Megyn Kelly says New Hampshire candidate Ashley Webb has dropped Senate bid
"Not in the not in the intersex community, not with women, not with main voters because just before we came to air he announced he's bailing. He too has finally accepted reality that the very very pro-woman Troy Jackson will be the Democratic nominee to take on Susan Collins and he's out. He's officially out."
About this episode
In this short Megyn Kelly Show clip, Megyn Kelly and her panel discuss internet figure and New Hampshire candidate Ashley Webb, replaying excerpts from a recent podcast appearance in which Webb talks about bodily symptoms and labels related to sex characteristics and gender identity. The hosts mock and dispute Webb’s descriptions, including claims about cyclical symptoms and leaking “a mucus”, and they argue that Webb misunderstands basic anatomy. They also replay a second excerpt in which Webb says doctors “gave me the label”, suggests the intersex community “tossed me out”, and describes showing CAT scans to others for interpretation; Kelly and the panel react sceptically and derisively.
Near the end, Kelly asserts that Webb has announced he is “bailing” and is “officially out”, presenting it as an acknowledgement that Troy Jackson will be the Democratic nominee to take on Republican Senator Susan Collins. No primary source from Webb is provided in the clip, so the status of the withdrawal claim cannot be verified from this segment alone.
The video concludes with a channel subscription prompt followed by a paid advertisement for Birch Gold Group focused on US debt levels and promoting physical gold for retirement diversification.
Key takeaways
- Kelly and her panel replay a podcast clip in which Ashley Webb says: “I also leak like a mucus, which they can't really explain.”
- A second excerpt features Webb saying doctors “gave me the label” and alleging the intersex community “kicked me out” after discussions about CAT scans.
- Kelly and the panel dispute Webb’s anatomical claims and treat them as evidence of misunderstanding biology.
- Kelly asserts, without providing supporting material in the clip, that Webb has announced he is withdrawing from a political run.
- Kelly frames the alleged withdrawal as acceptance that Troy Jackson will be the Democratic nominee to face Susan Collins.
- The clip ends with a subscription pitch and a Birch Gold Group advertisement.