Fox News host Rachel Campos-Duffy invited Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) on Fox and Friends Weekendtransforming a Sunday interview into a pity tinged with transphobia.

Campos-Duffy, including husband just named President-elect Donald Trump’s transportation secretary, asked Mace to outline her recent quest to ban trans women from using women’s restrooms on federal property, prompting Mace to repeat her phrases often used that it is trying to defeat “the radicals”. left” and stating that “men should not be allowed access to women’s toilets”.

But it was at the end of the interview that Campos-Duffy joined in on the transphobia, bringing up Rep.-elect Sarah McBride (D-DE) and then misleading her. She then referenced Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s idea that Congress should introduce women’s bathrooms in every political party, saying Democrats “can just open the doors to trans people.”

Campos-Duffy then attacked Biden administration official Rachel Levine, saying that Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s statement that Republicans wanted to suspect a person’s gender identity through the bill Mace wasn’t holding up.

“I saw Rachel Levine, I know she’s not a woman, so I don’t understand that idea,” Campos-Duffy said. “But Nancy Mace, you have taken a lot of abuse for standing up for women’s rights, especially in their private spaces, and we appreciate that.”

Campos-Duffy’s anti-trans advocacy on Sunday falls in line with conspiracy theories and anti-LGBTQ remarks. She previously claimed libraries were trying to “sexualize our children” by labeling books LGBTQ, and she suggested that the Catholic Church could try to introduce “a lesbian Virgin Mary” after Pope Francis approved the blessing of same-sex couples.

Mace, for his part, had previously touted his support for “transgender equality” in 2021, making his change of heart this month one of his choices. a lot, a lot political about-faces.