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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Jim Geraghty

Charles C. W. Cooke

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Quick takeaways

Biden's possible cannibalism lie questioned, Trump trial juror fairness criticized.

NPR's funding debate and CEO Katherine Maher's views on empathy and diversity.

Challenges in distinguishing genuine belief from performative correctness at elite institutions.

Institutional leaders' struggle with transparency in addressing anti-Semitic provocations on campuses.

Deep dives

Unveiling Woke Ideology in Elite Institutions

In a bold exploration, elite institutions are scrutinized for fostering the rise of woke ideologies, spotlighting figures like Catherine Marr and the prevalence of performative correctness in leadership roles. A stark division emerges between those who view Marr as a strategic performer navigating institutional demands and the camp that perceives her as an actual zealot consumed by the woke doctrine. The cruciality of discerning genuine belief versus incentivized behavior surfaces as a critical first step in tackling institutional radicalism.

Intro

2min

Media Restrictions in Jury Selection and Judicial Transparency

2min

Challenges in Jury Selection for Trump's Trial

15min

Biden vs. Trump: Campaign Dynamics and Public Perception

16min

Curiosities in Law and Courtroom Dynamics

4min

Courtroom Controversies and Media Integrity

12min

Accountability and Ideological Divisions in Institutions

6min

Navigating Controversial Ideologies in Academia

28min

Victimhood and School Controversies: The Furries Phenomenon

5min

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Furry Disruptions in Schools

10min

Megyn Kelly is joined by Charles C.W. Cooke and Jim Geraghty of National Review to discuss the latest details of the Donald Trump NYC trial, jurors refusing to be fair and impartial about the trial, the judge scolding the media for revealing too much about the jurors, two jurors already getting dismissed, the reaction Trump got in Harlem vs. Biden at a PA gas station, Biden's lie that his uncle may have been eaten by cannibals, Biden’s longtime issues with the truth, his confusing comments about Israel, whether government funding of NPR should continue, new NPR CEO Katherine Maher’s warped perception of empathy, her past criticism of Wikipedia’s lack of diversity, whether Maher and people like her really believe what they say or are just performing, Columbia University's president struggling to answer questions before Congress, whether anti-Israel protests are actually anti-Jewish, protesters claiming to have been attacked with an Israeli chemical weapon actually just smelling fart spray, the sense of entitlement from a tenured undocumented Cornell professor protesting against Ann Coulter, kids at a middle school in Utah coming to school dressed as “furries,” and more.

Geraghty- https://www.nationalreview.com/author/jim-geraghty/

Cooke- https://twitter.com/charlescwcooke

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