Tuesday, Jun 9, 2015 1:35 PM UTC
Megyn Kelly: McKinney teen wrestled to the ground by cop “was no saint either”
White eyewitness says the group of teens crossed the line when they accused white residents of racism
Topics: Megyn Kelly, The Kelly Files, mckinney, Racism, Police brutality, Video, Media News, News
On “The Kelly File” Monday, host Megyn Kelly spent almost half the program trying to justify the decisions made by the police during the incident at a McKinney, Texas pool party on Friday.
Kelly began by talking to “Sean,” a man who was at the pool party with his wife and young children. He said he called police because “the music that the DJ was playing wasn’t appropriate for my son, or even for the teens.”
“Sean” said that situation only got out of hand, however, when the teens at the party began to “attack” residents by calling them “racist.” White residents had complained to the pool security guard that the group of teens — who were attending a combination graduation/birthday party — didn’t look like they lived in the community.
“So the teens who were jumping the fence were calling residents ‘racist,'” Kelly said, speaking for aggrieved white conservatives everywhere who know that there’s no violence more violent than being accused of believing what many white conservatives proudly believe.
Not surprisingly, “Sean” claimed that none of the residents used racist terms. According to him, witnesses were lying when they said white residents taunted the teens and told them to go back to public housing.
