Megyn Kelly and Mercedes Schlapp discuss how the media has changed over the years, including the rise of alternative media and the shift from straight facts to fake news, and why CNN is failing to understand where the rest of America is.
00:01:07.040I mean, when I was a lawyer back in the dark ages, I remember seeing clips of this woman, Jessica Savage.
00:01:14.840And if you're old enough, you remember who that is.
00:01:17.500And if you're young, you've never heard of her.
00:01:19.180But she was on NBC, and she was beautiful, and she rose at the same time as Connie Chung and made it at a time when very few women were even in news.
00:01:28.400And that was the era of, like, straight facts, no personality, just the facts.
00:01:34.960And that was a golden era in some ways.
00:01:37.800It wasn't completely infected with left-wing bias.
00:01:53.600And completely sacrificed their objectivity and, in so doing, sacrificed the industry.
00:01:59.080I mean, it was, I've said before, it was an assisted suicide.
00:02:02.060Trump helped them, but they did it to themselves.
00:02:04.700Yeah, but we just saw, for example, when President Trump won the Iowa caucus, and you saw Rachel Maddow come out on MSNBC saying, no, no, we're not going to put out the whole speech.
00:02:16.820No, no, because they want, because she wanted her voice to be heard and not allow the viewers, now we know the viewers there are, you know, lean left, to listen to what Donald Trump had to say.
00:02:32.860She never had children, and she decided her audience must be her children.
00:02:37.620They need to be babied like little toddlers because their mommy can't allow them to hear any of the naughty words that Trump is going to speak because, she explained, they traffic in truth at MSNBC, which is the biggest lie we've heard out of anybody over there.
00:02:53.720I mean, after all the years of Russiagate, for her to actually look at the audience and say, we don't traffic in lies and we can't allow a non-true thing to be said to you, and I'll be the policewoman of it, please.
00:07:46.780I believe they lied under oath to this judge to save their own skins.
00:07:50.860They're prosecuting Trump and his colleagues for lying.
00:07:54.040That is one of the main things that she's accusing them of.
00:07:56.280And the reason it's so delicious is because the same thing I believe that made Fannie Willis lie under oath,
00:08:01.960despite the fact that it would be wrong for a civilian, but it's really wrong for an officer of the court,
00:08:06.440is the same thing that made her bring this BS prosecution.
00:08:09.100It's her partisan, dishonest nature.0.70
00:08:13.480She wanted to get Trump, just like Letitia James wanted to get Trump and Alvin Bragg and Jack Smith.0.90
00:08:18.940And I really think that the brilliant lawfare artists on the defense side in Georgia should have a talk with the other defense lawyers in these other cases.
00:08:27.420Because if this is how we're going to fight, dirty, below the belt, making up charges, breaking our system of rule of law,
00:08:33.760which didn't use to prosecute political enemies, then we should fight back the same way.
00:08:37.720It should be brought right back on all these prosecutors.1.00
00:08:39.800Going into what we've seen with all of these cases, I mean, you've got the Stormy Daniels case against Trump as well.
00:08:48.760That's going to be heard here shortly.
00:08:50.760You've got Jack Smith's obsession, obsession with Donald Trump.
00:08:54.620You've got, obviously, the civil fraud case in New York, Judge Enderon, who $340 million.
00:18:01.880There was Peyton McNabb in North Carolina who still has permanent injuries, including mental issues, brain issues, and paralysis down her arm after a male volleyball player posing as a girl spiked the ball so hard in her head that she suffered permanent damage.
00:18:18.900There was a girl playing field hockey in Massachusetts just a couple of months ago who got all of her teeth knocked out as a boy pretending to be a girl slammed that field hockey ball hard into her face.
00:18:29.220There were three girls in Massachusetts this week in Lowell, Massachusetts, who were hurt playing basketball against a six-foot-tall boy pretending to be a girl.
00:20:49.760Like, these are not appropriate tools for children.
00:20:52.160And in particular, TikTok is where this begins.
00:20:55.400So I do think keeping them away from social media and the young formative years and you reinforcing your own values and what's true is important.
00:21:03.240And keeping the right news sources funneling to them so they're hearing facts that you know are real and not leftly.
00:21:08.620It's not like, don't leave Al Jazeera on the TV while you go off for your run.
00:21:11.800But I also think that, like, when they get to the university, they're going to need to find their spines and their friends.0.94
00:21:21.560This is one of the reasons why I love Turning Point.
00:21:23.980Like, we have to get to young people and make sure they know they're not alone.
00:21:27.920You may feel like you're the only conservative voice on campus, but you're not.
00:21:31.100The TikTok in particular is a problem because that is really funneling pro-Hamas information and pro-Bin Laden.
00:21:50.460You've got to actually do some study and some homework.
00:21:52.580So the only plus of the anti-Semitism that we've been seeing on college campuses, the only upside to all of this in the wake of the horrific October 7th attack,
00:22:03.200is that our Jewish friends, who were more left-leaning and believed the DEI lie, I think are now seeing the truth,
00:22:11.700which is that it's pernicious and it's actually really dangerous.
00:22:16.180And so, like, it's not okay to, whether it's black and white or Hispanic and Jews, whatever, like, it's not okay to divide us by race or ethnicity.
00:24:36.400For me, that works to make that distinction.
00:24:39.280And it makes it very easy for me not to hold a grudge and to continue fighting and to continue seeing these people and not to become bitter.
00:25:02.180And you make the distinction in your own life between the professional you that's got to make these points to keep your kids safe, et cetera,
00:25:09.780and the real you who they don't know and they couldn't possibly be criticizing.
00:25:15.920What message of hope do you want to give this group?
00:25:23.680Look, we're in, I would say, one of the toughest times of our country.