Brandi Krause tells Laura Ingraham about being forced out of Portland soccer game: 'We did nothing wrong'

This consistent intolerance and hatred was on full display recently at a women's soccer match in Portland.A group of around 20 women wearing XX-XY shirts to a Portland Thorns game at Providence Park were allegedly harassed by a number of anti-reality fans nearby, including verbal and physical aggression.

The "kind and tolerant" left, as always.You'd assume that, in a sane world, those who engaged in unacceptable abuse towards fans for wearing shirts and having a "Save Women's Sports" would be removed from the stadium and permanently banned for misconduct.But a women's soccer organization in Portland, Oregon, is predictably about as far from sanity as it's possible to be.

Instead, the women who dared stand up for science and competitive fairness were forcibly removed, while the Thorns' official X account celebrated their amazing fans in a post after the match.PORTLAND THORNS GET DESTROYED IN THE COMMENT SECTION FOR PRAISING FANS ON THE SAME NIGHT XX-XY GROUP ATTACKEDSave Women’s Sports activists are surrounded by an agitated group of trans supporters after unfurling a large "Save Women’s Sports" banner and revealing XX-XY shirts at a Portland Thorns match Friday, Oct.23, 2026.

(OutKick)The least surprising outcome imaginable, even if it is absurd and offensive.One of the women involved, Brandi Kruse, joined Laura Ingraham on Fox News to tell her side of the story.Kruse explained that she never received an explanation from security or from the organization as to why she and the group were forced to leave.

Typical.Ingrahm asked if stadium officials or security told her why she was removed, to which she answered, "None.It's been three days ...

you hear me in the video demand that security tell me, when they say 'you need to leave,' and I say, 'we didn't do anything wrong.' And she says, 'you know what you did?' And I said, 'I have no idea what I did.'"Kruse continued, detailing that she wasn't going to leave quietly, "And that's when I just made the decision, l...