The Megyn Kelly Show Diddy Trial Twist About One Juror, Kohberger Plea Deal, Free Speech Under EU Threat?: AM Update 7/1
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Jul 1, 2025 The jury is deliberating in Diddy’s trial, with a strange note raising questions about a juror’s role. Meanwhile, Bryan Kohberger opts for a plea deal to avoid the death penalty. Harvard faces federal scrutiny over its handling of anti-Semitism on campus. The new EU law could pressure American tech companies to censor content globally, sparking concerns about free speech. The podcast discusses the clash between EU hate speech regulations and First Amendment rights, emphasizing the potential for heavy fines and governmental responses.
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Brian Kohberger Plea Deal Controversy
- Brian Kohberger accepted a plea deal, avoiding the death penalty for the Idaho murders of four University of Idaho students.
- Victims' families express anger and frustration over the secretive plea process without their input.
Jury Concerns Over Juror 25
- The jury in the Sean Diddy Combs racketeering trial raises concerns over juror number 25's ability to follow instructions.
- The judge reminds jurors of their duty and instructs them to continue deliberations despite these concerns.
Harvard Civil Rights Violation
- The Trump administration found Harvard University violated civil rights by failing to protect Jewish and Israeli students from harassment.
- This violation risks the loss of federal funding and visa certifications, signaling serious consequences for the university.