Truth About SCOTUS and Trump, EPA Fraud Uncovered, and Tariff Drama, with Lee Zeldin, Tom Bevan, and Carl Cannon | Ep. 1045
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What are the Supreme Court's recent decisions affecting Trump?
Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show, live on Sirius XM Channel 111 every weekday at noon east. Megan Kelly. Welcome to The Megan Kelly Show. President Trump's tariffs are now in effect and the media is seizing the moment to fan the flames of doom and gloom. This is Trump says countries are calling him up and, quote, kissing his ass, trying to make a deal. Also, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem finds another chance for a bizarre photo op. She's very obsessed with having her flowing locks appear out of her little baseball caps as she tries to appear like a tough guy. holding a gun in a way that's inappropriate and potentially dangerous. I'm over it. I'm really over it. Could you just please be the DHS secretary and stand by Trump's agenda and stop trying to make it about you and your weird glam shots? Later in the show, we're going to be joined for the first time by Lee Zeldin. I'm actually really looking forward to this. He's administrator of the EPA, the Environmental Protection Agency. They're doing a lot right now, man. They're embattled
You know, the left, that's one of their pet causes. And Lee Zeldin is like, he's a tough mofo. He's like, bring it. So it's going to be fun to talk to him. But we're going to start in a minute with the RealClearPolitics crew. I'll bring them on in one sec, but I'm going to start with a legal update for you. Because one of the cases that we've been discussing at length here on this program is this case involving the Venezuelan gangs and Trump's effort to deport them using the Alien Enemies Act. And we didn't get to this yesterday because we did Maha with Dr. Mark Hyman. Well worth your time if you haven't seen that episode. But I really wanted to talk about what happened at the Supreme Court.
So Trump won. He's allowed to resume the deportations of these suspected gang members. There is a silver lining of sorts for his opponents. They will be getting more due process than they had been. Um, but make no mistake about it. Trump won this battle and it was for really important reasons. And while I've watched the media coverage over the past two days, I've seen what I think are in some cases dishonest declarations of victory by the left. And in other cases, just probably misinformed. Declarations of victory by the left. I think Trump got virtually everything he wanted. I mean, really, he got everything he wanted in this Supreme Court ruling. The one point on which the Trump administration, quote, lost or like didn't I don't know, didn't get a sweeping declaration allowing them to proceed unbridled was on a point they had already conceded. in their appellate briefs. And it was whether these detainees have the right to any due process at all.
And the Trump administration's briefs, the DOJ in their briefs had admitted, yes, they do get some due process, but it's about as minimal as one can demand under the law. It's not the full due process you or I would get. Let's say, God forbid, we got arrested and had to defend ourselves in criminal court. It is something much closer to what we give your average suspected illegal before we kick them out of the United States. You can file what's known as a habeas petition and go to immigration court. You don't have the right to counsel. You don't have really any of the rights that you would have as we understand that term due process in our criminal courts. So it is not the level of protection that the detainees, the alleged gang members, lawyers, the ACLU wanted. Nowhere near. It is the level that the Trump administration had said, at best, this is what they get. But it's also true, it is a level above what was actually afforded, we believe, to most of these immigrants in this case.
I actually remain a little confused on that, to be honest with you, because... We deported a bunch of people who we said are gang members, Tom Holman, even yesterday saying, let me assure you, ICE has investigated all the people who are on these flights and is without doubt that they are Trenda Aragua gang members from Venezuela, like period. They're not waffling.
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