The Megyn Kelly Show Leader Kevin McCarthy and Sen. Joni Ernst on the Crime Surge, the Border Crisis, and Bipartisanship | Ep. 120
Jun 25, 2021
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy and Senator Joni Ernst join to tackle pressing issues like the alarming crime surge and its impact on communities. They dive into policing challenges, bipartisan reforms, and the urgent need for change in military justice to address sexual assault. The duo critiques educational agendas affecting military readiness and shares insights on voting rights legislation amidst a politically charged landscape. Their candid discussions also touch on the significance of resilience in the face of adversity, making for a thought-provoking conversation.
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McCarthy and Frank Luntz
- Kevin McCarthy explains that he rented a room from Frank Luntz after Luntz suffered a stroke.
- He emphasizes the importance of having friends with different political beliefs and supporting them in times of need.
Midterm Elections
- McCarthy is confident that Republicans will retake the House in the upcoming midterm elections.
- He cites factors like redistricting, the Democrats' far-left policies, and the Biden administration's performance.
For the People Act Fails
- The "For the People Act" failed, as many Democrats recognized the importance of state and local control over elections.
- Senator Joni Ernst, a former elections commissioner, highlights the power grab attempt by D.C. Democrats.
