Dr. Fauci's SHOCKING Diary Revelations, Trump's WHCD Jabs, and DSA Madness, with Victor Davis Hanson | Ep. 1368

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Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show, live on SiriusXM Channel 111 every weekday at noon East.
Hey, everyone, I'm Megyn Kelly. Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show and happy Monday. We have lots of news to get to today. Thanks to Senator Rand Paul, we now have Anthony Fauci's diary entries during the height of COVID. I mean, to the surprise of no one who listens to this show, Dr. Fauci was way more concerned with his fame and image than with the fate of the country.
Not since James Comey have we seen someone this narcissistic and self aggrandizing in a public role. And I include Trump in that. I include Trump easily in that. Anthony Fauci makes Donald Trump look humble. He makes him look like a humble, insecure... I can't believe what I read in that guy's diary, Andrews. I can believe it, but it's still shocking to see how vain and pathetic he was.
Let me tell you something. Let me tell you a quick little story. When I was coming up the ranks as a very young reporter at Fox News, like the Washington Post did a profile on me, and it was Howie Kurtz long before he had joined Fox News. He was the media reporter, and he did a profile on me, and I thought it was so great, and I thought it was so cool that he had done it, so I kept a copy of it.
Then I don't know who the next one was to do a big profile of me, but they did it, and I kept a copy of it. Then there was another one, and I kept a copy of it. And then I had a little scrapbook, only it wasn't a scrapbook, it was just a pile, of five articles. And then you know what happened when we got to the sixth article? I threw them away, because I understand when you're first starting to collect some attention, you're like, oh my gosh, wow, Washington Post did an article on me. That's so cool, a mile marker in time. Then maybe a second, and then when you realize you've become a public person, they all kind of blend in. You no longer have to hold on to them, because you're like, I'm just doing my job now. This isn't like, if you think you're just going to be a flash in the pan, or this is just a moment where you got a little attention. I get it. You know, it's like, that's kind of cool.
This guy was every day collecting this article, and that front page piece, and this magazine, and this news anchor, and a friendship is forming with Jake Tapper. Oh, and look, and everyone knows who I am. And not just that, I crossed the street, and people yelled nice things at me, and told me I was, it's unbelievable. It's unbelievable. I've never seen anything like this in public life. I know a ton of very famous people as a result of my job. Not one is like this, not one.
Honestly, I feel like it's Comey and Fauci. How did poor Trump get saddled with both of those guys? Which, you know, he inherited both of them.
All right, we'll get to that in one second. But also just a couple of headlines we're going to get to. The Democrats continue to be in freefall as another leader is accused of throwing something at a fellow Dem in anger and forced to speak to HR. Plus, you got to hear President Trump's comedy set from Friday's White House Correspondents Association dinner. They all got back together after that attempted assassination that happened a couple of months earlier to the president's credit. He said, we are not allowing this would-be assassin to cancel this event. We are coming back together. And he got up there and he made off-color jokes like they always do. But CNN is very angry because these were Trump's off-color jokes, you see. And so they're not allowed. Like, if you do it while there's a Democrat at the lectern or a comedian hired while there's a Democrat president sitting on the dais, that's fine. Okay, that's different. But when you have Donald Trump up there being off-color, well, that's evil. And CNN is very, very angry. We'll talk about it. Joining me now is Victor Davis Hanson. He is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution and author of the forthcoming book The Counterrevolution, The Fall and Rise of Donald Trump and the MAGA Movement. It's out this September. You can preorder it right now.