Trump's DC Fix, Jimmy Kimmel Whining, and Jasmine Crockett's Working Class "Stolen Valor," with Benny Johnson, Mike Davis, and Alex Marlow

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Welcome to the Megan Kelly Show, live on SiriusXM Channel 111 every weekday at Noon East.

Hey, everyone, I'm Megan Kelly.

Welcome to the Megan Kelly Show and happy Monday.

What an extraordinary thing we just witnessed inside the briefing room of the West Wing.

President Trump is easily the most transparent president in U.S.

history.

There's no one who's even close.

He

walks into that briefing room, starts addressing the press directly on his plan to stamp out crime and reduce homelessness in our nation's capital, which he's sick of as a new resident.

You know how when you move to a new town and you start getting a feel for what it's actually like, and maybe it's not as great as you thought it might be, and you feel powerless to do anything over it.

Yeah, well, Trump felt that, but then realized he wasn't powerless.

And he's going to clean up that city.

The nation's capital, which should be a gem, a crown jewel of America's, but instead it's disgusting.

Have you been there recently?

I've been to DC a lot over the past year.

It's disgusting.

And by the way, I lived there for three years there and in Baltimore both and

also Northern Virginia.

And my point is simply spent a lot of time in the Capitol, a lot.

I worked at Fox News, right in the heart of the nation's capital, right across from Union Station.

It was clean at one point.

It's not anymore.

It's disgusting.

And he's decided to do something about it, which I'll get to in one second.

But before I get to that, when have we had a president who will just stand up there and tell you everything he's thinking?

He covered everything.

He talked at length about the meeting he's going to have with Vladimir Putin this Friday in Alaska.

Wasn't shy about saying, you know, Zelensky, he'll be around, but he's not going to be like right there, not yet.

And we don't need him.

He's been around for three years.

What's happened?

Talking about how this war never would have happened had Trump been president, about how Putin took territory when GWB was president, when Obama was president, when Joe Biden was president, and only one president didn't have land taken while he was sitting in the Oval Office, and that was DJT.

So he's back now trying to clean up other people's messes, and he's doing it his way.

Talking about the war that he just settled between Azerbaijan and Armenia.

These guys have been fighting for 30 years.

They never thought it was going to end.

Talking about both of those two are saying that he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize, right?

This is like the fifth military conflict that Trump has settled.

Where's that on the cover of the New York Times?

Do you see that all the time?

Is anybody other than the people who have received the benefit of his intervention talking about the Nobel Peace Prize?

Would the left ever say that about President Trump?

Never.

They just want to write something terrible about his tariffs and ignore the fact that we've been in the black the past couple of months, thanks to them.

They'll admit it begrudgingly.

Up there, by the end, he's standing there with the Secretary of Defense, with the Attorney General, with the Secretary of the Interior, with the head of the FBI.

Does anybody have a question for them?

I mean, it's like, this is,

I've been covering Washington for 22 years.

You don't see this.

It does not happen.

It was extraordinary.

So it's, and by the end, President Trump had them eating out of the palm of his hand.

The Washington press corps, who hates him, were guffawing and laughing and cracking up at his humor.

Like the guy's got charm that's an 11.

And even with the people who hate him, they can't help but to begrudgingly find themselves genuinely charmed by him.

And then they check themselves.

Oh, wait, we hate, we hate.

Orange man, bad.

That's our line.

And that's what will appear in the press and on the wire services just as soon as they get back to their phones.

But what a moment and what a president.

I'm sorry, but this is extremely unusual.

We're very lucky.

Okay, now we'll talk about what's happening in DC and what's happening with Letitia James.

Because if New York State's Attorney General had her way, Donald Trump would be bankrupt right now.

And all of her friends in law enforcement across the country would have him behind bars.

That's what they wanted.

She, her fellow New York criminal officials and other officials from other states wanted him behind bars.

And she literally tried to bankrupt him and spoke publicly about how she was salivating over the prospect.

She loved thinking about it.

It was like

sex for Letitia James, her thoughts of seizing Trump's buildings from him and seeing him on debtor's row, not able to pay her now $500 million bullshit judgment against her, against him.

Such bullshit that the New York State Court of Appeals, which is all liberals, when it got up to them, hasn't yet ruled on whether this was an okay case, all of them were so skeptical.

Like, what is this bullshit?

What is this turd of a case you've managed to bring against him and get some left-wing judge, Engeron, to bless?

I mean, even they knew that it was nonsense.

Well, guess what?

It's not so fun now, is it, Tish,

when the tables are turned and you're the one facing criminal problems.

serious legal problems because you didn't keep your own house clean.

You said you were applying for a mortgage for your primary dwelling, and it wasn't your primary dwelling down in Maryland.

And you said that so you could obtain a better mortgage rate, and now you've been caught.

She says it was all a big mistake, but she has her hands full right now.

Okay, joining me now for reaction to all this is Mike Davis, founder and president of the Article 3 project, and Alex Marlow, who is editor-in-chief of Breitbart News.

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Guys, welcome.

Great to have you.

Thank you for having us.

Yeah, thank you, Megan.

That's awesome.

And Alex is also author of the new book called Breaking the Law.

You got to check it out.

Okay,

let me just start with you on this, Mike.

I know you're a D.C.

resident, and what Trump is saying is that he is invoking this statute that allows the feds to take over law enforcement in D.C.

if things get out of control in the nation's capital.

And he's saying that has happened.

All the D.C.

people seem to prefer crime, saying there's no emergency.

Crime is down.

We don't need the feds.

Oh, great.

Enjoy your murders because they're the fourth in the country when it comes to the number one murder rate.

They're number four.

Like, it's really nothing to be celebrating for them to be in a position to say, we don't need your help.

That's absurd.

But no one's saying thanks to Trump.

They're just criticizing Trump.

So what is this really about?

This is about President Trump making sure that D.C.

does not devolve into a third world Marxist hellhole, which is what has happened in DC over the last five years.

I bought a house in DC in the hood when I went to work on the Senate Judiciary Committee.

And I'll tell you what, I'm the only white guy in my block or I wasn't until white liberals just moved in.

The black people in DC do not like this crime.

And guess what?

They are the victims victims of this crime.

You have

this violent underclass in D.C.

who has terrorized the city for the last five years.

And they've done this since the BLM and Antifa riots and defund the police movements because the police, the D.C.

police are not allowed to do their jobs.

They're not allowed to arrest criminals.

When they arrest...

criminals and take them into the Biden, D.C.

U.S.

Attorney's Office under Matthew Graves, they're turned away.

When they arrest criminals and take them into the D.C.

Attorney General's office for the local crimes, they're turned away.

We have a new sheriff in town with President Trump, Attorney General Pam Bondi, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, FBI Director Cash Patel, Dan Bongino, his deputy, Janine Pirot.

We have a new mindset with the Trump administration.

This is our nation's capital.

It is a federal enclave, and we're not going to let local, Democrat, incompetent, corrupt politicians destroy our nation's capital.

Here's what you get from the Washington Post to try to make the case that this is unnecessary.

By the way, it still has their little tagline, democracy dies in darkness under it.

Okay, it was very dark during the Biden four years, and they were out to lunch, but fine.

Quote, they're interviewing residents of D.C., quote, this is a safe city, but overhearing and witnessing gang threats and then watching the camera footage of the thuggery is disturbing, end quote, said one resident, speaking on the condition of anonymity over concerns of personal safety.

This is the best they can do.

This guy goes on to say the crowd of teens,

it was roaming the streets, this crowd, and appearing to be checking for unlocked cars and things to steal.

But everything's super safe.

I just need to stay anonymous while I say that so that I don't get murdered or attacked.

I mean, Mike, this,

I feel like D.C.

is the beneficiary of the fact that Trump moved there.

A very rich and powerful man happened to move there and said, this is not good enough.

And my only question in watching Trump talk about this today was: how about the other cities?

Because New York is practically still in my backyard.

I moved to Connecticut, as you know.

Baltimore is absolutely disgusting to the point where we've all been calling it Balta-less for many years.

Chicago and its murder rate on the south side, where blacks are killing other blacks and Hispanics like it's going out of style.

The left never says a word about it.

They seem fine with that.

LA, same.

So this came up.

Somebody asked Trump about this.

Trump commented on whether he might try to go beyond D.C.

Here's the SOT in 0C.

We have other cities that are very bad.

New York has a problem.

And then you have, of course,

Baltimore and Oakland.

We don't even mention that anymore.

They're so far gone.

We're not going to let it happen.

We're not going to lose our cities over this.

And this will go further.

We're starting very strongly with DC and we're going to clean it up real quick, very quickly as they say.

Do you expect more cities to follow DC's path if this goes through?

So the idea is that Chicago, LA, San Francisco, would they expect similar action what we've seen in DC?

I mean we're just going to see what happens with it all.

You're going to have we're going to have a tremendous success in what we're doing.

Other cities are hopefully watching this.

They're all watching, just like everyone's watching here.

They're all watching.

And maybe they'll self

clean up and maybe they'll self-do this and get rid of the cashless bail thing and all of the things that caused the problem.

I mean, if you go back, this whole thing with cashless bail is a disaster.

So many problems came that we never had before.

So they're watching us today.

And if they don't learn their lesson, if they haven't studied us properly, because we're going to be very successful, I have zero doubt about that it's going to be so it's a question of will it be really fast like the border we did a great job Tom Holman was great our as you know our secretary did a great job they did a great job there's no games they didn't play games and we're gonna have the same thing here but then I'm gonna look at New York in a little while let's do this let's do this together let's see it's gonna go pretty quickly And if we need to, we're gonna do the same thing in Chicago, which is a disaster.

We have a mayor there who's totally incompetent.

He's an incompetent man.

And

we have an incompetent governor there.

But when I look at Chicago and I look at L.A., if we didn't go to L.A.

three months ago, L.A.

would be burning like the part that didn't burn.

But hopefully L.A.

is watching.

As much as I'd love to see that, Mike, does he have the legal authority to go beyond D.C.?

He has more constitutional power, more constitutional duty under Article II to execute the laws of D.C.

because it's our nation's capital.

It's a federal enclave, and any statute like the D.C.

Home Rule Act of 1973 that tries to strip, that purports to strip the president of his executive power to enforce our laws in D.C.

is unconstitutional.

He can enforce federal laws in other jurisdictions, sovereign jurisdictions across the country and states and local governments.

For example, the sovereign state of Illinois and then the local jurisdiction of Chicago.

He has less power there than he does in Washington, D.C., but there are still federal laws that the Justice Department can use to prosecute crimes

in those cities.

He can also use the civil rights laws to

take over police departments if he has to, if

they're not enforcing the laws in a way that stops racial discrimination.

There it is.

Honestly, you could make that case right now for Chicago.

We saw Eric Holder's DOJ taking over police department after police department, and Joe Biden's DOJ did the same, trying to say that they were racist cops and that the feds had to run these departments now.

Well, how is it not racist that

the mayor of Chicago, who is a black man, but seems totally fine watching blacks and Hispanics kill each other at disproportionate rates while the whites who live on Michigan Avenue are totally fine.

I mean, why hasn't somebody gone there and said, you know what, we're taking over?

Chicago, the south side of Chicago needs martial law for God's sake.

I have spent time there.

I have met with the moms, half of whom who live in this area have a son who's been killed or a son who's in jail, not to mention their brothers and their husbands.

So, like,

honestly, if the races were reversed, this already would have happened, Mike.

Absolutely.

And I say this, we cannot let American cities devolve into these third world Marxist hellholes.

We're not Mozambique.

And if we let these cities devolve into these third world Marxist hell holes, the entire country pays the price.

We have to pay the price with when you have when you have these fatherless homes, you have the failed government school monopoly, you have these crime-ridden neighborhoods, you trap these poor black kids in intergenerational poverty.

And I think the Democrat Party does this by design because they are Marxist and they want generations of victims.

They don't want these people empowered with school choice and opportunities.

They want them trapped.

This is an industry.

It's the civil rights industry, and it's disgusting.

And I'm glad that President Trump is actually doing something about this because these are deep blue states.

He's not going to win Illinois.

Republicans are not going to win Illinois.

But we have a moral duty as a country to make sure that these people are not trapped in intergenerational poverty.

Yes.

And like just the fact that he's starting with the homeless people in D.C., like, I'm sorry, you're not going to be able to stay here anymore.

We don't know where they're being moved to.

He is taking federal control of the police department in Washington.

He said he's deploying some 800 National Guards troops in response to crime rates that he said were out of control.

The left, every paper is pointing out that they're down.

The crime rates are down in 2024 versus 2023.

You have the fourth highest homicide rate in the country.

Okay, just stop.

Just stop.

Down from astronomically high to just grossly, disturbingly high is not a W.

Take the help that's being offered to you.

And he declared a public safety emergency, invoking a section of the District of Columbia Home Rule Act that grants him the authority to temporarily seize control of the department.

He is talking about, you know, part of the problem there.

And this was one of the stories that kicked it off was the so-called Big Balls, the guy who worked for Doge, and that was his nickname, got the hell beaten out of him the other night when he and I think it was his girlfriend were getting into their car and she was threatened and he took on a group of teenage thugs who beat him up, but he stood his ground and he really took it on the chin.

And this made national news.

Trump saw this clearly because he commented on it.

Look at this poor guy.

And then Judge Janine, who's now just taken over as the U.S.

Attorney for the the District of D.C., and very much looking forward to that, spoke about the weak provisions in place down there when it comes to juvenile crime, which is out of control.

It's SOT 0E.

I see too much violent crime being committed by young punks who think that they can get together in gangs and crews and beat the hell out of you or anyone else.

They don't care where they are.

They can be in DuPont circle, but they know that we can't touch them.

Why?

Because the laws are weak.

I can't touch you if you're 14, 15, 16, 17 years old and you have a gun.

I convict someone of shooting another person with an illegal gun on a public bus in the chest.

Intent to kill.

I convict him.

And you know what the judge gives him?

Probation.

Says you should go to college.

We need to go after the DC counsel and their absurd laws.

We need to get rid of this concept of, you know, no cash fail.

We need to recognize that the people who matter are the law-abiding citizens, and it starts today.

All I could think when I watched that, Mike, was President Trump gets heat from the left for hiring Fox News personalities.

You know what?

He understands people having a strong ability to communicate on top of basic competencies work.

They can convince a public to get behind certain policies.

And Judge Janine is one of the best in the business when it comes to clear, concise, powerful communication.

That was Exhibit A.

Yeah, I mean, and she's also been

a state prosecutor and a state judge for, I think, three decades.

So she's clearly the most qualified person imaginable to go in there and help President Trump clean up D.C.

Look, this, again,

this crime does not affect the liberals in Georgetown or Logan Logan Circle.

They can afford to have the security.

This crime disproportionately harms poor black people trapped in these northeast and southeast neighborhoods in Washington, D.C.

So these Democrats who pretend like they care about black people should get behind these efforts to clean up Washington, D.C.

Because it is poor black kids who are getting shot, who are getting killed in Washington, D.C.

Megan, can I chime in?

Because I left D.C.

Yeah, yeah, I lived there and I left right around the coronavirus.

And this was part of it.

When I got there and in the Barack Obama years, into the first Trump years, it was a blast.

I lived in the foggy bottom area and I would come out of my apartment and I would jog to the Lincoln Memorial.

I jog along the Potomac with my dog, jog down Prospect Avenue, which people recognize from the Exorcist on the cobblestone streets.

It was unbelievable.

But by the pandemic, it was boarded up buildings.

It was Black Lives Matter riots in the streets.

Every other building had a window blown out of it.

It was boarded up in preparation for it.

People were trying to leave as fast as humanly possible.

They completely gave up on that city.

So it's not just some of the worst neighborhoods.

Some of the best neighborhoods got incredibly unpleasant.

It is a absolute bummer to be in DC.

And I've spent enough time around the president to know he doesn't like bummers.

He's a cheerleader for this country.

He wants things to look good.

and to be presentable and to be classy.

It's not classy what's going on there.

It's a disgrace that is our representation to the rest of the world as our nation's capital.

Since he's in a position to do something about it, it's so great that he is because he wants our country to be excellent again and to be thriving.

It's not thriving, our nation's capital.

It's a disgrace right now.

Exactly.

I hope he does New York next as a former New Yorker who still owns property there.

He knows New York is a problem too.

It's disgusting.

It's honestly, you come to New York City and just look out your window as you come into the city from LaGuardia or JFK.

It is like Calcutta.

It's absolutely disgusting.

The amount of trash, not to mention homeless people.

By the way, when I lived on the Upper West Side for 14 plus years,

homeless people would chase us.

I'd be in the park with my children.

They would chase us in the park.

It's not the way it used to be.

And I always just sort of assumed this is leftist rule.

You know, this is the problem.

It was fine under Giuliani, got better.

Bloomberg did a good job.

And then you had that communist, de Blasio, take over who ruined New York.

And now we have Eric Adams, who did absolutely nothing to really help it.

And we're about to triple down on stupid stupid and put Mondami in there.

My point is simply, New York is a mess.

And I never even considered that the feds might be willing to possibly help us.

The only answer to that is yes, thank you.

Although our leaders are too stupid.

Just want to make another point.

Let me give you a couple wraps of the headlines about Judge Janine, okay, after her confirmation.

The mainstream media would have had you believe that she was no more than a Fox News person.

And by the way, it's fine to be a Fox News person, okay?

I can speak to that personally.

It's not very easy to become a main star on Fox News.

You have to have a certain set of skills, which are valuable.

But Judge Janine, there's a reason we call her Judge Janine.

Like Mike points out, she's been a judge for years.

She was a

U.S.

attorney.

She was an attorney, a criminal prosecutor for three decades.

She put some of our worst criminals in jail.

She knows what she's doing when she's enforcing the law.

NPR dismissed her as ex-Fox Fox host.

Senate confirms ex-Fox host, Piro, as top federal prosecutor.

Like, what's she doing there?

You know what I mean?

Like, it's like it's Courtney Friel, who just got named U.S.

Attorney for D.C.

USA Today, Judge Janine, in quotes, Pirrot, like it's not a real thing, like she's not actually a judge, pushed election falsehoods.

Now she's Trump's pick for D.C.

prosecutor, completely ignoring her legal background.

ABC News, the Senate has voted 50 to 45 to confirm the nomination of former Fox News host, Janine Pirro, to serve as U.S.

Attorney for the judge.

Is that her only qualification?

She's just a Fox News.

Is that it?

They did the same thing to Pete Hegseth, ignoring his war background when he became Secretary of Defense.

It's a way of dismissing people.

It's ridiculous and it's disrespectful.

Okay, so here's the facts, though, by the way.

In the 90s, she stood up one of the first law enforcement sting operations against sexual predators on the internet.

1977, she helped create the Domestic Violence and Child Abuse Bureau in Westchester County.

She was the first ever chief there.

She created an elder abuse bureau to prosecute crimes against the elderly.

Her reputation was so widely known that online predators referred to suspected police officers in the internet chat rooms as Pyrrho's boys.

I could go on.

She's the real deal.

So F these people who try to diminish her.

Okay, moving on.

Because speaking of crime, let's talk about Tish James.

This, it's getting interesting.

Okay,

was there a person involved in prosecuting Donald Trump who enjoyed going after Trump more than Tisha James, Letitia James?

I mean, Fannie Willis is close.

Alvin Bragg, I grant you, close.

Jack Smith kind of kept his powder dry.

He kept it behind the scenes.

Letitia James was numero uno.

And I'll just

give you a walk down memory lane before we get what's happening to her as she was campaigning for New York State Attorney General Sot III.

I will never be afraid to challenge this illegitimate president when our fundamental rights are at stake.

I believe that the president of these United States can be indicted for criminal offenses.

Please sue him for us.

Oh, we're going to definitely assume.

We're going to be a real pain in the s ⁇ .

He's going to know my name personally.

That man in the White House.

Who can't go a day

without threatening our fundamental rights?

Yes, we need to focus on Donald Trump and his abuses.

We need to follow his money.

We need to find out where he's laundered money.

We need to find out whether or not he's engaged in conspiracy.

It's important that everyone understand that the days of Donald Donald Trump are coming to an end.

I look forward to going into the office of Attorney General every day,

suing him, defending your rights, and then going home.

Okay, that was super fun for her while it lasted, Alex.

And it didn't work out for the entire prosecution team, like up and down the East Coast going after Trump.

But Tish James did manage to get this absolutely bullshit verdict against him, trying to bankrupt his company.

Anybody, even someone as rich as Trump, who's now valued at over 5.1 billion,

cannot delve out $500 million, which is what that judgment is up to with ease.

They don't have that kind of liquidity, but she's still going after Trump to try to get it.

And now she spent how many years lecturing us on how no one is above the law?

And it's a principle that's come back to bite her in the ass.

So explain what's happening.

This is totally glorious.

And thank you, Megan, for reaching out to me.

It happens to be my book, Breaking the Law, just came out this week, where I spent a year investigating these cases against Trump.

Each one of them was worse than I had anticipated in terms of the political persecution of Donald Trump.

And it is superhuman that he survived it and won the election.

And I call for a number of investigations, probably at least a dozen, and there will be more.

So I got good news for you.

This is the beginning.

We are just getting started with the investigations.

But Chish James was clearly the number one on the list who was open and blatant, saying the number one issue in this country is defeating Donald Trump.

Nothing else matters.

In the meantime, crime got worse in New York, and she's going after Trump for what was a victimless crime.

There was no actual people who'd complained or banks in this civil case that Trump had done anything to them.

She volunteered this to try to portray him as some sort of a criminal and use what I believe was clearly illicit means to do so, treat him like a criminal, even though it was in civil court.

But I'll address the thing you mentioned with the final judgment where he's being asked to pay $460 million million for a victimless crime.

Again, there were no complaints against him.

He didn't owe anyone a penny to level this against anyone, would have bankrupted any other president in history.

As far as I know, Trump's $175 million bond that he had to put up is still out there.

They still have $175 million of Donald Trump's money today, as far as we know, which is a total outrage.

He's supposed to be leading the free world.

He's all these distractions.

Clearly, this was directed.

And by the way, there's White House involvement as well.

She was meeting at the Biden White House regularly during this time.

Obviously, this was election interference, trying to rig the election via law fare.

That's exactly right.

So, Mike,

she was out there time and time again saying no one is above the law and talking about salivating looking at his assets, like his building on 40 at 40 Wall Street.

Here it is in SAT 7, just as a reminder.

If he does not have funds to pay off the judgment, then we will seek

judgment enforcement mechanisms in court.

And we will ask the judge to seize his assets.

We are prepared to make sure that the judgment is paid to New Yorkers.

And yes, I look at 40 Wall Street each and every day.

She,

Newsweek reviewed a document from the Attorney General's office, her office, that lists the properties owned by Trump that she claimed had been fraudulently and misleadingly represented in value.

These are the ones she was thinking about seizing and is still apparently thinking about seizing.

Trump Tower, 40 Wall Street, Trump International Hotel and Tower in Las Vegas, Mar-a-Lago, Trump National Golf Club in Westchester, Trump International Golf Links in Scotland.

There's a real question about whether she could do any of that.

But this is one of the many reasons why very few people are shedding any tears that Tish James herself is now in some legal trouble because she appears to have committed mortgage fraud, which she denies.

Yeah, I would say this to Big Tish: uh you better lawyer up because nobody is the bubbly above the law we know that she applied for a mortgage in virginia in 2023 and she said that this home mortgage was her for for her primary residence.

The problem is, is that she was the New York Attorney General.

And under New York statute, you have to be a resident of New York.

So I don't know how you could be a resident of New York under the statute and have your primary residence in Virginia in 2023.

And she has bigger problems than just mortgage fraud.

As we've been discussing on your show, Megan, for three years now, since the Mar-a-Lago raid, these Democrats, politicians, and operatives engaged in an illegal criminal conspiracy against rights under 18 U.S.C.

Section 241, when they politicized and weaponized their offices to go after President Trump for non-fraud, for non-crimes.

And they tried to bankrupt him with Tish James and Arthur Ingeron in New York for paying back sophisticated Wall Street banks

on time, in full, as agreed, with interest, with the sophisticated banks required to do their own due diligence.

They tried to throw President Trump in prison for life four times for non-crimes.

They tried to take him off the ballot unconstitutionally in Colorado and Maine and elsewhere.

And the Biden regime tried to take off President Trump's head when they underfunded his Secret Service protection twice and said that he was the gravest threat to democracy.

And President Biden said to put a bullseye on President Trump's head.

The hunters

from before the election are now going to be the hunted for the next four years.

And so I hope they understand that retribution is a crucial component of justice.

It restores the victims and it's a powerful deterrent.

So justice is definitely coming.

I agree.

I completely agree.

I had this debate with Alan Dershowitz before the election saying they will not learn unless it's done to them.

No one's talking about making up crime.

It's just if we kick the tires and we find some, you're not getting a pass because you invented some.

coming after Donald Trump.

You created crime out of whole cloth where none existed.

If we want to kick the tires and find crime you actually committed or appear to have committed, you're going to have to deal with the full force and effect of the Trump administration DOJ.

Alex, your thoughts.

Yeah, Megan, I want to chime in on the hypocrisy element here because you brought up the desire to seize these properties of Trumps.

This case hinged on the value of Mar-a-Lago, which they relied on some assessor for tax purposes ranging from $18 million to $28 million from 2011 to 2021.

Okay.

Trump appraised Mar-a-Lago at $739 million.

Let's do some math here.

If you put a one-acre property on the market in that area of Florida, you're probably going to get about $40 million for it.

Two acres.

I did a lot of comps on this while I was doing my research.

$150 to $200 million for two acres.

How big is Mar-a-lago?

17 acres.

It's a historic property.

It's 17 acres.

The thing could be worth $2 billion.

She's treating it like it's worth $18 million or $28 million.

If that's not criminal in the literal sense, it's certainly criminal in the figurative sense that you would base an entire case based on that.

Well, I mean, in her defense, she does seem too dumb to understand the value of properties.

Just take a look at her mortgage applications.

She couldn't even

fill those out adequately.

Go ahead, Mike.

I was going to say that Mar-a-Lago is one of the most unique properties in the world.

It is the only property that touches both the Atlantic Ocean and the Intra-Coastal Waterway.

I've been to Mar-a-Lago several times.

It's a beautiful piece of property.

A tennis court at Mar-a-Lago is worth more than $18 million.

It is easily worth a billion dollars.

And as Alex said, probably more.

Alex, can we talk about what's happening now against her?

Like the mortgage fraud accusation, she says it's BS because she says, and just so people know, just to be clear, she applied for a mortgage.

in Virginia, yeah, in Virginia.

And federal officials are now investigating whether she lied on her loan documents for a house that she purchased

there

in 2023.

In that paperwork, she said the home would be her primary residence as she was serving as Attorney General in New York.

But her lawyer, Abby Lowell,

longtime Democratic lawyer, has claimed that it was a mistake.

He says that the feds have cherry-picked an August 17th, 2023 power of attorney that mistakenly said the property was going to be her principal residence and at the same time ignored her very clear and in an all-cap statement two weeks earlier to the mortgage loan broker that quote this property will not be my primary residence it will be shanice's primary residence so your thoughts on the defense she seems to be getting ready for in virginia there's two there's two major problems here is that all this happened right when she was trying to hold donald trump accountable for mortgage fraud so she theoretically should know what she's doing in this case and there's multiple improprieties there's not just the whether or not she's some sort of a clerical error, but there are numerous mortgage documents in different instances that she seems to have misrepresented.

Another one was that she had a property that she had misrepresented as only having four units when I actually had five.

So, and then she mismarks whether or not something's her private residence or primary residence.

She's consistently at a minimum sloppy and stupid with her paperwork, but more likely she's the one who understands it and is trying to do something fraudulent on her own to get herself favorable deals.

And she's obsessed with this.

She's just obsessed with mortgages.

Well, here's the other question, Alex.

Why do the mistakes always go in her favor?

Every time.

Right.

So it's like one thing, if you genuinely make, if you are

genuinely making a mistake, you're going to have some that benefit you and some that don't.

Or possibly you will go back after the fact and correct your mistakes.

But Tish James seems to make a lot of mistakes in her favor only.

Is the four property, but she listed it at five, or sorry, it's the reverse.

It has five properties, but she listed it as four.

It's four.

Is that in Maryland?

Is that the one in Maryland?

I think that's the Virginia one, if I have it off the top of my head.

So there's one in Maryland, there's one in Virginia.

But in any event, she's doing a bunch of real estate deals.

It is in Maryland one.

You're right.

I apologize.

Okay.

Okay.

She's doing a bunch of real estate deals outside of New York State and seems to be giving a sleight of hand legally, always to the way that it will benefit her bottom line.

Well, but this is the principle when she talks about how the number one priority is to go after Donald Trump.

This this is how the left thinks is they see lawfare as a way of trying to solidify political victories, win political victories.

And I think there's a lot of evidence to back them up.

We've totally neutralized the media.

We've neutralized the entertainment world.

Academia has never been weaker.

It feels as though this is how the left primarily feels like they can do their political best is by trying to use the law in order to do that.

So when you see the left, you think that they believe politics is above all else.

It's above family.

It's above God, certainly above truth.

They look at this and think, how do I use the law to score political points?

And that's what Tish James does every time.

She tries to benefit herself, get more money and power for herself.

And then if she can use it to go after Donald Trump and her political opponents, she'll do it and she'll do it shamelessly.

The only thing that's the least bit admirable about Tish James is that she'll actually do this to your face.

Everyone else lies about it and acts like they're so virtuous.

She's the one who you might corner her, Megan, and she might say, yep, I did to get Trump and that's what I care about.

That's all I care about.

It's true.

Yeah.

At some level, you have to respect that.

Mike, you wanted to weigh in.

Yeah, I was going to say, didn't the New York Post also report that Big Tish listed her father as her husband for

mortgage applications for 1983 and 2000.

Not to be confused with Ilon Omar, who actually married her brother.

So there's, it's, I want to keep it straight, Mike.

But the other thing, I just want the audience to be clear.

So you've got this.

potential criminal investigation into Letitia James on the mortgage fraud and the alleged mistakes she's been making on her real estate investments.

And then you have what you just mentioned, Mike, which is an investigation into her for this violation of rights, this conspiracy against rights, which has a very amorphous name.

But that's something else.

That's the Trump DOJ looking into whether her

not a prosecution, but her civil case that just tried to bankrupt Trump and get all of his buildings was itself corrupt, was itself a bastardization of the law, meant to get a political opponent as opposed to meant to genuinely restore justice on a mortgage or on an application that she says inflated values.

Meanwhile, none of the banks who were the alleged victims complained at all.

So those are two different things she's dealing with right now, Mike.

Yeah, that's exactly right.

This is the 18 USC Section 241 conspiracy against rights investigation we've been talking about for three years since the Mar-a-Lago raid, when you politicize and weaponize law enforcement to go after your political opponents for non-fraud and non-crimes.

That is the textbook classic definition of conspiracy against rights.

And I would say this.

We have two U.S.

attorneys who the Senate just got confirmed.

You have Judge Janine Pirro in Washington, D.C.

You have Jason Redding Kenyones, my friend, who just got confirmed down in the Southern District of Florida.

Those are two jurisdictions, two venues that you can open up this probe.

Because remember, this conspiracy also involved doing the Mar-a-Lago raid.

So maybe they can open up a special grand jury in Fort Pierce, Florida.

Maybe they get Judge Cannon as the judge on that case.

And then maybe you start issuing subpoenas for every one of these

bad actors, these Democrat.

politicians, these judges, these prosecutors, these attorneys, these other operatives, both inside and outside of government, who engaged in this obvious criminal conspiracy against rights.

Yeah, Mayor.

In 30 seconds or less, can you just describe the claim conspiracy against rights?

Yeah, I mean, conspiracy against rights is a civil rights statute.

And when you use the power of governments, government actors colluding amongst themselves or with...

private citizens to violate the constitutional rights of Americans like they did to President Trump with this lawfare.

That is the definition of conspiracy against rights.

It is a very serious federal civil rights felony.

These lawfare Democrats better lawyer up because I think they're going to go to jail.

Go ahead, Alex.

Yeah, I think that this is the one I'm more excited about, much more so than the mortgage one.

The mortgage one's fun, but this is the big one to me.

This is actually justice being served for President Trump and his supporters, where she tried to subvert our democracy in the 2024 election by trying to bankrupt the standard bearer of the Republican Party.

And she did this by taking novel legal approaches if you're being charitable, doing stuff that's extra-legal if you're being less charitable, as I would.

In the meantime, she's having these illicit White House visits.

She's treating Trump like a criminal, but in civil court, theoretically, that she should be representing the, she should be representing people who complaints against Trump.

No one complained.

The banks love dealing with Trump.

They wanted to continue to do business with him.

And she's out there leveraging a cruel and unusual punishment.

That is cruel and unusual punishment, a $464 million victimless crime fine.

No one's ever seen that before in history.

The definition of unusual and cruel.

No one else could survive it.

Clearly, she had no regard for Trump's civil rights, and this is what I want to see prosecuted more than anything else.

Just as a reminder on that case that she, quote-unquote, won with Judge Engeron against Trump, here was Kevin O'Leary speaking to the implications of this ridiculousness.

Watch.

I'm shocked at this.

I can't even understand or fathom

the decision at all.

There's no rationale for it.

I would never invest in New York now, and I'm not the only person saying that.

What about new money like this that I'm talking about, like a $4 billion data center?

Not a chance I would put that in New York.

Zero probability, never.

Every investor is worried because where is the victim?

Who lost money?

What does this say about the bar, the legal bar?

in New York?

Aren't they going to question this judge?

What is this?

$355 million

as a penalty and there's plus interest at 9% and there's no victim?

This is not a Trump situation.

This is a New York problem now.

Mr.

Wonderful, telling it straight.

All right, I want to get a couple of other legal issues addressed here before we wrap this up.

J.D.

Vance speaking out this weekend on possible Russia gate.

indictments coming.

Molly Hemingway over at the Federalist was saying she thinks we should be calling this Obamagate.

I don't think she's wrong.

That's a better word for it.

It is ObamaGate.

It's Obama who redirected the intelligence community to give him an intelligence assessment that dovetailed with his own personal beliefs, which were fake, by the way.

He knew they weren't his sincerely held beliefs, about Trump working with Russia to steal the 2016 election.

He knew...

that it was a Hillary Clinton idea to say that Trump did this falsely.

He knew that that information was coming down the pike and that it was Hillary generated, and he still went along with it and told his intelligence community to go along with it.

That is what the documents that have been revealed over the past month reflect.

He denies it.

Here's J.D.

Vance talking about where

now the Obama piece of this, in other words, investigating the people who perpetrated Russia, Russia, Russia on us, where that's going, Scott 9.

I absolutely want to see indictments, Maria.

Look, of course, you've got to have the law follow the facts here.

You don't just indict people to indict people.

You indict people because they broke the law.

But if you look at what Tulsi and Cash Patel have revealed in the last couple of weeks, I don't know how anybody can look at that and say that there wasn't

aggressive violations of the law.

What they basically did is they defrauded the American people in order to take Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign talking points and turn them into intelligence by defrauding the American people, defrauding the intelligence agencies, lying about what the Intel said.

They would take something

that supported a Hillary Clinton campaign talking point and they would overemphasize it and exaggerate it.

They took anything that actually contradicted that narrative and they buried it deep.

And through that, they actually laundered Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign talking points through the American intelligence services.

That's a violation of the people's trust.

That's a violation of what our intelligence services should be doing.

And I absolutely think they broke the law.

And you're going to see a lot of people get indicted for that.

Whoa, there was the news right there at the last minute there, Mike.

You're going to see a lot of people get indicted for that.

Do you believe that?

And what do you think, besides conspiracy against rights, what would be the potential criminal charges?

Well, let's step back.

And we've been talking about this for three years.

This is all part of the same conspiracy.

Hillary had her illegal home server as the Secretary of State with not only our nation's most classified secrets, which is espionage, but also with her Clinton Foundation pay-for-play foreign bribery scheme.

She's doing official acts in exchange for tens of millions of dollars going into the Clinton Foundation, possibly, right?

And so she got caught with her illegal home server.

She took a hammer to the phone.

She took bleach bit to the server.

She thought the evidence was gone, but maybe, just maybe, the Russians.

Russians and the Chinese and other foreign adversaries hacked her server and were going to release it before the 2016 election.

Hence why Perkins Cooey, her outside law firm, worked with the Intel officials.

They made up the Russian collusion hoax.

They got illegal spy warrants on the Trump campaign because if this came out before the 2016 election, they wanted to be able to say this was a campaign dirty trick by the Trump campaign.

And you said, that's crazy.

How could you think that they did the same thing with Hunter Biden's laptop from hell of the Biden family corruption in 2020?

The 51 former Intel officials worked with the CIA.

They de-platformed the New York Post.

This law fare against President Trump is because he declassified and was going to release Crossfire Hurricane.

That's why they're trying to destroy him.

That's why they tried to almost get him killed.

Hmm.

That's, I mean,

among other things, or basis to have this case go forward in South Florida, which is, would be much better.

I don't think we have to spend too much time on it, Alex, but much better for the Trump administration than Washington, D.C., where they will win nothing.

Yeah, and this is one of the patterns here is that a lot of cases are just decided once the judge and jury are impaneled, depending on the region.

The judge shopping is out of control.

I spoke to President Trump about this personally, and he's outraged about it, but there's not an easy fix.

The best fix is just keep winning elections wherever we can.

And that's a long-term process.

It's winnable, but it takes a while.

But the reason why we need to have accountability, particularly for RussiaGate, is the downstream effects of it.

One thing I just learned recently is that the one criminal conviction of Donald Trump, the Stormy Daniels case, which is another totally bogus case, a lot of it was based off of Michael Cohen.

The FBA, the FBI got its warrant to surveil Cohen's Gmail via the Justice Department, the special counsel, Robert Mueller, for the Russiagate investigation.

If there wasn't a Russian collusion hoax, then the U.S.

Attorney's Office at the Southern District of New York might not have gotten access to Michael Cohen's Gmail, which is what they based the one criminal conviction of Trump off of.

So no Russian collusion hoax.

That means no criminal conviction for Trump, no convicted felon branding, no onerous appeals process.

He's probably thinking about right now and should be leading the free world.

All of that stuff is related to Russia Gate, which is why accountability is necessary.

How soon would you guess we'll see indictments, Mike?

I don't know how soon we'll see indictments.

I know it's been publicly reported.

that there is a grand jury investigation.

I imagine that with Jason Redding Kinyones getting confirmed confirmed as the U.S.

attorney down in the southern district of Florida, there may be a separate grand jury investigation down there.

He's a good patriotic American.

His family escaped Cuba.

He doesn't like Marxist.

He doesn't like Marxists to politicize and weaponize the government to go after your political enemies.

So I imagine Jason is going to be doing something down there.

Okay, before I let you go, I want to play you this.

It's a little off topic, but I got to get your reaction to Betto O'Rourke, perpetual loser down in Texas, weighing in on what they're going to do when it comes to immigration if the Democrats take power again at SOT 17.

Next time we win power, we're going to drive that car like we stole it.

We're going to legalize every dreamer, every dreamer's parents, every hardworking American doing backbreaking work that makes this country so goddamn great in the first place.

Oh my lord, Mike.

I think that whoever is running for president in the next four years, whether it's JD

or

Rubio, whoever else, should take that video and play it on a loop for the next four years before the next presidential campaign.

Alex,

you've seen this too, right?

Separate it apart from the substance.

The forced profanity from these leftists who don't know how to dispatch it is so uncomfortable.

It's so uncomfortable.

They're all so phony.

Robert Francis O'Rourke is one of the phoniest.

He's a fake Latinx, that he's a white guy guy who impersonates a Latino person.

And it's so obnoxious.

I just keep, they keep trotting him out there.

But just remember, this is how the left thinks of illegal aliens.

They think illegal aliens are the best Americans.

They're not just equal.

They actually think they're better than the rest of us who are actual citizens.

What kind of disrespect for the country is that?

He's fake Latinx.

It's true.

His name is Robert.

He goes by beto to try to sound like he's Hispanic.

Mike and Alex, thank you guys both so much.

Alex's book is called Breaking the Law.

Now would be a great time to read it as we're about to turn the tables.

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Got a lot to get to this hour.

In just a bit, Benny Johnson, podcaster, is going to be here with an exclusive he's got on Jasmine Crockett and her actual story of origin.

He went to her hometown, and it appears we have another AOC situation on her hands.

He'll be reporting live momentarily.

But first, I want to start start with Jimmy Kimmel,

who went on the podcast of comedian Sarah Silverman and said a bunch of crazy shit.

Okay, including, I'll just give you this one for flavor.

He's yet another leftist who's thinking about fleeing America, so afraid is he of Trump.

SAT 23 here.

A lot of people I know are thinking about where they can get

citizenship.

I do have Italian, I did get Italian citizenship.

You do?

Oh, that's amazing.

I do have that.

And what's going on is

as bad as you thought it was going to be.

Way worse.

It's so much worse.

It's just unbelievable.

Like, I feel like it's probably even worse than he would like it to be.

Oh, sure.

Cause we look to Jimmy Kimmel to figure out insights into how Donald Trump is thinking.

The absurdity of this.

I would say go, but I love Italy too much to say that.

They don't deserve this.

I'm sorry, but he should go to Ireland.

They do deserve this.

They're as woke as they come.

My people, who are like among the toughest people on earth or were, have gone completely woke.

But, you know, I'm Irish and Italian, so I have empathy.

And I really, he should not go to Italy.

It's too beautiful a country to host Jimmy Kimmel.

And why would they have given him citizenship to begin with?

But in any event, he should go.

He should definitely leave.

But he won't.

He's just saying that to get plaudits from fellow leftists Sarah Silverman and from people who listen to that show.

He will never leave his very lucrative but loser of a show on ABC's late night.

He's not going to abandon that because feeling important and like he matters is too important to Jimmy Kimmel.

But he's got to get stroked by leftists by saying he's gotten Italian citizenship and he may indeed exercise it by leaving a United States that even Donald Trump must feel has gone too far.

Okay,

not our guy for insights on Trump's thinking.

I think we know that.

So these two go on.

Now, there's going to be a couple of these examples that I'm going to show you in a minute to talk about how the left, this imaginary left, right, that

they're talking of, i.e., that they built, has become really like

too full of scolds when it comes to the way we talk and the way we joke.

Wow.

Listen here.

Republicans know the difference between right and wrong in general.

Like, they know what they're doing.

Something is, I don't know.

But the left,

they're, it's just, I find it ironic.

I, that I'm, I mean, the left, I'm on the left.

I was for, you know, but like, I find in general

the party that is about inclusivity is incredibly elitist.

You know, like, just fucking say, join us.

Yes, come, join us.

Yes.

But it's not.

It's not the party.

It's not the majority.

It's the loud voices that

scare people from saying what they believe and make you think twice about

a joke or whatever, you know, these things.

And, you know, a lot of their points are valid, but a lot of them are also just repulsive.

And I mean, they were in that they repel people from, they go like, oh, you're no fun.

I don't want to be around you.

And I think that if you had to boil it down to like one thing, that's kind of what it is.

Okay.

So I don't know what they're talking about.

Who on the left has ever scolded others for not behaving the right way or saying the right things?

Let's just check in at random.

Oh, on these two.

Take a look here in SOT 25.

If you're a reasonable person, you should have Trump derangement syndrome.

Be honest, it was a terrible night last night.

It was a terrible night for women, for children, for the hundreds of thousands of hard-working immigrants who make this country go.

For health care, for our climate,

for science,

for journalism,

for justice, for free speech.

You don't have to keep up with every disgusting thing he says.

Their whole purpose is owning the libs.

There's no ideology.

It's an act of hatred.

Dr.

Fauci said that if hospitals get any more overcrowded, they're going to have to make some very tough choices about who gets an ICU bed.

That choice doesn't seem so tough to me.

Vaccinated person having a heart attack, yes, come right on in.

We'll take care of you.

Unvaccinated guy who gobbled horse goo, rest in peace, Weezy.

You're

these right-wing people really

hate me.

I mean,

what am I?

A gender-neutral bathroom over here?

What am I?

A grown woman with an opinion.

Oh, yeah, that's

i really believe that it's not that these are stupid people i mean certainly we have stupid people on both sides i think these are people who are essentially being brainwashed

okay

so they've participated almost as much as anyone in creating this cancer in their own party that we refer to as wokeism.

It used to be called political correctness, but that got exploded exploded into an animal that was only distantly related to political correctness.

Wokeism is truly pernicious and dangerous and sick.

It's a sickness.

It's a religion.

It's a cult, but it's a sick religious cult.

Like one of Wiccanism, you know, something that's genuinely dark, but it's worse than that.

Because they're actively destroying lives.

I mean, I think the Wiccans just kind of do weird things on the weekends amongst themselves.

I don't think they're actually working to destroy lives, careers, families the way the woke are.

I mean, a core principle of BLM is breaking up the nuclear family.

It's genuinely sick and evil.

And they love BLM, these two, and they love wokeism.

And now they have the nerve to have this conversation.

At least she says, well, I'm of the left.

But sort of this like, gee, what's happened to our party?

You know, they've really become elitist.

That's how she puts it.

And he puts it, well, it's not the majority.

Okay.

Your entire party has been held captive to this group of woke leftists, and you show no desire to reform post the hard lesson that brought you to tears in November 2024, Jimmy Kimmel.

It's just the loud voices, he says, scaring people from saying what they really believe, the loud voices scaring people.

Does he have any self-reflection of how the COVID mania was part of that?

And he was scaring people about their hesitation not to get the vaccine, scaring them that they might not get

hospital care for heart attacks if they didn't get the mandatory vaccine that he wanted shoved in their arm.

I mean, if he had his way, I would have forced all three of my children to get that vaccine, including my teenage son, notwithstanding the published risks of myocarditis, in particular among that age group, which you had to actually search deep on the internet, going 12 podcasts deep into Vinay Prasad's podcast, who nobody even knew at that time to figure out was even a risk because of people like Jimmy Kimmel, who shamed half the country for even wanting to discuss it.

Never mind, openly say that they had a

hesitancy.

Never mind, choose not to get the vaccine.

There's absolutely no self-awareness nor self-reflection.

So these two now say that there are certain people in their party who repel people.

Okay,

who is it, Sarah Silverman?

Is it

the people who scold

that you're not allowed to believe there are only two biological sexes and that men cannot become women?

Are those the people you're talking about?

Because I think they qualify as people within your party who repel others.

But there you were on camera making fun of the right wing, saying, why do they hate me?

Am I a gender-neutral bathroom?

You dismissed criticisms of this gender ideology like they were right-wing nutcases.

You were hashtag part of the problem.

You suggested Republicans are all sexists, saying the reason they hate you is you're a woman.

Did you pause to think maybe that's part of the problem?

I'll tell you what they're really talking about because they have contributed on all of these things on guns in Jimmy Kimmel's case, on the gender stuff in his case and Sarah Silverman's case, on the woman issue in his case and on Sarah Silverman's case.

Here's what they're really upset about.

Here's what they really want to do.

They both have actually worn blackface repeatedly in Jimmy Kimmel's case and the worst kind of possible blackface you can imagine in Sarah Silverman's case, minstrel show blackface.

Okay, they've both done it.

And so they have been burned.

Look at this.

This is so offensive what she's wearing.

Anyone could see how deeply wrong this is.

Now, some of us had a discussion about blackface Halloween costumes, i.e., wearing tinted skin to try to look like Diana Ross or Michael Jackson, which is also technically referred to as blackface.

I think you could make a very strong case it's not the same thing as minstrel show blackface.

Sarah Silverman thought it would be super fun to do the absolute worst, most offensive kind, and thought that would be terrific.

She since has said that she regrets it, but she did when we had the reckoning over, you know, race and so on back in 18, 19, 20.

She did take a lot of incoming from the left, and she clearly is still jarred from it.

Jimmy Kimmel amazingly still has a career, notwithstanding the fact that not only did he wear blackface, he put on a fat suit and went as Oprah Winfrey wearing blackface and talked about darning socks.

Like, how many stereotypes can you hit?

Right?

Like, oh, it's like the black woman who does my laundry.

This is all she's good for.

Darning socks with his face tinted black.

And

then

he did

Carl Malone like speaking in Ebonics let me give you a couple of examples here he is as Oprah in SOT 26

15 minutes a day is all you need to get your heart rate up to where please miss Oprah you're crushing my

sorry miss Oprah

okay so there he is incorporating the fat joke into it too which you know according to his people you're not allowed to do that you can't body shame right you're not allowed to body shame anybody anybody.

You have to be body positive about anybody who's fat.

Hello.

And then here he is doing Carl Malone, the basketball player, Soph 27.

Now, Carl Malone never seen no flying saucer himself, but if he do, that's going to be a spooky time.

Okay.

So that's what they're talking about.

They don't want to be scolded for their blackface Halloween costumes.

This is their same crew, by the way, pushed for my cancellation at NBC just for talking about blackface.

I've never worn blackface.

Never.

Not a single stitch of that kind of makeup in my life.

These two donned the absolute worst forms of it while openly mocking black people.

They're fine.

They have their careers intact.

And now they want to lament the liberal scolds in their party who make it

uncomfortable for others and who repel people.

They're talking, though, about themselves.

You see, they want it both ways.

They want to be able to wear their blackface Halloween costumes and not get scolded for it, but they still want to scold you if you won't get the vaccine or if you vote Republican because you must hate women and be against trans people.

So fuck off if you're a Republican.

But if you are on the left or the right and want to scold for blackface, tisk tisk because that like I'm trying to figure out their rules.

It actually would have been a much more interesting discussion if all of that could have been addressed and they could have been super honest about it, but don't hold your breath.

That's not going to happen.

All right.

It doesn't fall too far afield from a discussion that Drew Barrymore had on the Bill Maher podcast.

And Bill, I mean, his whole show prior to real time was called politically incorrect.

He's a liberal who has never been politically correct and hates wokeism, which is why on the Venn diagram, to steal Kamala Harris's favorite term, there's a fair amount of overlap between Bill and those of us on the right.

And he had on Drew Barrymore, this is again on the podcast.

And listen to what she said in SAT 28.

You have a lot of bravado about what you think is the truth or not, but it's just so refreshing.

Like you were doing this before

it was so dangerous.

Still dangerous.

And it is just way too dangerous now, but you're still doing it.

It's slightly less dangerous than it was two years ago because we did have a vibe change

and because the Democrats lost so badly in 2024,

the blush is off the rose on left-wing censorship and oh my god, you can't say that.

Stop telling me what I can do, what I can say, what I can think, who my heroes are supposed to be.

Just, you know, just

get the fuck off of me.

Okay, so he's saying what he's always said to his credit.

He's been very consistent, but there you have Drew Barrymore, Drew Barrymore talking about how it's still too dangerous to speak out with your real opinions.

So, what is she?

What are her real opinions?

Because just like Jimmy Kimmel and Sarah Silverman, she's been fueling the fire of wokeism for years.

Who could forget how she humiliated herself next to fake, quote-unquote, woman, meaning a man,

Dylan Mulvaney, who came on her show and was treated like Jesus.

Well,

to meet you.

I really am.

This is,

it's very personal for me in a world where we're all trying to figure out who we're supposed to be.

The risk, yes, bravery, where do you find the strength to keep being the joy?

Well, I think

having my chosen family and the people that I love to take care of me, it's interesting because I look at someone like you and I can't imagine anybody disliking you.

Oh, please.

Do you know, do you want to know

exactly who dislikes me the most sometimes?

Who?

Myself.

Oh, me too.

Oh,

and but oh, they're hugging

on their knees.

You've asked me now, like

you've asked me, like,

what I would do to combat the hate, right?

Yeah, but what are you still on their knees?

Okay, that's a great question.

Chris, cross-legged.

You've been doing it a little longer than I have.

Another thing that you're making me realize is to not carry on in spite of others.

I'm sorry, I just realized that I'm sitting on the floor with Drew.

I'm so happy that I'm doing this.

Thank you for joining me on the floor.

The floor always feels safer.

It feels nice.

Oh my God.

There's like so much wrong with that clip.

It's stomach turning.

She's like,

leftists need to learn the number one lesson of being happy in life.

Do not lean into your problems.

Don't lean into crazy.

Everyone's had crazy in their lives.

The successful, sane ones do not obsess over it, do not want to relive it over and over, do not want to talk about it night and day on their show, do not talk about things like the ground feels safe to me.

And they certainly do not literally bend the knee to the cult of transgenderism, Drew.

And then talk about how, gee, it feels so dangerous.

It's so dangerous, still too dangerous to say how you really feel.

About what?

What is it?

Do you have a reversal on that issue that you'd like to make?

We are here for it.

Take a risk.

You're in a safe space with Bill.

Maybe he should have gotten her down on the floor and she would have said how she really felt.

You continuously vote for the party and the people who push that bullshit on us.

You, madam, are complicit.

You hosted Kamala Harris, who says, We all need to be woke.

We need to be woke because we just do.

That's your person who you actually had on your program and wanted us to call Mamala.

I keep thinking in my head that

we all need a mom.

I've been thinking that we really all need a tremendous hug in the world right now.

But in our country,

we need you to be Mamala of the country.

No, we don't.

Shaking her head, yes.

And as a woman who respects so much and wants to share and wants to be confident and has no

ounce of meat that has competitiveness,

when we lift each other up, we all rise.

That's exactly right.

Oh, my God.

That's right.

That's right.

That's right.

However,

we need a great protector.

When we lift each other up, we all rise with the mouth quivering.

Just like the hideous to Dylan.

Where do you find the strength to keep being the joy?

Where do you find the strength to keep being the joy?

Oh my God,

she's too far gone.

This is what happens when you become a Hollywood actress as a child.

You lose your id.

You don't know who you are.

You're just floating.

You're like the Martian,

the astronaut disconnected from the spaceship.

You're just adrift in space, untethered.

You don't know who you are.

Where do you find the strength to keep being the joy?

He's not joyful.

Okay.

He's a sick person, Dylan Mulvaney.

He, I believe, may have had his penis chopped off.

He's taking massive amounts of hormones.

He's pretending that he is something other than what he is.

And I believe, and many others believe too, because he he really wants to be famous.

He's been wanting to be famous for many, many years.

He wasn't able to make it as a man or a gay man or a non-binary man and now has gone full Eloise.

And that's something that you think is brave and you celebrated it openly on your show and told others that they should too.

The nonsense about, you know, who dislikes me the most.

Me, me.

Oh my God, this woman has a national platform where she's passing on this craziness to God knows how many viewers.

And then we all need a mom?

Like, how crazy is that?

No, we don't.

No, we don't.

We all had a mom, believe it or not.

Some were good, some weren't great, some were amazing.

I'm lucky enough to be in that category.

I certainly don't need my politician to be my mom.

Okay, not at all.

We joke about Trump being daddy because that NATO secretary general referred to him as such.

And it's sort of a joke, like dad's home.

He's not actually our dad and by the way i lost my dad when i was young never have i actually thought trump was my daddy and kamala is not our mommy now i realize you ju barrymore has an effed up mom who put her into the spotlight at this young age and let her do drugs and drink when she was i think in the single digits or like 12 at at the oldest um

that's this that's a sickness right she's platformed these people she leaned and awoke now she wants to get away with on bill maher saying it's too dangerous to say how you really feel.

About what?

You are the one who's been fueling the fire that you now seem to be calling dangerous.

I mean, just like the hypocrisy, be yourself at a minimum in front of all crowds, okay?

If you've changed, then own that.

Own how you've changed, how you've seen the error of your ways, how you won't be kneeling down to the transgender cult anymore.

And I'll listen to you.

A lot of people have evolutions.

I will listen to you.

Right now, I think you're just saying what you think you need to say to be popular with Bill Maher's audience.

And I abhor that.

Here's another comment by Bill on some ladies on the view, SOP 31.

I love Whoopi and Joe.

Though they're the two I really know, and I did it like a year ago, and I liked everybody, but like, I don't know if they're really

at this moment the best advertisement for women.

I just, they just,

it's just a, it's a format.

They say some things that are just like not helpful, like say to elections.

I mean, it's just, you know.

Yeah, they actually are sitting on the floor.

And still she wasn't able to say what's real.

Everyone who watches this show knows that he's right about that, too.

Joy and Whippie and Whoopee.

I don't know if they're really the best advertisement for women.

Yeah.

Same, Belle.

Same.

You know who is a better advertisement for women?

Could we please play SOT 35?

This is Clemson's Tri-Delt sorority.

Dancing together.

Cowboy boots, cowboy hats, jeans, shorts

in unison.

sexy, gorgeous,

and obviously smart.

That is a better representation of women.

Literally nobody is looking at Joy Behar saying, that is how I want to be when I grow up or whoopie for that matter.

There was a time, there was a time when Woopey was a big actress.

She was in Ghost.

She was in a very funny movie called Jumpin' Jack Flash, which I genuinely enjoyed back in the day, and who didn't take herself that seriously.

And even when she first joined the view, she realized that she was kind of a joke there, that no one really cared what she thought.

She was kind of there to be like sort of the Meredith Vieira type character and anchor the show, kind of host it and let the others say their opinions.

But now she thinks her political opinion is really important,

how she won't say Trump's name, and somehow she thinks that's going to like erase Trump.

Who's looking at that saying, I want to grow up to be just like that?

I mean, I very few.

By the way, that sorority trend is all over

X and TikTok right now.

And it's all these sororities, mostly at these SEC schools, recruiting.

It's like pledge week, rush week, whatever.

I have a dear friend whose daughter actually happens to be at Clemson.

She's not in Tridale, but she's in a different sorority.

And they go back early and they put on rush and they recruit.

And what you see coming out of these girls is these amazing recruiting videos and efforts trying to say, it's fun to be a young woman.

It's fun here.

Come join our sorority.

Yes, some of them are over the top with like their material values.

There's an article in the New York Post talking about, not at Clemson, but at some universities, they go so far you have to have like a Cartier watch.

Okay, no one's condoning that.

But the vast, vast majority of these videos are young women who are loving being young, smart, and beautiful.

And it's awesome.

It like

people online are trying to attribute the gene shorts to this Sidney Sweeney ad.

I think you've gone too far, people.

All right.

This is the kind of thing that requires choreography weeks in advance.

I'm sure they had their outfits ready and jean shorts were a thing before Sidney Sweeney.

I do not think this is a Sydney Sweeney thing, as happy as I am about her ad.

I think this is a young women of America are happy to lean back into being hot and...

together and free and unmasked in every

way.

Right?

Like these kids going to school now, they were part of the COVID generation.

They got screwed five years ago by the COVID nonsense.

Whether they were in eighth grade or ninth grade, something important got taken away from them and they are free.

They are free.

They're done dealing with that bullshit.

And they're not afraid to show their sex appeal.

They're not afraid to go and get a great college degree and possibly join the work world or go and get their MRS degree.

and meet a husband at a young age and have a great family early on where they're the most fertile.

Right on, sisters, do it.

Do it.

But I love their confidence.

I love their sass.

I love their leaning into their, just how saucy they are.

Like,

I said this about my daughter.

She was playing tennis and

she was like in the middle of the sets.

She was kind of bouncing.

She didn't take much of a rest.

She didn't sit down on the bench.

She was still kind of just having fun on the court, like hitting the ball up on her own rack.

And I was like, you know, she's only got 14,000 miles on her.

And

she's just different from someone like me who's got a lot more.

That's what I see when I look at these girls.

They got 19,000 miles on them, and they're energetic, and

they're joyful, and they have a zest for life, and they're with their sisters and would-be sisters and these sororities.

And I watch it,

I'm uplifted.

I love to see them out there doing it and leaning in and saying to other young girls: come here, be part of it, have fun, enjoy your youth.

Don't labor around

lamenting whiteness and the Palestinian plight and self-flagellating, like you're going to get at so many of these universities.

College should be fun.

You should, yes, you're going to learn some things, but let's be honest.

Like, unless you're like pre-med, are you really going to hold on to anything you met you learned in college?

Only Michael Knowles did.

His big brain holds on to everything.

But most of us go for like another four years where we can mature socially, we can make social

connections and contacts.

We can, let's face it, I hate to say it, but like

more

formalize the separation process from our parents.

And yes, provide some sort of foundation, academic foundation for next steps, for our real jobs that are coming our way.

Why would you go and like spend your time in these tentifa cities

saying,

you better divest from Israel or your university is going to get

felonized.

We're going to break its windows and we're going to spray paint the buildings and we're going to harass Jews.

My God, it's sick.

Right, or we're going to do BLM marches where we talk about how racist and terrible this country is.

They're going to tear down statues and we're going to say we want to be communist and we hate our parents.

My God.

What I see when I see these young girls is joy,

possibility,

some like an element of frivolity and temporary carelessness, which young people

need.

They have a lot that they could be worrying about.

I mean, I'm worried about what kind of jobs my kids are going to get with AI, aren't you?

How is the next gen, how's Gen Z going to wind up gainfully employed with like realistic possibilities of earning enough money to have homes and raise kids?

With the explosion of AI, it's hard enough right now at the beginning, at the advent of AI.

In 10 years, in 15 years, how are they going to work?

Let them have their just their carefree moments.

In any event, those are the kind of women that I look up to, that I admire, that I applaud, not whoopee, not joy.

And once again, Bill Maher is right.

We'll have more on that in the coming days.

There's a great thing happening in Hollywood, too.

It seems to have gotten the message.

I mean, case in chief is Sidney Sweeney is not canceled.

But we'll have to hold that because we have a very important report coming your way on Jasmine Crockett.

And Benny Johnson will join us live with that right after this break.

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Over the weekend, the New York Post released new reporting on Representative Jasmine Crockett, including her diva-like behavior and terrible treatment of her staff.

If you listened to our AM update on Friday, you heard all about it.

Our next guest has some more on Ms.

Crockett.

He's Benny Johnson.

He's host of The Benny Show, and he has an exclusive report now on Crockett's alleged background.

See, he traveled to where Crockett claims she is from, from a tough area of South Dallas.

You know, you hear her speak.

She tries to talk straight like, oh,

okay.

Compared to where she's actually from, it's quite a different picture.

Where she's actually from is a beautiful, well-manicured area for the elite and highly educated.

Here is a clip from Benny's report.

It is rough.

It is tough.

It is hood and it is foul, just like Jasmine Crockett.

That's the whole persona.

She's a fraud.

This is where Jasmine says she's from, but this is where Jasmine's really from.

Welcome to St.

Louis, specifically the Republican suburbs of St.

Louis, with the mansions, country clubs, and private schools.

This is where Jasmine Crockett was raised.

We're talking quiet suburbs, manicured lawns, college brochures in the mailbox.

And this is where Jasmine Crockett went to school.

It's called the Mary Institute and St.

Louis

Country Day School.

It's one of the most prestigious institutions in the entire country, also one of the most expensive.

This is the number one school in the entire state of Missouri.

It costs $35,000 per year to attend high school here.

And the reason why is because the average test scores here guarantee your placement in an elite college institution.

It's one of the best preparatory schools in the world.

Did your high school have its own private Wimbledon?

Did your high school have its own aquatic center on site?

Did your high school have its own private dock and pond teeming with colorful fish and wildlife?

IMG.

After graduating from this elite country day school, Jasmine Crockett was immediately accepted at another elite institution, Rhodes College in Tennessee.

Jasmine went on to attend and graduate from the University of Houston Law Center.

In total, Jasmine Crockett's elite education cost close to $1 million.

Benny Johnson joins me now.

Benny, this is unbelievable.

We have another AOC on our hands, and you did the same treatment to her.

Yeah.

Okay, so here's my question for you, Megan.

Maybe you can help me diagnose this.

You're a bit of a doctor on these things.

What is with the working class stolen valor?

With elitist, left-wing, insufferable, narcissistic women?

I don't understand it.

First, you have Kamala Harris saying she worked the fries,

which of course everybody at McDonald's will tell you is totally fraudulent.

She never proved any of it.

And then you have AOC saying she's a girl from the Bronx.

That's an absolute bona fide lie.

She grew up in a $500,000 house in a leafy suburb north of the city by 90 minutes.

A wonderful, very clean, very safe neighborhood.

And now you have Jasmine Crockett, who, Megan, I don't know where you come from, but I can tell you where I come from.

Jasmine Crockett grew up so much more elite and wealthy and privileged and pampered than anyone that I know.

She's so egalitarian.

She's so silver spoon.

So the entire thing is an act and I call it working class stolen valor, Megan.

And I don't, my only, I love exposing it.

And my only, I guess, takeaway from this is these people must really engage in a lot of self-loathing.

I'm no psychiatrist, Megan, but they must really hate themselves.

They must be so embarrassed about where they come from, who they are, who created them.

And it really sets in stark contrast, the president of the United States, who's never apologized for who he was, who's always owned that he was a billionaire, who's always been aspirational, something to look up to and something people want to become, instead of someone who dumbs themselves down or lies about where they come from to try to be more hood.

Yes, that's what she's doing all the time.

And she didn't talk like this before either, where she's like, y'all, I know, my homie.

And I'm like, okay, that didn't exist we ran tape from her before she ran for office she sounded like a normal person but now she's gone full street with the super long nails too and like the lips and the gloss and like the eyelashes she's really laying it on because she wants to be seen as like this down home girl who gets hood

In my mind, I'm thinking, I just got to Austin and I had to beat five people to get here.

I don't know about this.

So y'all don't know what white privilege looks like, but I'm going to show you a little bit of something.

It's a huge responsibility.

You know, the congressional seat is over four times as large as my House seat.

I'm trying to get clarification.

Calm down.

Calm down.

No, no, no, no, because this is what y'all do.

And I was just starting to get into the rhythm of doing constituent services.

They send them to Texas, they send them to Florida, every deplorable state that we can think about.

They usually come in out of y'all's think tank.

There was someone that talked to me and said, in fact, a former ambassador in the Clinton administration.

Please calm down.

Don't tell me to calm down.

Calm down.

Because y'all talk calm down.

And then you get out of control.

He said, Jasmine, what you have to realize is that if you are really going to make change, it's not going to be in the Texas House.

He said, you did a great job playing defense, but you have a chance to play offense.

Someone on this committee then starts talking about somebody's bleach blonde, bad built, butch body.

Meanwhile, you pointed out like her high school looks like a castle, Benny.

It was the, it looks like the most elitist country club I've ever seen.

Oh, it was.

I mean, it,

what we shot there doesn't even do it justice.

It's fine.

It looks like Oxford.

It's an absolute beautiful castle.

Also, she went to Rhodes College.

Rhodes College, nestled in the rolling hills outside of leafy Memphis, Tennessee, costs $74,000 per year, Megan.

I I went to community college and then state school.

And I actually literally worked in fast food in order to pay for that.

And so I just don't understand it.

I don't get why they can't just embrace who they are and where they come from.

Why do they have to code switch?

It seems like a real psychological crisis.

But what I know about the American electorate is that they don't like inauthenticity.

They don't like habitual liars and pathological liars.

And this is going to to be a huge problem for the Democrat Party going forward, the inability to just be authentic with people.

Nobody believed Kamala Harris when she said on Drew Berrymore's show, I know you were going off on Drew Berrymore, on Drew Barrymore's show, I did the fries.

Nobody believes that, right?

And then President Trump comes in in what I would argue is one of the greatest campaign moves of all time and works the fries as a billionaire, rolls up his sleeves, gets salt in his eyes, gets grease on his skin, and hands people happy meals, literally and metaphorically.

And that was just one of the greatest cell phones of all time.

And they're opening themselves up for these kind of attacks, and it's beautiful.

The video's done millions of views.

Anything that ends with day school is nicer than 99.9% of what the rest of us did, which was public high school.

My parents paid taxes.

They had to take me.

Sorry.

There's another clip that we pulled from

your presentation.

You got to watch the Benny show to see the full thing.

Here it is as you take on her district in South Dallas compared to her hometown.

Here's what your average street looks like in South Dallas, where Jasmine Crockett represents.

Best part about Jasmine Crockett's district is free public bathrooms.

And here's what your average street looks like in St.

Louis, in the suburbs where Jasmine Crockett's from.

Here's an elementary school in the heart of Jasmine Crockett's district.

Let's go ahead and check on the environment in which these kids are learning.

You have burned down buildings in every direction.

Nothing's open.

FDJT has been tagged on this building.

Here's the walkway to school

in Crockett's district.

This is what the children have to walk through every single day.

I don't know how many booze bottles there are, how many beer cans, and how much junk.

And here's what a school looks like in St.

Louis.

And here's what stores and shopping centers look like in South Dallas.

And here's what stores and shopping centers look like in St.

Louis.

Get the point?

I love the use of the classical music when you go back to the St.

Louis area.

These are the same people

that have gone off.

These are the same people, Megan, who continue to go off about how they just want you to live your authentic self.

They want you to embrace who you are.

It's all about everybody just being who they want to be, loving who they want to love, embracing what they truly are.

And it's just a lie.

They're just so fraudulent.

They can't even accept where they come from.

And more importantly, when they tell you they're from the struggle, as Jasmine Crockett does, as she code switches to being a hood rat,

what she's actually doing is taking advantage of people who are truly struggling, using them for power so that she can get on MSNBC and then run for president and do absolutely nothing.

I am in Dallas right now.

I'm actually at the airport, about to go catch my flight.

I'm telling you, we've had heartbreaking stories from the people in Jasmine Crockett's district who are truly suffering, who's never seen her.

They don't know who she is.

They've never met her.

She represents them.

It's not a terribly large district.

And she, according to all available reports, has just abandoned them for an MSNBC green room.

And it's, I think it's immoral, actually.

Well, I like what you said about stolen valor.

I totally agree with that because it's like people who did grow up struggling do not need glommers like Crockett and AOC trying to pretend that they understand what it was like to actually worry about whether you're going to be able to put food on the table, which is something AOC claims she understands and she doesn't.

I mean, unless she literally means place the plate on the table because she did have a waitressing job, as did virtually every young woman in her entire life.

But it's true because Look, if you, you've got $35,000 a year to spend on a day school, you do not understand the plight of working class people.

And you should be ashamed of yourself for pretending you do because they have a certain background and certain struggles that you will never understand, especially if you don't stay in your district and gladhand with them to try to understand them.

Benny, according to the New York Post, she's hauled up in her beautiful hotel in D.C.

and insisting that her staff drive her around in a,

what's the nice one?

Not the Chevy Suburban, the nicer one above that.

Escalade, yeah, everywhere because she wants to be Madam Queen.

Escalade, yeah, yeah.

Yep.

well, I mean, it actually makes a lot of sense, her entitlement and her elitism.

When you read that New York Post article, I'm sitting here in Dallas doing this piece.

And when you read that New York Post article, you're like, well, this is actually where the elitism comes from.

Somebody who begins their life with nothing and comes from nothing is going to treat people very nicely.

If they're shining shoes at the airport, if they're serving them a bag of fries and a Big Mac, you're going to treat that person with dignity and respect.

That's what actual servant leadership looks like, rolling up your sleeves and serving the fries yourself.

What elitism and an insane amount of privilege looks like, Megan, is treating people like garbage who work for you and who are beneath you, at least in your imagination.

And I think that Jasmine Kroc is going to find out very, very quickly that there are a lot of people who that's not going to fly with.

She's been exposed.

The New York Post did a great job.

You did a great job, Benny.

We love the show.

Thanks for coming on and safe flights home.

God bless you, Megan.

Thanks.

Wow.

All right.

Don't forget, go watch the full report on the Benny show.

I did want to point out on Crockett, she spoke to Major Garrett, and he's got a podcast on the New York Post piece about her and what a diva she is, how she won't go into the office, how she makes her staff cart her around.

Like, you know, she's in the back of a Bentley renting out the Escalade,

about how she's reportedly screaming at her staff, putting them down all the time.

They say she's mean, she's nasty.

And my staff pointed out to me that there was a profile of her.

It was via the Atlantic in July.

And it actually showed even here she was nasty.

They write during our interview at the Waldorf, she dialed up a staffer in D.C.

in front of me and scolded him for an unclear note on her schedule.

Another time in the car, after an aide brought Crockett a paper bag full of food from a fundraiser, she peered inside, scrunched her nose, and said, this looks like crap.

But here she is with Major Garrett denying the New York Post about her and attributing the blowback she's gotten for being a moron to her skin color.

Are you a no-show boss from hell who terrorizes staffers?

Oh my goodness.

Listen, I know that I have arrived, honey.

That is the way that I see this.

Because as Beyonce says, if they're not talking about you, then obviously you must not be doing anything.

You know what?

This is just more slander, more nonsense, more lies.

And honestly, I don't think that the New York Post would probably be the first ones to be able to figure out if I was a boss from hell.

You and I were joking.

before we got on camera about all of the scrutiny that comes with being not only woman, but being young and being a black woman.

you know, there's a lot of scrutiny that comes my way and it comes my way from all different angles.

But when people start talking about you, that's when you know that you are obviously getting under their skin.

So I am not going to give up.

There is a song that I like to quote every once in a while.

It says, your hate is my motivation.

So keep hating.

All it does is motivate me to continue to do what I do, which is to be loud and proud on behalf of the American people.

We don't hate you.

We don't care enough about you to hate you.

We just see that you're a fool.

You make a fool out of yourself virtually every day.

That's why we talk about you.

We're laughing at you.

We're making a mockery of you.

You're making a mockery of yourself.

It's not hatred.

You really should learn to distinguish between those two different emotions because you're receiving one in droves.

And it's not hatred.

You can act, you know, like you're Beyonce all you want.

You're not.

And just like her, you can play the victim when you're not.

But you're going to have your hands full with people laughing at you because you behave so foolishly.

And the fact that you're a diva bitch behind the scenes is

so much worse.

You're not even beloved by your staff.

Like you alienate everyone.

The people who know you best don't like you.

The people who are just glancing at what you're putting out there publicly don't like you.

So who likes you?

It has nothing to do with your skin color either.

There was a Republican star named Mia Love, who happened to be a black woman who rose

in the halls of power in Congress.

Unfortunately, we lost her last year

to cancer.

But Mia Love didn't attract this kind of negative attention.

So if it were just your skin color, that would have happened to her too.

But it didn't.

Why did it happen to you?

Because you're an idiot.

I'm sorry, but that's why.

Because you act like an utter fool.

You want attention for all the wrong reasons.

That's why, according to your staff, per the New York Post, you sit

on your ass in your hotel room and you expect things to be done for you and brought to you and you want a slave crew instead of hardworking people around you supporting you.

That's never going to work.

It's not going to work for you or anybody else in Congress.

You've been outed.

You can laugh about it, but this won't be the first.

You haven't been in Congress very long.

And if your staff's already turning on you, this will be the first, not the last.

Good luck with that.

It seems to me you've already peaked with your $35,000 a year high school education and your $75,000 a year college education.

And now you want to act like an oppressed victim because of your skin color.

People say negative things about you.

Good luck with that path.

Jasmine.

Back tomorrow with Andrew Cleven.

There's a lot more to discuss.

We'll see you then.

Thanks for listening to the Megan Kelly Show.

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