Megyn Kelly Makes the Reluctant Case For Cuomo, and Winsome Earle-Sears on the Racism and Misogyny of the Left | Ep. 1178

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Megyn Kelly 0:00
Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show, live on Sirius XM Channel 111 every weekday at noon east.
Megyn Kelly 0:12
Hey everyone, I'm Megyn Kelly. Welcome to the Megyn Kelly Show and happy Thursday. Later today, we have Virginia Lieutenant Governor Winsome Earl Sears. She is in a very tight race to become the next governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia. Just 12 days to go until Election Day and she has got the entire Democratic Party plus the media against her. As a reminder, tonight we start the Megyn Kelly live tour down in Texas. Sugar Land tonight with Donald Trump Jr. and Jesse Kelly. Tomorrow we'll be in San Antonio with Glenn Greenwald and Emily Jashinsky. And on Saturday, Fort Worth with Glenn Beck, Mark Halperin and Link Lauren. Go and get your tickets now. right now at megankelly.com. We're going to be doing some Q&A at these events.
Megyn Kelly 1:00
So I look forward to the chance to interact with all of you one-on-one personally and hear what's on your mind and then hopefully put on a great show for you while we interview some of your favorites. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Plus, they'll send you free silver honoring our veterans on qualifying purchases. And if you are current or former military, Birch Gold has a special offer just for you. They are waiving custodial fees for the first year on investments of any amount. With an A-plus rating from the Better Business Bureau and tens of thousands of happy customers, consider diversifying your savings into gold. Text AMK to the number 989898 for a free info kit and to claim your eligibility for free silver with qualifying purchase before the end of the month.
Megyn Kelly 2:04
Again, text MK to the number 989898. Message and data rates may apply. I'm going to start with a few stories in the news on my own and just talk about what's going on. I don't know if you watch, you probably didn't watch the New York City mayoral race last night. The debate, it was the last debate between these three guys. And I'm sorry, but it's poor New York, poor New York. We're about to elect a guy who looks like a radical Muslim socialist as the mayor of the greatest city in the world. And this guy, this question of this imam who we talked about yesterday didn't even come up. It wasn't even a thing. Like, no one's making a thing out of that on the debate stage. So he actually, like, actually physically embraced this imam who testified for the defense at the trial of the blind Sheikh in 1993 after the first bombing of the World Trade Center.
Megyn Kelly 3:04
Literally was a defense witness. And... Zoran Mamdani's got his arms around him, smiling in a photo, calls him just recently a pillar of the New York community. And no one seems to think this is important. Now, Andrew Cuomo did bring up this other person. He was photographed when he went to Uganda for his wedding at his palace. He wants to pretend he's working class. He's not working class. Look, here he is standing with this woman. Her name is Rebecca Cadaga. And Andrew Cuomo laid into him for this, which was a fine attack. I don't know why we didn't hear about the imam. But here's what Cuomo said about this woman.
Andrew Cuomo 3:44
Take a picture with Rebecca Kodaga, deputy prime minister of Uganda. You take a picture with your father. You're smiling. He's smiling. She's known as Rebecca Gay Killer Kodaga. Questions. You're a citizen of Uganda. You took the picture. You said you didn't know who she was. It turns out you did. How do you not renounce your citizenship or demand BDS against Uganda for imprisoning people who are gay just by their sexual orientation? Isn't that a basic violation of human rights? I think you get the question.
Zohran Mamdani 4:28
My politics is consistent, and my politics is built on a belief in human rights for all people. And that extends to queer and trans New Yorkers, and it extends to queer and trans Ugandans. And had I known that the first deputy minister was the architect of that legislation, I would not have taken that photo.
Megyn Kelly 4:49
OK, so he's from Uganda. The guy's a citizen of Uganda, and he doesn't know that this woman who is at the top of the leadership structure in Uganda is so far anti LGBTQ rights that she looks like she's basically like a David Duke type.

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