In a dynamic interview on "The Joe Pags Show," Megyn Kelly, journalist and host of The Megyn Kelly Show on Sirius XM Triumph, offered her take on a range of topics, from the upcoming political debates to Hollywood controversies.
Kelly started by discussing the portrayal of her in the movie Bombshell, which was based on her book Settle for More. She criticized Charlize Theron for taking on the role without ever consulting her. She expressed her disappointment over how Theron handled the press tour, choosing not to take the high road. Kelly also addressed Glenn Close’s recent criticism of JD Vance, questioning the motive behind it.
Despite the controversies, Kelly praised the movie for its overall accuracy, while acknowledging some fictional elements. Shifting to JD Vance, she highlighted how Vance often praises strong women, a trait she attributes to the influence of his female role models.
The conversation then turned to Kelly's rising podcast, which Pags noted is now #10 in America—a significant achievement. Kelly credited her success to her dedicated team of six producers and the support from Sirius XM, especially during the pandemic when she started her podcast amid the chaos of COVID-19 lockdowns.
Discussing the political landscape, Kelly agreed with Pags that Tim Walz is a radical leftist, even more so than Gavin Newsom. She criticized the "Minnesota nice" mentality, arguing that telling the truth isn't mean.
On Kamala Harris, Kelly didn't hold back, labeling her a Marxist and accusing the Democratic Party of being taken over by radicals. She also questioned why Kamala isn’t doing interviews, suggesting that the left likely prefers it that way. Kelly expressed skepticism about Trump’s current campaign strategy, advising that he needs to rethink his rallies and focus on sharp, memorable sound bites to regain control of the news cycle.
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