Shock Nancy Guthrie 2013 Today Show Segment, Ben vs. Piers, and Charlie Kirk's Mission of Dialogue and Debate, with Andrew Kolvet and Blake Neff | Ep. 1270

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Hey everyone, I'm Megyn Kelly. Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show. We are continuing to broadcast from a remote location where my family's on spring break, though I am not. First of all, an apology yesterday because it appears our show did not upload onto Apple until overnight last night, which is very annoying. We don't know why. Apple is frustratingly non-communicative, but it's up now, so hopefully you've listened to that and you'll listen to today's so you can catch up on all the news. We did a deep dive on Nancy Guthrie, which was interesting, and we talked a lot about Iran, of course, because it's dominating the news. A lot to get to today. If you can believe it, that homicidal maniac Lindsey Graham was right back on Hannity last night, getting as much pushback as he's gotten thus far, meaning zero. Zero. I mean, I don't think it is the Sean Hannity Show. I think it's the Lindsey Graham Show. This is why you need a firm hand on the tiller over there, because somebody needs to intervene and tell them that the way journalism is practiced is there's pushback. When someone continues to make frothing at the mouth claims about how many countries we should bomb, as the United States, someone and responsible host would say, oh, but gee, what about the human death toll? Oh, but gee, how does that endanger the United States of America? None of that is happening there. It's really crazy to me. And equally crazy over on CNN is Abby Phillip, who is not only allowing, but actually pushing herself the lie that what happened in New York City the other day with this attempted terrorist attack with the two IEDs was an attack, a terror attack on Mayor Mamdani, that it was a Muslim being attacked by IEDs at a white supremacist rally. That's exactly the opposite of what happened. It was radical Muslims launching the bombs, attacking those who were protesting, and cops. The bomb was thrown at the cops who were on duty. But this passes for journalism over on CBS, and by the way, sorry, CNN, and by the way, CBS was also complicit, running a story that when they talked about those who threw the bombs showed MAGA supporters. Like it was MAGA who threw the bombs. Like the media manipulation right now is kind of out of control. You've got to really buckle up and just go with your trusted sources, because right now everyone's trying to manipulate you. We are not. You know, here on this show, I'll tell you if it's my opinion versus a fact. I don't, the last thing I want, my worst nightmare is to have my audience running around out there with the wrong facts from me. And I promise never to do that with you. I will tell you when it's facts as opposed to my opinion. And you can filter it appropriately. In just a bit, we're going to be joined by our pals from Turning Point. We've got Charlie Kirk producers Andrew Kolvet and Blake Neff. They co-hosted The Charlie Show now. Amazingly, it's been six months since we lost Charlie as of yesterday. I mean, it has been a lifetime in some ways. You know, it's like, you see these clips of Charlie online, you miss him so much. He had so much wisdom. Like, he had so many thoughts and so many things. And he had warned us all about so many things, including war with Iran. I'd give anything to be able to hear him now, right? I think he would support the administration, though not the war. That's my own take. That's my guess, is Charlie was very, very opposed to a war with Iran, understanding. Young people didn't want that. It was potential for Quagmire, but he loved the president. And I think, you know, he would not have wanted to undermine the president and the administration. And I understand that, too. I would say I have less of that, you know, protective instinct, because Charlie wasn't a journalist. He was a political operative and a very smart pundit and a thought leader and a faith leader. I'm going to do a bit of a different role but also feel loyalty to the president and absolutely want to see him succeed and us succeed and our troops succeed here. But I also feel it's my patriotic duty to object when I do and not be shy about saying, I don't think this is a good idea. Our sponsor, the Electronic Payments Coalition, says Washington politicians are always getting in your wallet, and now they're messing with your credit card. They say your credit card and the security it offers are under attack and that Senators Dick Durbin and Roger Marshall want to change the nation's payment system to benefit corporate megastores like Walmart and Target at the expense of everyday Americans. Credit cards can keep your payments secure and provide rewards that families use to help make everyday purchases more affordable. The Electronic Payments Coalition says the Durbin-Marshall mandates would let corporate megastores cut corners on credit card processing, routing transactions over cheaper untested networks with weaker security and fewer protections. Find out more at guardyourcard.com and consider telling Congress to guard your card. I want to start with this. Something extraordinary that we found in the Nancy Guthrie case. You guys are not going to believe your eyes. We went back and found footage of the inside of Nancy Guthrie's bedroom. We have it. No one's seen this. We found it in a 2013 episode of the Today Show. It was a segment in which Savannah Guthrie was interviewing her mom, the mom live in her home in Tucson, Arizona. Savannah live on the Today Show set in New York. It was a lighthearted segment about how to make your bed. Apparently, Nancy Guthrie is big on making your bed and had taught Savannah exactly how it ought to be made. And they decided to do one of those fun segments where like they have beds on set and the anchors will try to do Nancy's way and that's what they did. But you are about to see inside Nancy Guthrie's bedroom. Keep in mind, Savannah said her mother was taken from her bed in the dark of night. Well, you're about to see her bed in her house. Same house she's had since 1991