Harrison Butker compares himself to a SAINT as he doubles down on 'misogynistic' commencement speech in which the Kansas City Chiefs star told female graduates to focus on being 'homemakers'

Harrison Butker compares himself to a SAINT as he doubles down on 'misogynistic' commencement speech in which the Kansas City Chiefs star told female graduates to focus on being 'homemakers' Harrison Butker has doubled down on a 'misogynistic' speech he made Butker sparked major controversy with a speech at Benedictine College READ MORE: Jason Kelce reveals wife Kylie's reaction to Butker's speech By Joe Hutchison For Dailymail.Com Published: 08:35 EDT, 25 May 2024 | Updated: 08:46 EDT, 25 May 2024 e-mail View comments Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker has compared himself to a saint as he doubles down on a 'misogynistic' speech he made saying women are happier as 'homemakers'. The 28-year-old delivered a 20-minute speech last Saturday at the Catholic private liberal arts college in Kansas.

In it, he said men should 'fight against the cultural emasculation' and encouraged women to be 'homemakers' instead of working. On Friday night, he doubled down on his remarks, comparing himself to Saint Daniel during another speech at a Regina Caeli Academy event in Nashville, Tennessee . He told the event: 'Over the past few days my beliefs, or what people think I believe, have been the focus of countless discussions around the globe.

' Harrison Butker responds to backlash over his viral commencement address, says he will never apologize for being a conservative Christian. pic.twitter.

com/X3SC1vUN6d — The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) May 25, 2024 On Friday night, he double.