The Megyn Kelly Show Biden's New Cannibal Lie, Trump Jurors Bounced, and NPR's Decline, with Charles C.W. Cooke and Jim Geraghty | Ep. 770
Apr 18, 2024
Charles C.W. Cooke and Jim Geraghty, writers for National Review, dive into the latest controversies surrounding Trump's NYC trial, including jurors' biases and a judge's frustrations with media coverage. They also discuss Biden's peculiar claim about cannibals and his perceived honesty issues, contrasting campaign strategies of Trump and Biden. The duo critiques NPR's CEO on media integrity and accountability, explores ideological debates on college campuses, and hilariously examines the rise of students identifying as 'furries' in schools.
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Juror Dismissals
- A juror in Trump's NYC trial was dismissed for claiming impartiality after initially being selected.
- Another juror may be dismissed for allegedly lying about past arrests.
Judge vs. Media
- The judge admonished the media for revealing juror details like age, education, and employer.
- This level of anonymity is unusual, and the media isn't reporting juror names.
Contrasting Receptions
- Biden's visit to a Pennsylvania gas station received a lackluster response.
- In contrast, Trump's visit to a Harlem bodega drew large, enthusiastic crowds.