
The Megyn Kelly Show George Stephanopoulos' Gross Hypocrisy, and Kate Middleton Fake Photo Controversy, with Andrew Klavan and Maureen Callahan | Ep. 743
Mar 11, 2024
Andrew Klavan, a conservative commentator and author, joins columnist Maureen Callahan to tackle stark media hypocrisies. They dive into George Stephanopoulos's past shaming of sexual assault victims while confronting Congresswoman Nancy Mace over her Trump support. Klavan critiques Hollywood's racial double standards and selective outrage, while Callahan discusses a controversial fake photo of Kate Middleton, raising health concerns and scrutinizing royal responses. Both guests illuminate the discrepancies in how political narratives and media coverage affect public discourse.
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Media Power Dynamics
- Andrew Klavan points out that George Stephanopoulos, hired by ABC despite his history, epitomizes the media's power to protect certain figures.
- He argues this power dynamic allows individuals to be canceled for minor offenses while others escape accountability for more serious ones.
Double Standard on Assault Allegations
- Megyn Kelly criticizes the media's double standard regarding sexual assault allegations against political figures.
- She questions why Stephanopoulos can question Mace's support for Trump while ignoring similar allegations against Biden.
Lakshmi's Selective Outrage
- Padma Lakshmi, who previously criticized Kelly over her blackface comments, appeared on Jimmy Kimmel's show despite his similar past.
- Kelly highlights the hypocrisy, emphasizing the selective outrage based on political affiliations.





