News about Greg Kelly

Vivek Ramaswamy, a multi-millionaire biotech executive, has personally told him that he will not be his vice president pick unless he weighs him down for a cabinet position instead. Ramaswamy had been a front-runner for the position, with some seeing him as the ideal replacement to Trump after he dropped into line behind the former president right away after putting his own bid into question. However, Trump is said to favour North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum, Representative Elise Stefanik, and former US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer.

Since they haven't behaved properly, including a Democrat, Donald Trump said he has already ruled out several potential vice presidential candidates. Hundreds of names have been debated over as potential presidential candidates. With his favorites rolling up and down in order like a roller coaster, Trump has mentioned several names he is considering. However, he did tell Newsmax host Greg Kelly that he had ruled out certain people, even though he refused to reveal who it was.

In a recent interview, former President Donald Trump said he obtained classified government documents from the White House "very lawfully." On Wednesday, the 77-year-old sat down with Newsmax's Greg Kelly to complain about the FBI's execution of a search warrant at Mar-a-Lago in August 2022. They're going after me vehemently,' indicating that there's something wrong.' All of a sudden, it turns out that Biden took ten times the number of documents that I did.' Special Counsel Robert Hur compared the two cases and outlined the need to sue Trump and not Biden in a study published early last month, although Biden cooperated.

Swift attended the AFC Championship game in Baltimore on Sunday, where she watched her boyfriend Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs advance to the Super Bowl. The host of Greg Kelly's reports on Monday that although he did enjoy some of Swift's songs, he does not concern about the 'hardcore Taylor Swift fans.' He also said that fans idolizing the popstar were committing 'a sin' and that they 'weren't supposed to do that'

Aaron Rodgers' torn Achilles was not triggered by his refusal to get vaccinated or his experiments with ayahuasca, and, according to the injured New York Jets quarterback, "anyone who believes such nonsense is a 'bum.' Rodgers talked with Pat McAfee on ESPN in his first interview since suffering a season-ending injury just four plays into his Jets career. Earlier this week, Kelly, the son of former New York City Police commissioner Ray Kelly, entertained the argument that Rodgers' injury was the result of drug use and a lack of Christian faith on the quarterback's part.

Aaron Rodgers' late season football injury was caused by his penchant for using psychedelic drugs and a lack of God in his life, according to a far-right news host. Although scientists and doctors have yet to establish a correlation between a torn Achilles tendon and the intake of psychoactive tea and/or the lack of belief in a deity, Newsmax host Greg Kelly seems to agree that this is the case. Kelly said after predicting Rodgers' death, he also appeared to say that being a top quarterback in the National Football League is not as exciting as being happy.

From 8 p.m. to 11 p.m., CNN was trounced by Newsmax in every slot from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. Anderson Cooper's flagship 360 show attracted just 447,000 viewers - 20,000 less than Eric Bolling, formerly of Fox News. With a tune of 293,000 viewers, Cooper's latest Friday night show, The Whole Story With Anderson Cooper, dropped even more than the previous record. On Newsmax, Chris Plante, an ex-Pentagon Correspondent for CNN, is compared to 325,000 who followed him. Chris Wallace, the Democrat-voting former Fox host, attracted only 263,000 viewers in the 10 p.m. slot, relative to Greg Kelly who attracted 278,000 viewers. CNN had a 325,000 prime time viewers, while Newsmax had an average of 357,000. A cable television station that only started broadcasting in 2014 is now thumping the liberal news channel. In comparison, Fox's old rival Fox pulled in an average of 1.44 million prime time viewers and MSNBC netted 1.08 million.