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Megyn Kelly Breaks Down INFURIATING Moment When Radicals Interrupted Church Service to Protest ICE
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This is the full, timestamped transcript of "Megyn Kelly Breaks Down INFURIATING Moment When Radicals Interrupted Church Service to Protest ICE", an episode of Megyn Kelly published January 19, 2026 (23 min, about 3,671 words). It mentions 6 people, works and ideas, including Ice King, Naima Levy Armstrong, William Kelly, University of St. Thomas, Black Lives Matter.
What this episode is about
The discussion centers on a recent incident where anti-ICE activists interrupted a church service, prompting criticism of local leaders for their silence on the matter. The commentary highlights the perceived insensitivity of the protesters, who are described as disconnected from the emotional and spiritual significance of worship for attendees, including vulnerable individuals such as children.
Key takeaways
- Protestors interrupting worship reveals the widening chasm between activism and respect for religious sanctity.
- Infectious outrage: when activism disrupts the quiet solace of faith, even the most devout may raise their fists.
- Misinformation fuels protests; context matters, but critical thinking seems lost in the fervor of political ideology.
- Screaming for justice in a place of worship? A chilling reminder of the cost of viral outrage on community bonds.
- In a world of polarized narratives, can civil discourse survive when activists choose disruption over dialogue?
Who speaks in this episode?
- Megyn Kelly (Guest) · 19 min speaking
- Don Lemon (Guest) · 1 min speaking
- Nikima Levy Armstrong (Guest) · 1 min speaking
- William Kelly (Guest) · 1 min speaking
What is discussed, and when
- – 20:00: Naima Levy Armstrong, William Kelly, University of St. Thomas
- – 22:49: Birch Gold Group
Notable quotes from "Megyn Kelly Breaks Down INFURIATING Moment When Radicals Interrupted Church Service to Protest ICE"
Paul, Minnesota. Protesters say they took aim at that church because one of the church's pastors is allegedly involved in ICE operations. We actually don't know whether that's true or not.
about Ice King · atThe whole protest was organized by Nikima Levy Armstrong. She's a longtime BLM activist. She's a lawyer and an idiot and a former law professor at the University of St. Thomas in Minneapolis.
about Naima Levy Armstrong · atProtesters, again, I'm using that term very loosely, were just chanting generic woke mantras, you're wrong. One I mentioned a moment ago, is named William Kelly. According to…
about William Kelly · atA new year means new financial goals, like making sure your savings are secure and diversified. Will this be the year you decide to talk to somebody from Birch Gold Group?…
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Who and what is mentioned in this episode?
People
- Naima Levy Armstrong — Person · Referenced organizer (criticized) · 1 mention · first at
Identified as the organizer of the protest/disruption; described as a longtime BLM activist and lawyer, central to attributing responsibility. - William Kelly — Person · Referenced protest participant/agitator (criticized) · 1 mention · first at
Named as a leading on-site disruptor; described as a paid agitator who confronts parishioners and allegedly impedes ICE.
Companies & orgs
- University of St. Thomas — Company · Referenced institution · 1 mention · first at
Mentioned as the former affiliation of a BLM activist involved in the church protest.The whole protest was organized by Nikima Levy Armstrong. She's a longtime BLM activist. She's a lawyer and an idiot and a former law professor at the University of St. Thomas in Minneapolis.
- Black Lives Matter — Company · 2 mentions
Concepts & topics
- Ice King — Concept · Core topic · 2 mentions
Central to the discussion as the entity targeted by activists, leading to the disruption of a church service.
Sponsors
- Birch Gold Group — Company · Sponsor · 1 mention · first at
Mentioned as a sponsor offering a rebate on gold purchases, indicating a commercial relationship with the podcast.
Full transcript with timestamps
Anti-ICE activists reach a new low. I mean, this is beyond. They've decided now because there's been absolutely no crackdown by local police that they can get away with storming churches and disrupting Sunday worship. It happened yesterday, and the city's Democratic leaders, as of noon Eastern today, nearly 24 hours later, have said nothing. Mr. Get the out of Minneapolis, tough guy, Mayor Fry. Oh, so quick to tell ICE to get out. Nothing. Nothing. He said not a word. Which clearly means he's fine with it. So is Governor Walsh. They're fine seeing Christians, including children, harassed, literally in the pews at Sunday mass by these cretins who call themselves activists who mean to harass any law-abiding motan, especially those in worship because all these people worship is the god of wokeness, the god of leftism. That's their god. I mean, that's part of the problem here. We've talked about how uniformly they're
unattractive. They tend to be fat, unckempt. You can tell they smell bad. And the other piece of it is they're godless. So, they think nothing nothing of going into a mass and disrupting people's private time with Jesus. That's fine by them. They don't care what the people are going through. And because they never go to church, you see, they don't realize that when you go to mass, you can become emotional. It brings up a lot for a lot of people. It's often the closest you feel to God and Jesus in your entire week. Some people are there praying over lost loved ones. Some people are tearful. Some people are really struggling in their personal lives. And this is the closest they can feel towards salvation, towards something larger than themselves. But these leftists don't understand that language. You see, they don't understand those sentiments. So they're fine harassing these people whether they're
hurting or not, including children who look scared in the pews. Aided and emedded, of course, by Don Lemon. Don Lemon who reveled in it and lectured half of the parishioners about how they really had an obligation to sit there and take it. That this this was American as apple pie. Sit there and take it. That was Don Lemon's basic message to these parishioners. He's a disgusting fool. Now, there's a question about whether he's also a criminal. Um, that's kind of irrelevant to me. I mean, if he broke the law, I'm fine seeing him prosecuted, but I actually think what's more important is how disgusting he is. He He's wearing a a cap that reads like lemon head or whatever his little lemon like self-promotional like to and satanic. That's how that felt. self-promotional and satanic. Can you imagine? Can you I mean, think about it. Just think about it. I know most of you guys are not reporters, but you are
individuals in America who live your lives and probably a large portion of you go to church or services. Can you imagine walking into somebody else's worship and disrupting it and then you as a so-called journalist starting to lecture them about how they needed to take it about how it was it was important and it was quintessentially American and totally allowed under the first amendment. This guy's fall from what was once the pinnacle of cable news I really I'm not saying much has been so precipitous and stunning. I mean, not to some of us who saw what a disgusting person he was a long time ago, but wow, this is like, okay, no one should ever look at this guy again. Okay, no, nobody should ever be watching his disgusting feed. His his his disgusting behavior dovetales perfectly with who he is as a so-called journalist and as a man.
It happened at the city's church in St. Paul, Minnesota. Protesters say they took aim at that church because one of the church's pastors is allegedly involved in ICE operations. We actually don't know whether that's true or not. We were unable to confirm that. Uh, but they could have gone to that church and requested a meeting with that pastor to talk about their differences. Not that they had any right to do that. They had absolutely no right to talk to anybody. They they didn't. But they didn't even try. They did not even attempt to have a discussion with him outside of Sunday's service because the whole point was to upset Christians. I'm sorry. I'm getting sick of this Okay? I'm sick of this. Like it was three weeks ago we had Mark Levvin calling Jack Pobic a crackpot with his picture holding the rosary. Now we've got open season on Christians while they're in celebrating Jesus at their
Sunday worship. What the f? Something's happening here and it's satanic. They decided to interrupt Sunday worship to deliver their message of quote justice for Renee good and for good measure this is just perfect for good measure chance of hands up don't shoot which is based on a lie about the 2014 police involved shooting of Michael Brown here's what's so crazy Sunonny Hen of the View amongst other idiot leftists actually think Margaret Hoover was involved in it too who's not a leftist but behaved like a in this clip did the hands up don't shoot on the set of CNN in the wake of the shooting of Michael Brown. Michael Brown is the reason Michael Brown got shot by the officer in Ferguson, Missouri. Michael Brown attacked the officer as several witnesses, including five black witnesses, ultimately told Eric Holder's DOJ. That's why he was shot by the officer as he then once again lurched forward toward the officer. That's what
happened. Leftist liars got a lie started that he died saying with his hands up saying, "Don't shoot." It was not true. It's been completely debunked. It's been acknowledged as a lie by multiple leftists who write in papers like the New York Times and the Washington Post. And yet, these idiots in St. Paul, Minnesota, refuse to take the truth when it's handed to them, even by black witnesses, even by black commentators, even by a black attorney general. They don't give a They're agenda driven. Okay. Now, here is the moment the protest began. And a look at how the protesters hounded the parishioners.
Don't shoot. WHERE ARE YOU? WHERE ARE YOU? WHERE ARE YOU? WHERE ARE YOUR PEOPLE?
WHY ARE YOU NOT AT WIMBLE EVERY DAY FIGHTING FOR THE HUMANITY STANDING FOR OUR PEOPLE? WHERE ARE YOU DRINK? You got your jewelry. You have your nice clothes.
What do you do to stand for your Somali and Latino communities? I'm not going to commented. being totally respectful.
The leftist marching up and down the island, fists raised. In that montage we just played, you can hear the pastor who was leading the service say, "Shame on you." and pointed the protesters to exit. That's it. You don't leave after that. It's called trespass. It's called criminal trespass. Parishioners engaged the protesters, begging them to leave, but they did not. By the way, they were so respectful that that that complete we'll get to him. His last name is Kelly, who seemed to lead the whole thing, was in the face of these parishioners. Why aren't you standing with your Somali neighbors like they're all a bunch of racists because they don't want to support the fraudsters who invaded Minneapolis?
Um, and the parishioners, I mean, I don't know what I would do. I really think I would have to go jihad on these people. But the these parishioners are so kind and sweet. They really are Minneapolis nice. They're like, I I have no comment. Please don't. Please leave. You watch this online and it's it's almost aggravating because you want these complete cretins. You really I mean, what what you really wanted for is for them to be punched in their face. That's really what what I want. I want Jesse Kelly in that church.
That's what I want. Um, but instead they got Minneapolis, Minnesota nice and we got begging for these people to leave, which is totally appropriate, too. But they did not. They stayed for another 45 minutes. According to Alpha News, which we love, they did not leave until actually the police showed up. Oh, great. We finally did have police show up on the live feed because BLM was live feeding this. One protester could be heard saying, "This isn't God's house. This is the house of the devil. Well, you made it. You made it the house of the devil. You brought the devil inside.
I could see it. Didn't I say satanic right at the top? That's how it felt. At one point, the church began blasting music. You heard it at the end of that clip there to try to drown out the protesters. You know, much in the way we now hear the good guys chant USA, USA when we hear people try to drown out Trump or one of his nominees at their confirmation hearings. Well, that was actually a good move. They tried to blast Christian music to try to drown out the absurd calls of these so-called protesters, these terrorists. And just seconds into the protest, I I'm using that word very facitiously. This was not a protest. This was this is terror. This is terrorism. You can see one small child upset in a pew and being comforted by his dad. This is so sad. Imagine your little boy not knowing what to make of this, not knowing where it was going.
Every child in America unfortunately knows that strangers sometimes come in to places where children are to shoot them. And now they see these bullies show up in a Baptist mass and threaten the people sitting there, try to shame and scream in the faces of them. A wood a woman sitting next to the boy, likely his mom, can be seen putting her hand on his shoulder to comfort him. She looks bewildered. She's probably unsure whether these protesters are just there to yell or to do something more sinister. We we just had a shooting inside of a church a couple of months ago. We've had multiple shootings inside of synagogues. So these people have to worry about whether they are just going to be allowed to worship or whether they're going to get hurt and their children are going to get hurt.
You like you can't be sure, can you? Sadly, in this day and age. Don Lemon, who was totally enjoying his moment in the spotlight, also catching footage of an upset parishioner trying to get the protesters to leave. But in true Don Lemon fashion, he justified the protesters actions.
Sure, people here don't like it, but protests are not comfortable. And there are people here who are I'm looking at a young man who's in the corner. He's frightened. He's scared. He's crying. People are leaving church. So yeah.
Guys standing up now saying get out of screaming. They're trying to calm him down.
God bless him. What you can see is a what you can see is a parishioner yelling at the at the rioters as the ter at the terrorists. Get out. Get out. He's screaming at them. Get out. And you've got Don Lemon's running commentary that protests are not comfortable. Guess what, Don? You're too stupid to understand the law. But this one also happens to be illegal. You know how it's illegal to harass people, to show up at the abortion clinic? You're not allowed to do that. The law makes it clear. You cannot show up right outside of the abortion clinic and harass people or any medical clinic. Well, guess what?
That same law also applies to places of worship. You're not allowed to do there are some very limited, but this is one of them, limits on your First Amendment rights. The law has been the Supreme Court has made clear over and over and over and over and over that they you can have restrictions on speech that govern time, place, and manner. And that's what this so-called face act is. It's a restriction on time, place, and manner for protests around things like abortion clinics and around things like churches. And you certainly do not have the right to go into a place of worship and harass worshipping petitioner parishioners.
Something you, Don Lemon, and all of your disgusting BLM terrorists are about to learn the hard way. During the protests, Lemon talked to the pastor who was leading the service and had the gall to ask him, "Don't you think Jesus would understand?" I mean, this is unacceptable. It's shameful. It's shameful to to interrupt a public gathering of Christians in worship. So, but there are folks,
I have to take care of my flock. Listen, we live in a there's a constitution and the first amendment to freedom of speech and freedom to assemble and protest.
We're here to worship. We're here to worship Jesus because that's the hope of these cities. That's the hope of the world is Jesus Christ.
I want to be very respectful. Please don't push me though. We're we're here. We're here to worship Jesus.
That's why we're here. Okay. That's why we're here. That's what we're about. Don't you think Jesus would be understanding and
we're about love? We're about spreading the love of Jesus. But did you try to talk to them as a as a Christian? No one is willing to talk.
Okay. Okay. I just like I need to take a deep breath. This is so infuriating. Some people are too stupid to be allowed into the news. And that's saying something. That's saying something. Some people are too dumb to be allowed to do the news. He's too dumb. That's He's too dumb. He's too ideological. He's too sympathetic to the terrorists there and doesn't know about the law or the US Constitution. Has no clue what he is saying to that pastor there that they have a First Amendment right to be there. You're going to learn the hard way, sir, how wrong you are.
Lemon was also outside the church when some of the parishioners left and admitted it must have been traumatic for them. But he says, "Hey, that's what protesting is all about. Making children scared." Such a sweet guy. Don, watch. Watch this guy here. Look, he's hugging his kid. Um, and you know, I I imagine it's uncomfortable and traumatic for the people here, but again, careful. It's very slippery right here.
It's uncomfortable and traumatic for the people here, but that's what really Careful, please. Really slippery. Not kidding. Um, that's what protesting is about. And so
it's it's about traumatizing people. Literally, you heard it there. It's it's traumatic for people, but that's what protesting is all about. It's about traumatizing them. Men, women, children, Christians. It's fine. Let's get the Christians. I'm telling you, this is a growing attitude in this country and it has to stop. The whole protest was organized by Nikima Levy Armstrong. She's a longtime BLM activist. She's a lawyer and an idiot and a former law professor at the University of St. Thomas in Minneapolis. Okay. Never heard of it. Uh she says she's a reverend. Sure. Where where do they allow this kind of behavior?
Reverend. Per Alpha News. Armstrong said after the protest, quote, I feel that we did what needed to be done and I know that this church will never be the same after today. You're right. I hope you get to say that to all of your fellow inmates. I really do. I hope you get to I I hope you're the one who they decide to room with the roommate. I do. I really hope that when you actually go to pay for your crimes, you get introduced to your side's demands that you know we be open and welcoming to everybody and you get the 6'5 huge posing as a woman as your roommate. You know, the one this just hit the news. I think it was out of California where the guy who continued to sexually assault women and um forced them to perform fellatio on him over and over got got roommed next to a female or with a female in his cell. Why? Because of leftists like you, madam, who think that there's no such thing as a woman
and that we can erase these lines. How's that going to go? I I I'm sorry. Like I'm so angry right now. I just feel like what? Something better be done. Pam Bondi saying it will. Trump is saying it will. We'll see. Attorney General Pam Bondi writing on X, quote, "The Justice Department is investigating at my direction. Any violation of federal law will be prosecuted." Hart Dylan, the assistant AG for the DOJ's Civil Rights Division, writing on X, "A house of worship is not a public forum for your protest. It's a space protected from exactly such acts by federal, criminal, and civil laws." White House spokeswoman Caroline Levit weighing in, writing, quote, "President Trump will not tolerate the intimidation and harassment of Christians in their sacred places of worship." All of which better be true. I have every reason to believe them. I think they're as angry as I am, and I look forward to seeing what they
do with those feelings. We check the X feeds again of Minnesota Governor Tim Walls, Minnesota Mayor Jacob Fry, Congresswoman Ilon Omar. So far, zero reaction to this protest. She's probably in the middle of her five times a day prayer. She's probably too busy yelling uh Allahu Akbar and patting her husband's bank account. She can't spare a minute for the Christians who are suffering as a result of the Somali hello her people fraud at the center of all of this. I'm sure at some point today they're going to give their thoughts and prayers, but whenever it comes, it's too late. It won't be sincere because it doesn't take hours to condemn protests. Again, terrorism inside a church that left children frightened. And if you think all the protesters, again, I'm using that term very loosely, were just chanting generic woke mantras, you're wrong. One I mentioned a moment ago, is named William Kelly. According to Right Angle News
Network, he's a paid agitator who travels from state to state harassing ICE agents. Why is he out on the street is the real question. Because you see, he was arrested on Friday for reportedly impeding ICE, but was out thanks to the revolving door that is the criminal justice system in places like Minneapolis in time for Sunday's quote protest, and we mean terrorism. He got up in the faces of the worshippers, I mean screaming, screaming, ranting, and raving about quote white people who are living lavish, comfortable lives. For the listening audience, he's white. Watch.
As you can see, all these pretend Christians, all these comfortable white people who are living lavish, COMFORTABLE LIVES WHILE CHILDREN ARE DRAGGED INTO CONCENTRATION CAMPS. YOU'RE LIVING REAL LIFE, NICE LIVES with your lattes, doing absolutely nothing for your Latino and Somali brothers and sisters. YOU ARE A FAKE CHRISTIAN. WHY ARE YOU NOT STANDING WITH YOUR SOMALIAN LATINO COMMUNITIES? WHY DO I NOT SEE YOU OUT AT WHIPPLE EVERY DAY PROTESTING THIS ATTACK ON HUMANITY IN THE face of you're pretending to be Christians? But we know you LIVE AN EASY LIFE, DON'T YOU? LIVING REAL COMFORTABLE WHILE CHILDREN ARE DRAGGED INTO CONCENTRATION CAMPS. YOU'RE ALL LIVING REAL COMFORTABLE.
Shame on you. DO SOMETHING. STAND WITH the American flag. Stand with THE LATINOS. QUIT IGNORING THIS INJUSTICE. OKAY. The Daily Wire's Megan Basham reports this guy's been previously linked to a group disrupting disrupting church services in Washington DC, including one incident where the protesters caused a church parishioner to go to the hospital with a shattered eardrum after the person screamed into a bullhorn in their face. On Tik Tok, Kelly has called ICE agents Nazis. He has said the US is an evil empire and that a civil war has already begun. And on one of his Sunday protest videos, he wrote, quote, "No rest for demons." In that, Mr. Kelly, you and I are in perfect agreement. Who the demons are, we're going to have to fight out.
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Questions about this episode
Who speaks in "Megyn Kelly Breaks Down INFURIATING Moment When Radicals Interrupted Church Service to Protest ICE"?
Megyn Kelly (Guest), Don Lemon (Guest), Nikima Levy Armstrong (Guest), William Kelly (Guest).
What is "Megyn Kelly Breaks Down INFURIATING Moment When Radicals Interrupted Church Service to Protest ICE" about?
The discussion centers on a recent incident where anti-ICE activists interrupted a church service, prompting criticism of local leaders for their silence on the matter. The commentary highlights the perceived insensitivity of the protesters, who are described as disconnected from the emotional and spiritual significance of worship for attendees, including vulnerable individuals such as children.
What is mentioned in this Megyn Kelly episode?
6 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including Ice King, Naima Levy Armstrong, William Kelly, University of St. Thomas, Black Lives Matter. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.
How long is "Megyn Kelly Breaks Down INFURIATING Moment When Radicals Interrupted Church Service to Protest ICE"?
The episode runs 23 min; the transcript is about 3,671 words in 38 timestamped sections.
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