Left Falsely Blames Right For House Fire, and Data Privacy Issues, with Rich Lowry, Charles C.W. Cooke, Erik Prince, and Joe Weil | Ep. 1166
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We're going to start with a different story. They are Charles C.W. Cook, senior writer for National Review and host of the Charles C.W. Cook podcast, along with Rich Lowry, editor-in-chief of National Review. You can find all of their work by becoming an NR Plus subscriber. And come see Charlie and Rich together with yours truly on the Megyn Kelly live tour. You can find us outside of Atlanta on November 8th. Go buy tickets to that date and all of our 10 stops. And if you come to the Atlanta visit, you might, if you're lucky, get to meet my brother Pete Kelly, who lives down there as well. So all sorts of reasons to go. And you can get your tickets by going to megynkelly.com. Get them before they sell out.
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All right. So I'm very interested in this South Carolina judge story. Not one of the stories that we began with, but I'm sure you guys know what I'm talking about. There's a South Carolina circuit court judge named Diane Goodstein. And this woman, like pretty much every judge in America, has recently ruled on a matter involving some Trump policy. And she ruled against him. It wasn't that big a deal, but she did rule against him. She temporarily blocked the state's election commission from releasing its voter files to the DOJ. The DOJ is looking for voter files because they're trying to comply with Trump's executive order to stop non-citizens from registering to vote. Seems like it would make a lot of sense, right?
You've got to check the voter rolls, and we're already seeing some voter rolls get purged of illegals, which is good. They have no right to vote. No one can even argue opposite. So in any event, she didn't want to turn over the information, and she said, I'm going to temporarily block this. That was later reversed by the South Carolina Supreme Court, the state Supreme Court there. So whatever. To me, that's your... bargain variety, legal dispute. She did rule against Trump, but whatever. Then they said, okay, she's been getting death threats. Now, I'm sorry, but death threats for any judge, sadly, in modern day America, are commonplace. I mean, I was a practicing lawyer for 10 years. I know about this.
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Chapters
8 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–10:55
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What happened in the South Carolina judge's house fire and who first blamed the right?
10:55–30:36
3
How did media figures like Dan Goldman and Neera Tanden respond to the fire allegation?
30:36–40:04
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Why do hosts argue the media shows a double standard on political violence?
40:04–1:03:54
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How could the Supreme Court ruling affect Colorado's therapy 'affirm-only' law?
1:03:54–1:05:49
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What revelations surfaced about Jack Smith subpoenaing Republican senators’ phone records?
1:05:49–1:11:09
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What does Michelle Obama say about fame and how do hosts react?
1:11:09–1:19:05
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How do Unplugged and the UpPhone stop apps, carriers, and governments from tracking your phone?
1:19:05–2:01:35
Speakers
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