Wargaming How Democrats Could Ditch Biden Next Year, and Criminalizing Speech in the U.K., with Chris Stirewalt and Calvin Robinson | Ep. 640
Megyn Kelly is joined by Chris Stirewalt, contributing editor at "The Dispatch,” to discuss the House voting out the Speaker for the first time in American history, why Matt Gaetz hates Kevin McCarthy, who might be the next Speaker and what happens next, how long the Democrats have to swap out President Joe Biden as a nominee in 2024, the difference between Biden dropping out in March and August, what may could lead to a contested Democratic convention, a little known way just a couple hundred Democratic National Committee members can get rid of Biden after he wins the nomination and select his replacement without consulting anyone else, who might get the nomination in that scenario, what happens if Joe Biden wins in November 2024 but is pushed out before he's inaugurated, Trump's true chances of winning the nomination, Glenn Youngkin's path if he enters the race, if the GOP might try to swap out Donald Trump as nominee if he goes to prison, how Republican voters could react to that development, and more. ThenFather Calvin Robinson, Anglican deacon, joins to discuss getting fired by GB News for his “loyalty” to Laurence Fox and Dan Wootton after their controversial segment that got them suspended, the cancel culture happening in the U.K. today, Laurence Fox getting arrested in England today for the "pre-crime" while discussing "Blade Runners" and new surveillance mechanisms in the country, the state of freedom of speech in England, and more.
Stirewalt: https://thedispatch.com/author/chris-stirewalt/
Robinson: https://www.givesendgo.com/homeofcancelculture
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