Media Irrelevance, Fauci's Retirement, and the Trump Raid, with Jared Kushner, Bryan Dean Wright, and Mike Davis | Ep. 378

The Megyn Kelly Show

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🗓️ 23 August 2022

⏱️ 96 minutes

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Megyn Kelly is joined by Jared Kushner, author of "Breaking History," to talk about the media obsession and hatred of his father-in-law President Trump, out-of-touch elites, media irrelevance, how COVID was used to hurt Trump's 2020 campaign, Dr. Fauci's retirement and politicalization of science, whether Trump runs in 2024, the hypocrisy in DC, fighting with Bannon, responding to the latest media nonsense on the Mar-a-Lago raid and his book, the process of writing a book about his time in the White House, and more. Then, Bryan Dean Wright, host of the "President's Daily Brief" podcast, joins to talk about the real story behind the "classified" documents taken in the Trump raid, what may happen with the affidavit ruling coming up, Merrick Garland politicizing the DOJ, whether the FBI needs to be disbanded, and more. And then Mike Davis, founder of the Article III Project, joins to discuss the legal path ahead for President Trump after the FBI raid, the misreporting about the legality of "classified" documents, the behavior of the national archivist, and more.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Megan Kelly show, your home for Open, Honest, and Provocative Conversations.
0:12.0	Hey everyone on Megan Kelly, welcome to the Megan Kelly show. There are a lot of new headlines
0:16.3	today involving the FBI search at Mar-a-Lago, the main one being new details on what was reportedly
0:21.2	found in the boxes. Also, I want to tell you, I recently read one of the smartest takes yet on
0:26.4	what is likely to happen as a result of this whole thing by a lawyer who has served as legal
0:30.8	counsel in all three branches of government. He knows what he's talking about. He's coming up
0:35.7	later and he's going to walk us through all the latest and tell us what is likely to happen in
0:40.8	this case as we await the magistrate judge judge's ruling on what exactly is going to be revealed
0:46.9	to us all and what is not as a legal fight plays out between the Department of Justice and Trump's
0:52.2	lawyers on what we're entitled to know when it comes to what was in that supporting affidavit
0:57.5	behind the warrant that was issued. But first, outside of President Trump, few were villainized by
1:04.0	the press more than his son-in-law Jared Kushner. Jared was a White House senior advisor to his
1:11.1	father-in-law. He's also of course, as I say, married to the president's daughter Ivanka Trump.
1:16.3	And he is out with a new book today titled Breaking History, a White House memoir. I get that. I
1:22.8	get it, right? It's not making history. It's breaking history is associated with Trump and
1:27.8	he broke a lot of things that needed to be broken during his four years in the White House.
1:32.0	In the book, Jared talks about his time at the White House and tells a story. I've never heard
1:35.8	before about Trump and Hillary Clinton after the 2016 election. He also gets personal talking
1:43.1	about how he met Ivanka, what it's like to raise a family under constant fire, how hard it was
1:49.8	on him when his dad went to prison for a couple of years. Nothing is left untouched. And Jared Kushner
1:59.1	joins me now. Jared, it's so nice to have you on. It's great to meet you. Thank you. It's a
2:07.2	honor to be with you. You really do talk about a lot of personal things, which is surprising because
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