Fox’s Trey Gowdy Tells Stunning Personal Story About Childless Women He Admires — Right Before Interviewing JD Vance

Just before interviewing Sen. JD Vance (R-OH) Sunday , Fox News host Trey Gowdy told a moving personal story about two childless women he admires — in the wake of the VP nominee’s newly-resurfaced 2021 comments lashing out at “childless cat ladies” as “miserable.”

During the opening monologue of Sunday Night in America , Gowdy invoked the Vance comments and said, “Those of us who talk for a living make mistakes. We say things that, in hindsight, we might phrase differently or better or not at all.”

And then he told a story about a chance encounter with two women he met while traveling:

“I thought about a stormy day at Reagan National Airport, where I met two women desperately trying to get home to South America. I was trying to get home to South Carolina. We spent the whole day together, finally making it to Charlotte, and then somehow we got them on a flight to Houston. They were headed to visit family in South America before returning to their new home called America.

And when we parted ways, they said they’d like to pray for me — as their way of saying thanks for the day spent together. And I assured them, it’s too late to help me. But I do have a friend who’s expecting, and she got some tough news about her unborn child. Would they please pray for her instead?

And they did. And they still do. To this day.

They’re Catholic nuns. Not childless, dedicated to God. Love this country, living lives of service to others.

And it’s not just Catholic nuns. some of the finest people I know don’t have children, teachers and guidance counselors and lawyers and doctors. And they love other people’s children enough to teach and guide and protect and minister to them. Some people choose not to have children. Others desperately want them, but they can’t.”

Gowdy wrapped his commentary before bringing on Vance by saying, “None is perfect. No. Not one. That’s what the Good Book says. And the American people are forgiving. If we ask.”

The Fox News host then introduced Vance — who proceeded not to ask .

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