Fox News Guest Says ‘Women Are Better off at Home Doing the Cooking and the Cleaning’

Turning Point USA contributor Morgann Brown told Fox News on Friday that, in her eyes, women “are better off at home doing the cooking and the cleaning.”

Her head-turning comments were made in conversation with Fox News’ Laura Ingraham, who noted that there seems to be “a new type of power couple in America,” explaining that “for only the third time in history, women outnumber men in the workforce.”

When asked for her thoughts on Friday’s edition of The Ingraham Angle, Brown responded:

It really is that bad out there, here in society. And listen — this isn’t just what economically it looks like. I think that this is a cultural warning sign that is plaguing society, and I think that Americans need to focus more, in the private sector, on allowing men to get jobs. You know, a lot of young men right now are trying to apply for jobs. They can’t find them, and instead, they’re being “bankrolled boyfriends” by their girlfriends, and then in turn, the girlfriends are breaking up with them because they don’t want to support a man.

You’re absolutely right — that societally, gender roles matter. Men deserve and belong in the workforce, and men are— women are better off at home doing the cooking and the cleaning. Like, I do think it’s a little absurd that these women on these podcasts are like, “Well, if they’re cooking and they’re cleaning, is it really worth it?” I think we really need to look at society and notice that marriage rates are on the decline, women are having children later or not at all — they’re freezing their eggs — and this is a direct correlation to the job market. economy, and also, I think this is what, largely, the feminist movement wanted.

Watch the full clip above via Fox News.

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