Karmelo Anthony Supporters Cry Racism, and UK Leaders Downplay Near-Beheading By Migrant, with Sarah Fields, Eiglarsh, Frei, Kingston, and Swenson | Ep. 1336

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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. You're gonna wanna tune in to the whole show today because in our second hour, we have an important update, many of them, about what's going on in Northern Ireland after an attempted beheading by a Sudanese migrant. You need to hear what's going on with his important story and what it means for Western civilization. We have that covered. But first, we were live on YouTube yesterday when a jury in Collin County, Texas convicted Karmelo Anthony of murder for his April 2nd, 2025 stabbing of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf at a track meet in Frisco, Texas. Karmelo was also 17 at the time. He's now 19 at the time of trial. Last night, that same jury sentenced Karmelo Anthony to 35 years in prison, rejecting the defense argument that he acted with sudden passion which could have reduced his sentence to just two years.
The sentence would have allowed it to be knocked way down and 35 years is outside the range. That would have been acceptable had they accepted sudden passion as a mitigating factor. Clearly the jury said no. Karmelo now in the custody of the state. As you can see on the screen, this is his post-conviction mugshot. I mean you can't help but see how young he is.
This is so sad. He's so young. He's a good-looking kid. He had his whole life ahead of him. And as I said on the air yesterday, this was like a murder-suicide. He murdered Austin Metcalf and he suicided himself in a way. His whole life is gone. Gone. I mean he's going to be eligible for parole in 17 and a half years, about the same amount of time that Hunter, that Austin Metcalf was on this earth.
But this is a tragedy all around. He ruined his own life and he took Austin's life. Austin's father, Jeff, his mother, Megan, and his twin brother, Hunter, giving victim impact statements after the sentencing. It's very weird how they do things in Texas. Like after the sentencing.
By the way, Karmelo's parents reportedly failing to stick around to hear from the Metcalfs, and Karmelo refusing to look at his victim's family in their eyes, despite their request that they do so. Parents did not stick around for the son's sentencing proceeding. I mean, this is just, obviously, this is how this kid got this way. There's something wrong with the parents, okay? There is. According to The Daily Mail's Marianne Martinez, Austin's father just went off on Karmelo saying, quote, you failed your parents, you failed yourself, you failed society, and you don't belong in this community. Continuing, quote, you're going to prison. You can't even look me in the eyes right now, but you can stab my fucking son in the heart. Oh my God, the anguish. This poor father. I would just, you can't even, you can't even understand it, right? The family not speaking to reporters after the sentencing, but they did appear with Collin County DA, Greg Willis, the Metcalf family, as he praised the verdict. Watch.

**Greg Willis** (4:21)
Today, justice was served. A year ago, when this senseless murder unfolded, I said that it had struck a deep nerve in Collin County and far beyond.
I asked our community to ignore all the noise and instead, be level-headed and patient as the process worked. And today, the process delivered accountability. I'm especially honored to be joined here today by Jeff and Megyn Metcalf and their son Hunter. Their strength and grace throughout this unimaginable journey has been inspiring. They won't be taking questions at this time, but their presence here speaks volumes about their commitment to seeking justice for Austin.

**Megyn Kelly** (5:13)
Here for reaction are attorney and co-host of MK True Crime Show, the MK True Crime Show, Positively Legal, Mark Eiglarsh, former litigator and rumble creator Viva Frei, and for her first appearance on the MK Show, independent journalist Sarah Fields, who has been covering this case soup to nuts and was in the courtroom throughout Carmelo's trial.