Meghan Markle's Acting Lies EXPOSED, with Michael Knowles, Plus Karmelo Anthony and Austin Metcalf's Shocking Texts | Ep. 1384

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Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show, live on Sirius XM Channel 111 every weekday at noon East.
Hey everyone, I'm Megyn Kelly. Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show and Happy Monday. We have big updates about Meghan Markle. Unbelievable, The New York Times taking aim squarely at her and Harry. They are unafraid now and truly shocking new revelations in the Karmelo Anthony case.
Like I'm stunned. I am stunned now having read the entire report on Karmelo Anthony's character issues and those of Austin Metcalf. We're going to take you through it line by line. I think your jaw is going to be on the floor by the time I'm done. That's on our second hour. First, though, more of that soap opera drama in the WNBA last night. I mean, these women, I think you have to be tall. You have to be a good basketball player-ish, and you have to be a hot mess in order to get recruited for the WNBA. If you don't meet all three of those requirements, they're really not interested in you. You got to be a show person ready to call attention to yourself. Not for basketball, by the way, not for basketball.
And we're seeing that everywhere. We told you earlier this month about Enes Kanter, Freedom. He's been on the program before. He's 6'10. He was the number three pick in the 2011 NBA draft, and he played 11 seasons in the NBA, the NBA, I say. Earlier this month, he declared for next year's WNBA draft, given the league has no official policy on biological males who identify as women. Kanter announced that he was going to attend last night's Indiana Fever, Chicago Sky game. I mean, you have to say the names, because no one has ever heard of these dumb teams. The Indiana Fever we've heard of because of Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham, and then the sky, Chicago Sky. I mean, who the hell knows who the hell these people are? But they're throwing around these little divas and their behavior like there's no tomorrow.
Sophie Cunningham, as I just mentioned, she's come out against males in the WNBA. She plays for the Fever. She and Caitlin are the two most famous people in the league. And she's the one who got, you remember, this flagrant foul from DeJaneh Carrington, the last time she played in Chicago. Such a lovely group of women, isn't it? Carrington was ejected from the game for that play, then would run back to the locker room and tweet out white privilege. Even though she went to Stanford. Did you go to Stanford? I didn't go to Stanford. I went to Syracuse. I wasn't feeling my white privilege.
She went to Stanford. She's born to an NBA star. Her mother's a professional as well, this DeJaneh Carrington. She's got hair that's blonder than mine.
That's not real, but she does. And down to her bottom, she's all glammed up with her Stanford degree and would like you to know how smart she is, but hashtag white privilege. Okay. I don't know about you, but I didn't grow up with a dad who was an NBA star. In fact, my dad died when I was a teenager. A lot of people who happened to be white have very difficult childhoods. They lost a parent or they didn't come from money or they had absolutely no shot at a scholarship to Stanford. So STFU, DeJaneh. But she was not the problem on the Chicago sky over the weekend. It was one of her teammates. Apparently, they're all nightmares. From the beginning yesterday, Kanter Freedom ran into trouble, right? He showed up and here's what happened as he entered the arena.