The Megyn Kelly Show Best of the Week: Trump Legal Set-Up, Whiny College Brats, and Noem's Puppy Murder
May 4, 2024
This week's highlights feature Andy McCarthy, a seasoned lawyer, dissecting the questionable legal theories behind Trump's prosecution in New York. Michael Knowles adds his sharp wit to the conversation, debating Kristi Noem's controversial puppy euthanasia. The hosts also skewer the absurdities of privileged student protests at Columbia, contrasting their complaints with pressing global issues. Comedy meets critique as they analyze Kamala Harris' cringe-worthy interaction on a talk show, showcasing the disconnect in celebrity politics.
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Bragg's Dubious Legal Theory
- Alvin Bragg's legal theory in the Trump case is dubious.
- He's defining federal election law himself, deviating from established FEC and DOJ interpretations.
Motive vs. Nature of Payment
- Trump's motive for the hush-money payment is irrelevant in campaign finance law.
- Only the nature of the payment matters, which isn't a campaign expense according to experts.
John Edwards Case
- The John Edwards case illustrates the complexities of campaign finance law.
- The FEC declined to prosecute, but the DOJ pursued charges recklessly, resulting in a hung jury.