Kayleigh McEnany Refers to the Olympics as the ‘Genocide Games’ and Criticizes NBC’s coverage

Fox News’ Kayleigh McEnany didn’t hold back with her thoughts on the 2022 Winter Olympic Games being held currently in Bejing, China.

On “Outnumbered,” McEnany declared, “That is what is incredible to me, it is my view that these are not the Olympic games, these are the genocide games that’s what I’m calling them.”

“NBC in particular… let’s look at some of the things they’re saying, Josh Rogin, Washington Post reporter, has really been on top of this, he tweeted about NBC trying to have it both ways,” McEnany explained.

McEnany showed the tweet from Rogin and then explained how there is a “genocide” against the Uyghur people.

“We don’t need to articulate Chinese talking points, if you are going to cover it NBC, fine, just don’t give us Chinese BS,” McEnany added.

According to U.S. House Rep Mike Waltz (R-FL), NBC is refusing to broadcast an ad critical of China during the Olympics as well.

The 30-second spot echoed McEnany in calling it the “Genocide Games” and referenced China’s long history of human rights abuses and called out major US companies for participating.

Waltz denounced the Olympics being held there and said, “This is the equivalent of holding the Olympics in Germany in the 1940s or Rwanda during their atrocities.”

“It is beyond the pale that the (International Olympic Committee) didn’t move the games,” Waltz added.

The ad also reportedly took aim at companies for their business relationships with China, including Visa, Coca-Cola, Nike, Intel, Procter & Gamble and more.