On today's show, Megyn Kelly is joined by Congresswoman Elise Stefanik (D-NY) and businessman Vivek Ramaswamy to discuss a major development involving the Democratic Party and its efforts to get rid of Vice President Joe Biden as their nominee for a second term. Plus, the latest on the aftermath of the assassination of former President Donald Trump.
01:19:57.720there was a lot in there about rule of law there was this like constant hammering of rule of law and you know he talked about the you know the border and if you break the law we're sending back rule of law rule of law i don't that is an incredibly rich message coming from a party that has spent the last year you know essentially like tearing down the justice system in this country saying it's politicized saying you know trump shouldn't be trump should be above the law has really been their argument so i think there is a fundamental plus the insurrection
01:20:06.720so i actually think there's a fundamental tension there in that argument so i think there's a fundamental tension there in that argument
01:20:16.720or that's critical about the rule of law there was a constant hammering of rule of law and you know he talked about the border and if you break the law we're sending back rule of law rule of law i don't that is an incredibly rich message coming from a party that has spent the last year you know essentially like tearing down the justice system in this country saying it's politicized saying you know trump should be trump should be above the law has really been their argument so i think the
01:20:27.720fundamental tension there in that argument uh that's it's it's not particularly well delivered
01:20:32.920from the vic there but also i think it's going to be a problem for republicans if that's where
01:20:36.720they're hanging their hat you think joining me now vivek ramaswamy former 2024 presidential
01:20:41.960candidate and host of the truth podcast vivek welcome back good to be here so the republicans
01:20:46.920like you you're not allowed to raise law and order anymore because you objected to what was
01:20:52.160done to president trump with the law fair yeah well the reality is that too is a violation of
01:20:56.060law and order megan and one of the things i also said in this speech was addressing black americans
01:21:00.240where i think this issue actually does land is that for a long time republicans were maybe a little
01:21:04.840tone deaf to black americans who said for a long time the justice system was unfair well the reality
01:21:09.500is we don't want a justice system that's unfair either on the basis of your skin color or your
01:21:13.860political beliefs so i think this culture of the abandonment of the rule of law actually runs deep
01:21:18.700the same reason we have the southern border crisis is in many ways linked to the reason why we have
01:21:24.640an abandonment of the rule of law when the people at the top of the chain themselves view the law as
01:21:29.300an inconvenience people at the doj people at even investigative agencies like the fbi local
01:21:34.720prosecutors like those who have abused the law to not only pursue lawfare against president trump
01:21:38.820but even countless other politically unsympathetic defendants that is part of a cultural breakdown and
01:21:44.520and so you know what i disagree with her characterization that's either or they go together so i think that's
01:21:49.160we need to restore uh over on i mean i i watch all the channels because i love seeing reactions to
01:21:52.920all this stuff van jones was saying i don't think black people want to be patronized like vivek did
01:21:57.140so any outreach by a republican to black voters saying you know what because you had a great part in your
01:22:02.480speech about that that's patronizing that you're not allowed to do it's better just to remain silent
01:22:07.040not seek their vote you see yeah and so i think that aoc was reacting to my speech last night as well
01:22:12.280she was rather frenetic about it i think part of what's going on is the thing they're upset about is not
01:22:17.160actually republican policies because i think there's not a lot to be upset about they're upset
01:22:20.980we're picking off their voters that's actually what's going on don't fish in our pond there's a
01:22:25.760little bit of territorialism we own these people and i don't mean that in a loaded sense i mean in an
01:22:30.580accurate sense they view this as our pond the democrats view it don't come over and invade our
01:22:35.920pond what actually the way we look at it is every american ought to be persuaded based on the merits of
01:22:40.360what you're offering them and a lot of black voters a lot of hispanic voters a lot of gay voters are
01:22:45.620actually saying you know what the republican party isn't the one that it was portrayed to be in in
01:22:49.420some sense isn't the one that it was 20 years ago so look don't worry because cnn did have on a
01:22:54.760republican to defend you it was jonah goldberg of the dispatch oh really i didn't i missed that it was
01:23:00.120it was terrible it was so mean i i was like he clearly doesn't like you i won't bore you with what
01:23:05.260he said but i was like that's the defense like you know this is the new cnn with the fair and balanced
01:23:10.400you know commentary in response to one of the stars at the convention yeah somebody who hates him
01:23:14.260you know i think part of me last year every time this would happen would take this as the short-term
01:23:20.120thing is a reactionary impulse is a badge of honor and it sort of is but it's also kind of sad in the
01:23:24.460country where i would love the country that i knew where we could debate vigorously like not in some
01:23:31.740sort of light-hearted kid gloves kind of way but debate like hell really disagree on the issues but
01:23:37.160to still be friends at the end of it or if not friends at least have some level of mutual respect
01:23:41.100to say that we actually care about the country but we have deeply differing visions
01:23:44.780and i think much of what the modern left particularly in the media has become is to use
01:23:49.160the issue of labeling whether trump was you could say insurrectionist to dictator to rapist now trump
01:23:56.960itself is become too popular that they're replacing it with fill in the blank product 2025 whatever you
01:24:01.720want to call it that's right they have to have some label that affixes an emotional response to that
01:24:06.320label rather than actually engaging in just an underlying debate on the merits which is too bad
01:24:11.500for the country yeah because i think the republican party would be better off if we were challenged
01:24:14.960by the best version of the other side but we're not getting that today it's so true it's too bad it
01:24:19.000was and i again it's not important but it was a personal attack you know it was his feelings about
01:24:23.000you and and your ambition or whatever it was but it was it was not on the merits it did not take on
01:24:28.820the substance yeah and of course you know there's a reason too bad people don't i just don't think
01:24:32.720the country's better off for that the aoc tweet which you refer to reads as follows young people
01:24:37.420don't take well to bigoted leaders who attack lgbtq rights outlaw abortion cozy up to gun
01:24:43.100manufacturers and oil execs and support a rapist for a president if you want to be cool so badly try
01:24:48.840giving a damn about other people beyond yourself might open a few doors so the problem here is the
01:24:53.420young people are taking well to republicans these are not things that republicans stand for yeah but
01:24:58.620they are that so she's just pronouncing this is what they want and yet the polls are showing us
01:25:03.560something different this election absolutely and that i think is just the beginning of a tidal wave
01:25:07.560that's coming so she was responding to a section of my speech where i directly addressed gen z and
01:25:12.240again it's fishing in their pond that they're offended by how to be revolutionary absolutely and i think the
01:25:17.000revolutionary thing right now is to say something maybe different than what you're expected to say on
01:25:20.840your college campus call yourself a conservative is what i said and i do think that that's the more
01:25:25.100rebellious move today but nonetheless one of the interesting things about the attack she took is
01:25:29.840she at least was a little bit more elegant than some of the cnn people trying to wrap it around a
01:25:34.000policy disagreement let's just double click on that for a second she talks about gay rights this is
01:25:39.520the republican platform right now is the republican platform as it exists today at this convention is
01:25:45.180not opposed to gay marriage no she points to abortion women and their bodies literally this is said it
01:25:50.440is a not a federal issue donald trump to myself when i ran for president to now the republican party
01:25:55.560opposes a federal ban on abortion so part of their strategy now megan seems to be there's only four
01:26:01.160months left on the election until the election just tell the voters something other than the republican
01:26:05.820policies because the actual republican policy platform is quite appealing to most americans so we
01:26:10.540can't compete on that just assume for the next four months we can tell them that the republican
01:26:14.220platform is something that is other than what it actually is and maybe most voters won't notice
01:26:18.900and it might be their best bet actually if you think about it winning on the merits in this short
01:26:23.840of a time with the numbers looking like what they are instead people get their news from different
01:26:28.400places just bet on the fact that enough americans are going to think that republicans support a federal
01:26:32.340ban couple harris and joe biden have both said donald trump would sign a federal ban that's false in
01:26:36.380fact he's taken heat from republicans yes for saying that he's opposed to a federal ban that's right
01:26:40.040but their strategy now seems to be less on the merits and even less on the histrionics it's one of the
01:26:45.560forks in the road for biden which i can come back to in a second but the remaining strategy is just
01:26:49.860lie about what the republicans actually believe and then just hope the voters don't notice between
01:26:54.100now and november um i definitely want to talk about what's happening with biden and there's news
01:26:58.040breaking on that which i will get to in one second but i have to ask you jd vance is the big speaker
01:27:03.180tonight he was the pick i know you were in favor of it i think this guy is absolutely just delightful
01:27:09.680i he's a good man said yesterday i have a soft spot in my heart for him you've known him for a long time
01:27:13.440did not realize you're at yale law school at the same time we were classmates did not get that
01:27:17.300funny enough is we actually grew up so i grew up in southwest ohio where i lived till kindergarten
01:27:22.360was probably 10 15 minutes from where he grew up middletown as well so he's in middletown i was in
01:27:26.080westchester okay butler county it's right there in southwest ohio so i moved to evendale which is
01:27:30.82010 minutes away but we were grew up the same part of southwest ohio went to yale law school we only met
01:27:35.880when we were classmates in law school i didn't know he was a conservative and he i don't think knew quite as
01:27:40.540quite the same about me we used to watch bengals games because we were both from there we were the
01:27:44.740lone students long suffering bengal they were i know so we were toiling and in dive bars in new
01:27:49.140haven watching like a pretty terrible football team at the time but so what was your impression of him
01:27:52.980back then you know it was he was he was smart guy of course i mean you're surrounded by a lot of
01:27:58.780smart people but he was he was earnest actually he was sincere and one of the things that's been
01:28:03.000true about my relationship with him even dating back to then but all the way back to even this monday
01:28:07.540with this monday morning we were having text message exchanges before he even formally knew
01:28:11.400he was vice president yeah they just revealed he just found out like a half an hour before oh yeah
01:28:14.860absolutely literally that morning it seemed to me like it was going to be him so i i congratulated him
01:28:19.280he's like well i don't know that it's going to be yeah but but what but what i was going to say is
01:28:24.720even in that even recently it's been this case for a decade now we agree on most things but we
01:28:31.220actually spend a lot of time on areas where we disagree jd and i have some differences in our views for
01:28:36.580the correct policy the correct direction for america first and i think those are interesting
01:28:40.480but what i love about my relationship with him is he's really intellectually interested and he's
01:28:45.800open-minded and i think he has pushed me to think about things differently than i would have and i'd
01:28:50.200like to say the same in return and i think that says something about him as the kind of leader he's
01:28:54.900going to be he's already reached across the aisle uh in his short term in he doesn't care about
01:28:59.500these he doesn't care so much about these silly partisan boundaries versus actually having an
01:29:04.240independent vision for america is pretty unique in politics the one downside of picking him is that
01:29:08.200leaves an open senate seat that the republicans controlled in ohio republican governor in in ohio
01:29:13.060mike dewine now the the quick 411 is he's not going to pivot he's going to not going to pick
01:29:19.280vivek ramaswamy he's more of an establishment guy he's not going to want like an america first guy there
01:29:23.840no offense to you do you think that's a smart calculation let's let's even about uh governor
01:29:30.640dewine who i haven't had any conversations with about this topic but you know even for myself i'm
01:29:35.420reflecting on keeping a really open mind into what's the right way to drive impact in the country
01:29:39.680in the next chapter as you all know one of my top passions is to dismantle bureaucracy dismantle the
01:29:45.960administrative state there's definitely an executive angle there foremost but there's also legislative
01:29:51.260angle to be able to really pave the way for that and one of the things i thought was outstanding
01:29:55.580about jd in the senate is he did have a clear-eyed view and vision for the country and he was smart
01:30:01.460and energetic and willing to engage with people who disagreed with him on some things but to be
01:30:06.120able to still find common ground on others we need more people like that you would be like that but
01:30:10.120if asked i mean i would have to consider it right if i asked i would have to consider it
01:30:14.660if i was imagine being a senator i would have run for senate there was two opportunities i
01:30:18.740had to do it potentially in ohio in 22 and 24 i chose not to that being said in the moment we live in
01:30:24.660i think this is a historic moment to really revive the country and we've got to each ask ourselves
01:30:29.140how are we going to maximally have an impact and play a role in doing it so if asked i would
01:30:33.800definitely consider it but i would also want to have a serious conversation with president trump
01:30:37.420about i think it'd be crazy for him to go other than you're a local boy they all love you like
01:30:42.780your name recognition has never been greater it's president trump's party i like he'd have to at
01:30:47.380least consider so we'll see i'll i'll look forward to watching that story unfold respectful of his
01:30:51.420you know his ability to make his decision and if asked i would consider it but i would also have
01:30:55.900to make mine yeah oh you got a lot going on uh we know this you have your businesses to run as well
01:31:00.220okay i want to get to this news on um biden's possibly stepping down uh there it hasn't died
01:31:05.780this push to get him to step aside it got quieted down a little bit in the wake of what happened to
01:31:10.180trump but today representative adam schiff is out via the la times saying biden needs to go yeah
01:31:17.560schiff says quote he uh that biden has been one of the most consequential presidents in our nation's
01:31:22.780history and his lifetime of service as a senator vice president now as president has made our country
01:31:26.460better but our nation is at a crossroads a second trump presidency will undermine the very foundation
01:31:30.880of our democracy and i have serious concerns about whether the president can defeat donald trump in
01:31:35.040november he said the choice to withdraw from the campaign is president biden's alone but he believes
01:31:39.040it's time for him to quote pass the torch and quote secure his legacy of leadership by allowing
01:31:44.040another democrat to beat trump the the calls are resuming in earnest what's going to happen over
01:31:49.100there well i think they're not only resuming i think they have an even more powerful case because
01:31:53.300before it rested on and i say this as somebody who has been saying for a long time that biden is
01:31:58.560unlikely to be the nominee even back when this was you know in supposed conspiratorial land i think we
01:32:03.640talked about that yeah i mean we might have talked about it but but regardless right now it's
01:32:07.500become mainstreamed by the debate performance but then that's the argument that oh it's just one night
01:32:12.880and is it a matter of comparing performances at this nato summit versus that debate and that's a
01:32:17.560relatively thin basis but there's actually something deeper now that's played out in the last week
01:32:21.680which is that after saturday's tragic event and it was a tragedy but it was a near national tragedy
01:32:27.440by a breadth of centimeters what we've learned is biden now says that we need to tone down the
01:32:33.920political rhetoric and yet his entire campaign message is about how donald trump is a threat to
01:32:39.520democracy with all the histrionics to go around it so he's at a fork in the road either he's violating
01:32:44.420his own pledge to dial down political rhetoric or he does not have a message left neither one ends in a
01:32:50.560good place for biden neither of which ends in a good place for the democratic party so i think that
01:32:54.860has strengthened the case amongst democrats i'm saying even in a deeper way to say this is a man who's not
01:32:59.880only suffering from cognitive impairment but more importantly he lacks any case or message because
01:33:05.800the entire case he's been making against donald trump is now one that he has himself if he sticks
01:33:10.180to his own principles has to abdicate so the questions are there's all kinds of mechanical
01:33:14.540issues we could get into that's kind of boring as to why they might face some difficulties if they
01:33:18.080swap biden out they may be relevant but i personally believe that they were not in a rush before the
01:33:23.840republican convention they wanted this to play out let the vp nomination play out let the celebratory
01:33:29.060biden or his detractors the democratic machine the democratic machine wanted to let this
01:33:33.500the collective machine largely populated by detractors but the democratic machine that's
01:33:39.980hopeful to eventually nudge him to one side didn't see a particular rush to do that before this
01:33:44.200convention think about it in terms of business terms you give the other side more information
01:33:48.040they're able to make a better play instead if you withhold your information until this time you
01:33:52.420have your own convention i think what they're trying to set up for and it's not some person in a
01:33:57.280smoke-filled back room but i think the collective incentives are for them to wait till august
01:34:01.700you're within then a couple months of the election there's always going to be a honeymoon phase
01:34:05.660when there's a new candidate in this particular phase it'd be like the equivalent of your attitude
01:34:09.780towards somebody who releases you from captivity if you're a tortured prisoner the first person you
01:34:14.220see you're going to fall in love with it's going to last for a few months before the scrutiny phase
01:34:17.320begins november comes around before that scrutiny even starts and the media will help of course the
01:34:22.880media will help and the media actually gets to wear the mantle of credibility right now they say oh no no
01:34:27.220they've already turned on biden so when they prop up the new candidate they get to do so with this
01:34:31.660artificial yeah we're tough on democrats of course yeah but this is just us playing it fair so i think
01:34:36.240the stars could i think you have some people on the other side certainly the smarter ones who may be
01:34:40.720thinking about the stars aligning right around august through november after this wave post convention
01:34:46.780post writing this high plays out and i think the risk is people around here are getting to a place
01:34:51.860where we're celebrating like this election is over don't measure the drapes well when in fact it may not
01:34:56.000have even started really you're right who's the candidate who the candidate actually is so you still
01:35:00.240think they'll sub they'll find a way i think so some of the way i come from this is not some sort of
01:35:04.440sources or whatever i'm not in that world i don't think it matters anyway i just look at these things
01:35:08.660in terms of what are the collective incentives on the chessboard and you know i've been wrong about
01:35:15.040predicting a lot of things but i tend to i've tended to be better on contrarian things than most and this is the
01:35:20.640way business wise or in this landscape one of my views is just analyze what everybody's incentives
01:35:26.040are it's like an occam's razor more often than not an organization or a movement or a person tends to
01:35:32.060behave according to its best incentives map that out and i think that's where these incentives point
01:35:36.580so most people believe that any sub would be a bad thing for the republicans that joe biden would be
01:35:42.860the best candidate to run against and because of the dynamic you just described that the odds would go
01:35:47.300down for trump not not that he would be in a worse position overall but that they would go down
01:35:52.700versus somebody other than joe biden so i think we have a way to insulate ourselves against that
01:35:56.620i think we're seeing some of that happen here focus less on the other side so i said my speech last
01:36:02.960night as well and focus more on who we are and what we stand for and i think donald trump has how could
01:36:08.460you not have have been affected by what happened any human being would be on what happened on saturday
01:36:14.200i think it's just his demeanor the tenor the restraint but the restraint without compromise
01:36:21.680as well on his core principles and vision i think set up for i think what we're going to see in the
01:36:27.060next couple of days here certainly on thursday night for a message that says you know what joe
01:36:30.420biden said he was going to unite the country so did a lot of other presidents it hasn't happened yet
01:36:34.320but i in my second term am going to be the one who actually unites this country not through words but
01:36:40.060through action and in that way whoever they put up right that it takes the deflation takes the air
01:36:46.080out of it it deflates the air in their balloon before it could take off because there's real
01:36:50.200no space to claim them they're going to be the ones for a message of national unity for somebody who
01:36:54.020just gets trotted out in august it starts to look more artificial and cynical which is what it will
01:36:58.340be we've got like gretchen whitmer who's big on abortion but as you point out trump has already
01:37:02.080kind of taken a lot of the air out of that balloon and a lot of the years took even to this
01:37:05.620convention yes that's credible for general election and by the way it's completely the right
01:37:09.080policy to not have a federal abortion ban once you can see that that's even possible then the
01:37:12.840democrats will just make it a federal abortion free for all when they have power again i'd agree
01:37:16.440with that but anyway the the other possible name we hear of course in many circles is gavin newsom who
01:37:20.920literally yesterday you saw what he did he i didn't see what he did he passed legislation he signed into
01:37:26.660law legislation that will make it impossible for any school to ban secrets between teachers and the
01:37:35.020children when it comes to gender transition so some of the more conservative districts in
01:37:39.000california were saying it's not appropriate if a kid goes by a girl when he goes but he's actually
01:37:43.140a boy that you keep that a secret from the parents and he just made that an impossibility saying you
01:37:48.500will keep the secret and social transitioning is very hard to undo once they go down that path
01:37:54.180they almost never come back i don't think it could be gavin gavin's playing for 2028 i think that
01:37:58.600seems pretty clear to me i think he understands correctly he's a smart guy he understands that it
01:38:02.880couldn't possibly be this time because they have the kamal harris albatross issue right so if you make
01:38:07.760your vice presidential nominee based on race and gender and don't take it from me or anybody else
01:38:13.500that's literally what the democrats were saying the democratic machine oh yeah from even fellow
01:38:17.940contenders say this is our moment to put a woman of color on the ticket not my words theirs that's how
01:38:21.860biden became the nominee that's how that's with cliburn and that's exactly how kamal harris then he
01:38:26.400made good on the promise so that's just hard fact but when that was their basis for appointing her
01:38:31.260it makes it very difficult to pass her over unless it's for a candidate who checks the same boxes and
01:38:37.380i come back to the collective incentives if you're going to take your one shot you're going to take
01:38:41.660the best option you possibly have somebody who checks those same boxes and gavin newsom doesn't
01:38:46.780do that i have some ideas on who might but i think that gavin newsom's playing for 2028
01:38:50.940michelle obama yes i know you've mentioned that but we have to talk about she doesn't want to but
01:38:55.060that assumes that that's her choice which i think views this machine in the very wrong way
01:38:59.040oh it's a san antonio spurs a sort of upside down distorted version of it in a sports reference
01:39:04.000stop it i mean people understand this i i all i had was that bangles comment okay so the san
01:39:09.960antonio spurs are famous for it doesn't matter who the player is on the court the coach greg popovich
01:39:14.180said it was a machine that ran right so it didn't matter who the point guard was it didn't matter who
01:39:18.280the center was the machine still worked and so that's my point about how the modern why do they
01:39:22.580need her then why do they need her because it's for the public they still need it right they need it
01:39:26.260for their own ideology tethered to race and gender and they believe they need to take the
01:39:30.240best shot they possibly can in one final you really think she'll do it even though she hates
01:39:33.320politics and every statement is i'm sure i'm sure she hates it i think that um you know i think that
01:39:38.520that makes her slightly more sympathetic i think most people will truthfully see that this is a person
01:39:43.160who doesn't want to do it so there's all kinds of logistical reasons where that why that's about as
01:39:48.020crazy of a thing to say today as it would have been for us to say that biden was going to be
01:39:51.620ousted at this nominee a year ago as i was saying so we'll see i don't know if i'm right about that
01:39:55.640specific prediction but just understand the incentives are for the democrats to let all of
01:39:59.840this pass take their best shot and what's the lesson for us two things one is complacency is
01:40:05.620not an option why am i saying all of this i'm saying all this to warn people you got to play
01:40:09.960like you're behind or else you soon will be and number two is forget the other side actually even
01:40:14.800in this conversation play your game yeah as soon as when it comes to convention or our own vision
01:40:19.160this is our chance to define who we are and what we stand for so why are we going to waste our own
01:40:22.980mental bandwidth focusing on what the other side is going to do when we have a historic opportunity
01:40:26.980to do an even better job of defining how we're going to actually shut down the deep state how
01:40:31.160we're going to end illegal immigration how we're going to revive the economy and by the way those
01:40:34.720two things would automatically accomplish that go deep on that run to something rather than from
01:40:40.240something and then i think we're good no matter who they put up and that's where i want to be well
01:40:43.760they may be putting up somebody else uh this just breaking chad pergram of fox news fox is told that
01:40:49.580indeed senator chuck schumer we started the show with this news that he had met with biden and that
01:40:54.160he had personally urged him to step aside okay this is not yet out there in all of the uh reporting but
01:41:00.800our friends from the ruth is program who are you know republican uh i don't want to call them operatives
01:41:05.040but they work in republican politics reported it uh fox is told schumer pushed the dnc to delay its
01:41:11.540virtual roll call of its presidential nominee was set for august 7th and moreover fox is told schumer
01:41:17.520and hakeem jeffries both spoke and agreed to make the push that the dnc delay the balloting
01:41:23.700so they don't want it's begun it was supposed to happen on august 7th it's not going to happen
01:41:29.220yeah it's begun they need more time i think they want to wait to do this at the convention i think
01:41:33.540it will have a dramatic flare later the better i think they can't do it much later than that
01:41:37.600but the later the better because what that's two and a half months from the time of the election
01:41:41.560you're still in the honeymoon phase yeah so it's again when i say when i say that they want this
01:41:46.820it's not that i'm implying that there are four or five actors in the smoke-filled room that are
01:41:50.880this carefully plotted out it looks like chaos because it is chaos but the chaos has a direction
01:41:55.900to it it's not they're not going to willingly just lose the house the senate and the white house
01:42:00.520you find that really hard to believe and the people who you know butter the bread the providers of the
01:42:05.360mother's milk of politics money are now having a significant view on this as well one of the things
01:42:10.260because the donations dried up absolutely the left used to be the ones that that said that we want
01:42:15.160to keep mega money out of politics they're actually the party that is far more controlled by mega money
01:42:18.680than even the republican party is today but with that fact being what it is i just have a hard time
01:42:24.260seeing they're going to put up a not only mentally frail candidate but by demonstrably the weakest
01:42:30.020candidate without a message and so i just think we have to be alert to that so that we don't fall into
01:42:34.660an otherwise trap that's been laid for us so the republicans are getting richer by the moment there
01:42:38.960was an announcement yesterday that elon musk is going to donate 45 million dollars a month
01:42:43.860to helping trump get re-elected so we'll watch it we'll watch it all vivek great to see you good
01:42:49.560can't wait to watch jd vance tonight and we'll have a full report on how that went tomorrow see you all
01:42:55.040then thanks for listening to the megan kelly show no bs no agenda and no fear