By Free Republic | Created at 2024-10-22 14:57:56 | Updated at 2024-10-22 18:09:22
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Megyn Kelly calls out ‘media meltdown’ over Donald Trump’s McDonald’s shift
Sky News Australia ^ | 10/22 | video
Posted on 10/22/2024 7:57:24 AM PDT by WeaslesRippedMyFlesh
Sky News contributor Megyn Kelly has mocked the “media meltdown” after Donald Trump’s viral McDonald’s shift.
Megyn Kelly calls out ‘media meltdown’ over Donald Trump’s McDonald’s shift
On Sunday, the former president manned the fries and served customers at the drive-thru at a McDonald’s in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
“The reason they went in a full meltdown over this is because that's how effective it was,” Ms Kelly told Sky News host Paul Murray.
“Even they could see this is dangerous. He is charming, Americans will love it and it makes her look terrible.”
TOPICS: History; Humor; Society
KEYWORDS: mcdonalds; megyn; trump
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Don't typically post youtube vids, but this one is important as a historical marker for me.
I'm warming back up to Megyn Kelly. She'll never get a Trump interview again, but her head seams to be screwed on straight now. ...and that woman is not guilty.
Forgive and forget. (unlike Ann Coulter who went spiraling off the rails)
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