Sirius XM radio host Megyn Kelly campaigned for former President Trump in the important thing battleground state of Pennsylvania in hopes of convincing the remaining undecided president to rally behind him over Vice President Kamala Harris.Â
Kelly revealed Monday on her present that the Trump marketing campaign had invited her to look alongside the Republican nominee in Pittsburgh. She beforehand introduced she would vote for Trump within the presidential race towards President Biden earlier than he withdrew from the race.
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Former US President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump gestures throughout a marketing campaign rally at PPG Paints Area in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on November 4, 2024. (Photograph by CHARLY TRIBALLEAU/AFP by way of Getty Pictures)
Kelly joined Trump on stage to reward him as a “protector of ladies” and that’s she is endorsing him.Â
“He can be a protector of ladies. And it is why I am voting for him,” she mentioned. “He’ll shut the border. He’ll hold the boys out of ladies sports activities and the place they do not belong. And what else? Yet another factor. He’ll look out for our boys, to our forgotten boys and our forgotten males. Guys such as you. Guys like these guys. Who acquired the calluses on their palms? Who work for a residing with the beards and the tats. Who perhaps have a beer after work and do not need to be judged by folks like Oprah and Beyoncé, who won’t ever need to face the results of her disastrous financial insurance policies.”
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump listens to US commentator and media persona Megyn Kelly (L) communicate throughout a marketing campaign rally at PPG Paints Area in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on November 4, 2024. (CHARLY TRIBALLEAU/AFP by way of Getty Picture)
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The previous Fox Information anchor famously had a tense relationship with Trump in the course of the 2016 election cycle.
