When protest chants cross into celebration of violence, truth and accountability are at stake. In this 4-minute condensed take (original 2 hours), host Megyn Kelly and guest Emily Jashinsky cut through the noise around the No Kings weekend — from graphic threats captured on camera to contrasting legacy-media framing — to examine how selective coverage can legitimize radicalization. You’ll hear why biased reporting matters, what organizers and outlets should disclose, and how cultural performativity can mask real danger. Kelly and Jashinsky also debate the timing and optics of KJP’s new book and what consistent standards for institutions should look like. Listen now to get the key ideas in minutes.
