Could Biden Be Replaced, Trans Sports Receipts, and Cuomo's COVID Lies, with Emily Jashinsky and Matt Welch | Ep. 636

The Megyn Kelly Show

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🗓️ 27 September 2023

⏱️ 95 minutes

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Megyn Kelly is joined by Emily Jashinsky, The Federalist culture editor, and Matt Welch, co-host of The Fifth Column, to discuss whether the GOP debate without Trump actually matters, who might see a bump after they take the stage, Trump's dominance in Iowa and New Hampshire polls, some details in the polls that give hope to the other candidates, if Trump going to prison could affect his poll numbers, Democrats wanting to replace President Biden, Biden’s decline and new reporting about his team being terrified he may fall, Biden calling minorities “boy” and if this could affect his support from certain groups, the visible decline in Biden’s appearance and health, Andrew Cuomo lying about his mandatory COVID lockdowns, business closures and mask mandates, now claiming it was all voluntary, the media allowing Cuomo to get away with his COVID lies, how COVID revisionism is bipartisan with Trump trying to change the record too, the absurd story about The Washington Post creating the “Democracy Dies in Darkness” slogan, the media getting aggressively worse in the Trump Era when it comes to reporting the truth, Queer Eye star Jonathan Van Ness crying about "trans misogyny" in an interview with Dax Shepard, the truth about trans athletes in women's sports, and more. Jashinsky: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/federalist-radio-hour/id983782306 Welch: https://wethefifth.substack.com

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Megan Kelly show live on Sirius XM channel 111 every week day at
0:05.4	New East.
0:07.0	Hey everyone on Megan Kelly welcome to the Megan Kelly show it is GOP debate day in
0:17.3	America except the guy who is 30 to 40 points up won't be there so what will
0:23.6	happen tonight and will any of it matter we'll see in just a few hours as the
0:29.5	second Republican presidential debate gets underway this evening at Reagan National
0:34.8	Library in California.
0:36.6	In the meantime we have a lot to get to including President Biden spending like two minutes
0:42.0	at least on the UAW picket line before jetting off to a fundraiser.
0:47.0	Of course many on the left reacting like the second coming happened last night plus
0:51.8	his dog biting the 11th person yet another secret service agent gets bitten by commander
0:59.0	and Joe Biden doesn't seem to give two dams about what's happening to these secret service
1:04.1	agents are on it's ridiculous today to great tastes that tastes great together.
1:10.2	Is that like a coffee say I'm not sure what is that peanut butter jelly a fifth column
1:14.8	co-host plus an E.J. joining us now Matt Welsh of the fifth column podcast and editor
1:19.9	at large for reason and Emily Gisinski culture editor at the Federalist and hosted the Federalist
1:25.8	Radio Hour Matt Emily great to have you here how you doing doing great I have to say
1:30.4	Megan who's the peanut butter and who's the jelly Matt's the peanut butter thank you Millennials
1:37.4	can't eat peanut butter we have peanut allergies okay so do we care about tonight like I am
1:46.3	mildly interested I'm going to say I'll probably watch some of that I'll definitely
1:49.4	watch the highlights but it does feel a little like you know the miscongeniality contest
1:54.6	at this point am I am I wrong Emily no not at all I mean again what is going to change substantially
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