Mamdani vs. Cuomo, Michelle Obama's New Whining, and Bombshell UFO Reporting, with Victor Davis Hanson | Ep 1174
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What is discussed at the start of this section?
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Hey, everyone, I'm Megyn Kelly. Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show. The one and only Virginia attorney general debate was last night where Democrat Jay Jones was confronted about his texts fantasizing about killing Republicans and their children. in which he doubled and then tripled down on that sentiment in his exchange with a Republican lawmaker in Virginia. That, however, was not last night's only debate. Last night in New York City, the mayoral candidates squared off where Muslim socialist Zoran Mamdani criticized Andrew Cuomo for not visiting a mosque. What in the actual F? Since when do American politicians have to go visit a mosque in order to be considered viable candidates for office in New York, by the way?
OK, 24 years after 9-11, it's it's at that you have to go visit a mosque to be met. No, you don't. And Andrew Cuomo, grow a pair. Why don't you look over at him and say, I don't have to go visit a mosque. All right. I live in America. It's a Christian nation. I'm fine with Muslims, but I certainly don't need to go and listen to Allahu Akbar while people are on their knees five times a day in order to run this city. Zoran. It's like everybody was ridiculous last night. Curtis Lewa was the only one who you could possibly see doing this job. He was totally likable. But of course, he has no chance because it's New York. And they while they used to sometimes elect more moderate Republicans like Giuliani and Bloomberg was at first and went independent.
Now they wouldn't. Now they just won't. They're intent on self-destruction. So this guy, Zoran Mamdani, is going to win. And then I guess we're all going to have to visit mosques if he has his vision. Plus, President Trump critic John Bolton is now facing decades in prison for allegedly mishandling classified information. He denies he did it. Well, no, he actually technically doesn't deny it. I mean, if you listen to our AM update this morning, which you should, We laid out his denial, and it is a classic example in deception, in my opinion. And you know that I've taken the Phil Houston class repeatedly. He's the human lie detector, CIA deception detection architect, 25 years there, unearthing double agents and cross-examining bad guys and terrorists.
Gitmo and beyond. And Phil Houston, I mean, I can't wait to show this statement to him of John Bolton's denial, quote-unquote denial.
What were the key points of the New York mayoral debate?
There's no denial in it. He does not deny that he printed out, kept, and transmitted classified information, which is what he's accused of. He says his behavior was lawful. He gets into talking about his character. Hello, that is a red flag. We've talked about this. If you say to me, Megan— Did you rob the bank this morning? I don't say, I'm a good person. My parents would never raise a bank robber. It would be wrong to rob a bank. I say, no, I didn't rob the bank. Period. Listen for this one simple thing because it's such an easy method of detecting, potentially, deception. The true Phil Houston way is there have to be at least two of these signs of deception within the first five seconds of the question being asked.
That's generally how it goes. But you can apply it to a written statement so the timing thing is flexible. And you would look for multiple signs of deception, which there were, which there were in his statement. The other thing he does is he goes on the attack against Trump. That's another sign of a liar. This is my opinion. He may be telling the truth. I don't think so. But again, back to my bank example, I wouldn't then say, and you're a bad person for raising this. You're constantly accusing others. And you used to beat people up when we knew each other back in middle school. So you're nasty. You're in no position to cast aspersions at me. What is... I wouldn't say that. I'd say I didn't rob a bank. No.
I didn't do it. I might say... Go look at my phone records. It'll show you exactly where I was. Something like that resorts to proof, something that would uphold truth.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–2:41
2
What were the key points of the New York mayoral debate?
2:41–7:31
3
What allegations are made against Letitia James?
7:31–33:28
4
How does Andrew Cuomo respond to criticisms during the debate?
33:28–1:10:37
5
What criticisms does Victor Davis Hanson have about Michelle Obama's comments?
1:10:37–1:11:56
6
How does the discussion shift to Andrew Cuomo and Zohran Mamdani's debate?
1:11:56–1:12:39
7
What are the implications of the UFO documentary revealed in the episode?
1:12:39–1:13:47
8
How does Hanson relate personal experiences to broader societal issues?
1:13:47–2:19:37
Speakers
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