between the U.S. and Iran says President Trump appears to be

00:08:39.660 leaning toward a major ground operation with the belief that the military pressure will cause the

00:08:45.480 Iranian government to give in to the U.S.'s demands. Late yesterday, the Wall Street Journal

00:08:51.320 reporting that Mr. Trump is considering sending another 10,000 ground troops to the Middle East

00:08:57.640 in or near Iran, including infantry and armored vehicles. This would be in addition to the 5,000

00:09:05.160 he has already dispatched to the region. Reuters-Ipsos polling from one week ago showing

00:09:11.020 just 7% of the American people support a major ground invasion. Axios reporting that President

00:09:18.080 Trump is weighing several, quote, final blow options against Iran, sending ground troops and

00:09:23.760 also possibly a massive bombing campaign. President Trump at a cabinet meeting yesterday

00:09:29.000 framing the military operation as a success so far, claiming the Iranians want to make a deal.

00:09:35.400 So we estimated it would take approximately four to six weeks to achieve our mission. 26 days in,

00:09:41.980 we're extremely, really a lot ahead of schedule. The Iranian regime is now admitting to itself

00:09:48.640 that they have been decisively defeated. They're saying to people, this is a disaster. They know

00:09:56.480 that's why they're talking to us they're only they wouldn't talk otherwise but they're talking

00:10:01.160 to us because they've got a disaster in their hands they're defeated they can't make a comeback

00:10:07.600 we're free to roam over their cities and towns and destroy all of their crazy nuclear weapons and

00:10:14.560 missiles and drones that they're building oh we're doing that they now have a chance to make a deal

00:10:20.280 but that's up to them and they'll tell you we're not negotiating we will not negotiate of course

00:10:26.340 are negotiated. They've been obliterated. Who wouldn't negotiate? They are begging to make a

00:10:32.020 deal. Dropsite News reporting yesterday that a senior Iranian official tells the outlet

00:10:37.260 Mr. Trump's claim is not true. Quote, we have not submitted any request regarding potential

00:10:43.080 U.S. attacks. The president also indicating he's ready to get back to domestic priorities,

00:10:49.140 declaring this conflict will end soon. We're slashing regulations and investment is pouring

00:10:54.540 in from all over the world. We have the most investment of any country in history has been

00:11:00.500 put into our country in the last year. And again, we had to take a little detour. It won't be long.

00:11:06.580 It's going to end soon. We had to take a little detour, go to Iran, and we had to put out a fire,

00:11:14.520 very dangerous fire that could have blown up big portions of the world, if not the whole thing.

00:11:19.320 The latest Fox News poll shows the president's numbers on the war are falling. 58 percent now

00:11:25.300 say they oppose the war. 64 percent disapprove of Mr. Trump's handling of it. Very few Democrats,

00:11:32.500 just 12 percent, support the war. 28 percent of independents do. GOP support remains higher,

00:11:39.260 but the party is somewhat divided. 77 percent of Republicans say they back the war. 90 percent of

00:11:46.080 MAGA voters back it, just 52 percent of non-MAGA voters do. The war continuing to have a major

00:11:53.240 effect on energy prices, oil selling at over $105 a barrel, gas prices now at an average of $3.98 a

00:12:01.420 gallon, according to AAA, a full dollar higher than they were a month ago. Bloomberg reporting

00:12:07.180 the Trump administration is studying what oil prices that reach as high as $200 a barrel would

00:12:12.800 due to the economy. Yikes. It's part of an effort to prepare for all possible scenarios in the

00:12:18.760 conflict. A White House spokesperson denying that report and Mr. Trump yesterday saying the war's

00:12:24.200 impact on energy prices actually has not been as dramatic as he expected so far. So as we end

00:12:30.460 threats to America abroad, we're focused here at home on building the greatest economy in the

00:12:36.740 of the world. Now, before this started, the Dow hit 50,000. The S&P hit 7,000. Both of

00:12:43.840 those achievements were not achievable. Every one of you, most of you, I guess, said you'll

00:12:51.540 never hit 50,000 during a four-year period because it was too high a number. Well, we

00:12:56.320 hit it in our first year. And I said, well, now we have to take an excursion to Iran and

00:13:02.080 we have to stop this maniac who's no longer with us, the supreme leader, wasn't so supreme,

00:13:09.200 no longer with us. It's very sad. But we have to stop him from blowing up the world,

00:13:15.680 blowing up the Middle East, and blowing up our country. And we did that. And I thought, frankly,

00:13:21.460 I thought the oil prices would go up more, and I thought the stock market would go down more.

00:13:26.740 It hasn't been nearly as severe as I thought.

00:13:30.040 Vice President J.D. Vance, believed to be a skeptic on military intervention in Iran,

00:13:34.940 also speaking at yesterday's cabinet meeting,

00:13:37.580 making the case that the war has made it far harder for Iran to ever obtain a nuclear weapon.

00:13:43.340 The Iranian conventional military is effectively destroyed.

00:13:46.920 They don't have a navy.

00:13:48.080 They don't have the ability to hit us like they could have even a few weeks ago.

00:13:50.940 And what that does is that gives us options, Mr. President.

00:13:53.420 Now, there's been a lot of reporting about diplomatic options, about negotiations.

00:13:57.540 There's, of course, Pete and his team.

00:13:59.880 There are further military options.

00:14:01.280 But what we have now that we didn't have when the president took over just a little over a year ago

00:14:06.040 is the ability to use every tool at our disposal to ensure that Iran doesn't get a nuclear weapon.

00:14:12.920 Because when I say options, I think it's important the American people know options for what?

00:14:17.800 And it's options to ensure that Iran never has a nuclear weapon.

00:14:21.080 You talk about people who walk into a crowded supermarket and have a vest on,

00:14:24.960 and they blow up the vest and a couple of people get killed and that's a terrible tragedy.

00:14:28.780 What happens when what's on the vest is not something that can kill a couple of people

00:14:32.220 but can kill many, many tens of thousands of people.

00:14:35.060 That is the most important American national security objective that exists for any administration at any time

00:14:41.500 is you don't want the worst people in the world to have a nuclear weapon.

00:14:44.720 That's why the president is doing this.

00:14:48.340 Coming up, the U.S. Supreme Court hearing a case this week that could impact President Trump's border policy

00:14:54.000 and affect the way immigrants claim asylum when they arrive in the United States.

00:14:59.200 A legal expert breaks down the arguments before the court and the most likely outcome.

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00:16:03.920 that's firecracker.farm. The Supreme Court on Tuesday hearing oral arguments in a case over

00:16:10.860 a federal immigration policy that allows officials to turn back asylum seekers before they reach the

00:16:16.880 U.S.-Mexico border. After roughly 80 minutes of questioning, the justices appearing inclined to

00:16:22.360 side with the Trump administration, according to SCOTUSblog, a respected court-tracking website.

00:16:29.120 At the center of the case, when does someone actually gain the legal right to seek asylum

00:16:34.120 in the U.S.? Under federal law, migrants can apply for asylum if they are physically present

00:16:39.820 in the United States or when they initially arrive here. Typically, migrants arriving at

00:16:44.960 a legal point of entry, like an airport or a border checkpoint, can tell the officer they

00:16:49.980 would like to seek asylum, triggering the formal inspection and screening process.

00:16:54.840 About 10 years ago, a border checkpoint near San Diego began experiencing a large influx of

00:17:00.520 Haitian immigrants seeking asylum. To handle the flow, Customs and Border Protection officials

00:17:05.860 implementing a policy called metering. Agents stationed along the U.S.-Mexico border began

00:17:11.900 turning back migrants without valid travel documents, including asylum seekers, prior

00:17:17.400 to their entrance into America. The Trump administration later expanding this policy

00:17:22.080 nationwide. In 2017, immigrant rights group Al Otrolado and 13 asylum seekers sued the

00:17:29.940 government over the metering policy, that case winding its way through the courts all the way

00:17:35.080 up to the U.S. Supreme Court this week. Arguing for the government, assistant to the Solicitor

00:17:40.100 General Vivek Suri, saying the issue comes down to a simple geographic line. If you're still in

00:17:45.800 Mexico, you do not yet have the right to claim asylum in America. Respondent's position is that

00:17:52.760 when Congress said arrives in the United States, it meant stopped outside the United States.

00:18:00.080 That theory is wrong for the simple reason that it defies the statutory text.

00:18:04.460 You can't arrive in the United States while you're still standing in Mexico.

00:18:09.760 That should be the end of this case.

00:18:12.060 But even if you see some ambiguity in the text, the Court's decision in SAIL should clinch the case for us.

00:18:18.960 In SAIL, this Court determined that the protections of the Refugee Convention

00:18:23.820 and the withholding of deportation statute do not extend to aliens outside the United States,

00:18:30.180 And further, that it is entirely lawful for the executive branch to prevent aliens from

00:18:36.700 reaching U.S. soil and claiming those protections. Representing the asylum seekers,

00:18:42.120 attorney Kelsey Corcoran arguing the policy breaks with decades of precedent and undermines

00:18:47.440 the asylum system. For decades, poor officers followed the statutory procedures designated by

00:18:52.940 Congress for inspecting and processing arriving asylum seekers. It was not until 2016 that the

00:18:58.480 government asserted for the first time that it can wholly avoid these mandatory duties simply by

00:19:03.700 blocking asylum seekers just as they are about to step over the port threshold. Petitioner's theory

00:19:09.600 of the statutory text isolates the word in at the expense of making the rest of the statute

00:19:14.660 nonsensical. By petitioner's account, the phrase arrives in the United States has no meaning,

00:19:20.400 not already covered by present in the United States. Arrives means already arrived, and

00:19:26.100 amendments that Congress intended to encourage non-citizens to lawfully seek admission,

00:19:30.460 in fact, did the opposite, permitting border officers to effectively eliminate access to

00:19:35.300 asylum at ports. Several conservative justices appearing skeptical of that argument, focusing

00:19:40.800 on the legal distinction between being at the country versus in the country. Justice Amy Coney

00:19:47.020 Barrett questioning what qualifies as actually arriving in the U.S. and Justice Samuel Alito

00:19:53.120 pressing the point with a blunt analogy.

00:19:55.800 How do you know under your theory

00:19:57.200 when the person is close enough

00:19:58.780 that we could say they have arrived in

00:20:01.980 or arrived in the destination?

00:20:03.960 I mean, what if there's a queue and they're far back

00:20:06.020 or what if they arrive not at a port of entry?

00:20:08.640 How close do you have to be to the border?

00:20:10.540 Could you say that someone arrives in the United States

00:20:12.820 if they're at a portion of the border

00:20:14.300 that does not have a port of entry?

00:20:16.340 Like, what is it?

00:20:17.100 If it's not crossing the physical border,

00:20:20.040 what is the magic thing or the dispositive thing

00:20:22.980 that we're looking for where we say, ah, now that person we can say arrives in the United States.

00:20:27.360 Do you think there is no difference between arriving at a location and arriving in the

00:20:33.980 location? Does a person arrive in the house when the person is not in the house and is knocking

00:20:39.940 at the door asking to be admitted to the house? Yes, I think here the door is open. The officer

00:20:45.740 is standing on the other side of the threshold. Liberal Justice Ketanji Brown-Jackson raising

00:20:50.360 concerns about how the policy plays out in practice, suggesting it could reward illegal

00:20:55.700 entry over lawful behavior. Imagine a polite asylum seeker who wants to do everything by

00:21:04.020 the book. He approaches the border, but does not cross precisely because the law says you are not

00:21:11.000 supposed to enter the United States without authority. Why on earth would Congress have

00:21:18.420 intended or meant for his asylum request to be discarded, not taken seriously, not entertained,

00:21:27.400 but someone who manages to enter the United States unlawfully when the law says you're not

00:21:34.400 supposed to do it and requests asylum gets their application entertained. That doesn't seem to me

00:21:40.860 to make any sense that if we're trying to think about what arriving in means. Surrey responding

00:21:46.840 that Congress deliberately created two separate systems, one for migrants outside the U.S. and

00:21:52.560 another for those already inside, with asylum protections only kicking in after crossing that

00:21:58.360 threshold. We spoke to chief legal affairs officer at the America First Policy Institute,

00:22:03.740 Leanne O'Neill, about this case. O'Neill saying the justices' questions exposed a major flaw

00:22:09.140 in the asylum seeker's argument. I thought that it was a little bit precarious. You know, one of the

00:22:15.480 quotes that came from her in the case, in her exchange with Justice Alito, for example,

00:22:21.480 he was raising the point that Katajima Jackson and Justice Sotomayor were sort of confusing the

00:22:27.880 terms arrive in and arrive at. And he called them out for siding with that attorney. And it was a

00:22:34.500 little bit of an interesting exchange because he made the point, you know, if you walk up to my

00:22:39.720 house and you're at the threshold, you haven't arrived in my house. In contrast, the attorney

00:22:44.980 representing the other side said, well, here it's an open door. And, you know, the question is

00:22:51.760 whether you're preventing me from coming in or not. And I think that that really kind of illustrated

00:22:57.280 where so many of the justices thinking was on this. And I am not optimistic that her

00:23:05.340 reasoning will hold up there. O'Neill telling us the government's argument by contrast was

00:23:10.460 far more straightforward. I thought that the government made its case very clearly and it was

00:23:16.640 very strong. I mean, I think that really the most illustrative kind of quote that came from the

00:23:22.560 government in the case was, you know, if I'm still in Mexico, then I haven't arrived in the United

00:23:28.140 States. And to any reasonable person who understands language, that is an entirely true

00:23:35.560 statement and cannot be disputed. As for how this case could come down, O'Neill predicts

00:23:40.780 a familiar split at the court. It seems like it's probably going to split along the typical

00:23:47.900 kind of 6-3 lines that we've seen in so many cases. But I do think that there is the possibility

00:23:55.880 of it being even stronger, more strongly in favor with a 7-2. So we'll just have to see. I hate

00:24:02.320 predicting how the justices will rule because that's a tricky business to be in. But I definitely

00:24:09.720 feel very confident that the government will win this one. An opinion is expected by late June.

00:24:16.960 A breakthrough, sort of, in the fight over whether to fund the Department of Homeland Security.

00:24:22.900 Democrats refusing to authorize funding, demanding reforms to ICE, a division of DHS,

00:24:28.480 first. TSA, another part of DHS, running out of money, with some 50,000 officers working without

00:24:35.800 pay for two pay periods, leading some 500 agents to quit, many others to call out,

00:24:42.240 and to bedlam at the nation's airports. President Trump late yesterday with a solution,

00:24:47.600 declaring a national emergency, which allows him to bypass Congress and okay the TSA funds,

00:24:53.800 which will come from the Big Beautiful Bill.

00:24:56.780 The president writing on True Social that he, quote,

00:24:59.360 will not allow the radical left Democrats

00:25:01.440 to hold our country hostage any longer,

00:25:04.220 ordering new DHS Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen

00:25:06.620 to immediately pay our TSA agents

00:25:09.280 and to quickly stop the Democrat chaos at the airports.

00:25:13.640 The rescue comes just in time.

00:25:15.620 Congress is leaving later today for a two-week Easter break.

00:25:18.340 And with no deal on DHS funding, TSA workers and travelers,

00:25:22.320 we're looking at an ongoing rough start to spring. Senate Majority Leader John Thune saying

00:25:28.220 the president's announcement takes the pressure off negotiations, at least for now.

00:25:35.160 And that'll do it for your AM update. I'm Megyn Kelly. Join me back here for the MK Show,

00:25:39.720 live on Sirius XM's The Megyn Kelly Channel, 111 at noon east,

00:25:43.580 on youtube.com slash Megyn Kelly, and on all podcast platforms.

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