The Megyn Kelly Show

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NPR's Embarrassing Excuse, Another Socialist Victory, and Smug Serena Williams, with Matt Taibbi and Rob Finnerty | Ep. 1351

Explore episode Jul 1, 2026
Health & Fitness
Minneapolis Brings Back Public Bathhouses: A Public Health Disaster Waiting to Happen

NPR's Embarrassing Excuse, Another Socialist Victory, and S… · Jul 1, 2026 Health & Fitness

Minneapolis is moving to repeal its ban on public bathhouses — originally closed in the 1980s due to the AIDS epidemic. A local lawmaker defended the move as preventing 'weaponization of hypersexualization.' Finnerty notes that these venues historically facilitated minor trafficking and sees no viable public health framework for regulating them today.

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Pride Month 2026: Escalating Chaos and Media Cover-Up

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Kelly plays video clips from the New York Dyke March and Washington Square Park showing participants climbing poles and twerking in extreme fashion while crowds threw bottles at police. Finnerty reflects on the arc: when he worked in local Tampa news during the 2015 marriage equality decision, Pride events were relatively calm — he even had to ride a Pride float as a condition of employment. Now, barely a decade later, the same events feature scenes his local affiliate would never have aired. He notes that Seattle Pride ended with arrests of both perpetrators and independent journalists trying to document the chaos, while mainstream media blacked out the violence entirely. Both agree that Pride's cultural capture of major institutions has enabled escalating behavior that would be front-page news under any other political banner.

Society & Culture
Pride Month 2026: Violence, Tree-Climbing Twerking, and Bottle Attacks on Police

NPR's Embarrassing Excuse, Another Socialist Victory, and S… · Jul 1, 2026 Society & Culture

Pride Month 2026 featured scenes from Washington Square Park of people twerking on poles and light fixtures while throwing bottles at police. Seattle Pride ended with Antifa-affiliated attendees arresting independent journalists who covered the event. Finnerty says these events have become increasingly violent and perverse since gay marriage was legalized in 2015.

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