

Megyn's NYT Interview, WHCA Fires Unfunny Comedian From Dinner, and Newsom's Failed Shift, with Emily Jashinsky and Eliana Johnson | Ep. 1038
32 snips Mar 31, 2025
Emily Jashinsky, a DC correspondent for UnHerd, and Eliana Johnson, editor of the Washington Free Beacon, dive into Megyn Kelly's recent New York Times interview. They explore the corporate media's struggle to adapt to rising new media and debate journalistic integrity. The discussion touches on comedian Amber Ruffin's firing from the White House Correspondents Dinner for her comments on Trump. They also critique Gavin Newsom's half-hearted moderation stance and explore the media's portrayal of political accountability, weaving in humor and honesty throughout.
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NYT Interview Experience
- Megyn Kelly accepted a New York Times interview invitation, despite her producer's concerns.
- She details her experience at the NYT building and her interactions with Lulu Garcia-Navarro.
Journalistic Ethics Debate
- Megyn Kelly and Lulu Garcia-Navarro had differing views on journalism ethics.
- Garcia-Navarro questioned Kelly's ability to remain objective after endorsing Donald Trump.
Bias and Credibility
- Megyn Kelly defends her journalistic integrity, stating that she asks tough questions and criticizes those she admires.
- She argues that owning her bias enhances her credibility.