DiscoverThe Megyn Kelly ShowDems Try Scare Tactics as Closing Message, and Why Trump is Dominating, with James Woods, Steve Hilton, and Shooter Jennings | Ep. 926
Dems Try Scare Tactics as Closing Message, and Why Trump is Dominating, with James Woods, Steve Hilton, and Shooter Jennings | Ep. 926

Dems Try Scare Tactics as Closing Message, and Why Trump is Dominating, with James Woods, Steve Hilton, and Shooter Jennings | Ep. 926

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This podcast episode covers a wide range of topics, starting with the upcoming 2020 election and a New York Times poll showing a tie between Biden and Trump. The show then welcomes James Woods, who discusses his new album "Here the Thunder Crack," a collaboration with Shooter Jennings. Woods also shares his thoughts on the economy, the potential impact of the election, and the importance of diversifying into gold. The conversation shifts to political correctness and the use of euphemisms in political discourse, with Woods advocating for honesty and directness. He uses examples like "abortion" and "gender-affirming care" to illustrate his point. Shooter Jennings then joins the show to discuss the genesis of "Here the Thunder Crack," recounting how he met Woods at a restaurant and their collaboration began. He describes the process of turning Woods's poetic pieces into music and explains the album's title and themes. The conversation then turns to California politics, with Megan Kelly and Steve Hilton discussing the upcoming election and Prop 36, which aims to reverse some of the effects of Prop 47. They analyze Kamala Harris's political positions and her record as a prosecutor, highlighting inconsistencies and potential hypocrisy. The episode continues with a discussion about the media's double standard in covering allegations against Trump and Kamala Harris, highlighting the lack of scrutiny surrounding the latter. The conversation then shifts to the Democrats' apparent meltdown and the tight race in the upcoming election, analyzing the factors that could influence the outcome. The final part of the episode focuses on the dangers of pushing policies to extremes, using the example of race and reparations. The speaker argues that instead of extreme measures, sensible policies that promote equality of opportunity are more effective. The conversation then shifts to Kamala Harris's communication skills, Trump's leadership style, and the increasing use of the term "fascist" to describe Trump. The episode concludes with a discussion about the increasingly hysterical rhetoric surrounding Trump and the absurdity of the claim that he is "killing women."

Outlines

00:00:00
Election Talk and James Woods's New Album

Megan Kelly introduces the show and discusses the upcoming 2020 election, highlighting the New York Times poll showing a tie between Biden and Trump. She then welcomes James Woods to the show and teases his new album, "Here the Thunder Crack," which he collaborated on with musician Shooter Jennings.

00:00:15
The Economy, Gold, and Political Correctness

James Woods discusses the state of the economy and the potential impact of the election on it. He suggests diversifying into gold as a way to protect savings. He then criticizes the use of euphemisms in political discourse, arguing for honesty and directness. He uses examples like "abortion" and "gender-affirming care" to illustrate his point.

00:01:04
The Genesis of "Here the Thunder Crack"

Shooter Jennings recounts how he met James Woods at a restaurant and their collaboration on the album began. He describes the process of turning Woods's poetic pieces into music.

00:33:23
The Album's Title and Themes

Shooter Jennings explains how the album's title, "Here the Thunder Crack," came about and discusses the autobiographical nature of the project.

00:49:49
California Politics and Prop 36

Megan Kelly and Steve Hilton discuss the political landscape in California, focusing on the upcoming election and Prop 36, which aims to reverse some of the effects of Prop 47.

00:51:01
Kamala Harris's Political Stance and Record

Megan Kelly and Steve Hilton analyze Kamala Harris's political positions and her record as a prosecutor, highlighting inconsistencies and potential hypocrisy.

00:58:51
Media Double Standard and Kamala Harris Allegations

Megan Kelly and Steve Hilton discuss the media's double standard in covering allegations against Trump and Kamala Harris, highlighting the lack of scrutiny surrounding the latter.

01:07:35
Democrats' Meltdown and Election Outlook

Megan Kelly and Steve Hilton discuss the Democrats' apparent meltdown and the tight race in the upcoming election. They analyze the factors that could influence the outcome.

01:11:37
Dangers of Extreme Policies and Kamala Harris's Communication Skills

The conversation begins with a discussion about the dangers of pushing policies to extremes, using the example of race and reparations. The speaker argues that instead of extreme measures, sensible policies that promote equality of opportunity are more effective. The conversation shifts to Kamala Harris's communication skills, with the speaker expressing concern about her ability to speak properly and articulate her thoughts. They compare her to British politicians, who are known for their eloquence.

01:20:01
Trump's Leadership Style and the "Fascist" Accusation

The conversation turns to Donald Trump's leadership style, with the speaker praising his decisiveness and willingness to stand up for what he believes in, even if it means offending people. They contrast this with Harris's perceived lack of conviction and her tendency to calculate how her words will be received. The conversation touches on the increasing use of the term "fascist" to describe Trump, with the speaker questioning whether the average American understands the term's true meaning and whether it's an effective political strategy.

01:20:42
Kamala Harris's Struggling Campaign and Trump's Energy

The conversation focuses on Kamala Harris's struggling campaign, with the speaker citing reports that she is likely to lose the election despite spending a significant amount of money. They discuss the signs of a failing campaign and the desperation that often accompanies it. The conversation returns to Trump's campaign, with the speaker highlighting his energy and attitude, contrasting it with Harris's perceived lack of enthusiasm. They also discuss the potential impact of a second Trump term.

01:25:12
Movie Review, Climate Change, and Amy Winehouse Documentary

The conversation takes a brief detour to discuss a movie the speaker recently watched, "Mother," which they found to be a terrible film. They criticize the movie's message about climate change, which they believe is inaccurate and overblown. The conversation shifts to the Amy Winehouse documentary on Netflix, which the speaker found to be amazing and moving. They praise the actress who played Winehouse for her performance and her ability to capture the singer's voice.

01:26:50
Deeper Dive into the "Fascist" Accusation and Hypocrisy

The conversation returns to the "fascist" accusation against Trump, with the speaker exploring the different layers of the accusation. They argue that it's both preposterous and desperate, and that it reveals a deeper problem with the left's reliance on words over reality. The conversation focuses on the hypocrisy of the left's accusations against Trump, arguing that they are guilty of the same actions they accuse him of. They cite examples of Democrats ignoring the Constitution and the rule of law.

01:30:27
The "Killing Women" Accusation and Conclusion

The conversation concludes with a discussion about the increasingly hysterical rhetoric surrounding Trump, with the speaker highlighting the absurdity of the claim that he is "killing women." They argue that the accusations are laughable and that they are designed to scare people.

Keywords

Here the Thunder Crack


"Here the Thunder Crack" is the title of a new autobiographical album by James Woods, featuring music composed and sung by Shooter Jennings. The album tells Woods's life story through his own words and Jennings's musical interpretation.

Gender-Affirming Care


A term used to describe medical interventions, including hormone therapy and surgery, aimed at aligning a person's physical appearance with their gender identity. It is often used in the context of transgender healthcare.

Prop 36


A California ballot proposition aimed at reversing some of the effects of Prop 47, which reduced penalties for certain drug and retail crimes. Prop 36 seeks to reinstate felony charges and prison sentences for these offenses.

Reparations


Reparations refer to the act of making amends for a wrong that has been committed, often in the form of financial compensation or other forms of restitution. In the context of race, reparations are often discussed as a way to address the historical injustices faced by Black people in the United States, such as slavery and segregation.

Fascism


Fascism is a far-right, authoritarian political ideology that emphasizes nationalism, militarism, and the suppression of dissent. Fascist regimes typically seek to control all aspects of society, including the economy, culture, and education.

Democracy


Democracy is a system of government in which supreme power is vested in the people and exercised by them directly or indirectly through a system of representation, usually involving periodically held free elections.

Constitution


The Constitution is the supreme law of the United States. It establishes the basic principles of government, including the separation of powers, checks and balances, and individual rights.

Political Campaign


A political campaign is a coordinated effort by a candidate or political party to win an election. Campaigns typically involve fundraising, advertising, and organizing volunteers to get out the vote.

Electoral College


The Electoral College is a body of electors established by the United States Constitution, constituted every four years for the sole purpose of electing the president and vice president of the United States. Each state is allocated a number of electors based on its population, and the candidate who wins the majority of electors in a state typically wins all of that state's electoral votes.

Q&A

  • What is the main theme of James Woods's new album, "Here the Thunder Crack"?

    The album is an autobiographical project that tells James Woods's life story through his own words, set to music composed and sung by Shooter Jennings.

  • What is Prop 36 and why is it significant?

    Prop 36 is a California ballot proposition that aims to reverse some of the effects of Prop 47, which reduced penalties for certain drug and retail crimes. It seeks to reinstate felony charges and prison sentences for these offenses, addressing concerns about rising crime rates.

  • What are the key factors that could influence the outcome of the upcoming election?

    The election is expected to be close, with both candidates having strong get-out-the-vote efforts. The outcome could be influenced by factors such as the media's coverage of the candidates, the impact of October surprises, and the level of voter turnout.

  • What are the dangers of pushing policies to extremes, and how can we promote equality of opportunity in a more effective way?

    Pushing policies to extremes can lead to unintended consequences and create divisions within society. Instead of extreme measures, focusing on sensible policies that promote equality of opportunity, such as school choice and access to quality education, can be more effective in achieving a fairer society.

  • What are the key differences between Donald Trump's and Kamala Harris's leadership styles?

    Trump is seen as a decisive leader who is willing to stand up for what he believes in, even if it means offending people. Harris, on the other hand, is perceived as lacking conviction and constantly calculating how her words will be received.

  • What is the significance of the increasing use of the term "fascist" to describe Trump, and how does it affect the political landscape?

    The use of the term "fascist" to describe Trump is a highly charged political tactic. It's unclear whether the average American understands the term's true meaning, and it's debatable whether it's an effective strategy for winning over undecided voters.

  • What are the signs of a failing campaign, and how does desperation manifest itself in political campaigns?

    Signs of a failing campaign include negative media coverage, declining poll numbers, and internal conflicts within the campaign. Desperation can manifest itself in the form of increasingly negative attacks on opponents, a shift to more extreme rhetoric, and a focus on short-term gains over long-term strategy.

  • What is the potential impact of a second Trump term, and how do voters perceive his leadership style?

    The potential impact of a second Trump term is a subject of much debate. Some voters admire his decisiveness and willingness to challenge the status quo, while others are concerned about his policies and his rhetoric.

  • How does the left's hypocrisy regarding the Constitution undermine their accusations against Trump?

    The left's hypocrisy regarding the Constitution undermines their accusations against Trump. They are guilty of the same actions they accuse him of, such as ignoring the rule of law and overturning election results.

Show Notes

Megyn Kelly is joined by legendary actor James Woods of "Hear The Thunder Crack" to discuss all the ways Donald Trump is a better candidate than Kamala Harris, those on the left like Hillary Clinton comparing Trump's rally at Madison Square Garden to Hitler, the dangerous rhetoric by the left against Trump, what's on the line in 2024, why we need to "Make America America Again," how incompetent Kamala has been over the past four years, and more. Then musician Shooter Jennings joins to discuss their new collaboration album, how the lyrics are autobiographical and describe events of Woods’ life but are sung by Jennings, the story of their friendship, and more. Then Steve Hilton, host of "The Steve Hilton Show" and founder, "Golden Together," joins to discuss Kamala Harris’ real record as DA, if she's still as woke and progressive as she was in 2019, whether she used to actually be tough on crime, whether she believes anything at all, the new details of Doug Emhoff’s abuse allegations, his ex-girlfriend saying how Emhoff love-bombed her, why the media is continuing to ignore this issue and is covering it up, the fear-mongering and scare tactics from the left about Trump, the panic setting in about how Kamala could lose big, how Trump might actually win the national popular vote, and more. 


Woods-  https://www.jameswoods.com/

Jennings- https://shooterjennings.com/

Hilton- https://www.youtube.com/@stevehiltonx


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Dems Try Scare Tactics as Closing Message, and Why Trump is Dominating, with James Woods, Steve Hilton, and Shooter Jennings | Ep. 926

Dems Try Scare Tactics as Closing Message, and Why Trump is Dominating, with James Woods, Steve Hilton, and Shooter Jennings | Ep. 926

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