Megyn Kelly: "Hollywood’s Collapse"

In a new episode that clearly illustrates the cultural decline promoted by Hollywood elites, journalist Megyn Kelly, a former Fox News figure, forcefully and unflinchingly exposed what many patriotic Americans have been saying for years: the entertainment industry, led by out-of-touch celebrities, continues to use historical symbols and civil rights figures as props in their grotesque and shallow spectacle.

In a recent segment of her show, Kelly harshly criticized several actresses for their "artistic" choices on the red carpet—especially at fashion events that supposedly celebrate “diversity” and “high couture,” but have in reality become platforms for vulgarity, recklessness, and disrespect. One of the most outrageous examples, according to Kelly, was the outfit worn by an actress named Lisa, a star from the series White Lotus, who appeared with a graphic depiction of Rosa Parks—yes, that Rosa Parks, who became an icon of the civil rights movement by refusing to give up her seat on a segregated bus in 1955—placed literally on her private area.

Kelly, in a tone of both outrage and disbelief, asked how our society has arrived at the point where Rosa Parks can be used as a "vagina cover," as if she were just another disposable accessory for social media clout or fleeting attention. What does this say about a society that allows civil rights icons to be reduced to props? Where is the respect for those who fought for real principles? The answer lies in the ongoing erosion of values promoted by Hollywood and its ideological allies.

But the spectacle didn’t stop there. Kelly also called out Halle Berry, an actress long regarded as one of America’s most beautiful women. However, according to Kelly, Berry has entered a downward spiral of increasingly provocative posts and appearances that suggest a deep personal insecurity. Kelly explained that ever since another actress, LisaRaye McCoy, claimed on a show that Halle Berry was “bad and boring in bed,” Berry seems to have launched a personal campaign to prove otherwise. The result? A series of photoshoots that have crossed the line of good taste, culminating in what Kelly described as “side pube,” a partial display of pubic hair in an outfit marketed as “fashionable,” but that was anything but elegant.

And here’s where the issue goes even deeper. The problem isn’t just the clothing, or the body, or fashion itself. The problem is the message: that for a woman—especially an influential one—the most effective way to affirm her value or power is through aggressive sexualization, stripped of meaning, purpose, or constructive message. And even worse: that this is done while claiming to represent feminism, racial equality, and social justice.

This kind of contradiction fits perfectly within the Hollywood culture that conservatives have long criticized. A culture where what’s most offensive is not degrading a civil rights icon or exposing intimate body parts in the name of “art,” but questioning it. A culture that has completely lost its moral compass and applauds those who go to extremes for attention while canceling anyone who dares to say: “this is not okay.”

President Donald Trump has been one of the few political leaders to openly confront this kind of liberal hypocrisy. He has consistently denounced how the media, celebrities, and the cultural establishment try to impose a worldview that contradicts the traditional values on which this nation was built: respect, dignity, responsibility, and patriotic pride.

That’s why segments like Megyn Kelly’s are necessary. They reveal what’s hidden behind the spotlights, what the progressive press refuses to say, and what many American families see with increasing concern. This isn’t about hollow moralism; it’s about defending common sense and protecting the cultural soul of the United States.

As the saying goes, the show must go on. But not at the cost of erasing history, mocking human dignity, and perverting the values that have made this country a beacon of hope. It’s time to say: enough is enough.