The Megyn Kelly Show Men Banned From Competing in Women's Sports at Olympics, Trump Orders DHS to Pay TSA: AM Update 3/27
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Mar 27, 2026 Leigh Ann O’Neill, Chief Legal Affairs officer at the America First Policy Institute, offers legal analysis of a major Supreme Court asylum case. She discusses the Court’s questioning over asylum metering and predicts likely outcomes. Conversation also covers the IOC decision to bar biological males from women’s Olympic events and the administration’s move to fund TSA pay.
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IOC Moves To Genetic Testing For Female Category
- The IOC announced a new policy limiting female-category eligibility to biological females to protect fairness in elite sport.
- Eligibility will be determined by genetic testing (saliva, cheek swab, or blood) and athletes screened only once in their lifetime for the 2028 Games.
How Boxing Sparked The Eligibility Debate
- Megyn Kelly recounts that only three top sports previously banned males who had gone through male puberty before Paris 2024.
- She cites female boxing controversies where athletes previously ruled ineligible later won Olympic medals, illustrating the dispute's real-world consequences.
Trump Signals Pause While Military Options Loom
- President Trump announced a 10-day pause in energy-plant destruction tied to Iran, framing talks as progressing despite contrary reports.
- Multiple outlets reported the U.S. is considering sending up to 15,000 more troops and weighing major military options against Iran.