Megyn Kelly

Then there's Jim Acosta, who had on his show historian Heather Cox Richardson, who's extremely popular with leftists, who said the following, quote, It's not really a stretch to say that the same impulse that created the UFC fight on the White House lawn is the impulse that really pushed lynching in the late 19th century.

Wait, we have that on camera.

Let's watch that together.

In the Gilded Age, you did not have this open display of denigration of American symbols and American values.

I love Acosta's reaction.

Make it make sense.

Oh, yeah.

So wise.

We talked about this the other day in our podcast.

I wouldn't do it.

I think it's a little gauche.

I would just do Easter egg rolls and Christmas decorations and signing ceremonies.

But we passed that a long time ago.

They light up the White House for different colors, for different events, etc.,

And the imagery around this thing is just extraordinary.

The ones you showed, they're so well done, right?

They're so patriotic.

And this is a mainstream American sport that's extremely popular, overtook prize fighting a long time ago.

And it wasn't just Jeff Bezos there.

I know Zuckerberg was there, but it wasn't billionaires.