Fox News’ Megyn Kelly Interviews Presidential Candidate Jeb Bush On Iraq

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In a recent Fox News interview with host of The Kelly File, Megyn Kelly, Jeb Bush didn’t seem to differ much from his brother on the subject of Iraq, nor did he seem worried about the trillions of dollars spent or the thousands of lives lost from the war.

The Huffington Post:

“Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (R) would have authorized the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq, putting the likely 2016 presidential contender on the same page as his brother George W. Bush, the president who actually did so.”

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2015/05/10/exclusive-jeb-bush-says-hillary-clinton-would-have-backed-iraq-invasion/

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/05/10/jeb-bush-iraq-hillary-clinton_n_7251872.html

Actress Loses Custody Battle, Must Visit Kids In France

Actress Kelly Rutherford has taken a battle for her two children to the White House.

A petition has been filed with whitehouse.gov seeking a federal order to allow her young children to move back to the US.  A judge in France previously ordered that the children live in France with her husband.

“This is a political issue now,” Rutherford told sources, adding that her children’s “constitutional rights should have been put before our parental rights,” meaning that as American citizens, her kids should not have been deported.

Best-known to television audiences as Lily van der Woodsen on the hit show Gossip Girl, Kelly played the matriarch in New York for 6 seasons culminating in December of 2012.

She is also known for her former roles in television shows Melrose Place, Homefront, and E-Ring.

Rutherford is a devoted single mom to her kids and an advocate of women’s and children’s charities including StepUp Women’s Network, Healthy Child Healthy World, and she is currently a member of the Board of Directors of Free Arts.

Rutherford lost a bid to keep her children in the U.S. after a judge refused to overturn a previous court ruling that they should live with their father in France.

She has spent two years flying back and forth from France to see her children, who live with her ex-husband Daniel Giersch.

German-born Giersch had his O1 visa – granted to individuals with Extraordinary Ability or Achievement – revoked two years ago. The State Department will not comment on the reason for this, only to say it is classified.  This prompted a court to give him custody of the children in France in 2012 as he cannot legally enter the U.S. He will not comment on the case.  He later took the kids to Monaco, where they have citizenship.

In 2012, a California judge ordered that the children live with Giersch in France after his work visa was revoked, preventing him from living in the US. Rutherford appealed but lost.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2726002/Kelly-Rutherford-tells-MailOnline-heartbreak-forced-send-children-ex-France-loses-bid-them.html#ixzz3YvSzcJ5y

http://pagesix.com/2015/04/29/kelly-rutherford-takes-custody-battle-to-the-white-house/

Fox News’ Megyn Kelly, Bill O’Reilly Spar Over The Same Guest, Leads To Tension

Things got a bit awkward on The O’Reilly Factor when Megyn Kelly and Bill O’Reilly talked about her scoring an interview with a guest before O’Reilly.

Recently, Air Force veteran Michelle Manhart saw students at Valdosta State University stepping all over the American flag and intervened.  She grabbed the flag and argued with protesters and ended up being detained by the police (but was not officially arrested).

Megyn Kelly’s show landed an interview with Manhart, but O’Reilly apparently did not.

Kelly was on O’Reilly’s show talking about the matter, and O’Reilly shared the suspicion his producers had that Manhart was seeking out publicity (after Kelly brought up a Playboy shoot Manhart did with the flag). O’Reilly told Kelly that’s why they “gave the interview to her show.”

Kelly, keeping things light, said, “You didn’t give it to me… We booked her before you tried to book her.”

They were both pleasant and appeared to be teasing, but the tension was palpable.

Fox News Megyn Kelly Responds To Rand Paul’s Bahavior With Women Interviewers

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Fox News host of The Kelly File Megyn Kelly confronted Senator and Republican presidential candidate Rand Paul on his recent behavior toward female reporters.  The interview was reportedly from Wednesday, April 8th.

“It’s only going to get worse,” Megyn Kelly pointed out, talking about the difficult interviews Rand Paul will face.

(Updated report)

Is America ‘Pure Good’ Or ‘Pure Evil’ Or Somewhere In Between?

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Last year, Bill Ayers faced off with “America” director Dinesh D’Souza for a debate on Fox News’ “The Kelly File” over whether America is a fundamentally good or an “inherently evil” nation.

Ayers said America’s done horrible things, while D’Souza argued America has done great things with his power that other countries would horribly abuse.  However, during the talk, D’Souza denied the Native American Genocide.

The ‘Last Meal:’ A Grotesque Tradition?

Death Row inmates who are next in line for execution typically get a “last meal” just prior to the execution – perhaps to savor their last moments as they look forward to their impending death?

The first woman scheduled to be executed in Georgia since 1945 placed an order for her last meal earlier this week, according to the Huffington Post.

Kelly Renee Gissendaner has been on death row since 2008 after being convicted of a plot to murder her husband. She’s set to die by lethal injection on Feb. 25.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that Gissendaner’s meal is also seemingly grotesque:

…cornbread, buttermilk, two [Burger King] Whoppers with cheese and all the trimmings, two large orders of French fries, cherry vanilla ice cream, popcorn and lemonade. She also wants a salad with boiled eggs, tomatoes, bell peppers, onions, carrots and cheese to be topped with Paul Newman buttermilk dressing.

Alex Jones “Defends” Rand Paul On Vaccines By Attacking “Whore,” “Trash, Tramp, Filth, Scum” CNBC Anchor

Alex Jones defended Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) from media attacks over his controversial vaccination remarks by lashing out against a CNBC anchor who challenged Paul, according to Media Matters.

Jones, who helped Paul get elected to the Senate in 2010, called CNBC’s Kelly Evans a “whore” and a “pimp” for “signing on to a system of murder, you little piece of trash, tramp, filth, scum woman!”

Paul has been criticized after he said recently that vaccines should be voluntary because there are purportedly “many tragic cases of walking, talking, normal children who wound up with profound mental disorders after vaccines.”

Jones later added that the government is trying to “bully us into medical tyranny. That’s what Obamacare is.”

“They don’t have the moral authority to tell us anything with their history of secret testing and the rest of it! It’s sick! It’s a sick joke! Man — these people make me want to throw up.”

Jones proceeded to attack the CNBC journalist with misogynistic language for challenging Paul about vaccines during her interview on February 2nd.  Jones called her “a media whore. She’s there to whore out the American people and sell us lies. She’s not a whore, she’s a pimp.”

Jones concluded that people like Evans – a “dumb lady” – are “signing on to a system of murder, you little piece of trash, tramp, filth, scum woman! You arrogant piece of garbage!

“I’m sick of all you people up there lecturing us. She’s the type of woman that wants Super Bowl ads to say, ‘Sorry you had a boy.’ All a bunch of pinhead cult members.”

The Other Side Of Torture

On December 15th, former CIA interrogator Dr. James Mitchell, who was involved in the Enhanced Interrogation program, talked with Fox News’ Megyn Kelly.  Mitchell is angry with Democrats and other politicians over the release of the report on Enhanced Interrogations, also called ‘torture’.

He is the subject of the report as he was one of the interrogators and he says the Senate Intelligence Committee never asked him about his participation in this program.  He says what makes him angry is that KSM now has the chance to address the charges against him and he doesn’t.

Fred Filner video.

Judge Andrew Napolitano

Judge Andrew Napolitano has a rational response to the Senate torture report.

In an interview with Fox News’ Megyn Kelly, Judge Andrew Napolitano argues that “the American people have a right to know what’s been done in their name, especially when they’re misled about it.”

He also said the report won’t endanger lives, but the torture itself.

Kelly responded, “I’m sure that’s gonna comfort the families of the dead analysts…”

TYT video.