Megyn Kelly
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The Left’s Double Standard on Political Violence and Batya Ungar-Sargon’s KEY Message to Democrats
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15:16Now PlayingEmily Jashinsky highlights a Federalist report showing how top universities rushed to issue statements and resources after George Floyd’s death but offered silence following Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Batya Ungar-Sargon, host of the upcoming show "Batya!" on NewsNation, calls Democrats’ “unity” rhetoric offensive, since it demands conservatives share blame for violence committed against them. She argues most recent political violence has come from the left, pointing to BLM riots and assassinations by leftist ideologues. Batya blasts President Obama and the left for mischaracterizing Kirk as racist while posing as above the fray, calling it gaslighting and divisive. Then in a MUST WATCH part of the interview, Batya says true unity requires Democrats to affirm conservative positions (pro-life, two genders, voting Trump) as legitimate, even IF they disagree, and to take responsibility for the rhetoric fueling attacks.
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