Federalist Radio Hour ‘You're Wrong' With Mollie Hemingway And David Harsanyi, Ep. 133: Pardons
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Jan 22, 2025 Join the lively discussion on recent Inauguration Day celebrations and the wild world of presidential pardons. The hosts dissect Joe Biden's sweeping late pardons compared to Donald Trump's initial moves, raising questions of accountability in political power. They tackle the shifting landscape of media influence, addressing the decline of corporate media integrity. Additionally, the conversation touches on the case of Silk Road's founder and reflects on political motivations, media sensationalism, and the erosion of public trust in governance.
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Inauguration Festivities
- Mollie Hemingway attended several inauguration parties, including state society gatherings and those hosted by organizations like Spotify.
- She also did TV coverage from various rooftops with views of the Capitol, including a particularly cold and windy spot with Harris Faulkner.
Unexpected Enthusiasm
- Mollie Hemingway was surprised by the number of average Trump fans who braved the cold to celebrate the inauguration.
- This public enthusiasm seemed comparable to the excitement witnessed during Obama's first inauguration.
Commander-in-Chief Ball
- Mollie Hemingway attended the Commander-in-Chief ball and enjoyed the lighthearted atmosphere among the military personnel and celebrities like John Voight and Kid Rock.
- She also observed young people's excitement at Trump's statement recognizing only two sexes, highlighting the impact of radical gender ideology on children.
