Megyn Kelly And Ben Shapiro Get Into Nasty Social Media Spat

Megyn Kelly and Ben Shapiro went at it on social media.

It all started with a clip from Ben Shapiro’s show.

Megyn Kelly responded to Shapiro.

Shapiro responded by back.

Then Megyn Kelly wrote this long response.

You think protecting Erika means calling out Candace; I think if you don’t wish to call attention to a negative attack, don’t call attention to it. Does that work for you Ben? May I have your approval now? No, I don’t think so.

Bc you and your little cohort of sick followers aren’t mad about anything involving me and Erika Kirk, who you barely know (trust me; I’ve checked). You turned on me when I wouldn’t de-friend Tucker whose criticism of Israel you can’t stand – and when I defended Candace’s questions about whether Charlie, before he was killed, was growing more skeptical of Israel (HE WAS).

You’re right that, at Erika’s request, I tried to help her and Candace get to an okay place – an effort that failed and which now you mock – but Christians like me are pretty big on forgiveness and reconciliation. I tried to help you and Tucker get there too, remember? More of my “cowardice” I guess.

One final point: you handled your anger toward me in the most despicable way possible. Did you call me? Text me? Raise it with me privately after all we had been thru together over the years? No, you attacked me on stage at the Turning Point event without so much as a heads-up. Bc you were too chicken shit to say it to my face. I texted you afterward and you never responded. You didn’t have the balls to have a face-to-face talk or even a text or call about it. You are the coward, Ben. And your moral preening, priggish lectures and holier-than-thou judgments are the reason you are losing fans and, more than that, friends, at a record rate.

You always told me you were a “family guy” not a “friend guy.” I learned the hard way you really meant it.

One thing that Trump’s second term has taught us is just how useless so many conservative influencers are. While Donald Trump is fighting for the country influencers on the right are focusing on conspiracy nonsense and attacking each other.

Neither Ben Shapiro or Megyn Kelly represent MAGA. Shapiro didn’t back Trump in 2016. Megyn Kelly went viral for the negative question she asked Donald Trump during a GOP debate during the 2016 election season.

The issue here for Megyn Kelly is that she is losing credibility and quickly.

It has always seemed that Ben Shapiro is someone who wanted to dictate who is a conservative and not. We don’t doubt what Kelly is saying as it pertains to how Shapiro acted behind the scenes. If this was two years ago many of us would defend Megyn Kelly. Not now. That side of the right has completely missed the boat on their coverage of the Iran conflict. They seemingly have no interest in the Trump administration’s reasoning for the war. They just want to push narratives against it. Will they apologize if Trump succeeds?

We warned about this just a few weeks ago. If alternative media continues to let down those watching them by pushing narratives instead of truth the Republican establishment is going to take back over the GOP.

Our message to conservative influencers:

Everybody should get together behind the scenes and hash it out. They should all come to an agreement that this debate can take place in 2028. Let the voters decide. Until then, they should focus in giving accurate information to people.

We also want to make clear just how evil it is that people are attacking Erika Kirk they way they are. It is beyond despicable.

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