Trump's "Genius" McDonald's Trip, and Media's "Arnold Palmer" Meltdown, with Jashinsky and Johnson

Megyn Kelly is joined by Emily Jashinsky, host of "Undercurrents" on UnHerd, and Eliana Johnson, editor of the Washington Free Beacon, to talk about one of Donald Trump's most memorable campaign moments of 2024 when he worked the drive thru at McDonald's, the effectiveness of this type of campaigning, how this puts the spotlight on Kamala Harris' inauthenticity, the legitimate questions about whether Kamala's actually worked at McDonald's, how Trump's visit resonates with voters, Trump's funny story about Arnold Palmer, the ridiculous media and left response pretending to be deeply offended by it, how the story is the kind that resonates with voters, "60 Minutes" finally addressing their edited interview with Kamala, their attempt to blame Trump over the controversy, the truth about their edits on another Q&A that hasn't gotten as much attention, the need for them to release the transcript, Kamala reaching new heights of saying nothing during interviews with Al Sharpton and Peter Alexander, how her talking more is torpedoing her campaign, Kamala's campaign trying to reach men by enlisting celebrities Andy Cohen and Ben Stiller, Dave Bautista insulting Trump on Jimmy Kimmel's show, and more.