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🗓️ 15 August 2025
⏱️ 52 minutes
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0:00.0 | Welcome to the Megan Kelly Show, live on Sirius XM Channel 111 every weekday at noon east. |
0:12.1 | Hey, everyone, I'm Megan Kelly. Welcome to the Megan Kelly show. When I woke up Wednesday morning and checked my podcast feed, I saw the New York Times's The Daily podcast, which I |
0:23.0 | often listened to, and they had finally gotten around to covering all of the Russiagate revelations |
0:29.9 | that we've been doing on this show for weeks. Host Michael Barbaro brought on the New York |
0:35.9 | Times investigative reporter Michael Schmidt. |
0:38.9 | I thought this is going to be really interesting because he is the reporter that we've learned |
0:45.2 | James Comey used for leaks through his Columbia law professor friend. |
0:51.0 | Comey used his Columbia law professor friends to leak to Michael Schmidt. And I |
0:56.2 | remembered that Schmidt won a Pulitzer Prize for his Russiagate reporting. So I thought, okay, |
1:00.5 | they've got a few things to acknowledge up front. And then let's hear what he has to say about all |
1:05.4 | this stuff. Of course, shockingly, the Times did not acknowledge any of that in its episode, none of it, that he is |
1:15.6 | personally involved in the controversy, that he is part of it because the media, acting like |
1:20.7 | lap dogs, taking what we now know was flimsy at best and, let's face it, false intelligence, and slapping it on the pages of their |
1:30.3 | magazines and newspapers without checking in an effort to smear Donald Trump is one of the biggest |
1:35.9 | media scandals of all time. And I would think if you're running the Times and the daily, |
1:41.8 | Schmidt is probably realistically the last person. You would want to |
1:45.2 | platform as the expert on this, given the fact that he's personally coming under fire daily |
1:51.0 | on the podcasts and the websites that are actually bothering to cover this new scandal. But no, |
1:58.4 | they platformed him like he was truly a trustworthy, the trustworthy one might |
2:03.2 | say, expert on Wednesday, and once again misled their audience about everything on this scandal. |
2:13.3 | Here he is on a different broadcast. This is over on MSNBC, and he decided the podcast was just so good |
2:22.2 | he needed to go on MSNBC to promote it, and he chose to do that on the show of his wife, |
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