Megyn Kelly Outshoots Tucker Carlson 🤯
Megyn Kelly receives shooting instruction and successfully hits targets at 75 yards, outperforming Tucker Carlson. The session includes handgun shooting followed by a suppressed 300 Blackout rifle. Kelly draws a humorous comparison between the adrenaline of shooting and cutting off politicians' mics during debates.
Summary
The transcript captures a shooting range session featuring Megyn Kelly receiving hands-on firearms instruction. The instructor begins by coaching Kelly on proper grip technique — positioning the webbing of the hand high on the grip, rolling the forward hand into a business-like handshake grip, neither over-squeezing nor limp-wristing. Kelly is then instructed to pull the trigger as slowly as possible to avoid flinching and sending rounds low, which she successfully does, hitting the first target dead center.
The session escalates to a 75-yard target challenge, which is framed as one that Tucker Carlson reportedly failed. Kelly makes a quick joke that Tucker's trust fund lifestyle explains his inability to handle the challenge, and she proceeds to take the shot. The results appear positive based on the enthusiastic reaction.
The second portion of the session moves to rifle shooting, specifically a 300 Blackout with a suppressor provided by Silencer Shop. Kelly reacts with excitement to the suppressed sound of the rifle, describing it as a 'beautiful sound.' The instructor then poses a playful question comparing the adrenaline of shooting steel targets to the experience of cutting politicians' mics off mid-debate — a nod to Kelly's moderating history. Kelly responds that both feel like 'playing with fire,' drawing an amusing parallel between her two worlds.
Key Insights
- The instructor explains that pulling the trigger slowly is critical because anticipating the shot causes a flinch, which sends rounds low — a fundamental marksmanship principle he imparts to Kelly.
- Kelly successfully hits a target at 75 yards, a distance the video frames as a benchmark that Tucker Carlson failed to achieve, positioning Kelly as the superior shooter.
- Kelly jokes that Tucker Carlson's trust fund background explains why he can't handle the 75-yard shooting challenge, framing shooting competence as incompatible with a privileged lifestyle.
- Kelly expresses genuine enthusiasm for the suppressed 300 Blackout rifle, calling the sound of a suppressed shot 'beautiful,' reflecting an unexpected appreciation for firearms.
- When asked to compare the adrenaline of shooting steel targets to cutting politicians' mics off during a debate, Kelly equates both experiences as 'playing with fire,' suggesting she finds similar excitement in both her media and shooting range activities.
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Transcript
[0:00] Hike your hand up to where the webbing's all the way up top. Then take this hand, roll it forward, and then just put it like that. Business handshake, not over squeezing it, not limp wristing it. Now aim at that first one right there. Now pull the trigger as slow as you can. >> Why as slow as I can? >> Because you want it to be a surprise. Otherwise, you're going to flinch and the rounds will go low. >> Nice. >> Did I hit it? >> You hit it. >> Yeah. >> All right. Hit the left target. >> Dead center. Nice. All right, let's move to 75. Tucker couldn't pull it off, but you might.…
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