The Megyn Kelly Show CBS Cancels Colbert, WSJ's Epstein-Trump Nothingburger, and Barbara Walters' Complicated Legacy, with Maureen Callahan | Ep. 1111
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Jul 18, 2025 
Maureen Callahan, a journalist and author, shares her insights on the recent scandal linking Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein, questioning the validity of sensational media claims. She discusses CBS's cancellation of Stephen Colbert's late-night show, pointing to its political shift as a major factor. Additionally, Callahan reflects on Barbara Walters' complex legacy, addressing her fierce interview style, the personal sacrifices made for success, and the emotional toll of her public persona. The conversation provides a candid look at media dynamics and the personal costs of fame.
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WSJ Epstein-Trump Report Questioned
- The Wall Street Journal's expose on Trump's Epstein connection is a "nothing burger" with flimsy evidence.
- The alleged letter is suspicious and lacks solid proof, casting doubt on its authenticity.
No Smoking Gun on Trump-Epstein
- If a smoking gun linking Trump to Epstein existed, it would have emerged already.
- The WSJ letter's odd typewriting and unlikely wording further weaken the alleged connection.
Colbert Cancelled for Ratings Loss
- Stephen Colbert’s show was canceled due to huge financial losses, not politics.
- Legacy late-night shows face decline as viewing habits shift and costs remain high.
