Oct 5, 2026 · 1 hr 46 min · 21 segments
Megyn Kelly discusses how the left and media don’t care about due process in the wake of their terrible commentary about the Cornell 7 situation, how Jane Doe’s lawyer is driving a news cycle…
The news that comes out is leaked just a bit, just a bit, ju- ve- it's very clearly coming from Jane Doe, all right? It's very clear that Jane Doe has decided to inform ABC, uh, with all of its best evidence against the young men who are probably in some room with their teeth chattering, they're so scared about going to jail for 20 years.
Yes, there are plenty of online influencers and others who are being fair to the young men, but not that many, and I'll tell you why.
But just a reminder, you can defend them from this overreach, the legal overreach, and not defend the actual decision-making on the evening, obviously.
What happened, the university president came out over the weekend, "What happened to Jane Doe was horrific." What do you mean what happened to this victim? Like, what do you mean what happened to? How about, Mr.
President of Cornell, what Jane Doe engaged in, what Jane Doe decided to do? You know why there was never a question about whether I was gang raped or had three threesomes in a night? Because I never did that.
I never, ever put myself in a situation where that would even be a remote possibility of a question someone would ask.
So had I wanted to do this or had the men around me wanted to do this, we could've gotten away with it.
You know, it's like Sean Davis was saying, she has full agency and no accountability.
I'm sorry to break it to you, ladies of America, but you cannot have one without the other.
The news that comes out is leaked just a bit, just a bit, ju- ve- it's very clearly coming from Jane Doe, all right? It's very clear that Jane Doe has decided to inform ABC, uh, with all of its best evidence against the young men who are probably in some room with their teeth chattering, they're so scared about going to jail for 20 years.
Yes, there are plenty of online influencers and others who are being fair to the young men, but not that many, and I'll tell you why.
But just a reminder, you can defend them from this overreach, the legal overreach, and not defend the actual decision-making on the evening, obviously.
What happened, the university president came out over the weekend, "What happened to Jane Doe was horrific." What do you mean what happened to this victim? Like, what do you mean what happened to? How about, Mr.
President of Cornell, what Jane Doe engaged in, what Jane Doe decided to do? You know why there was never a question about whether I was gang raped or had three threesomes in a night? Because I never did that.
I never, ever put myself in a situation where that would even be a remote possibility of a question someone would ask.
So had I wanted to do this or had the men around me wanted to do this, we could've gotten away with it.
You know, it's like Sean Davis was saying, she has full agency and no accountability.
I'm sorry to break it to you, ladies of America, but you cannot have one without the other.
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