The Megyn Kelly Show NBA's China Hypocrisy on Human Rights and COVID Reality, with Enes Kanter Freedom and David Leonhardt | Ep. 215
Dec 6, 2021
Enes Kanter Freedom, an outspoken NBA player and human rights advocate, shares his journey from sports to activism, criticizing the hypocrisy within the league concerning China's abuses. Joined by David Leonhardt of The New York Times, the discussion dives into the realities of vaccine mandates, including the impact on children's welfare and public health choices. Karol Markowicz adds insights into the political turmoil surrounding COVID responses. Together, they navigate the complexities of morality, money, and the urgent need for accountability.
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Free Tibet Shoes Incident
- After wearing "Free Tibet" shoes, Celtics games were banned in China, and NBA officials asked him to remove them.
- Freedom refused, citing his free speech rights, and the NBA later apologized.
De Blasio's Political Ploy
- De Blasio's private business vaccine mandate is likely part of his future political plans, not for New York City's benefit.
- The current vaccine mandate hasn't lowered COVID cases, yet the city continues similar ineffective strategies.
COVID Insanity and Kids
- Natural immunity is disregarded in U.S. COVID policies despite being accepted for international travel.
- Children, the least susceptible group, face harsh masking rules, demonstrating COVID insanity.