Megyn Kelly Fires Back at Mark Levin's Latest 'Misogynistic Attack' as MAGA Feud Explodes

The MAGA media world is turning on itself, and it’s getting personal.

What started as a policy disagreement over the war in Iran has spiraled into a full-blown public feud between Megyn Kelly and Fox News host Mark Levin, with President Donald Trump’s latest endorsement only pouring gasoline on the fire.

Kelly and Levin have been trading increasingly vicious barbs online for weeks, but tensions escalated sharply after Trump told supporters to tune into Levin’s show Saturday, just hours before the host made the case for potential U.S. troop involvement in Iran.

On Truth Social, Trump urged viewers to watch Levin’s interview of Marc Thiessen, promising discussion on “the importance of hitting Iran, HARD!!!” The timing was notable: Levin used that same broadcast to argue that the U.S. may need to deploy “specialized” troops to secure uranium inside Iran.

“We’ve got to get the uranium,” Levin said. “If it cannot be destroyed, if it cannot be altered, we gotta get it.”

Levin suggested elite units could carry out the mission without a massive troop presence. He also reassured viewers that Americans were in “good hands” under Trump’s leadership.

Kelly has emerged as one of the most vocal critics of pro-war rhetoric within MAGA circles, and she’s not holding back.

In a series of posts on X, Kelly mocked Levin with a crude nickname, calling him “Micro,” short for “Microp---- Mark,” as their feud turned deeply personal.

“Look at Micro. So drunk on his teeny tiny temporary power he wants the VP out for the sin of challenging Netanyahu,” Kelly wrote, defending Vice President JD Vance after Levin suggested replacing him in diplomatic talks.

Levin fired back by calling Kelly “Deep Throat” and adding, “Oh the stories I hear. Filthy mouth.”

Kelly doubled down rather than de-escalating.

“Poor Micro, trying to s--- shame me, a happily married woman for nearly two decades,” she posted. “Teeny tiny men with micro manhoods often resort to misogynistic attacks.”

Beneath the insults lies a deeper fracture.

Kelly has criticized prominent pro-Trump media figures for backing the Iran conflict, arguing it contradicts the “America-first” promise to avoid foreign wars. On her SiriusXM show, she compared Sean Hannity to interventionist voices, saying, “It’s amazing to me to watch them cheerlead this.”

Levin, meanwhile, has taken the opposite stance, arguing aggressive action may be necessary to prevent Iran from weaponizing uranium and threatening the U.S.

Trump hasn’t stayed neutral.

After Kelly’s attacks, he defended Levin as “THE GREAT ONE,” praising him as being “under siege by other people with far less Intellect, Capability, and Love for our Country.”

What was once a unified media ecosystem is now openly fractured — fighting not just over policy, but with personal attacks that show no sign of cooling down.