“The former Fox News national correspondent and true crime podcaster, who was invited to appear on Kelly’s show, decided to pass up the opportunity that would have garnered him those coveted clicks, described by him as “the central currency of modern media.””

“As the son of a Holocaust survivor, he is all the more sensitive to the seismic outbreak of anti-Jewish sentiment that has emerged with a vengeance since October 7.”

“In the case of the very popular Megyn Kelly, Waldman is bewildered, wondering how it’s possible that she, as a successful journalist who earned up to $69 million during her stint with NBC, would do this for the sake of money.”

“Megyn has repeatedly denied that she is an antisemite, or has any ill will towards the Jewish people, and while that may be true, giving her the benefit of the doubt, how does a woman with her level of intellect and shrewdness fail to realize that her amplification of claims that “this war is being fought for Israel and not for the US” doesn’t stimulate angry and hateful sentiment against everyday Jews?”

“By also refusing to call out Tucker Carlson, because he is a friend, Kelly has chosen to abandon mainstream common sense and take the Colosseum path of Rome, knowing that it will benefit her business model, apparently the deciding factor in what she is willing to abandon for the sake of the demanded entertainment she is providing.”

“And while Jews make up a mere 0.2% of the world’s total population, it boggles the mind to believe that this microscopic speck of people could actually be the culprits of every evil that exists.”

“King Solomon, known for being the wisest man who ever lived, said, “A good name is more desirable than great riches; to be esteemed is better than silver or gold” (Proverbs 22:1).”