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Megan Kelly hosts a special episode of The Megan Kelly Show featuring an interview with Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch. The episode begins with a recap of the week's political news, including the Democrats' vice presidential selection and the controversy surrounding Tim Walls's past. Kelly then interviews Gorsuch about his work at the Supreme Court, the over-regulation of America, and the attempted assassination of President Trump. The conversation then shifts to the controversy surrounding men competing in women's boxing at the Olympics, with Kelly highlighting the IOC's gaslighting and the dangers of allowing men to compete against women in combat sports. Kelly delves deeper into the IOC's cover-up of male athletes competing in women's boxing, exposing the IOC's disregard for women's safety and fairness. She presents evidence of the athletes' male chromosomes and the IOC's attempts to downplay the issue. Kelly then promotes The Megan Kelly Show on Sirius XM, highlighting its open, honest, and provocative conversations with prominent figures in politics, law, and culture. The episode concludes with a discussion of the dynamics within the Supreme Court, revealing that the justices have a close-knit relationship and engage in thoughtful discussions despite their differing viewpoints. Gorsuch discusses his book "Overruled," which explores the over-regulation of America and its impact on ordinary citizens. He highlights the story of John Yates, a commercial fisherman who was unjustly prosecuted for violating the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. Kelly and Gorsuch discuss the consequences of over-regulation, including the proliferation of federal agencies, the difficulty of understanding the law, and the erosion of individual freedoms. Gorsuch shares the story of Butte, Montana, a town that was once prosperous but has been plagued by environmental regulations that have hindered its economic recovery. He argues that local knowledge should be valued over bureaucratic overreach.
Outlines
The Megan Kelly Show: Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch
Megan Kelly interviews Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch about his work, the over-regulation of America, and the controversy surrounding men competing in women's boxing at the Olympics.
Men Competing in Women's Boxing
Megan Kelly addresses the controversy surrounding men competing in women's boxing at the Olympics, highlighting the IOC's gaslighting and the dangers of allowing men to compete against women in combat sports.
The IOC's Gaslighting and the Dangers of Men Competing in Women's Boxing
Megan Kelly delves deeper into the IOC's cover-up of male athletes competing in women's boxing, exposing the IOC's disregard for women's safety and fairness. She presents evidence of the athletes' male chromosomes and the IOC's attempts to downplay the issue.
The Megan Kelly Show on Sirius XM
Megan Kelly promotes The Megan Kelly Show on Sirius XM, highlighting its open, honest, and provocative conversations with prominent figures in politics, law, and culture.
Behind the Scenes at the Supreme Court
Megan Kelly discusses the dynamics within the Supreme Court, revealing that the justices have a close-knit relationship and engage in thoughtful discussions despite their differing viewpoints.
Justice Gorsuch's Book "Overruled"
Justice Gorsuch discusses his book "Overruled," which explores the over-regulation of America and its impact on ordinary citizens. He highlights the story of John Yates, a commercial fisherman who was unjustly prosecuted for violating the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
Keywords
Neil Gorsuch
Neil Gorsuch is an associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. He is known for his conservative views and his emphasis on originalism in interpreting the Constitution.
International Olympic Committee (IOC)
The IOC is an international organization that governs the Olympic Games. It is responsible for promoting the Olympic Movement and ensuring the fair and ethical conduct of the Games.
Sarbanes-Oxley Act
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act is a federal law that was enacted in response to the Enron accounting scandal. It is designed to protect investors by improving the accuracy and reliability of corporate financial reporting.
Overregulation
Overregulation refers to the excessive or unnecessary regulation of an industry or activity, which can stifle innovation, increase costs, and reduce efficiency.
Chevron Deference
Chevron deference is a legal doctrine that requires courts to defer to the interpretation of a statute by the agency that is responsible for enforcing it.
Superfund Site
A Superfund site is a location that has been contaminated by hazardous waste. The Superfund program is a federal program that is designed to clean up these sites.
Tim Walls
Tim Walls is a politician who served as the governor of Minnesota. He is known for his radical policies, including support for drivers licenses and free tuition for undocumented immigrants, and his stance on transgender issues.
Kamala Harris
Kamala Harris is a politician who served as the vice president of the United States. She is known for her progressive views and her support for policies such as universal healthcare and climate change action.
Q&A
What are some of the key policy differences between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump?
Kamala Harris's agenda is seen as more progressive and focused on social justice issues, while Donald Trump's agenda is more conservative and focused on economic growth and national security.
What is the IOC's stance on men competing in women's boxing?
The IOC has been criticized for its stance on men competing in women's boxing, with many arguing that it prioritizes inclusion over the safety and fairness of female athletes.
What is the main argument of Justice Gorsuch's book "Overruled"?
Justice Gorsuch argues that the over-regulation of America has gone too far, leading to an explosion of laws and regulations that are often confusing, burdensome, and unjust.
What is the story of John Yates and how does it illustrate the problem of over-regulation?
John Yates, a commercial fisherman, was unjustly prosecuted for violating the Sarbanes-Oxley Act after he threw overboard undersized fish. His case highlights how over-regulation can lead to the prosecution of ordinary citizens for minor offenses.
What is the story of Butte, Montana, and how does it illustrate the problem of bureaucratic overreach?
Butte, Montana, was once a prosperous mining town but has been plagued by environmental regulations that have hindered its economic recovery. The story illustrates how bureaucratic overreach can stifle local initiatives and hinder economic growth.
Show Notes
Megyn Kelly highlights some segments from The Megyn Kelly Show over the past week, including covering the breaking news about VP Kamala Harris' radical VP pick Gov. Tim Walz with Rich Lowry and Batya Ungar-Sargon, questions about Walz and "stolen valor" with a veteran who served in the National Guard with Walz, an in-depth interview with Supreme Court Associate Justice Neil Gorsuch, and Megyn's take on the truth about the males competing in women's boxing at the Olympics.
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