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Hey everyone, I'm Megyn Kelly. Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show and happy Wednesday. Coming up later, got some thoughts on Melissa Gilbert trying to rush into the Hayden Panettiere story with her torch talking about how we really need to protect young women in Hollywood. Tell it to your pervert husband. This is unbelievable. This is like a self, this is an attempt to like rehabilitate herself and her reputation because she was on the phone with the police when they were laying out what the allegations were against her husband. This is in a separate case, accusing him of being a possible pedophile. She knew all about it and yet she ran out to the public airwaves and tried to cloak herself in glory as somebody who stands up for children under threat in Hollywood. Now she's doing it again. Since that moment, we've had multiple women come forward and accused her husband of me doing them when they were very young and in his trailer or at his theater, over and over and over. Now she wants to be the one to step in and say, I will lead it. I will lead the turnaround in Hollywood as we now protect young women in Hollywood. Please sit this one out. No one needs you, Melissa Gilbert. Why don't you worry about your own family's problems? All right, we'll get to her in the next hour. Plus we will also be joined by Brian Entin of NewsNation, who will be giving us the latest on what's happening in court today when it comes to this Lindsay Clancy trial.
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I wanted to take the first hour today to look at what has happened during this case because I think there are a lot of people who have very strong feelings about it and who are wondering why it's dominating the national conversation and who don't quite know what to make of it because you've got two sides that are diametrically opposed on what level of culpability should be handed down to this woman, criminally speaking, legally speaking, who killed all three of her children. And it is complicated. It is complicated. I mean, let me start with this.
So, Jeffrey Dahmer murdered many people, young boys and men, and, viewer warning, cannibalized them. Was it an extremely sick, psychotic person who was torturing people before he killed them? I'm not going to get into the details because it's too dark. But suffice it to say, he tried to zombify them while they were still alive so they could stay with him forever and then would cannibalize them after killing them. This is a seriously, seriously effed up person. If anybody would ever meet the definition of legally insane, it should be somebody like a Jeffrey Dahmer. Did that happen? No. That was rejected, the insanity defense, in his case. There, like here, the debate was not will this person go free? It was will he go to the mental facility or will he go to the lockup facility, the jail facility? And in that case, the jury said, we reject the insanity defense. We find him guilty and he went to jail and didn't end well for him there.
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