The Megyn Kelly Show A Mom and Small Business Owner, On How She Ended Up at the Capitol January 6, and Fighting Against COVID Lockdown | Ep. 58
Feb 1, 2021
Join Lindsey Graham, a small business owner from Salem, Oregon, who bravely protested against COVID lockdowns and found herself at the Capitol on January 6. She shares her tumultuous journey, discussing the media's portrayal of Trump supporters and the emotional impact of distrust in news sources. Graham reflects on her beliefs, the chaos of that day, and the disillusionment that followed. As she navigates her identity as a business owner and political activist, she calls for open dialogue and understanding amidst a divided society.
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Defying Lockdown
- Lindsey Graham, a salon owner in Oregon, defied lockdown orders, facing fines and investigation from child protective services.
- Her defiance gained public support, and she ultimately remained open.
Media Skepticism
- During the lockdowns, Lindsey Graham felt skeptical of the media's portrayal of the pandemic's severity.
- She criticized government officials for continuing to receive paychecks while small businesses struggled.
Reopening and Backlash
- On May 2nd, Lindsey Graham reopened her salon despite warnings, receiving support from those who opposed lockdowns.
- Oregon OSHA issued a $14,000 citation, and other agencies threatened fines and license revocation.