Platner's "Sexting" Scandal Lies, Jill Biden's Book Tour Panic, and CBS Host Attacks Boss Bari, with Emily Jashinsky | Ep. 1329

Graham Plattner’s claim that his Kik activity was harmless at age 32 isn’t just reckless—it’s a calculated lie designed to exploit the very 'authenticity' his campaign claims to champion. Megyn Kelly and Emily Jashinsky dismantle the Democratic Senate frontrunner’s narrative, exposing a pattern of deception: from denying sexting with six to twelve women during his marriage to weaponizing PTSD as a shield while engaging in online sexual fixation. The real scandal isn’t just infidelity—it’s the brazen attempt to reframe digital misconduct on a platform notorious for child exploitation as mere 'misunderstanding.' This isn’t personal failure; it’s a red flag for emotional instability and unfit leadership. The episode extends this critique to California’s gubernatorial race, where billionaire Tom Steyer’s surge is built on fear-mongering about transgender athletes, not policy—his support for A.B. Hernandez is a political stunt to position himself as California’s 'daddy governor.' Meanwhile, Dr. Jill Biden’s book tour is revealed as a desperate PR operation to mask Joe Biden’s cognitive decline, with Rita Braver’s soft interview on CBS Sunday Morning failing as journalism. At CBS News, the appointment of Barry Weiss—lacking broadcast experience and backed by the Ellisons—has ignited revolt among veterans like Scott Pelley, who accused her of 'murdering 60 Minutes.' The network’s collapse isn’t accidental; it’s systemic.