MINNEAPOLIS — It just wouldn’t be Christmas without a story of hope and forgiveness. We can thank former Fox News figure Megyn Kelly, now an NBC News personality, for this one. The day after Christmas Kelly brought together for her feel-good show a wrongfully imprisoned man and the cop who framed him.
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Coreyography, American Pravda and a royalty pain in the butt + this day in history w/Armenian assassination and our song of the day by Too $hort on your Morning Monarchy for October 27, 2017.
Alex Jones has made good on his threat to release a recording of the entire, unedited interview he conducted with Megyn Kelly. The tape also includes pre-interviewer segments.
Jones has been fuming over NBC editing the interview Kelly conducted which according to Jones, makes him look like he has advocated causes he has never advocated for while taking other remarks totally out of context.
Last year, former Fox News host and current NBC presenter Megyn Kelly became the darling of the anti-Trump movement in the United States.
After badgering Trump during a Republican primary debate which she co-moderated, she became the darling of the anti-Trump liberal mainstream media in the United States. This eventually led her to being fired from the pro-Republican Fox News. She then landed a job at the broadly liberal NBC news.
NBC’s Megyn Kelly interviews Russian President Vladimir Putin on June 2, 2017. (Photo: NBC )
For the last quarter century or more, Western foreign policy has claimed to be guided by the promotion of “democratic values,” among which none shines brighter than freedom of speech and the related freedom of the press. European Union institutions have repeatedly been quick to denounce authoritarian regimes in the greater European area for arrests or murders of journalists and for the shutting down of media outlets that crossed some government red line.
By Gilbert Doctorow | Consortium News | June 12, 2107 For the last quarter century or more, Western foreign policy has claimed to be guided by promotion of “democratic values,” among which none shines brighter than freedom of speech and the related freedom of the press. European Union institutions have repeatedly been quick to denounce […]
By Ray McGovern | Consortium News | June 12, 2017 NBC’s Megyn Kelly wielded one of Official Washington’s most beloved groupthinks to smack Russian President Vladimir Putin over his denials that he and his government were responsible for hacking Democratic emails and interfering with the U.S. presidential election. In her June 2 interview with Putin, […]
A new “press freedom” paradigm has taken hold in the Western world, imposing establishment narratives as “truth” and dismissing contrarian analyses as “fake news,” a break from the Enlightenment’s “marketplace of ideas,” says Gilbert Doctorow. By Gilbert Doctorow For the…Read more →
Exclusive: To prove their chops, mainstream media stars can’t wait to go head-to-head with a demonized foreign leader, like Vladimir Putin, and let him have it, even if their “facts” are wrong, as Megyn Kelly showed and Ray McGovern explains.…Read more →
