Democrats are struggling to understand their loss because the punditry class, including figures like Jen Psaki, is the last to recognize the issues. They are still in denial, almost like 'Japanese old soldiers on the island' after World War II. However, some elected officials and those thinking about DNC chair are doing soul searching and realizing that on cultural issues, the party is adrift and advocating for policies not popular with large segments of the country.
Matt Gaetz's confirmation is uncertain due to his controversial past, including allegations of sexual misconduct and his personal insults towards Republican senators. Trump's recent comments suggesting less than even odds for Gaetz's confirmation indicate a recognition of the challenges. Additionally, the potential leak of a House investigatory document detailing further allegations against Gaetz adds to the uncertainty.
The DOJ decided not to charge Matt Gaetz because career prosecutors found credibility issues with the two central witnesses: a former friend, Joel Greenberg, and a 17-year-old girl. Greenberg had a history of fabricating allegations, and the girl's testimony was deemed not credible. These credibility issues made a conviction unlikely.
Before the election, the media often mocked and dismissed Trump supporters, portraying them as anti-intellectual and bitter. After the election, figures like Katie Couric admitted that the media shouldn't have dismissed them and recognized the socioeconomic disparities and class resentment driving anti-establishment voters.
Richie McGinnis observed that the human beings on the ground during these riots were all desperate, regardless of their political ideology. He noted a profound discontentment among people of all backgrounds, which was used as cannon fodder for political agendas. He also highlighted the Lord of the Flies effect, where pent-up frustration from lockdowns amplified the level of violence and chaos during the protests.
Megyn Kelly is joined by Mark Halperin and Dan Turrentine, co-hosts of 2Way's Morning Meeting, to talk about the challenge Trump has in getting Matt Gaetz confirmed as his Attorney General, the dislike those on the left and right have for him, the significance of his MAGA support, Jen Psaki dismissing the concerns of voters about protecting women's and girls' sports from biological men, fallout from Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski's controversial private meeting with Donald Trump, the right and the left attacking the MSNBC hosts over it, how leftist media treated Trump supporters before the election and how they've changed their tune now, Katie Couric admitting the media shouldn't have dismissed them but looking at her own past comments, how the corporate media banished people critical of Kamala before the election, and more. Then Megyn discusses the salacious allegations against Gaetz, the significance of the DOJ deciding not to charge Gaetz, key details about the circumstances being ignored from the media, Katie Couric slamming Kamala over her inability to answer questions clearly now that the election is over, Couric's interview with Kamala earlier this year, and more. Then Richie McGinniss, author of "Riot Diet," joins to discuss his experience covering the violent riots in 2020 and beyond, who he met and why it relates to Trump’s 2024 win, what the media elite miss about the nuance of that moment, and more.
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