Barrett and Roberts Side with Libs at SCOTUS, Woke Wiener Harassed, and "Supergirl" Bombs, with Mike Davis and Stu Burguiere | Ep. 1349

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Hey, everyone, I'm Megyn Kelly. Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show. Happy Monday on a very busy news day. Man, the hits are coming from the US Supreme Court. Stu Burguiere will be with us shortly, but we begin with the breaking news out of the high court in a truly surprising decision. The justices in a 5-4 decision upholding a Mississippi law, already it's weird, because the Trump administration is on the other side of a Mississippi law, which you would already expect that those two things would be aligned. The Trump administration and a Mississippi law, but they weren't. The Republican National Committee actually brought this suit, and then the Trump administration got involved, because it involves the question of, what does election day mean? When can one vote when the law says election day is this particular day? Can they vote for two weeks after, two months after, like in California? Where it seems, as long as you can convince them that your ballot may even have your own handwriting on it, saying, I swear, this is being postmarked on election day. It can be counted for days and weeks thereafter. Or does it have to be the day of? Does that ballot have to be received the day of the election? And the Trump administration and the RNC have lost. And this is big. This is, this is, I'm sorry to say this, but this is a massive gift to Democrats.
I mean, look, what was at issue here was they were postmarked by election day in Mississippi, that's what the law says, and received by state election officials within five business days. But can you ever remember a case in which ballots came in after election day and it helped the Republicans?
Has that ever happened? I can't remember a single instance of that. It always helps the Democrats. Gee, so strange how that works out.
And it's one of those things where Republicans can't prove it, but they smell a rat, like in California and the mayoral race.
And the Democrats, I think, have gotten very clever about manipulating this system in a way that magically tips the balance their way.
Where like Nithya Raman, who was in last position out there in that mayoral race, suddenly surged to first in jurisdictions that she had been trailing, she was down in single digits and now suddenly wins them thanks to that mail-in vote. Guess her voters were just awfully silent about their love and support for her prior to the election day. Or could it have been shenanigans by these paid Democrat operatives exploiting the homeless and others to make sure that ballots came in late? And out there the rules are so loose on post marks and so on, literally they're saying if you just write the date on the envelope and you write, you know, Tuesday, November, whatever, or whatever the election day was out there, it's accepted.
Here's what happened in this case. Justice Amy Coney Barrett, a Trump appointee, she's supposed to be one of ours. Why are they always so wiggly? Honestly, like the libs, you can take it to the bank. Kagan, Sotomayor, Katanji Brown Jackson. I have to admire their commitment to their side. They never abandon their side. Only in the most obvious cases where like they, I mean, they just get killed if they didn't in terms of the blowback, the rhetorical blowback, but they stick together. Amy Coney Barrett is a turncoat. She's constantly siding with the left. John Roberts, obviously, and he is pursuing the wrong agenda as Chief Justice. He's an institutionalist meant to protect the Supreme Court. That's not your job. That's not your job in the actual decision making. And I can see in protecting the Supreme Court's reputation, standing up for justices who are under attack, you know, threatened physically, but you change your vote for that. I don't know that that's what he did here, but it's definitely what he did in upholding Obamacare. So those two, you know, we're supposed to have six, three conservatives to libs. And today, we only had four conservatives, and that's how we lost, because Roberts and Barrett jumped over to the liberal side, and Barrett even wrote the court's majority opinion.