The Megyn Kelly Show Sen. Josh Hawley on Big Tech Tyranny, Media Absurdity, and the State of the GOP | Ep. 98
May 5, 2021
Senator Josh Hawley, a prominent conservative from Missouri and author of "The Tyranny of Big Tech," tackles the dangers of Big Tech's influence on democracy. He shares insights on the implications of Section 230, the need for antitrust reforms, and how media hypocrisy fuels political discourse. Hawley reflects on his decision to object to the 2020 election results, critiques the current state of the GOP, and discusses the personal toll of political dissent, including protests against his family. His thoughts on privacy and parenting in the digital age add depth to the conversation.
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Hawley's Objection
- Josh Hawley objected to Pennsylvania's electoral votes, a process permitted by law and done before.
- He wanted to debate election integrity, a concern of his voters.
Past Objections
- Megyn Kelly points out that objecting to electoral votes has happened before.
- This instance was unusual due to President Trump's vocal claims of fraud.
Post-Riot Objection
- Pennsylvania's legal challenge was the Republicans' strongest argument post-election.
- Despite legal setbacks, Hawley still objected, even after the riot, raising concerns.
