Megyn Kelly's Humiliating CRASH OUT Over Haitian Immigrants!
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So now here's the bad Megan.
Now there's a good Megan Kelly and there's a bad Megan Kelly. And it's just shocking to me how simple she can be sometimes. And this is such a simple, simpleton. Not simple, simpleton. With barely a brain cell working. So, Megyn Kelly, this is from her own Twitter account. Megyn Kelly sends a message to Haitians who lost their TPS. So, the Supreme Court ruled that the Haitians that the Biden administration bought to Ohio to go work at their factories, they lost their TPS, which is temporary protected status, meaning they don't have asylum. They have asylum, but they can come here temporarily. And now the Supreme Court took it away and now they have to leave. So here's what she says. She says, go home, get out.
Oh, well, I'll play it for you.
And look, this has been going on for over a dozen years. Go home. Get out. We know.
She says that to homeless people, too, by the way, just in case you don't know. She says that to American Indians and she says that to homeless people. Go home. Why don't you go back where you came from? Go back where you came from, you stupid Cherokee.
And look, this has been going on for over a dozen years. Go home.
What did Megyn Kelly say about Haitian TPS recipients and why did it spark outrage?
Get out. We know our country's better than yours. That's because we filled it with our work ethic and our culture and our values. You being here only dilutes it for us, those who built it and live it. And half of you people, more than half, you won't assimilate. We don't want you. We don't care if you're offended. Get out. Go home. Go back to fucking Haiti. Sorry. I'm just I'm thinking about our friends in Ohio.
Yeah. So she she wants the Haitians to go back to effing Haiti. She's intuitively drawn to Haiti because it has the word hate in it. She thinks, yeah, yeah, we know our country's better than yours because your country hasn't been economically strangling our country for years.
It's a little weird that you would be so up on how bad the Clintons are, Megyn Kelly, and not know that you were trafficking children out of Haiti and what was done to it. I would think it'd be a good opportunity to trash the other side at least, right?
So this is the classic, I don't understand the problem, but I'm angry at the symptom. The problem is, well, I'm going to tell you what the problem is in a second. Let me finish your stupid rant. I've been dealing with these TPS Haitians for years now who are drunk, driving all over their towns and killing people.
This is the whole cats and dogs thing. Like they don't want to live like Americans live. And this was supposed to be a temporary thing.
It was supposed to be temporary help. And it's turned into another backdoor way of allowing someone permanent residency here. And they take advantage of all of our public services.
So I just want to play it one more time. There's so many things wrong with what she's saying, and this is not me being pro-Haitian immigrant. I think that what has happened is the establishment of WF globalist billionaires created a hell on earth in Haiti. And then wanted them to come here so they could undercut the work working salary of people in America. So, yeah, I'm not I'm not for that. That's not what this is. This is don't be angry at a person who's in a more desperate situation.
How does the Supreme Court TPS decision affect Haitian immigrants in Ohio?
And they're in that desperate situation because of what our country did to them. Don't be angry at that person. Be angry at the person, the people creating this situation that you find unbearable. If you're angry at someone lower on the economic ladder than you, you're being manipulated about someone higher on the economic ladder than you. The problem isn't that there's desperate people coming to America for jobs. The problem is how they got that way. And I'm going to tell you. So let me just play it real quick.
And look, this has been going on for over a dozen years.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:03–2:02
2
What did Megyn Kelly say about Haitian TPS recipients and why did it spark outrage?
2:02–4:13
3
How does the Supreme Court TPS decision affect Haitian immigrants in Ohio?
4:13–15:10
4
Why does Jimmy argue U.S. policy and corporate interests created Haiti's migrant crisis?
15:10–32:38
5
What historical U.S. interventions and economic policies harmed Haiti’s development?
32:38–58:24