The Megyn Kelly Show

Lee Smith, who wrote probably the the, the book on this called The Plot Against the President. And he actually nailed this, he actually nailed in his book that came out, gosh, I don't know, three or four years ago, all of the fake news people that were totally in bed, we didn't talk about that all the fake news people who were in bed with the DNC and Sussman and all of these infusion GPS.

Do you ever read that book? I'll Love You Forever. I mean, if you haven't don't because it's like, it's such a tearjerker. You can't get through it. It's like the mom who rocks the baby in the rocking chair and she sings to him.

It's kind of what you're talking. It's like that's you lived that you you were a little boy holding your parent when he needed you was old.

Because the taking of hostages was such a common act at the time that the Israelites and the Hebrews were functioning, this is a key element in Jewish law. And we cannot stop. We are commanded not to stop, and we are not going to stop. So tear down those posters.

You can read it in his book, Goddess about Marilyn.

Red Carpet, Hollywood, China and the global battle for cultural supremacy.

I think you're so good at explaining this. I mean, I've listened to you on some podcasts and the book is just so educational.

It's called Red Carpet, and it's out right now. Highly recommended to everybody.

My next book, Loserthink, tried to teach people how to think better, especially if they were displaying their thinking on social media. That one didn't put much of a dent in the universe, but I tried.

Well, the first thing I do is I tell all parents to get their kids, the Warrior Kids series, because what Jocko wrote in those books is literally the best summation, the best explanation, the best description of how we raise kids that grow up to be, and they don't have to be in the military. They grow up to be constructive, productive, valuable members of American society.

Joining me now, author of the new children's book, Chomp, Chomp, Chomp, the Snap Fest Challenge, JP Sears, a comedian and very popular YouTuber.

And then they're going to buy your book, Chomp, Chomp, Chomp.

If you wanna check out the book, you can go to bravebooks.com

I promote this book that I read when I left by a professor at Harvard called Martha Stout called The Sociopath Next Door.

I wanted just to kind of write a very, very gentle book that reminded liberals and my party, the Democratic Party, of the things that we're supposed to stand for.

And it was based...It was really an email and text discussion where we would send each other studies, scientific studies with some commentary on them.

The irony here, Megan is rich, you know, the book is The Tyranny of Big Tech. And it's been big tech that leverages their power to cancel the book.

it shows you the attempt on the left to use the power of private corporations to try and carry out the sort of censorship that government could never do under our Constitution.

They also canceled just just recently, the cop from the Breonna Taylor case who was shot in the leg in the femoral artery, executing that no knock warrant.

They canceled him too. And I just you know, like the double standard on all of this is so frustrating because nobody here, I think not neither you nor me, certainly in my people go back and listen to my broadcast, but would defend the Capitol Hill riot in any way.

It would be better if we had competition among multiple companies, some of whom would say, hey, conservatives, guess what? You're welcome on our platform. We won't censor you.

It's a question of saying how bad is this going to be overall? Global warming is a problem. That's uncontrovertible.

It's a question of saying climate change slows down progress. It slows down human flourishing rather than this is the end of the world.

A lot of people that listen to the news think global warming is the end of the world. And it's certainly being sold that way.

It is a problem. And it will mean that by mid century, by the end of the century, we will be much better off, but slightly less much better off than we otherwise would be.

we're being asked to consider, or many people are just saying we should do policies that are going to be phenomenally expensive, but actually deliver fairly little benefit in terms of climate.

There's a great book, How Innovation Works. It's by Matt Ridley.

The book basically talks about how in almost all of these circumstances, there were five, six, ten, twelve people around the world who are coming to this very similar conclusion right around the same time.

I mean, this is why I wrote a whole book about this. It's called Fortitude.

That's a quote from my book and my staff always reminds me of it every time I complain about a meeting that I have.

Before and six months before the declaration was written, Tom Paine wrote Common Sense.

And in Common Sense, he very clearly and carefully described why the British could not allow the same thing and that they were caught by the events of history as they happened.

You know, Dylan Radigan's old show and some of the, you know, and Keith Olberman was running the roost over there and so this idea that it's so far out beyond that that's a far right issue, no, there is a, it's one of these worst kept secret things about anti-vaxxism in Hollywood and they were content to kind of let you know the media focus on Trump's base uh on part of that and so he's kind of the thing with RKF is he opens a lot of like you said skeletons into that world into Hollywood into the kind of the far left environment himself is not he's not a perfect man, not a perfect man.

Have you read Philip Drew Administrator?

No, but I'll put it on my to read. It's his favorite book. He read it like three times while he was in office and it's horrible.

But it's fascinating because it describes the administrative state.

I did do a book on that.

And I and I was able to track down the people who actually were responsible for the murder, which was not my cousin.

And he was then released from prison because of that investigation.