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Hey, everyone, I'm Megan Kelly. Welcome to the Megan Kelly show. We have big breaking news out of the U.S.

Supreme Court this morning as the high court issues two major decisions on the last day of its term.

I mean, more than two technically, but we're going to focus on two right now.

In a victory for Team Sanity, the justice is ruling that states are permitted to keep boys out of girls' sports with bans.

We have 27 states that have banned boys from participating in

girls sports. The question was, is that legal? The answer is yes. That doesn't save the girls

in the remaining states, but it does allow states that are willing to protect young girls and women

to do so. It is a watershed moment. It is an epic decision for girls and women's rights,

and the High Court came down the right way on it with all six conservatives joining to say,

yes, those states and those girls will be protected.

We're going to have a breakdown of that decision later in the show, including with someone

who was a party to the litigation. First, though, a setback to the president's agenda and a

shockingly cowardly decision from the high court on birthright citizenship. Now, we knew it was going to happen,

but we didn't know exactly how they'd get there. And there was always at least the hope,

you know, the possibility that they would do the right thing. I mean, what's essentially happened

now is that anybody from China can come over here, have a baby,

and that baby will be an American no matter what.

They can leave the day after the child is born, the minute after the child is born.

And honestly, there was a real question.

I like many people, when I first saw the challenge to this, it was long before President Trump's executive order. It was written by a legal scholar and, you know, saying this is not what the founders intended. I, too, thought, what do you mean? This is sort of how we all grew up, thinking that if you're born here, you're a citizen, and that's kind of the end of it. If you actually look at the history of that practice here in the United States, and then what happened after the 14th Amendment

was passed, you see that's wrong. You find out that that's actually not the way this,

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