Haley vs. DeSantis, and Trump's "Dictator" Comment Freakout, with Chris Stirewalt, Stu Burguiere, and Dave Marcus | Ep. 680
Dec 6, 2023
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Megyn Kelly discusses the GOP debate prep and the stakes for Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley. Stu Burguiere and Dave Marcus join to talk about Trump's 'one day dictator' comment, Liz Cheney's potential third party candidacy, whiny White House interns, antisemitism on college campuses, climate change summit, and Adam Carolla's comedy show.
Donald Trump jokingly referred to himself as a one-day dictator, sparking mixed reactions.
Congresswoman Liz Cheney's potential third-party run for president is questioned due to lack of support and realistic chance of winning.
Over 40 White House interns penned a letter demanding a ceasefire in the Middle East, drawing criticism for their entitled behavior.
The rise of anti-Semitism on college campuses is highlighted, emphasizing the need for better protection of minority students.
Deep dives
Donald Trump jokes about being a one-day dictator during interview
During an interview with Sean Hannity, Donald Trump jokingly referred to himself as a one-day dictator, saying that on day one of his potential presidency, he would close the border and drill for oil. The comment is receiving mixed reactions, with some criticizing it as dictatorial language while others argue it was meant as a humorous remark.
Liz Cheney weighing a potential third-party run for president
Congresswoman Liz Cheney is reportedly considering a third-party run for president. However, many question who would support her candidacy, as she has minimal support among Republicans and would struggle to attract voters away from Donald Trump. Some speculate that her potential run may have more to do with personal ambitions than a realistic chance of winning.
White House interns demand ceasefire in the Middle East
Over 40 White House interns have penned a letter demanding an immediate and permanent ceasefire in the Middle East. The interns express disappointment in the administration's handling of the ongoing conflict and call for action. However, the interns chose to remain anonymous, drawing criticism for their entitled behavior.
The future of the Democratic Party and the influence of Greta Thunberg
The behavior of the White House interns reflects a broader trend seen in the Democratic Party, where the voice and influence of young activists like Greta Thunberg are becoming more prominent. This could shape the future of the party as these individuals go on to hold leadership positions and influence policy decisions.
Rising Anti-Semitism on College Campuses
The podcast episode discusses the alarming rise of anti-Semitism on college campuses. It highlights a lawsuit filed against the University of Pennsylvania, accusing the university of not protecting Jewish students from hatred and harassment. The episode includes interviews with plaintiffs who describe instances of classmates and professors chanting for the genocide of Jews and engaging in anti-Semitic acts. The podcast emphasizes the failure of university administrations to address and condemn this behavior, pointing out the need for stronger protection of minority students.
John Kerry's Controversial Remark and Hypocrisy
The podcast episode delves into the controversy surrounding John Kerry, the climate czar, and his remark during a speech on climate change. A recording captures Kerry apparently passing gas while making a point about adults avoiding responsibility for addressing climate change. The episode also highlights the hypocrisy of climate activists who travel in private jets and fail to practice what they preach. The discussion criticizes Kerry's stance on coal and highlights the negative impact his policies have on coal-dependent communities.
Preview of 'Mr. Bircham' Cartoon Series
The podcast episode features a preview of the upcoming cartoon series 'Mr. Bircham,' created by Adam Carolla. The animated show centers around a non-woke shop teacher and his interactions with the modern world. The trailer introduces the main characters and showcases the humor and satirical commentary that will be present in the series. The podcast hosts express excitement for the show and emphasize the need for conservative voices in entertainment to provide an alternative perspective.
Megyn Kelly is joined by Chris Stirewalt, NewsNation politics editor, to discuss the behind-the-scenes details about GOP debate preparation, what to expect from the presidential candidates tonight, Ron DeSantis vs. Nikki Haley and why he needs to do well in this debate, the big money donors that have poured donations into Nikki Haley’s campaign, how this may affect the race, the stakes for Ron DeSantis and Haley, Biden's bizarre comments about running against Trump, and more. Then Stu Burguiere, host of BlazeTV's "Stu Does America," and Dave Marcus, Daily Mail columnist, join to discuss what former President Donald Trump’s "one day dictator" comment at the Sean Hannity town hall, why he is the opposite of every politician, Liz Cheney weighing a third party candidacy to “stop” Trump, the whiny White House interns calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, the lawsuit filed against the University of Pennsylvania from Jewish students who feel unprotected, the way young people are drifting toward anti-Semitism, university presidents failing their Jewish students while testifying before Congress,the climate change summit in Dubai that featured lots of private jets, John Kerry’s potentially gassy incident while discussing climate change, the new trailer for Adam Carolla’s comedy show “Mr. Birchum” starring Megyn, and more.
