Megyn Kelly Tells Protestors “Get Hot and Get Effed”
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From Corolla One Studios in Glendale, California, this is The Adam Corolla Show. Adam's guest today, Megyn Kelly. Plus the news with Rudy Povich. And now, Adam Corolla. Yeah, get it on. Got to get it on. No choice but to get on. Mandate you get it on. Excited to talk to my friend Megyn Kelly, who I just enjoy so much. Good to see you, my dear.
Hi, it's great to be with you.
Yeah, you know, I appreciate you because I think I've earned that position. I realized growing up that I wasn't appreciated at all by my family or my friends because they weren't really smart enough to appreciate me. You know, it was just like a dog tearing into a box of cookies. Like they didn't know if the cookies were good or bad. They were just, you know, just do it. But I think I appreciate you more because I do what I do and I have the intellect that I have. I don't want to sound pompous, but I like I listen to you and I go, she's really good.
Oh, I love that. That's the nicest compliment. Well, I feel like we have a good chemistry and we always have, Adam, because we're similar in that way. We both have modest backgrounds. We both got to where we are just by hard work, not by knowing anybody, not by having any connections, but just like being consumers and students of people and of life. And that's why I love your insights, because you don't, and this is to your credit, you don't dress them up with too much rhetorical flourish that makes them hard to understand, much in the way Trump is, right? Like you communicate straight and you say exactly what you mean and you happen to say it very cleverly. And I think I'm not as clever as you are, but I also communicate straight and say exactly what I mean.
And so, you know, game recognizes game. Well, you do, you know, back to the Trump thing. analogy or comparison, you and Trump are both sort of unwitting standup comedians and that Trump is not a classic standup comedian. And in order to be a standup comedian, you do need 10,000 hours of repetitions and jokes and stuff like that. So, but he sort of takes the mic, gets in front of the crowd and sort of de facto becomes a comedic presence. And you You do that. I learned doing the show with you, your live show outside of Atlanta, that when you get up on stage and you're handed the mic, you go into a little of that, all right, it's time to steer a little toward the comedy because I have this live audience in front of me.
You definitely feel like that was the first time I'd ever really done a live tour or done a ton of speaking in front of thousands of people where you can see them. You know, obviously I speak to people every day, but I don't see them. And I do.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–27:32
2
How does Adam Carolla describe his live podcasting experience?
27:32–49:22
3
What insights does Megyn Kelly share about her upbringing?
49:22–57:19
4
What are the consequences of Michael Richards' actions?
57:19–57:48
5
How do societal perceptions shape the punishment for public figures?
57:48–58:13
6
What impact does the decriminalization of prostitution have on communities?
58:13–58:38
7
How does the discussion about crime reflect on local governance?
58:38–1:44:10
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