The Megyn Kelly Show

I am not reading anything quite that highbrow, but I am enjoying my current book, which is the autobiography of Barbra Streisand.

Anyway, that's my recommendation guys.

There was a report today that on the body of one Hamas fighter, they found a copy of Mein Kampf, Adolf Hitler's book.

If the West feels so sorry for the Israeli Zionists, why don't they give a place in Germany? Why don't you go to Hitler's back garden and make occupation there? Then they will know what kind of people these are. Why every so many hundred years, the Zionists get slaughtered because Hitler knew how to deal with these people.

Hitler was doing the world a favor. Now look what y'all got us into. I'll show you what I think of Jews. If I could go back in time, I would go to 1945. My sole purpose in life now will be to have kids and figure out how to go back in time so we can finish the Jews. Free Palestine, burn the Jews, gas them again.

Jews are guilty of the massacre of the innocents, the book of Matthew.

But it's interesting and curious that they're being safe now on this issue. And I will quote the British comedian David Baddiel, who himself is Jewish and has a book which says it all, the title of the book, that says it all. Jews don't count.

They don't count as minorities. You're people who oppose racism, you're anti-racist, and you're out protesting on behalf of a group that killed Jews because they were Jewish. What does one call that? One would presumably call that racism. But as Baddiel says, Jews don't count.

The sins of men are amplified today. And if a man does something wrong in public and a woman says something that is callous and unkind, as she clearly did, then the man's sin seems to count five X that of the woman's sin.

If you teach boys that being assertive and aggressive and taking risks and not showing emotion and hard situations, I think if you teach boys that these kind of behaviors which are typically masculine behaviors. And I would even go so far as to say biblical masculine behaviors. If you teach them that all of that is bad and a sign of their toxicity.

Boys are going to believe that they're going to believe you when you say you really need to be more like a girl. And that's basically how boys and young men are treated today. They need to be boyish girls.

Boys are made by God for his glory, just as girls are made by God for his glory. And boys actually are wired to be aggressive and assertive in a proper fashion. They need shepherding and correcting.

Our culture and society wants young men to fail. It's actively cheering for them to fail. And it wants young men and boys to lead plastic lives. It wants the rise of women and the decline of men.

Failure is not the opposite of success. It is a necessary part of the journey towards it.

I wanted to write this book exposing to people like, what's your excuse?

Don't do what you dream about. Do what you're good at.

Do what you love after you do what you're good at. Then you'll love it even more because there won't be stress of feeding your kids.

Figure out which one you can't live without.

The overall thesis of the book is if you look around the country, whether it's the border, whether it's classrooms, whether it's the economy, whether it's law and order in our cities, all these things are going wrong.

We are five days away from fundamentally transforming the United States of America.

We're going to have to change our conversation. We're going to have to change our traditions, our history. We're going to have to move into a different place as a nation.

They don't want the America that exists. They want something totally different.

It's just, there is such a small collection of people who are truly brilliant and honest and honest.

if you ever read Jody Cantor's book, this portrait of their marriage during the first term of the presidency, if you've ever felt that Barack Obama was overhyped, that there was a ludicrous amount of excitement for a very mundane guy that there was, you know, all, all, uh, all, all sizzle, no steak.

Meryl's is mainly on Brook Astor, but she's 105 years old. So it covers 100 years of the Astor family.

Mrs. Astor Regrets.

And it's a terrific book.

She did 230 interviews, whereas apparently Anderson did one.

But in any event... She was rightly upset.

Equal parts Walter Isaacson and Sherlock Holmes. The mysterious case of Rudolph Diesel yanks back the curtain on the greatest caper of the 20th century in this riveting history.

This book today that we're going to talk about is called 'When Kids Say They're Trans: A Guide for Thoughtful Parents'. Uh, and it's out right now in the UK, it's coming out on October 17th in the U.S. so you can get your pre-order going right now.

We hope that this helps a lot of parents because we know it's a hard road out there.

So you can go on Amazon now and buy it or pre-ordering it, order it depending on where you are and other booksellers too. Okay, 'When Kids Say They're Trans'.

It's called 'Behind the Doors of Justice', the Murdoch murders.

She talks about when they went to visit the murder scene at Mizzell, where they lived, the Murdoch family. And this is where the pair were murdered. She writes 'some of us, either from the courthouse, i.e. her, law enforcement or the jury at Mizzell had an epiphany and shared our thoughts with our eyes. We did it with our eyes. I knew and they knew that Alec was guilty.'

Although I was conflicted about knowing the Murdoch family because everybody in South Carolina knew the Murdoch family and about having so many people watching and listening to me as I read the verdict, I was mostly concerned about Alec being innocent when I knew in my heart he was guilty.

his latest which is called Catch a Crayfish, Count the Stars, Fun Projects, Skills and Adventures for Outdoor Kids.

And don't forget the new book is called Catch a Crayfish, Count the Stars.

count him 10 books including Outdoor Kids in an Inside World, Getting Your Family Out of the House and Radically Engaged with Nature

Well, I think for us, what we're seeing in the world is how self-focused everyone is.

But we're so self-focused and we've stopped serving.

And I feel like the point of all of us being on this earth is to work together, to communicate with each other, to be a community.

So we just really wanted to show people that serving each other doesn't just mean like sending money to people when they're in need, but it's actually showing up for them and being there for them and not just for people, you know, but for complete strangers.

And it's all about them. So we set up a website. It's called Love Is the Point dot org.