The Megyn Kelly Show NBC "Catch and Kill" Hypocrisy, Baldwin Harassed, and What is a Woman Lawsuit, with Mike Davis, Dave Aronberg, Sall Grover, and Katherine Deves | Ep. 773
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Apr 23, 2024 Mike Davis, a conservative legal expert, and Dave Aronberg, a state attorney, dissect the complex legal landscape around Donald Trump's gag order and the implications for his trial. Sall Grover, founder of the women-only app Giggle, shares her battle for women’s spaces against claims of transgender inclusion, supported by her lawyer Katherine Deves. The conversation dives into the necessity of female-only environments, challenges posed by modern gender identity discourse, and the implications for women's rights in society.
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Gag Order Differences
- Megyn Kelly points out the different application of gag orders.
- The Idaho case gag order restricts both sides, unlike Trump's, which only restricts him.
Shift in Charges
- The charges against Trump seem less focused on campaign finance violations.
- Instead, they center on a "catch and kill" scheme involving the National Enquirer.
Professor's Criticism
- A BU law professor called Bragg's case a "historic mistake."
- He criticizes Bragg's vague allegations and use of state law.