📚 5 Books mentioned in "Jen Psaki Caught Lying About Biden, and Michael Cohen Celebrated by Media, with Ruthless Podcast" of The Megyn Kelly Show

She put it in her book, which she then read in audio form, and this is the same person who a week ago was out there lambasting Kristi Noem for lying in her book. At least she just lied about a dumb meeting with a world leader.

Megan Kelly discusses Kristi Noem's book in the context of contrasting it with Jen Psaki's, emphasizing the perceived hypocrisy as Psaki recently criticized Noem's book but is now under similar scrutiny herself.

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And by the way, guys, as I mentioned she was on The View, was it last week, ripping Kristi Noem on her book controversy, watch this last week. I've also never worked for somebody who's lied about a foreign leader they've met with, and Alyssa made this point; this is so true.

Megan Kelly discusses Kristi Noem's book in the context of a controversy, particularly in relation to remarks made on The View, drawing attention to the implications of misinformation.

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Meantime, Jen Psaki's book came out last week and her publisher is now having to correct quote inaccuracies. You could also call them lies.

In this segment, the host, Megyn Kelly, discusses the recent release of Jen Psaki's book and points out that the publisher is making corrections to some inaccuracies, which she refers to as lies. This sets the stage for a critical analysis of the book's contents.

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Um, when the remains of our fallen soldiers in Afghanistan were returned after his debacle of a withdrawal from that war, and the name of her book is 'Say More: Lessons from the White House and the World.' And I guess her lessons are when something bad happens, you just lie about it.

During the discussion, the host, Megyn Kelly, mentions the title of Jen Psaki's book, 'Say More: Lessons from the White House and the World.' She critiques Psaki's lessons, implying that they suggest a tendency to lie in the face of adversity, specifically referencing the troubling aftermath of the withdrawal from Afghanistan.

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What she's done so far is first not respond when she was asked for comment by Axios, and then after they published their story, she said the detail in a few lines of the book about the exact number of times he looked at his watch will be removed in future reprints of the ebook.

This mention highlights Jen Psaki's book as a medium that presented misleading information. It indicates her acknowledgment of the need to amend future editions of her ebook by removing specific details criticized for their accuracy.

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