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‘Don’t Believe This Crap’: Megyn Kelly Says Voters Aren’t Buying Dems’ ‘Hitler’ Rhetoric

Megyn Kelly on "The Megyn Kelly Show"

SiriusXM’s Megyn Kelly said Wednesday on her podcast that voters in middle America are no longer buying Democrats “Hitler” and “fascist” rhetoric about former President Donald Trump.

During her CNN Town Hall event on Oct. 24, Vice President Kamala Harris told Anderson Cooper she believes Trump is a fascist, coming on the heels of Trump’s longest-serving chief of staff, John Kelly, telling The New York Times and The Atlantic that the former president reportedly exhibited “fascist” tendencies and claimed he praised Adolf Hitler. On “The Megyn Kelly Show,” the SiriusXM host called out the criticism from Democrats on Trump using the term “enemy from within,” highlighting how the party has dragged on the fascist comments.

“Nor has he described all Kamala’s supporters or the left as the enemy from within. That’s not how he’s using that term,” Kelly said. “He’s using that to describe the people who stole his first term from him by the Russia hoax, the B.S. impeachment and the constant undermining, and the people who shot him. The people who have made it their mission to try to get him impeached or indicted and unleash lawfare against him.”

“Every sane person gets that, but it’s been amazing how the media has just refused entirely to even try to stay factual on what he actually said. They’re the ones too who want to hear the fascist lines. I mean, Mika Brzezinski was on “The View” the other day, almost crying about what a fascist Donald Trump was,” Kelly continued.

Kelly went on to call out MSNBC hosts Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough, noting how they turned on Trump in 2016.

“Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough did more than anybody to get Donald Trump elected the first time back in 2016. They licked the man’s boots — it was truly almost R-rated what happened on that show every morning with Donald Trump,” Kelly said.
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“What the three of them were doing — they were in a threesome with Donald Trump,” Kelly said. “Then suddenly now she wants to [be] like, ‘Oh my God, I was in a threesome with Hitler! I had no idea.’ Like, it’s just so obvious and transparent, and I do think it’s one of the reasons why it isn’t working.”

Kelly continued by highlighting a recent photo of Karine Jean-Pierre’s staff, remarking that the women looked like teenagers and questioning whether they had the life experience necessary to handle White House communications.

“There’s zero chance these people had enough life experience to actually be running White House comms and coming up with messaging on the most serious issues of our time. And I guarantee you those are the people who have transferred over to her or her team looks exactly like that,” Kelly said.

“They’re deciding Hitler’s the way to go, fascism is the way [to go],” Kelly continued. “They don’t understand these middle Americans who are perhaps a little bit more mature, have had some life experience, have lived through a bunch of elections where these kinds of terms get thrown around about Republicans only, and they don’t believe this crap.”

Corporate media and Harris’ campaign have pushed comparisons of Trump to Hitler, with President Joe Biden calling to “lock” Trump up on Oct. 22, before quickly clarifying he meant to “politically” lock him up.