Megyn Kelly Claims Mark Levin Ran to Trump After Commenting on His ‘Micro Penis’

On Monday, Megyn Kelly from SiriusXM accused Fox News weekend host Mark Levin of soliciting praise from President Donald Trump following an online spat between the two. After they had a heated exchange over the weekend, Levin was highlighted on Truth Social as a “truly great American patriot.” Kelly remarked on “The Megyn Kelly Show” that Levin was too fearful to confront her on his own, instead choosing to seek validation from Trump with a supportive tweet. Levin, however, countered that he hadn’t spoken to Trump before the tweet was issued.

“Instead of handling it like an adult, he ran straight to the President,” Kelly commented. “He had Trump post a nice tweet about him. It’s strange, and it’s unusual for Trump to be in such a position where he doesn’t know where his own party stands,” she added, pointing out how Levin avoids direct confrontation.

The feud ignited when Levin labeled Kelly as “evil” and “diabolical” regarding her opinions on Israel. Kelly retaliated by calling him “micropenis Mark,” expressing concern that Levin’s attacks felt potentially dangerous. Levin responded harshly, describing Kelly as “an emotionally unstable, vulgar, short-tempered wreck” and claimed that her remarks were not intelligent but harmful. Kelly retorted, noting that Levin seemed to think he could monopolize offensive comments against her, calling it the kind of behavior typical of someone who doesn’t appreciate pushback from women.

Kelly asserted that Levin’s behavior granted her the right to hit back even harder. She mentioned that he had been stalking her, and suggested that pursuing a restraining order might be on the table. “It’s insane that this whole situation has escalated,” she said, adding a note about how Levin’s conduct was akin to someone who couldn’t handle their emotions maturely.

In his defense, Levin reiterated points about military operations and faced criticism from both Kelly and conservatives regarding the ongoing tensions with Iran. Kelly claimed that American soldiers were not dying for their own country but for Israel, arguing that the situation needed to be reframed as “Israel’s war.”

Amid this conflict, Trump expressed support for Levin, labeling him a patriot and suggesting that critics of Levin were less intelligent and capable. Trump hinted that these criticisms wouldn’t diminish Levin’s standing, indicating that Kelly’s continued opposition could undermine Trump’s connections within his coalition.