The Megyn Kelly Show
Jack Smith's "Election Interference," and Truth About Walz's Abortion Law, with Michael Knowles and Mike Davis | Ep. 905
Oct 3, 2024
Mike Davis, founder of the Article III Project, dissects Jack Smith's indictment against Trump, arguing it reflects election interference rather than genuine legal concerns. He emphasizes the political timing and media's role in shaping narratives. Meanwhile, Michael Knowles critiques Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s misleading statements on abortion legislation and personal anecdotes. They discuss the implications of Walz’s policies, the reality of care for babies born alive post-abortion, and Melania Trump's surprising pro-choice stance, all while tackling broader political deceptions.
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- The unsealed legal brief from Jack Smith against Trump is seen as a politically motivated effort that raises questions about judicial impartiality.
- Critics argue the media's portrayal of Trump's actions post-2020 election is biased, leading to an anti-Trump narrative without solid evidence.
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Election Year Tensions and Legal Strategies
In a presidential election year, legal dynamics surrounding former President Trump become more contentious. A newly unsealed 165-page legal brief from Jack Smith's team is alleged to be a strategic move to sway public opinion before the elections. The document portrays Trump's actions post-election as a criminal scheme aimed at undermining the electoral process, yet the brief is criticized as a one-sided narrative lacking defense. The timing of its release raises concerns about its impact on voter perceptions rather than serving purely as a legal document.
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