The Megyn Kelly Show Met Gala Goes Racial, Media's False Trump NBC Narrative, and Affirmative Action Myth, with Andrew Klavan and Jason Riley | Ep. 1064
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May 5, 2025 
Andrew Klavan, host of The Daily Wire's show and author of "The Kingdom of Cain," dives deep into the cultural elite's missteps at the Met Gala, criticizing their superficial attempts at inclusivity. He discusses the disconnection between lavish events and the realities of everyday struggles, arguing that ideology stifles artistic expression. Alongside him, Jason Riley, author of "The Affirmative Action Myth," sheds light on the pitfalls of affirmative action, revealing how it can harm the very students it's meant to help. Together, they unravel the complexities of culture, media narratives, and societal values.
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Met Gala's Elitist Pandering
- The Met Gala's focus on black fashion is seen as pandering by elites, reflecting tokenism and a loss of cultural connection.
- Andrew Klavan criticizes the elitist event's disconnect from genuine beauty and authentic cultural expression.
Create Culture That Inspires
- People with traditional and patriotic beliefs must start creating culture that reflects beauty and hope.
- Producing quality art can counteract the cultural decline caused by leftist ideology.
Elite Wealth Alienates Society
- Elite wealth displays disregard for societal struggles and deepen alienation from ordinary citizens.
- Klavan points to elites’ failure to consider consequences of globalism and cultural detachment.
