I respect Megyn Kelly, and watch her show often; she’s smart, passionate, and always does her homework, but I think Moynihan was right to press her on Tucker. Tucker is her friend, and she’s loyal, but his interview with Daryl cooper—was beyond awful in its analysis , distortions, lack of logic, and meanness-- blaming Churchill for World…
I respect Megyn Kelly, and watch her show often; she’s smart, passionate, and always does her homework, but I think Moynihan was right to press her on Tucker. Tucker is her friend, and she’s loyal, but his interview with Daryl cooper—was beyond awful in its analysis , distortions, lack of logic, and meanness-- blaming Churchill for WorldWar II and whitewashing Hitler and his crimes-- and Tucker never pushing back once. She didn’t have to cancel Tucker, but her tepid response “I don’t agree with everything Tucker says” was inadequate. Moynihan by the way is a great interviewer, glad he has become involved at the Free Press.
I respect Megyn Kelly, and watch her show often; she’s smart, passionate, and always does her homework, but I think Moynihan was right to press her on Tucker. Tucker is her friend, and she’s loyal, but his interview with Daryl cooper—was beyond awful in its analysis , distortions, lack of logic, and meanness-- blaming Churchill for WorldWar II and whitewashing Hitler and his crimes-- and Tucker never pushing back once. She didn’t have to cancel Tucker, but her tepid response “I don’t agree with everything Tucker says” was inadequate. Moynihan by the way is a great interviewer, glad he has become involved at the Free Press.
I, too, really like Moynihan's work. He's an excellent addition to TFP's podcasts. I hope this is a permanent arrangement.