Shocking Busfield Allegations, Oprah's Obesity Spin, and Kohberger and Sinema Lawsuits, with Maureen Callahan | Ep. 1232
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What updates are there on the Brian Kohberger and Timothy Busfield cases?
Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show, live on Sirius XM Channel 111 every weekday at noon east.
Hey, everyone. I'm Megyn Kelly. Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show, and happy Friday. We have got updates on the Brian Kohlberger case and the Timothy Busfield case. Plus, Oprah and Kamala Harris are both on the road. We'll get to what they're saying. But first, people continue freaking out about the Trump administration's ICE operation in Minneapolis. We've got more videos of leftists melting down. And if you believed everything on NPR, maybe you would, too. You would also be in the midst of a midlife crisis meltdown. Listen to this report from NPR's Up First this morning. As you know, I listen so you don't have to. And I should note the observers filming and making noise. Those peaceful acts of resistance, even though they're chaotic, are protected by the Constitution.
But ICE has responded to some confrontations over the last week with a lot of aggression. Over the last five days, NPR reporters, myself included, we've seen ICE officers using tear gas, flashbangs, and pepper balls to disperse crowds. But the community here, you know, it's responding in quieter ways, too. Well, say more about that, if you would. How so? Yeah, so if you drive around the Twin Cities, you'll see parents and other community members standing guard outside of schools and daycares with whistles around their necks. Residents are collecting food donations and giving rides to people who are afraid to leave the house. And people are afraid to leave their homes. And these fears, being afraid to leave the house, they're not unfounded.
NPR reporters have witnessed immigration officers stopping and even detaining people of color seemingly at random on the street.
How is the community responding to ICE operations?
Oh, seemingly. What did you do to satisfy yourself, NPR, that it was just at random? And by the way, most of the illegals are indeed people of color. OK, sorry. They're all coming from Venezuela, which means they're brown. It's not a racist thing. It's a country thing, a nationality thing. They don't stop just any brown person. They stop the people who are on a list that they have figured out got in, most of them under Joe Biden's presidency. who are here illegally, like the three Venezuelans who attacked the ICE officer two days ago. Like, the ICE, you know, they appear to be stopping people of color at random. Meanwhile, just for good measure, here they are proving their, like, their bona fides over at NPR of, like, actual Latina and Latino knowledge.
Here is the guy, A. Martinez, who wants you to know he totally understands how to pronounce the Latin words the right way. Here he is. Listen, Sot 3.
Venezuela's leading opposition figure came to Washington, D.C. to meet with President Trump for the first time and presented him with her Nobel Peace Prize. Maria Corina Machado is making a push to remain part of Venezuela's future after the U.S. military operation that led to the seizure of deposed leader Nicolás Maduro. Trump has sidelined Machado and is backing Venezuela's acting president, who at the same time yesterday was in Caracas giving a defiant and at times compliant speech before lawmakers.
Caracas. Okay, we get it, eh, Martinez? You know, we get it, okay? I'm Megyn Kelly, but when we do stories about Ireland, I'm not like, ooh, lasses, time to get out of the bar. I don't know if that was an Irish accent or not. It's just absurd. All of this is absurd. OK, no mention in the NPR report of the ICE officer ambushed Wednesday night or of the crimes committed by the illegal immigrants. ICE is lawfully targeting nothing about the violent protesters who literally ransacked a federal vehicle, including its weapons locker, grabbing. the rifle, putting the emails and the address information for ICE officers out into the public. I didn't hear anything about getting beaten with a shovel and a broom handle to where the ICE officers in the hospital, nothing.
It's just, they're just standing guard with their whistles. They're so sweet. And also here is news from Caracas.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What updates are there on the Brian Kohberger and Timothy Busfield cases?
0:00–1:46
2
How is the community responding to ICE operations?
1:46–6:26
3
What are the implications of the recent ICE confrontations?
6:26–13:49
4
How do personal narratives influence public perception of ICE?
13:49–1:08:23
5
What are the latest allegations against Oprah regarding her weight loss journey?
1:08:23–1:08:53
6
What shocking details emerge about the Bryan Kohberger lawsuit?
1:08:53–1:10:48
7
How does the IVF mix-up impact the families involved?
1:10:48–1:11:15
8
What ethical questions are raised about surrogacy and parenthood?
1:11:15–2:21:01
Speakers
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