The Megyn Kelly Show - Sham Political NYC Sentencing, and Trump and Obama Laugh While Kamala Snubbed, with Viva Frei and Jesse Kelly | Ep. 980

Episode Date: January 10, 2025

Megyn Kelly begins the show by discussing the breaking news of Trump's sentencing in the NYC business records trial, Trump’s "unconditional discharge," the decision by the court to release the audio, the political goal in all of this to label Trump a "convicted felon," and more. Then attorney and Rumble host Viva Frei joins to discuss the corruption and political bias in the justice system, the Supreme Court’s failure to intervene, how Democrats could use the "felon" status against Trump as he takes office, and more. Then Jesse Kelly, host of The Jesse Kelly Show, joins to talk about LA mayor Karen Bass refusing to take accountability after the horrifying wildfires, the bizarre focus on gender and sexuality by LA Fire Department leadership, the consequences of focus on diversity and DEI, Obama and Trump laughing and chatting together at Jimmy Carter's funeral, how it shows the claims Trump is a threat to democracy and dangerous were all a false narrative, Kamala Harris getting snubbed by the duo and looking annoyed, and more. Finally Megyn celebrates a judge scrapping Biden's Title IX rewrites, how the days of the Deep State undermining federal legislation are over, how Trump will fix Title IX and restore protections for boys and girls, and more.Frei- https://vivabarneslaw.locals.com/Kelly- YouTube.com/@jessekellydcKars 4 Kids: Don't Wait! Call now 1-877-Kars4Kids or Donate online today at https://Kars4Kids.org/MKJustThrive: Visit https://JustThriveHealth.com and use code MEGYN for 20% off your first 90 daybottle. Follow The Megyn Kelly Show on all social platforms:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/MegynKellyTwitter: http://Twitter.com/MegynKellyShowInstagram: http://Instagram.com/MegynKellyShowFacebook: http://Facebook.com/MegynKellyShow Find out more information at: https://www.devilmaycaremedia.com/megynkellyshow

Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show, live on Sirius XM Channel 111 every weekday at noon east. Hey everyone, I'm Megyn Kelly. Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show and happy Friday. Well, the Democrats finally got what they wanted, or so they think. Donald Trump is now officially a, quote, convicted felon. He's also our next president. So you should probably include that term in your celebratory smashes of the football on the left. I mean, great. And by the way, one of the reasons he is going to be our next president is because of all this nonsensical lawfare. So go ahead. I think it's the ultimate Pyrrhic victory. In a New York City courtroom this morning, Judge Juan Merchan handed down the sentence of an

unconditional discharge to President Trump. This means no jail time or any other punishment, and many believe the conviction will eventually be thrown out on appeal. It will be thrown out on appeal. Mark my words. It's going to be thrown out on appeal. It actually stands a very decent chance of being thrown out by the New York appellate court right above this guy, Merchan. And I believe the New York State Court of Appeals, this is eventually going away. So enjoy it while you can. You can say convicted felon right after you refer to him as Mr. President, and it will be a limited period of months, and then it will get reversed, and so will that label, and you helped get him elected. So with this lawfare, I hope that makes you feel good at night.

Like, I'm not exactly sure why the Democrats feel so smug about this. None of this stopped the prosecutor of Donald Trump in the New York State Supreme case, Joshua Steinglass, from droning on. This man is ridiculous about just how terrible of a man he thinks Donald Trump is. Watch. The defendant's conduct before, during, and after this trial also merits consideration. Instead of preserving, protecting, and defending our constitutionally established system of criminal justice, the defendant, the once and future President of the United States, has engaged in a coordinated campaign to undermine its legitimacy. Far from expressing any kind of remorse for his criminal conduct,

the defendant has purposefully bred disdain for our judicial institutions and the rule of law. Such threats are designed to have a chilling effect, to intimidate those who have the responsibility to enforce our laws. Put simply, this defendant has caused enduring damage to public perception of the criminal justice system and has placed officers of the court in harm's way. Sentencing the defendant permits this court to enter judgment, to cement the defendant's status as a convicted felon. And that's what it was all about. The nerve of this guy to say it's Donald Trump who caused damage to the institution, to the court, to the justice system with his reaction

to this case. The absolute nerve. Talk about putting the cart before the horse. You, sir, are to blame for all of that. You, Donald Trump, called it out for the joke, the absolute insulting joke of a proceeding that it was. You caused the lack of trust in an institution that had been mostly previously respected. Even President Biden, when he pardoned his son Hunter, called out how he doesn't trust the justice system. So please spare me. This whole thing was rushed to sentencing by a judge who was determined to be able to call Trump a convicted felon for that reason only, because it's been about politics from the start. These losers wrapping themselves in sanctimony.

Alvin Bragg was out there. You know, the will of the jury must be heard, must be done. We, you know, who am I to interfere with the jury process? The judge too. Like we just, you know, we're just like public service servants

who have to do what the jury said. Otherwise it'd be a real insult. Give me a break. You two orchestrated this from the beginning. You've been working hand in hand to make sure you could just get this label on him. You wanted it so much earlier. I know, sweethearts. It was so important. You desperately wanted it earlier so that maybe it could affect the election, but you failed. You got your conviction. No one gave a shit. Even the left wing media recognized that this case was a joke. So you failed utterly in doing anything other than creating sympathy for Donald Trump and making

yourselves look like idiots. And then rather than just saying like, let's walk it back. We've had enough embarrassment. You rushed to try to get this declaration as though it was going to be meaningful. And it means nothing other than you've additionally irritated the next president. Let's see how that works out for you. I look forward to watching it, frankly. And it probably created more sympathy for many people in looking at Trump, seeing how unfair this is. You know, you got CNN's top legal analysts saying this whole thing is unconstitutional. These charges are probably unconstitutional. Okay, so it's not going well for you, Mr. Steinglass, or for you, Judge Mershon.

In addition to making this sentencing hearing happen, which didn't have to, and Steinglass and his boss, Alvin Bragg, pursuing it all the way up to the Supreme court. Cause Trump tried to stop the sentencing saying for the same reasons, you can't try a president, uh, for official acts. Cause he's immune. Thanks to that Supreme court ruling. You can't come after a president elect like this and make them sit for sentencing. He's got other things he's got to do for the nation. And ultimately the U S Supreme court said in a ruling, no, we're going to let this play out. The harm to you is minimal. Uh, it was Amy Coney Barrett and chief justice Roberts who did not side with the four other conservatives

costing Trump that decision. She's, she's getting more and more likes Roberts every day. And that's not a good thing in any event. Um, so he had to sit for it and he had to be sentenced, but that's why they wanted it so desperately today. There was no reason judge Rashawn had said, I'm not going to impose jail time. I can't telegraphed. It's basically, I'm just going to slap him on the wrist. The whole point of doing this was so that we can call him a convicted felon. We really, really work so hard to be able to call him a convicted felon. So that's what we're going to do. So, okay, you got it.

Now, President Trump was allowed to appear over Zoom, which is unusual. That's great. Thank you for accommodating the next president of the United States. He's down there meeting with Zuckerberg and Bill Gates, all of whom have come in and bent the knee. Do it. Good. Jeff Bezos left his prostitute looking wife for two minutes or soon to be to go over and bend the knee. Have you seen the pictures of this woman down in St. Bart? I'm sorry. She dresses like a prostitute. They're all bending the knee for Donald Trump. So he's busy. Judge Mershon, he doesn't have a

whole lot of shit ton of time to deal with you and your political theater. But he appeared via Zoom, and then the judge did something he hasn't done before in this whole process, adding to the theater, which was he released the audio. That's how we just got to hear a stained glass. And none of this thing was on camera or on audio, remember? We didn't get to hear audio of Stormy Daniels. We saw the sketch artist painting of her. And she took the stand. But today, Judge Marchand really, you know, waxed poetic about the case from the bench. And I think he knew he was going to say something truly profound that America would want to hear. And maybe they'd want to hear

Steinblas talk about what a shit Trump is and what like a really important case this wasn't how, how poorly the justice system has been treated by Trump. So they released the audio meantime that included the audio of Donald Trump, who was participating in the whole thing from Florida, where he said that he is completely innocent and that this case was a political witch hunt from the start. Watch. It's been a political witch hunt. It was done to damage my reputation so that I'd lose the election. And obviously that didn't work. I'm totally innocent. I did nothing wrong. They talked about business records and the business records were extremely accurately counted. I had nothing to do with them. That was done by an accountant. This has been a

weaponization of government. They call it welfare. Never happened to any extent like this, but never happened in our country before. And I'd just like to explain that I was treated very, very unfairly. Judge Mershon, who again, you know, he could have done this, not at all, could have done this with no audio, uh, but, or he could have done this if necessary after Trump's presidency, but no, rushed it on. Uh. He could have given the evil Trump who interfered with an election. That's what Steinblatt said. He made this from a stupid business records case in which he wrote down legal expenses for money he gave to a lawyer to make a nasty complainant go away. That sounds like a legal expense to me.

They turned it from a business records case into a hush money case into a federal election interference case, one that the feds refused to bring. He could have given him up to four years in prison. That's serious business. You interfere with an election. The scheme that he was actually accused of, lying to the American public, committing fraud so that they wouldn't know what they were electing. It was all lies. All of it was freaking lies. So, but if you follow their logic, he deserved four years in prison, right? So why did we have a DA go in there and say, I consent that there should be no prison time because they had to, they had to, in order to get this thing held before the inauguration, because they knew Trump would appeal it. And one of the reasons

the Supreme court said, we're not going to hear this right now. We're kind of not interested. Trump can take this case up on appeal, by the way, it's going to be reversed. They didn't say that, but I'm sure it will be. Um, the, one of the reasons the Supreme court said, we're not going to take it right now. There's no urgency is because they said, look, the judge is telegraphing. He's not getting any jail time, so we don't need to get involved yet. So that's why the prosecutor and the judge were both like, there'll be no prison time. Please let us hold our hearing in which we get to label him. We want the big CF label. Don't interfere. Okay, so he could have given him four years in prison. He said in advance he wouldn't and he didn't. And he he said he was distinguishing between Trump, the citizen and Trump of the president are not a mitigating factor. They do not reduce the seriousness of the crime or justify its commission in any way. The protections are, however,

a legal mandate which, pursuant to the rule of law, this court must respect and follow. This court has determined that the only lawful sentence that permits entry of a judgment of conviction without encroaching upon the highest office in the land is an unconditional discharge, which the New York State Legislature has determined is a lawful and permissible sentence for the crime of falsifying business records in the first degree. Therefore, at this time, I impose that sentence to cover all 34 counts. Sir, I wish you Godspeed as you assume your second term in office. Please. Thank you. Fuck you. Sorry. Give me a break. I wish you Godspeed. Bullshit. This is such a farce. Joining me now to react to all of this is attorney and Rumble host, Viva Frye. Selling a car privately can be a real headache. Endless negotiations,

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the only reason he gave the unconditional discharge is because any other sanction would have been obviously immediately appealed or unenforceable because Trump takes office in a week and a half. And so they get that header. The only question now is these scoundrels, what do they do with it? Do they go for an impeachment 3.0 now that they actually have a crime to claim is the high crime and misdemeanor to go impeach him a third time? But it's it's corruption of the highest order. And you pointed it out, the audacity of them to accuse Trump of being the one who discredited the legal system. These people are Darvo narcissists. Darvo, deny attack, reverse victim and offender.

The victimizers pretending to be the victims and pretending that the victim is the one who caused the distrust in the system when it's everything that they have done from day one to make people realize the legal system, at least in New York, is so corrupt. You got to get your stuff and pack up and leave because nobody is safe in New York. First of all, I love how you pronounce misdemeanor, misdemeanor, like it's a contestant in one of Trump's beauty contests. A misdemeanor sounds like I'm misgendering the misdemeanor. Misdemeanor sounds like a feminist demeanor contest. I think it's the Quebec way of doing it. But it was a time-barred misdemeanor at worst.

And they don't even know what they predicated the felony predicate acts on. Like, you asked the jury, what did you convict him on? I don't know. He bookkeeping error. How did you bump it up to a felony? Yeah, but when the judge said, you don't even have to identifykeeping error. How did you how did you bump it up to a felony? Yeah. But when the judge said you don't even have to identify which of the underlying felonies this predicate

act was based on, you know that you're dealing with an outcome driven process and not a justice driven process. I just thought that that judge and as much as he's an idiot, a totally corrupt hack whose daughter worth mentioning every time we talk about him, his daughter was fundraising off of this prosecution that discredits the system. But I thought he had a little bit more savvy to say, all right, after the Supreme Court came down and said, you can't admit evidence that is a juice from presidential acts, he would say, OK, I've got to vacate the verdict and blame the Supreme Court. No, he definitely did that without a question. And in his ruling, he says, look, none of the evidence related to presidential acts because it was all in furtherance of a private act of fraud, bullcrap.

But even if it were, he says the error would be harmless because of the overwhelming evidence of guilt. I mean, this is like this is communist level. Find me the man. I will find you the crime presumption of guilt, not innocence. But I thought he would have the good sense to say, OK, I can vacate this verdict, save my own face on appeal because it will get overturned on appeal. I agree with you on that and blame the Supreme Court. No, he went full throttle. And Amy Coney Barrett, the turncoat that Robert Barnes on our show Sunday night warned about, she was the turncoat.

And they say because this corrupt hack of a judge undertook informally not to impose a prison sentence, we'll go ahead and allow the sentencing. He could have he could have given Trump money in that sentence and they should not have allowed the judge to proceed with the sentencing. The Supreme Court should have stepped in here to say this is not going to happen. We just issued a ruling on presidential immunity. We just issued a ruling saying that you can't even use evidence of a president's official conduct against him in a criminal trial, which was definitely done in this case. And we are staying this proceeding until we are able to handle the appeal or until post-presidency, until post-presidency, in which case it can follow the normal course. Yeah, and not just that also. And shame on you,

Merchant, for not respecting our Supreme Court ruling. This is a Supreme Court, at least with Roberts and Amy Coney Barrett, who have no respect for their own rulings. They've made that public now. They issued a ruling. It said, you know, presidential immunity for core constitutional acts, presumption of immunity for in the middle acts,

and no immunity for personal acts, but you cannot adduce as evidence, evidence that was adduced as presidential conduct, which correspondence with chief of staff and press secretary obviously was on its face. So what they basically said is we have no respect for our rulings either. Go ahead, Marshall, and take a judicial dump on our ruling and go ahead with your sentencing because you've undertaken not to jail him. We'll let you do it.

They have discredited themselves. And we see, unfortunately, the true colors of Amy Coney Barrett. I'm worried about her. She's a little squishy. And it's concerning. I'll tell you, just like as a female who leans right, kind of sick of like the female conservatives who get appointed to the Supreme Court, Sandra Day, O'Connor, now Amy Coney Barrett, like being too squishy. Why can't we just get like this Judge Aileen Cannon down in Florida? Get a female Alito on there. Get somebody with some, you know, rhetorical balls who will hold as fiercely to conservative principles in the judiciary as the left wing does. As Elena Kagan does to the liberal principles. Why are the women so

squishy when they get up there on the right? Well, Roberts is squishy as well. So who knows how he identifies? But but the bottom line and she's also she's young. She's there for a long time. But you imagine the rationale. They said, yeah, we issued this ruling that the evidence was inadmissible if. But because the judge announced his intention not to jail, we'll let him go through a sentencing. Now, the judge desecrated. Yeah, the judge des his intention not to jail, we'll let him go through a sentencing. Now, the judge desecrated. Yeah, the judge desecrated the ruling of the Supreme Court and the Supreme Court said, we don't really care. That's what it's worth. And now you get your convicted felon title so you can do Lord knows what with.

I do wonder. That's an interesting. OK, let's talk about that. You raise an interesting point, as you always do, Viva. You know, is it is it more than just the label? Do you think the next move, because here we are, what, January 10th, we got 10 days until the inauguration, do you think they actually do try yet another maneuver of insurrectionist or I don't know what they're going to say, but you know, they've done a lot of legal gymnastics to try to get him and stop him from taking the oath. Well, Megan, remember the legal gymnastics back in

impeachment 1.0. That was the quid pro quo where a Democrat left leaning lawless lawyers and members of Congress said, we don't even need a crime to impeach. It's a purely political process. We can impeach him for the color of his tie. And that was to get around the fact that there was no crime committed with that quid pro quo conversation. Second time, yeah, the perfect phone call. There was no crime there. And so they had to say, well, impeachment, sure, it says for other high crimes and misdemeanors, but it's a political process. He doesn't actually have to commit a crime. That's what they said in 1.0. In 2.0, for the insurrection, they then had at least on its face on paper, a crime. Now they have a

confirmed crime, a convicted felon. So now they don't have to make the argument, oh, it's not a political process. This is now a judicial one. We've got the convicted felon status. So we can go for impeachment 3.0 because we can now point to the actual crime upon which this impeachment 3.0 might be based. They are that stupid and that kamikaze reckless in their pursuit of opposing Trump. You know, Jamie Raskin, who was infamously caught on that mic saying, you know, we might have to declare civil war conditions when we disqualify Trump because of the insurrection clause. Well, Supreme Court came down 9-0 and said, no, you can't do that. So let's find another way to do it. Either impeach him before he takes office or impeach him

right after he takes office. I don't think there's the political will to do it or the public support to tolerate it, but they're doing something. You're dealing with scoundrel scheme artists. And the only question is, what are they scheming about now behind closed doors? This is one, you know, one indication of what they could do with this convicted felon, because I think it is a little bit more than just the title for the next 10 days. Because, I mean, they don't control the House and they're not going to control the House. They didn't before and they don't in the new Congress. And so they can't impeach him. They don't have the votes to impeach him. And they certainly don't. Now they don't control the Senate either. So they're not going to be able to even in some weird world in which

the House lost its mind and impeach Trump. They could never get a conviction. So I don't know that the move is political in the body of Congress, or if there's some legal maneuver in a court, they still think they could pull off. That was another thing I'm wondering. When Ratskin comes out and says, we got to disqualify him for insurrection, maybe they're going to try something too. They had to certify the Electoral college results because they didn't get the conviction in time for that. Maybe they try to disqualify him now for being a convicted felon. I mean, it's settled law, but settled law has never stopped them from trying. So they're definitely going to try something else. The only question is what? And for the, in the meantime, can we talk about

on this front? We, they are trying to get the Jack Smith report of just how bad Trump was. You know, he's, he's, he owes this report to Joe Biden or to Merrick Garland. And, uh, Trump has so far successfully stopped that report from getting released. He's like, these cases have been dismissed, so just stop. But there is some saber rattling that he's going to submit it. And we're going like that. Now you're back in the insurrection lane. Yep. And, you know, a possible legal challenge on. Oh, no, no, no.

Just because the case got thrown out doesn't mean he's not an insurrectionist who is not capable of taking office. Well, especially since the impeachment process, you know, it doesn't require a conviction of a high crime. It just requires one to have allegedly been committed. And so they say, oh, sure, it got tossed at the court level. But this report shows insurrection behavior. It's so preposterous and unlawful and lawless that they want to release portions of a report that was produced in the context of charges that should never have been brought,

that themselves were predicated on evidence that was falsified by the FBI, that raided with authorization to use lethal force the former president and leading presidential candidate at the time. This is, I don't know if it's communist is the right word, but it is lawlessness of the highest order. The people who need to be behind bars

and need to be tried, convicted in jail are the Jack Smiths of the world, are the Merrick Garlands of the world, are the Mayorkas, just because I dislike him as well, but are the Raskins of the world, the ones who publicly announce. After a fair trial, they would get in any realm of a lawful universe convicted. But Jack Smith, the hired mercenary who was unlawfully appointed from the get go, citizen Jack Smith now wants to release portions of a report because Merrick Garland says it's the interest of the public's best interest to see portions of a report that was prepared in a bogus, lawless prosecution. Garland is a criminal as well, in my humble opinion. Hashtag no defamation. I believe the man is a criminal and he's deliberately trying to undermine justice and doing everything he can to lay whatever groundwork they can do to either frustrate, attempt another impeachment.

Hey, go a third time. They broke the glass once and twice. They've turned the impeachment process into Halloween candy. Just go for a third time. What's what's still I mean, unless they're going to use that Jack Smith report, if they get their hands on it to to again say he's an insurrectionist and therefore shouldn't be allowed to take the oath of office, then it's utterly pointless. Then we're back in the land of what are you doing? You lost. He won.

They are burning it down. No one gives a shit. Now, but they're trying to burn it down so they can rule over the ashes or at least piss on the ashes. The only the only silver lining in drawing our attention back to the report and January 6th is it's a reminder that Trump takes office on January 20th. The first thing he does is pardon all of the Jan Sixers, pardon all of them. They made a mockery of impeachment process. Joe Biden has desecrated the pardon process. You'll pardon the actual victims of lawfare and political persecution.

But they are they are a group of people. They will pop the ball if they don't like the fact that they're losing the game and storm off the field. Let's go back to just for one more minute, this this warning by this judge, because we're going to hear a lot more about this. Sorry, by this prosecutor that there's he's mad that Trump is remorseless. I mean, it's just absurd. Really, he's talking about him. I heard Trey Gowdy saying this, who's a criminal prosecutor now, a Fox News anchor, saying he was talking about him like they're weighing the death penalty. You know, he's shown no remorse for his crimes, Sharron. It's like, okay, this is a misdemeanor business records case. Stop it. And Trump has maintained his innocence, which is real, from the beginning. He's no remorse for the people he's hurt.

Who again? Who are those people? Then going on to he's spread disdain for our institutions and the rule of law. He's caused enduring damage to public perception of the criminal justice system. I mean, the gall, Viva, the gall of these guys to put that on Trump. Megan, it's confession through projection as they are accusing their adversaries of what they are guilty of, either for creating confusion or for just projecting off their own guilt. Audacity. You know what takes, what is compromising?

The judge's daughter working, raising money for Kamala Harris, Democrat PACs, Adam Schiff, off of this prosecution. Tens of millions. Tens of millions. Judge Juan Marchand, you know, she's talking about her dad having disdain for Trump and his use of social media. It's just confession through projection. There's no other way to describe it. But they get out there and they get the soundbites out there. So your joy reads your the views of the world can run with the soundbites.

Can you imagine what did Trump do that violated or undermined anything as relates to the Constitution? Exercise freedom of speech to raise awareness of the corruption of the court system. They gagged Trump in the context of this case to prevent him from raising awareness for the corruption and then fault him for talking about the judge's family. Well, maybe if the judge's family wasn't intimately involved with this entire prosecution process, he wouldn't be talking about the judge's family. And so they fault the victim for raising awareness of the corruption. But this will get overturned. I think it does go nowhere and people see it for what it is. But it's just it's a wholesale desecration of one of the pillars of a civilized society, which is why New York is turning into a place where everyone should pull their assets, pull their investments and don't drive through when you're driving from Montreal to Florida. Yeah. I, it's not only of course this prosecution against him, but the civil case brought by Letitia James for, you know, now cost Trump half a billion dollars, which is currently being laughed out of the appellate courts.

I mean that I don't, I think when all is said and done, absolutely none of these will stand. Fannie Willis got bounced. Jack Smith was forced to dismiss both of his federal cases against Trump. The New York case is what it is. We've discussed that for the last half hour. And then there's the Tish James civil case against him. The E. Jean Carroll thing, unfortunately, is not going anywhere. That one's going to stand, I think. But the Tish James one is going away. They might reduce the quantum on the E. Jean Carroll case. But you want to talk about undermining the faith in the judicial system. You have, I call him colloquially New York nipple judge Engeron, the guy who's posting topless selfies on his website page.

It's true. It's horrendous where he's bragging about the orders that he's issuing against Eric Trump, where he's on record on video 10 years ago talking about the tools that he has at his disposal to come to the judicial findings that fit with his preconceived biases. I mean, but it's what's amazing is in as much as Trump in 2016 revealed the insidiousness of the corruption of mainstream media and the fake news, he has done so as well in revealing the wholesale weaponization of all levels of prosecution, Department of Justice, court systems of certain states. The real question is, he gets into office, he's got to right some of these wrongs and reestablish some faith in the system, and he's got to pick the proper course of action to make that happen.

I can't wait to see what he does. A word before I let you go, as you say, Juan Merchant properly, I'm reminded that you're from Canada, OG. Not now. French Canada. Yeah. So yeah, that you're from Canada. Oh, gee, not now. French Canada. Yeah. So, yeah. So you're you know, you've got a connection up there. And what do you make of Justin Trudeau finally waving the white flag and admitting everyone hates him and he has to step down? Well, he's he's announced his intention to step down, prorogued parliament. So there's no government in session until March 24. They're going to hold internal leadership races to find his replacement.

I'm like, I've said it before, too little, too late, but better late than never. I made a joke, you know, sort of when I put out an update after that happened, it's like, imagine being so hated that everyone on earth is happy that you're resigning or announced your intention to resign, except perhaps your ex-wife who might have to spend more time with you now once you're out of office. Everybody hates the man, even people within his own party and especially people within his own party. So it is too little, too late. The replacement will probably be, you know, new boss will be just as bad as the old and the devil we know is probably, you know, going to be maybe even

less bad than the devil we don't. His replacements, Christia Freeland, who is Ukraine first, board of trustees of the WEF, would be no better, probably worse as a leader. Mark Carney, another globalist WEF stooge, probably no better. But it's an indication that the Liberal Party is in free fall. Internal fighting is always fun to see when it's the other side. And good riddance to bad rubbish when it comes to Justin Trudeau. He truly will go down as the darkest stain on Canadian history,

closely followed by his father, Pierre Elliott. You know, it's funny because sometimes when you see these people in the news go, whether it's like a news anchor being fired or a leader falling, you know, normally you have like a mixed emotion where you think goodbye, but come on, I'm kind of going to miss criticizing them. You know, like, this is how I felt when Stelter got fired from CNN.

I was just, I was going to say him in particular. I was going to say, I kind of felt bad for him. You know, he's an innocent looking potato head. Well, I didn't feel bad for him,

but I was going to, I felt bad for me because I wasn't going to be having his editorial to rip on. But then they brought it back. So it's great. But anyway, with Trudeau, I don't feel like that. I'm like, get rid of him. He's such a pernicious, terrible force that even our friends up north who voted for him, even those people do not deserve him. They voted for him not once. I believe it was thrice. But it's he's really it's indescribable how destructive a force he has been for Canada. And he was bad before covid. And then covid really released the inner tyrants, censorship, division, identity politics, full-on tyranny with government responses to COVID. He's a very, very bad man, and he will be remembered as such. The only problem is his

replacement will probably be no better, so we've got to hope for... It's going to be a conservative majority government, whether you like Pierre Poilievre or not. I'm just hoping that some people from my party that I ran for, the People's Party of Canada, can get some seats into Parliament to have some meaningful opposition voices and some good common sense that is nationalist in the good sense of protecting Canada and having Canada come first, not Canada come second, third and fourth to a variety of other international globalist interests. Well, if not, it could come 51st as our as our latest state says President Trump. He has to keep paying a billion dollars to it. He'll have to make four states out of it. He'll

have to have the Maritimes. He'll have to have French Canada and Quebec be a separate state. They're going to want to separate Ontario, the liberal state, and then you have Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, which would be sort of the Texas Texas affiliate states. But it has to be the only way because otherwise we're just it's just like adding, which would be sort of the Texas, Texas affiliate states. But it has to be more than one. Otherwise, we're just it's just like adding, you know, one of these left wing groups that they get like making D.C. a state so that they can have two more senators on the left. We don't need that. We got enough problems. Viva and pleasure, as always. Megan, thank you very much for having me. OK, joining me up next, Jesse Kelly. Speaking of, you know, Viva says is communist, what they're doing that Jesse wrote a whole book about how the left has become full communist. That's what he calls them

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It is exactly the example of the kinds of things you need to do to counter the she-session and turn it into a she coverage. I will never apologize for standing up for an LGBTQ2+. Bye, Justin. We will miss you a little. The she session and turn it into a she coverage. That's a real person who exists and was running Canada. I mean, currently is running Canada. Welcome back to the Megyn Kelly show. Unbelievable. Back here, we have our own absurd leaders. As you know, just take a look at California right now. The LA fires continue to rage on. And the failure of Mayor Karen Bass is becoming more and more obvious by the day. She's refusing to take any accountability for the devastation. I mean, none. Plus President Trump chatting it up and laughing with former President Obama

at President Carter's funeral yesterday. Did you see this tape? It went everywhere. Very, very telling. Hitler's so funny. He's hilarious. Hitler's just a barrel of laughs. We're going to get to it all with my next guest. Jesse Kelly is here. He's host of The Jesse Kelly Show and also I'm Right, which you can find at youtube.com slash jessekellydc. Jesse, welcome back. Great to have you. It's great to be here, Megan. Thank you for that barrel of laughs watching Justin Trudeau. Just, man, our friends up north, congratulations. You finally get to be rid of that turd. You know, it's like the people who say it's Herstory instead of History. He's one of those

guys. This is not one of your guys, Jesse, who you'd be having a beer with. No. You know what's funny, Megan? It's funny and it's also sad. As you mentioned when you were laughing about it, you mentioned, and that's the guy who was running Canada. And then you pointed to our own leaders and LA and things like that. I think, at least for me, I think we do this thing that's very, very natural and that we look at these absurd people and we assume, yeah, they're ridiculous, they're dumb, they're absurd, they're commies, they're all these things. But we assume if the beep hits the fan that at least truly there are competent people

around them. You know, there are people who will figure it out if it gets bad, if there's a wildfire, if there's a this, if there is that. Surely they have someone they can turn to. Yeah, that guy's like a caricature, but surely there's someone. But the truth is, that's not true. That's not true at all. The worst, dumbest, most despicable people in the world now run every aspect of Western

society. And it's frightening when you think about it. So we don't think about it. We lie to ourselves and tell ourselves that there are competent people there. There aren't, there aren't, we're in a lot of trouble. The, the, the situation in LA and the leadership vacuum is becoming more and more apparent every day. So you have Gavin Newsom on camera when asked, Hey, what about the fact that the fire hydrants didn't have any water in them? It says, Oh, you know, the, the local leaders, they're going to comment on that. The local leaders respond to that. The local leaders were in Ghana, or we now find out

the deputy mayor was on leave for allegedly calling in a fake bomb threat. So those are the local leaders, Jesse, nowhere to be found. And you know what was happening at the fire department where now we know that the top three leaders in charge look more like a cabal of Smith attendees than tough, grizzled firemen ready to put out fires. I mean, every single, I think everybody in the LAFD management is a lesbian who is bragging about her lesbianism and really, really proud of her short haircut and short stature and inability to rescue men from burning buildings. Yeah, and not even hot lesbians either, which is super disappointing. No, not the lipstick cunt. Yes, this is what happens under Democrat rule. And that's kind

of what I was alluding to earlier. There are real consequences in places like California, which I actually love. I know it's fashionable to dump on California, but it's just so beautiful. And I have so many friends. I love it so much. It's paradise. And it breaks my heart what has happened to it. I don't enjoy watching beauty turn ugly. I don't enjoy watching it at all. But this is the consequence of voting Democrat. And legions of people in California, when they go out to cocktail parties, they get with friends. It's just what you do. Of course you vote Democrat. Yeah, we voted Democrat. We voted for this Democrat. We voted for that Democrat. And it's just kind of always thought of as this throwaway line. Yes, we vote blue. Ha ha ha. We're so Democrat. Well, if you do that for long enough, you will have these weapons grade morons take positions of power up and up and up and up and up the chain. entire chain is hot, stinky garbage. And you have one of the great cities in the United States of

America put to the torch and no one seems to be able to stop it. These are consequences that are downstream of the behavior of voters. It's really the point I keep trying to make over and over and over again. The consequences of neglecting your elections, of just sitting it out. I'm not interested. I vote Democrat. Ha ha ha. Look how live I am. Well, the consequences of that are you wake up one morning in Los Angeles, looks like something out of a Mad Max film. That's what you get. Yeah, totally. On the subject of the fire chief, it's getting worse by the minute. So you've got the fire chief who is in the first line of her bio touting her gayness and the fact that she's a woman. OK, no one cares.

And then you've got her second in command who is named. OK, so the first lady is Christina Crowley. She's the first LGBTQ fire chief salary. Four hundred thirty nine thousand plus. Then her second in command is Christina Kepner. This person, by the way, then the person who's, I think, third in command or high up is the first black. Okay, so let me just get it straight. Christina Crowley, first LGBTQ fire chief. Then under her is Christina Kepner, first lesbian assistant chief. Then under her is Christine Larson. They're all Christina Christina. She's also a lesbian.

Everyone's a lesbian. I don't know why. And she's also black and she's in charge of equity within the FD. I don't know why. And she also makes more than the assistant chief. She makes almost $400,000, $399,000. So these, they're making $439,000, $265,000, $399,000. And what we get is Christina, Christina, Christina, lesbian, lesbian, lesbian. Why, Jesse? You tell me why. Well, because the object of this is an assault, a never-ending, relentless assault on white men, white Christian men that has been institutionalized throughout the United States of America. And I don't know why it's controversial to talk about this at all.

Corporate America, the education system, I mean, the government itself under Joe Biden has been very honest about this thing. You brought up the L.A. Fire Department. I'm sure you've played the videos on your show. I've been out of town, but I'm sure you've played them. I've seen them on social media of these people running ad campaigns, bragging about this is how many women we're going to hire. This is how many gays we're going to hire. This is what would you do things like that? What you're announcing is we are taking a certain demographic and we are we're just simply cutting them out of the equation. And beyond the rampant lesbianism, where apparently to find the leadership of the L.A. Fire Department, they went to the local softball team. Apparently, they focused on hiring women as well as firefighters.

Now, I am as pro woman as anybody underneath the sun. But why are we focusing on women? This is a physical, brutal job that involves wearing a lot of weight, carrying a lot of weight, doing physical things. You see those dudes out there in L.A. hauling people out, hauling equipment. It's a brutally physical job. So why in the world would you focus on the person who's physically weaker? Well, the only

reason you would do that is you're a psychopathic cultural Marxist interested in burning everything down. And you really don't care if Los Angeles burns as long as you get to hire you and all your lesbian friends for $499,000 a year. It's pathetic. And there are consequences to it. I keep coming back to this. We like to point at this stuff and we laugh. Megan, you laugh, I laugh. It's hysterical. Why do we need this? Why do we need that? We laugh. But downstream of that, people die. That's the thing. There are real, genuine consequences to setting aside merit and focusing on box checking and checking this, but she checked that box. We got enough gays.

Have we got enough women? If we laugh and we even call it woke, I've been guilty of that before. I actually have grown to hate that word because it really, it presents like, oh, they're just so goofy. They're kind of woke. It's not that, it's freaking evil.

It's discriminatory. It's evil. And people die because of it. It's like the NBA having a DEI program where they're prioritizing short people. We don't have enough short people. We got an okay. Without asking, why don't we have that many short people in the NBA, right? Why don't we have more women in the fire department? There's a really good reason. Most of them cannot pass the test unless you lower the standards. Strapping 60 pound of gear on your back and then climbing

up a ladder and then going into a house and on top of all that, rescuing a grown man takes a lot of strength that most women, 99%, do not have. Or it's like a police department having a DEI program that prioritizes people in wheelchairs. Like there is a reason why it's not a good fit. It doesn't mean you're discriminatory against or can't stand or hate people in wheelchairs or short people. It means it's not a good fit for this particular job. And while women probably great, equal, if not better in some cases, than men at being an EMS, right? Can do all the life-saving procedures that happen in a hospital or once you get the body out of the house. 100%, of course, let's be honest, of course they can do that.

But why do we have to pretend in the name of, you know, equity, whatever, that women are equal to men when it comes to actually doing the job of a firefighter, whatever. All this is academic because we don't know whether it played any role. All we know is that the LAFD was very, very focused on DEI and hiring women and not so focused on the fire hydrants. But listen, I want to show you one thing. So the second woman, Christina Crowley, the first LGBTQ, sorry, there's Kristen Crowley, the chief, then Christina Kepner, the first lesbian assistant chief. It's just ridiculous. And this video of hers going viral where she was asked about the job and these potential problems in rescuing people who are much larger than your average woman. I don't know about whether they're average, whether they're bigger than Christina Kepner.

Watch. You want to see somebody that responds to your house, your emergency, whether it's a medical call or a fire call that looks like you. It gives that person a little bit more ease knowing that somebody might understand their situation better. Is she strong enough to do this? Or you couldn't carry my husband out of a fire, which my response is he got himself in the wrong place if I have to carry him out of a fire. Only about 5% of working firefighters are women. This is what they're calling attention to. By the way, correction, that was one of the other Christines. That was Christine Larson, the first black lesbian equity bureau chief. She was basically saying, Jesse, if somebody like you finds himself in a fire, F off, you're to blame.

Well, the religious zealots, as we talked about many times, Megan, and religious zealots will kill people and let people die on behalf of their religion. People in America have a hard time understanding that the far left radical types like that are, I mean, how many people would have to die for them to come around to your side? All of them, all of them, they are serving a cause they view as higher than putting out fires at a fire department or Los Angeles. And if people have to die because of it, it's no sweat off their back. And in fact, they put themselves on video bragging about it. It's really quite something. It's amazing. You got the one who's

like, I'm a woman and I'm gay. You're hired. And then the assistant, I'm a woman and I'm gay. Well, you're hired. Then you got this third person coming in saying, I'm a woman and I'm gay. You're hired. And then the assistant, I'm a woman and I'm gay. Well, you're hired. Then you got this third person coming in and saying, I'm a woman and I'm gay and I'm black. And that person will probably be the next chief if they continue along the way they've been going. Jesse Kelly stays with me. Don't go away. Jesse, the LA fire chief, the top Kristen female lesbian, was on CBS News with Nora O'Donnell trying to defend this disaster that we're looking at out in California. And she was asked about the fact that the mayor cut $17 million from their budget, the fire department's budget. And the fire chief herself had been jumping up and down about that earlier saying, this is going to cost essential services. Now that the shit has hit the fan,

she tried to engage in revisionism like, huh, who, what? No. And to her credit, Nora O'Donnell followed up and here's what happened. Would that $17 million that had been cut from your budget have made a difference in this fight? I would say with the lean forward posture that we took, knowing that a $17 million cut we had to take from somewhere, and that was from the non-essential duties and responsibilities that as the fire department we have taken on over the past many, many years. But with all due respect, in December, you had warned that the budget cuts would severely limit your ability to respond to large scale emergencies. Is that true or not? Yes. Yes. So I would say yes, we were limited to a certain factor. Yes. Do you believe that smarmy snake oil shit? You know, this is this is part of what bothers me about a lot of things, Megan, but we can make this about L.A. because that's what we're

talking about here. The leaders in our society now, I mean, so many of them, you see this all throughout the military, whatnot. Where is the sense of pride and sense of duty where's the why do why do none of these people ever resign why do none of these people ever own anything i'm talking about mayors i'm talking about fire chiefs i'm talking about generals i'm talking about ceos i'm talking where is the sense of honor you know if you if you look back at what like like world war ii is actually a great example of this how How many commanders, generals and admirals resigned because they were sad about a battle or men they had lost? We had generals and admirals, not that I'm encouraging this, killing themselves, committing suicide. They got so many letters. They were so sad about troops who died under their command. They felt such a heart that they

just killed themselves. They couldn't live with the shame of it. We fought a 20-year GWAT war in Afghanistan and Iraq, and nobody can name for me a single general or admiral who resigned in disgrace. Nobody, not one of them. It's just not even thought of anymore. And you see this in the wake of, honestly, are we calling this a natural disaster, Megan? I think that's probably not true to call it that. Well, let's just go with that for now, even though it's not true. This is the greatest natural disaster as far as property damage goes in the history of the United States of America. It's comparable to the Chicago fire, I believe. And no one has resigned. And in fact, nobody has even shown contrition, not mayors, not the fire chief. No one's even gone on the news and said, well, look, I own this. My heart is broken for my city.

This is going to be on me. I'm going to get this cleaned up as best I can. And then I'm going to resign. The people deserve better. And in fact, the fact that I just said this, everyone's probably laughing right now because the thought of that is so ridiculous. But that's what leadership is. And that's what we used to have.

But immediately you just saw that hag there on television. She's turtling up. Got to protect Democrats. Got to protect the brand. Can't everything. Everyone just tries to protect the system now instead of having any duty and honor. It drives me crazy. I'm sorry, but you just listen to this woman.

And I'm all for women in leadership positions. I used to know a Secret Service agent when I lived in Virginia and she lived in my same development. She was like six foot two. She was strong. She was a badass. And I would hire that woman to protect president Trump, to work at the fire department, to do any number of things that men can do. She's probably in the 0.05 percentage point when it comes to women and their physical

abilities. I'm not saying it can never happen, but as a rule, it doesn't happen. As a rule, women are too weak for these particular jobs and should not have the standards lowered so that they can do them. This woman doesn't look strong. This woman, to be honest, I'm not trying to be mean, but she looks portly. She doesn't look in shape at all. Neither does that other woman who we showed, the black lesbian Christine. She looks obese. These are firefighters. They're supposed to be in great shape. And that woman, the one who was like, well, that your husband, if I have to carry your husband out of a fire, he's done something wrong. Hello, that's your job. What are you saying? The fact

that everybody who finds themselves sitting in a burning house is not to blame for the fire. What are you like? What a weird dodge. So you've got these out of shape, poorly looking, short in some cases, the other woman looked tall, lesbians who touted their sexuality running LAFD, who won't take responsibility. Then you've got what is clearly a DEI higher mayor, because you have so many Californians saying, I voted for her because I couldn't vote for the white guy over the black woman, Karen Bass. And here's what she was saying yesterday. No, they were like, oh, there's no way. I'm not voting for a white guy over a black woman. And so here she is after she finally got back from Ghana,

where she did nothing. Why does the mayor of LA have to be in Ghana for the inauguration of an African prime minister? So she gets, okay, she gets grilled, yes, by CBS reporter John Vigliotti. I think he's local. And here's what she says. Listen to South 13. My crew and I arrived shortly after it started, and for several hours we watched as hundreds of homes in a neighborhood burned to the ground. We did not see a single fire engine. You were out of the country at the time. My question to you is what explains this lack of preparation and rapid response? Let me just say, first and foremost, my number one focus, and I think the focus of all of us here with one voice, is that we have to protect lives, we have to save lives, and we are safe, when lives have been saved and homes have been saved,

we will absolutely do an evaluation to look at what worked, what didn't work, and to correct or to hold accountable anybody, department, individual, etc. Do you think your leadership was effective while responding to this disaster? I just said what I believe is the most important thing for us to do right now. The answer is no, madam. And by the way, Jessie, so that's another, that's like, we'll create like a commission at some point. And many months down the line, the commission will tell us whether any errors were made, you know, passive voice. She won't speak to it. And by the way, just to put the lie to what she's saying, Jesse, her head of water works, Janice Quinones, was already out there

at least trying to say why the fire hydrants didn't have water. It wasn't a satisfactory explanation, but at least she was speaking to it. So the notion that we must pretend one cannot engage in thought about how the problems that are stopping the fires from getting put out are happening. You can't engage in any explanation of that right now while it's happening is bullshit. Her own administration is doing it. She just won't do it. This is what they do. And this is what happens when you have a society that focuses on a bunch of things that don't matter at all. It's like, it's like if I, if I was a runner or I was, I was signing up to run a marathon and I never worked out, never ran. I just sat around eating pizzas and tacos the whole time,

never worked out, no cardio at all. And then it comes time for race day. And I get up there and I say, I am extremely focused on running the race. I can't wait to run the race. I'm going to run as hard as I can. And looking back at any of the behavior I did leading up to this race is completely inappropriate because it's race day. No, it's extremely inappropriate. if the second biggest city in the United States of America, with all that wealth, all that infrastructure, somehow failed its citizens, and clearly it did in ways that entire neighborhoods are gone. We're not talking blocks or individual homes. Entire neighborhoods are gone. If the second biggest city in the United States of America failed and is currently failing its citizens

that badly, no, no, no, no, no, no. Accountability starts now because you're exactly right, Megan. This is what the scumbags in the government, federal, state and local do all across this country. They try to wait until the anger dies down because you and I both know about 48 hours from now, the fires will be gone, Lord willing, and everyone will be on their phones, hooked on whatever the newest outrage is, and people will move on. And then a month after that, they'll have a commission. They'll have an investigation where they will investigate themselves. And another month or two after that, they'll put something out there that will get printed on page 45 of the L.A. Times saying, well, I mean, we're not going to name anyone individually, but clearly we have a couple

things we should do here and there. You know what? We probably need more money. And then that's the last anyone will ever hear of it. And you have all these people who've lost everything. And what I'm trying to get through to the American people is we have to start punishing the politicians who run us by taking their power away from them. There is no second option. They'll blame one woman and one woman only, and that woman is Santa Ana. That's the one. It was her fault and her fault alone, and definitely not the fault of Karen Bass or any one of these Christens or Christines or Christinas trying to run the FD in Los Angeles. Here is, by the way, the fire chief on CBS responding to the criticism of the DEI thing. Has that effort at diversity been over your efforts in order to fight these

fires? Because that's been the criticism. You know it's out there. Absolutely not. Absolutely not. Again, my number one priority is making sure that we can take care of the community that we took an oath to take care of. And with that is our ability to respond to emergency. Number one priority is to make sure that we provide 911 services, EMS and fire. Well, you didn't. But that's not true. I mean, by the way, what a lame question, right? Like, were your DEI efforts at the expense of planning to fight fires? That's not the, what do you think she's going to say? Right. And just one other point. She seems like this is a woman I would expect to see when I go in for my parent child teacher conference, right? Like kind of sweet, nice manner. Like does that woman instill confidence in you as the person

in charge of fighting this? one of the most disastrous blazes the country has ever seen. She doesn't even seem like I want somebody who looks grizzled, sounds grizzled and is like, Nora, I don't have time for this shit, but I'm going to give you my top five points in what we're doing. Goodbye. Yeah, no, I want my fire chief to be some 60-year-old man who has to put out his Marlboro Red before he goes on television to tell me about all the training he's got put in for his guys. But what she just said there is a lie. She lied the same way Karen Bass lied. She knows right now, now that they're under fire, she has to get up here and say that's my number one priority. But again, back to my marathon analogy, that was not your number one priority.

You've been on videotape discussing how your priorities were. We need to stuff more women and more LGBTQ Air Force types and all these people into positions of power. That's been your number one priority leading up to the fire. And now that the fire's here and everyone's angry, you know you're supposed to go on television and say that's your number one priority. But that's not these people's number one priority. It never is. Their number one priority is pushing their sick demonic religion in every single part of this society. And if society has to burn down, well, the revolution is all that matters. Revolution

without end. As Mao always said, you always keep the revolution going. Doesn't matter how many planes fall from the sky or houses burn or wars we lose. You keep moving forward. And this is why the right has got to develop some teeth. We really have to sharpen our teeth a lot because the right has been in love with tolerance for the longest time. But we have to be nice. We're better than that. That's not who we are. That has been the language of nursery rhyme conservatism for my 43 years on the planet. No, these are evil, psychopathic, demonic children, and they have to be put in their place in order to preserve a polite society. Otherwise, you get to watch one of America's cities burn. You watch the real life carnage. I mean, the aerials are just absolutely devastating.

It's awful. Palisades, Pacific Palisades looks like Gaza, looks like Gaza now. I mean, it completely leveled. And you see some of the videos, I'm actually going to talk to you for a second about some of the celeb videos that have come out. Cause it's, there's a couple who are really sweet and who I like. And I, I just feel, I feel so bad. We talked to James Woods. We talked to Adam Carolla who are still waiting to find out whether their houses are standing. Um, but it's the real people who really tug at your heartstrings. You know what I mean? Like the non-celebs who are like, holy shit. And this woman, Fran, this is actually tweeted out by JD Vance this morning. She's her name is Fran. She's a resident of Altadena. And she's speaking

with Brian Anton of News Nation about what she's looking at as she gets back to see her house destroyed. Look at this. This is your house? This is my house. This one right here. We moved in 26 years ago. So we did the floors and we put in windows and doors and painted and just put my grandchildren loved it. My son, my daughter, my family, we hosted Christmas Eve and Christmas Day here. And everybody was here. My little house that I loved. We poured everything into it. We have nowhere to go. We were close neighbors. I loved it. It poured everything into it.

We have nowhere to go. We were close neighbors. Buzz and Todd, his mom passed away and they took over the house. John just lost his wife that he adored, but was taking care of that house. She was a superior court judge, and Beverly and John, so much love. She was so incredible.

And the house is gone. They're all gone. See, Debbie and us and Tina, our children went to school together from kindergarten. Our kids are in there, 47 years old. And Debbie's 47-year-old son tragically passed away last August. Her grief is so deep. I can't imagine. It's awful. This incompetence costs lives.

It costs lives in more ways than one. It does. And your heart breaks because when you think about a home, especially, I mean, that lady, 26 years in that home, think about all the memories. I'm, as you well know, Megan, we're friends. I'm not exactly the softest, cuddliest type full of emotions, but I've moved my whole life. We lived in 10 houses in 10 years. That's just kind of how I grew up. We're always moving around. And to this day, when I move, whether I'm leaving an apartment or a house, I get, I mean, I don't get choked up, but I have to take a moment and say goodbye because you're looking at that. That's the living room where I where I play Legos with my sons. Right. That's that that's the kitchen where I come home and harass my wife while she's making dinner.

That's that you there are so many memories that are that are built into those walls. And I mean, that's one story. Right. We have the video of it. How many stories like that are out of Los Angeles? And I just, I don't want to beat it. I don't want to beat a dead horse, but I keep coming back to these are the consequences of voting Democrat. They really genuinely are. You vote Democrat forever and allow these- At least in the case of Adam and James Woods, you know they didn't. It's like, not that it's a comfort to see the liberals lose their houses, but, you know,

at least you'd have the peace of mind of saying, at least I didn't vote for this. At least maybe if my guy had gotten in there, we would have stood a fighting chance. At least others might finally see the light here.

I will say this one actor, I don't know what his political stripes are. I've interviewed him a couple times on NBC. I really like this show, this actor, and this guy, his name is Milo Ventimiglia. And he was for, um, the Gilmore girls fans. He played in that. And then he became the star of, uh, this is us a huge NBC hit show

in which they tell you upfront that like the beginning of the series, that his character, the dad, his name is Jack dies. And so you, then the series goes on and you fall in love with Jack and you, the whole time you're watching the series, fall in love with the family. You're like, well, how did Jack die? Like what, why is Jack no longer here? You can see like future versions of the children older. And they talk about the missing dad. Then you have the flashbacks to the scenes with Milo and you're, and Jack's alive. You're like, anyway, the whole thing is around Jack and how did he die? And then the big reveal spoiler alert, this has been out for many years. So, uh, is that Jack died when a slow cooker caught fire in the family home that now you've seen five seasons of

by the time you find this out. It's just terrible. It was like a devastating moment in TV history when you found this out. Anyway, this is a good guy. His house burned down in real life this week. And here he is on camera speaking to CBS News about it. You were aware the house was gone.

What's it like to then stand here? Heavy. You know, you start thinking about, man, it hits you so quick. You start thinking about all the memories and different parts of the house and whatnot. And then you see your neighbor's houses and everything kind of around. And your heart just breaks. He and his wife evacuated on Tuesday, watched on security cameras as the flames took over.

I think there's a kind of shock moment where you're going, oh, this is real and this is happening. And then at a certain point, we just turned it off. It's like, what good is it to continue watching? You know, we kind of accepted the loss. We got good friends and we got good people we're working with. And we'll make do. Yeah.

We'll make do. Wife and baby and dog most important. He has another baby. He has a baby due any day now. He was talking about how they had just decorated the nursery. You know, it doesn't matter whether you have money or you don't have money. The loss of your home and everything in it and all the memories you made already and were building is real and it's profound. I just can't tolerate the, after I'm done saving all the lives, then you can question

me. First of all, you were in damn Ghana. And that's the other thing, Jesse. Now the reporting is coming out from Breitbart, from Jim Garrity at National Review. She knew Karen Bass had been warned for days. The National Weather Service was jumping up and down saying severe fire warning. We are going to have massive fires in LA. The Santa Ana winds are at epic levels. It's not safe. And what did she do? And that was the Friday before, the Saturday before, where she heard them and got on a plane to Ghana. It's not like going to Seattle from LA. She went to Ghana. Sunday, the same. She didn't come back early to Ghana Sunday the same. She didn't come back early Monday the same. She didn't come back early Tuesday as her city burned. Finally, she comes back Wednesday and she wants credit in her soundbite for I took the fastest route home. Well, she's certainly not

going to postpone a cross world trip to Ghana for a little thing like her city, Megan. I mean, I've said this for the longest time about politicians. Most of these people become politicians because they want access to the things rich people have without having the ability to actually acquire wealth. So they take positions of power and then they blood suck off the taxpayer. They do this all the time. These mayors, she's not even alone in this. These mayors, small town mayors will do this. Oh no, we're on a fact finding mission in Madrid this week. Oh, of course the taxpayer paid for that. These dirt balls in Congress do it all the time. You just saw a dome, sorry, Kamala Harris. They've got like 15 minutes left in the White House.

She has no responsibilities and never had any whatsoever. But she's going on a round the world trip, one final vacation on the taxpayer dime to Singapore and all these other beautiful places. What's she doing? Is it some sort of critical diplomacy? No, she's living it up because she finally has that taxpayer funded credit card and it always clears. And that's what they do. That's why these people take. That's why they even want to be politicians, because otherwise being a politician would suck. You have to ask people for money all the time. People are always mad at you, screaming at you. So why would you take the job? You take the job because you want access to the things wealthy people have.

But you're a dirt ball with no talent. So you can't get those things except for running for office. It's very funny. I had not actually heard the Jesse Kelly explanation of that, but it makes a lot of sense, explains a lot of things. All right. Speaking of Kamala Harris, let's lighten it up a minute. Lighten it up with the funeral of Jimmy Carter. It's always sad when somebody passes, but he was 100 years old. I mean, you know, he had a long, fruitful life. The most interesting dynamic was in the audience, right? It was in the audience as all these former presidents took their seats with their wives and the dynamics between them. And since we were talking about Kamala Harris, we'll start with this as we are going to get to the Trump and Obama moment, which I'll show separately. But Kamala appears to be looking back at those two, Trump and Obama, yucking it up. And she does not

look happy. Like, here she is, she's looking forward next to Doug Emhoff. She can see the two of them talking. She turns back. It looks like a deep sigh. Looks down. She's like, what in the actual F? Look at her. Look at her. What do you think is going through that thought bubble, Jesse Kelly? Well, I think Kamala Harris, who is, I mean, this is saying a lot, maybe the most nakedly ambitious

politician I've ever seen. Her entire career has just been one endless ladder climb, say anything, do anything, take any position on any issue in order to get the next thing. So that's the kind of person we're dealing with here. Well, what happened? The dynamics are Barack Obama was the one who engineered the coup. He was the one who engineered the coup to get Joe Biden out of the White House. And not only did he engineer the coup to get Joe Biden out of the White House, he's the one who vouched for Kamala Harris with his vast donor network, billionaire after billionaire after billionaire. He knifed Joe Biden in the ribs, shoved him out the back of the White House, and then picked up the phone and organized $1.5 billion with the B to be given to Kamala Harris for her campaign, where she proceeded to not only embarrass herself the entire time, she embarrassed him. When you vouch for somebody with a bunch of billionaires and they flame out as badly as she

flames out, well, he is not going to do that again. And without Barack Obama, without Daddy Barack carrying her, Kamala Harris is never, ever, ever, ever, ever going to be able to launch a significant presidential run again in her life. Will she run again in the 2028 primary? Of course she will, but she'll get the one to 2% before she has to embarrassingly drop out the exact same way she did last time before daddy Barack brought her. Now think about all that. When you think about Kamala Harris looking over her shoulder back at Barack Obama, you know, I wouldn't put it past Trump to say a little bit too loudly. Hey, how'd she work out for you? Or in the very least, if he didn't say it, I bet you Kamala Harris is thinking he said it.

That's a very interesting point I haven't heard anybody else make about how she, what does her future look like without the full-throated backing of Barack Obama, who definitely, you're right, has realized what an inept politician she was. Apparently had some hesitancy about her being the nominee anyway, but realized this is where this train is going, but now has lived it for, you know, firsthand the way we all had to. So yeah, her, you know, so much has fallen apart for Kamala Harris. She reached too high, too fast and failed upward. Okay. But the more interesting thing is what she's seeing behind her, what those two guys are doing behind her. And before we zero in on the

muckety mucking that's happening between Obama and Trump, I want people to remember what former President Obama was saying about Trump literally in October. OK, three months ago. Listen here, Sat 22. He acts so crazy and it's become so common that people no longer take it seriously. I'm here to explain to you just because he acts goofy does not mean his presidency wouldn't be dangerous. And you do not have to take my word for it. Lately, some of the people who know Donald Trump best have been saying in no uncertain terms that he should not be president again. The other day, General John Kelly, Donald Trump's former chief of staff,

said that Trump told him he wanted his generals to be like Hitler's generals. Now, don't boo. Vote. So he wants Hitler's generals to take over and he's genuinely dangerous. Cut to yesterday and the two of them. There they are chatting. Barack's laughing, genuinely laughing to where his body is shaking Hitler's so funny, Jesse Hitler's quite charming when you spend time with him one-on-one Well, you know who should be mad about that but they won't be

but who should be mad about that are the little drones who vote Democrat every single time because these people lie to your face all the time none of these people think Trump is actually Hitler or a Nazi or a white supremacist. And before Donald Trump started running for president, he was a lifelong Democrat who was chumming up with these people at every single cocktail party out there. And they all loved him. Chuck Schumer, all these guys, they all loved him. They all talked to him. And Trump is an insanely charming and yes, very funny individual.

And they were all laughing at his jokes and they know exactly who he is. But then when election season comes up, they know they have to ramp up the mindless drones into an endless panic that Hitler's coming back. And so they stand up and they tell people Hitler's coming, Hitler's coming, Hitler's coming. And you have all these single women on anti-anxiety meds freaking out. Oh my gosh, the world's going to end. And then as soon as the election's over, they go yuck it up and talk about the meat lovers pizza they're going to share that night. I'd be mad if my politicians lied to me all the time like that. I get mad when the GOP lies to me, which they do routinely. So maybe Democrats should do the same. Here is one drone who is upset about all the warnings that this was Hitler.

And his takeaway is not, they said he was Hitler and it was a lie. His takeaway is, he is Hitler. And why is no one talking about how I am now going to be protected? Before I play this soundbite, the guy's name is Anand Giridharadas. He's an NYU, I think, adjunct professor at the journalism school. Watch. What a shock. I think people may be wrong to pick the proxy fight of Obama should not laugh at a joke. But I think we have to take seriously the emotion of feeling undefended. This administration rightly warned throughout the last year

that Donald Trump represented the singular authoritarian threat to America. Have we been provided by this White House in its last weeks any practical guidance for how to live under what it claimed was fascism around the corner. I am being warned and told that the apocalypse is near, but in actual ways, I am not defended by anybody. I need practical guidance and I need to be defended. Can you imagine being a man and speaking like that? Yeah, well, that's how that's I mean, you're half a man if you vote Democrat anyway, but I don't understand that mentality anyway. Megan, if somebody told me that I couldn't go on the lawn, my front lawn, because there were landmines on the lawn. And then I turn around and that person was walking around the lawn drinking a cup of coffee.

I would think that person is a horrific liar who perhaps didn't have my best interest at heart. Yet these people get lied to repeatedly and all they do, maybe it's a Democrat thing, is bend over and say, thank you, sir. May I have another? I don't understand that way of thinking. I can't relate to it at all, but whatever. Have a miserable life, sick freaks. Anand, you really shouldn't be teaching this shit to journalism students in particular, that you need the government to protect you from the Hitler who just won reelection. Like this is the message, I guess, to the incoming class of journalists, which means we're going to have a lot more of what we have had. I will say this in defense of male Democrats, the normal ones who are not woke or evil, whatever we're calling the wokesters these days.

They have all sorts of reasons why I understand they vote for Democrats. And I know and love a lot of them. But I do think if you're looking around at this world as it stands now and thinking that you're getting better policies and better results with all Democrat rule, whether it's a place like Canada or it's a place like California, you're blind. You're blind. It's not that you deserve to have your home burned down, but you are going to get a lot more just like that if you continue voting against your own self-interest to make yourself feel like a better person. Jesse Kelly, you're a better person. That's why it's always a pleasure talking to you.

Always learn something and always get a different POV. Thanks for being here. Appreciate you, Megan. All right. We're going to get to a little bit more news when we come back right after this. Don't go away. I'm Megan Kelly, host of The Megan Kelly Show on Sirius XM. It's your home for open, honest, and provocative conversations

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oh, all it is is an administrative rule enforcing Title IX. That's all we did. It's just like, this is just guidance on how we're going to enforce it. But really what he did was completely gut the entire statute by saying Title IX no longer just applied to girls and women. It applies to boys and men pretending to be girls and women. I mean, it completely stood the rule on its head because one of the main fights, the main fight that's happening under Title IX right now for the protection of girls and women is to keep men pretending to be us out of our sports and our sports facilities and our private spaces in school. And this affects K through college. Well, Joe Biden thought he knew better. Joe Biden, who's having tranny show up on the White House lawn and show off their fake tits,

sorry, thought he would do better on this than the US Congress, which had duly passed the law and decided or someone pretending to be the weekend at Bernie's president, pushed through this rule change, which completely undermined the rule of law and the principles behind it. And it was a before and after moment for me personally, because it was the first time I've ever come out on the air in public and said who I voted for in an election. I had never done that. And frankly, it started a path that got me ultimately speaking for Trump the night before the election. You know, once I had crossed that line, it wasn't so hard to cross the next line to say like, this is who I'm voting for in the next election and why I think you should vote as I do. And so like this title nine thing is very deep and personal to me and to most women I know,

and most dads, not just women, men too, who have daughters in the system and who are worried about this issue. So just as a flashback, here is the day it came out. We had thrown out our show and decided to just talk about this abomination. And here's what happened. It must be undone. Do not comply. The rules don't take effect until August. Don't comply. Don't use their language. Protect your daughters. Fight. Protect your sons, speak up. Don't comply. Don't comply. Don't let your child play the pronoun game. Don't you play it. This is going to be taken up. They're not going to get away with this. And indeed, now, that was April, in January of 2025. It has been taken up and the rule has been struck down

nationwide. The rule is dead. God bless the judge who did it and the states who brought the lawsuit. State after state after state joined together to say, absolutely not. They want you to believe Trump is lawless. Trump has made a mockery of the justice system. Joe Biden tried to rewrite the definition of women without a single lawmaker weighing in. Now, never mind that it's God's decision and it's been rendered. He tried to do this behind closed doors and just say it was all about equity and you were a bigot if you disagreed. Well, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Virginia, West Virginia joined together and said, no, we are filing legal challenges to this absolute

nonsense. And one of those lawsuits that they all joined in on led to this decision yesterday, on Thursday, that the rule had already been temporarily blocked in 26 states as a result of these more red states joining together. But now it's officially stopped. It's been definitively ruled against thanks to a judge named Danny C. Reeves, R-E-E-V-E-S, of the Eastern District of Kentucky, in a 15-page opinion which just excoriates Miguel Cardona and the Department of Education for trying to do this, saying you may not lawfully expand the definition of Title IX to prohibit discrimination based on gender identity as opposed to sex, which is the governing standard, which means male or female, female are protected by Title IX. And expanding it to people who identify as female guts the rule. That's what the judge found.

The entire point, he wrote, of Title IX is to prevent discrimination based on sex. Throwing gender identity into the mix eviscerates the statute and renders it largely meaningless. Right on. Right on. Reading more here from the New York Times write-up of the decision. Citing the Supreme Court's sweeping decision in Loper Bright Enterprises versus Raimondo last year, which limited the regulatory power of federal agencies. Remember, we talked about this, how the Supreme Court ruled last term. The days of letting these administrative agencies, also known as the deep state, have this sweeping sort of legislative power that nobody voted that they could have are over. The sort of Chevron deference, as it was known, we're not doing that anymore. These are unelected bureaucrats.

They don't get to gut federal legislation because, you know, finger in the air, all the times have changed. We think men are women now. No, that's not the way it works. So continuing here, citing the court's sweeping decision, which limited the regulatory power of federal agencies, Judge Reeves wrote that the Biden administration had overstepped when it sought to enforce its new interpretation of Title IX through federal rulemaking. But more significantly, the judge also rejected, listen up, this is important to you, the revised rule on free speech grounds. Okay, so it wasn't just, you don't have the power to legislate. You're a bunch of unelected bureaucrats. That was a part of it. But equally important was the First Amendment piece of the

ruling, which affects all of us when it comes to these ridiculous preferred pronouns that are being forced down our throats, not just in the Title IX context, not just you will call him or her and let him play softball against your daughter, but in the work context, in every context, state after state, including New York, including Connecticut, are trying to make it amount to statutorily, either under the civil rights laws or for civil liability purposes, hostile work environment. If you don't call the he's a she at their request, they're trying to mandate the preferred pronoun thing into mandatory pronouns in order to be equitable and kind. And they don't care that you're eliminating, you're erasing women and girls and doing it. Well, no more, not according to this

judge. And we'll see whether this goes up. Good luck. I hope you do appeal it. I hope in the time Joe Biden has left, they file an appeal of this because I'd love to see this reinforced by the Supreme Court. It already really was in 303 Creative. It really already was. You remember that case where the woman refused to do the wedding website for the gay couple and they came out and said, this is free speech. She's allowed to say, I don't stand for this. I don't support this. Okay. They say, um, this is the times right up more significantly. The judge also rejected the revised rule on free speech grounds, writing that it quote offends the first amendment by potentially requiring educators to use names and pronouns

associated with the student's chosen gender identity, Not just the pronouns, but the names, the names, the new fake names that these schools are suddenly, oh, okay, Joe is suddenly Georgina, and we're going to have to go along with that. No. If you're a teacher who says, I don't believe in that, I'm a Christian. My God tells me he doesn't make mistakes. He doesn't make a boy secretly a girl. I'm not doing that. You're protected under this ruling so long as it doesn't get reversed and it's not going to. Don't worry. Put simply, the First Amendment does not permit the government to chill speech or compel affirmance of a belief with which the speaker disagrees in this matter. Yes. Yes. Right on, Judge Reeves. Right on. Here's some more.

The court goes on to say, the court remains persuaded that the final rule offends the First Amendment for the reasons explained earlier in a prior memorandum. To recap briefly, the final rule's definitions of sex discrimination and sex-based harassment combined with the diminishing, whatever, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Let's see. Require Title IX recipients, including teachers, to use names and pronouns associated with a student's asserted gender identity. While the department insists that this is not necessarily the case, the new subjective harassment standard that need only limit participation in an educational program or activity quite clearly compels this result. So that's them saying, you can't say that this is not really happening. You're making teachers engage in this fallacy and they shouldn't be,

you can't compel them to do that. Now look, this is a federal district ruling, federal district court. That's not the Supreme court. That's two tiers down from the Supreme court. But this decision had such weight in gutting the actual rule that no one's disputing it has nationwide effect, that the title of that rule is officially done as Joe Biden tried to revise it. And now what we have to see is whether it gets appealed, whether that ruling gets appealed. And here's the really interesting thing. In 10 days, Donald Trump is going to be the president. Hallelujah. And here's the really interesting thing. In 10 days, Donald Trump is going to be the president. Hallelujah. And what are the odds that his DOJ appeals this? I don't

think any. I don't think they will appeal it. Even just to get it to the Supreme Court right now, I don't think they'd do that. This ruling stands and it will be used by many other plaintiffs in other courts who are trying to challenge mandatory pronouns like this. And that's a plus, that's a benefit. And over the next four years or plus, right? Like anybody who tries to file a challenge, trying to force these pronouns down our throats or tries to redefine the definition of women and girls does so at great risk with this Supreme court rulings like this one after the other, get on the books. And don't forget, we're already waiting for a ruling from this Supreme Court that's related in this lane. So my point is simply that the lawfare, same as the lawfare against

Trump, is failing for the left. The ACLU is failing in its attempts to make boys girls legally and to make the rest of us pretend we agree with that. And the Supreme Court, I think, is weeks or months away from doing the same. Thank God. Thank God. Thank God. Thank God. Thank God for these lawyers, these attorneys general who went in there and did what was right. Thank God for the presidents who have appointed rational judges who understand the law and not identity politics as a filter through which they view the law. And thank God President Trump won, because when he gets in there, he is going to undo the Biden changes to Title IX anyway. Let's not forget,

there's a lot of problems with that law. He not only completely effed over women and girls, he also effed over young men on college campuses, remember, by completely lowering the standards by which they can be accused and convicted of being sexual assaulters or harassers and thrown off campus. President Trump's going to restore all of those protections, all of them. He's going to restore due process in Title IX, and he's going to actually change the wording of the rule officially back to what it was. But this is just one small area. There's not going to be any more pressure or guidance from the federal government guaranteed that it's a hostile work environment if you choose not to say somebody's preferred pronouns. All that shit is ending.

These are, I think in most people's minds, the minor victories of Trump. You know, like most importantly, let's get the criminal killers out of our country who crossed the border illegally. Yes, that's number one. We're going to be seeing all that on day one. You know, let's make America great again. Let's restore economic prosperity for all groups across all spectrums, irrespective of race and identity and all that stuff. But this is big too. And there are a bunch of us who've been fighting for these changes. The list is too long. So many great women and men, but I'm just thinking of so many women who have devoted themselves to this issue over the past 10 plus years and the legal eagles who have been devoting

themselves, including Alliance Defending Freedom, which is involved in this, these attorney generals who have made the difference here. And by the way, those of you who make donations to these groups, you know, the Independent Women's Forum, they've been amazing, ADF, amazing to try to get the funding for these lawsuits so that we can get these right rulings to protect our daughters. Well, it's happening. So man alive, that's great news. Is it not? I'm thrilled about that. All right. By the way, let me know your thoughts. You can email me Megan, M-E-G-Y-N at megankelly.com. And while I have you, go to megankelly.com today and sign up for our once a week email from me. And it's basically, we call it the American News Minute. So you get all

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thick-tongued week for me given this ridiculous cold flu. I don't know what I had, people, but it's been a rough one. But I'm feeling better. My roid rage is non-existent. It's good. I took the steroid back. Doug made it through on skates, so that's good for him. And I would say, just make sure that you wash your hands when you're out in the public, because that's what happened. I ventured out to Montana, went to a lot of restaurants, and before you knew it, I wasn't feeling too great. On the bright side, Doug's been a champion. I've been to a lot of restaurants. And before you knew it, uh, I wasn't feeling too great on the bright side. Doug's been a champion. I've been doing a lot of work with the kids and doing like the drive so that nobody gets sick with me in the small car. And, um, I finally started true

detective season one with Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson, which is excellent though, though disturbing. And I watched some very weird show about, it was called Sweet Bobby, but a guy who was catfished. That's interesting. I'm catching up on my bad TV. So thanks to all of you for seeing me through it. I'm sure I'll be better on Monday and I hope all of you have a great weekend. Up next week, Pete Hegseth's confirmation hearing. See you then. Thanks for listening to The Megyn Kelly Show. No BS, no agenda, and no fear.