Harvey Levin Defends Anthony Fauci While Celebrities Face Legal and Financial Troubles

[00:00] Now, somehow, despite all the available

[00:03] evidence, the celebrity class is still

[00:05] defending Anthony Fouchy. Here is a

[00:08] leftist TV host Andy Cohen writing on X.

[00:11] The country is an absolute dumpster

[00:14] fire. A war with no plan, skyrocketing

[00:17] prices, a deeply unpopular, demented

[00:20] president. So, let's go after Fouchy.

[00:22] What an absolute joke. Yeah, you nailed

[00:24] it there, Andy. And have a listen to

[00:27] this from TMZ's Harvey Lean, who took

[00:30] over TMZ's official account, which has

[00:33] far more followers than his own account,

[00:36] to post this.

[00:37] >> Watching Anthony Fouchy uh before a

[00:42] congressional hearing taking the fifth

[00:44] amendment

[00:46] um is just one of the most heartbreaking

[00:48] things I have seen in government in my

[00:51] lifetime.

[00:52] >> Yes, Harvey Leven is a lefty idiot. He

[00:55] watched a man dodge accountability and

[00:57] his heart was broken. Not for the

[00:59] American people, but for Fouchy, the

[01:02] little narcissist with a fame obsession.

[01:05] And then Harvey likened today's hearings

[01:07] to a McCarthyism.

[01:09] >> We are in a Senator Joseph McCarthy

[01:14] climate where um there is such fear that

[01:19] people have. You know, I don't remember

[01:21] Harvey Le saying a word when there was

[01:24] genuine McCarthyism during the Obama and

[01:27] Biden years when Trump associates were

[01:29] jailed on politically motivated charges,

[01:32] when they tried to put Trump and his

[01:34] family in jail, and he has nothing to

[01:36] say about the blacklisting of

[01:38] conservatives in Hollywood. But now now

[01:41] he's coming out defending the

[01:43] indefensible

[01:44] >> and we are turning him into what Ran

[01:48] Paul wants to be a criminal and Rand

[01:51] Paul has a political agenda and it is

[01:55] prevailing here. Watching watching Ran

[01:58] Paul order security to throw Anthony

[02:02] Fouch's lawyer out of that hearing was

[02:05] unbelievable to me. We are in a dark

[02:09] period of America.

[02:11] >> You absolute simpleton. Fouchi still had

[02:14] around half a dozen lawyers sitting

[02:16] there after that recalcitrant attorney

[02:19] was ejected for repeatedly interrupting

[02:21] proceedings. And Harvey 11, I haven't

[02:24] forgotten how you lied about your staff

[02:26] celebrating Charlie Kirk's murder. I see

[02:29] you. Let's bring in host of the Kinsey

[02:32] Scoffield unfiltered pos podcast, Kinsey

[02:35] Scoffield. Kinsey, what did you make of

[02:38] Harvey Leven's passionate defense of

[02:40] Anthony Fouchy?

[02:43] >> Was Leaven watching the same hearing

[02:45] that we were watching? I mean, it it it

[02:48] felt entirely upside down. Ran Paul is

[02:51] one of the most moral, cleanest,

[02:54] unproatic politicians in my lifetime.

[02:57] Like, the fact that he would go after

[03:00] Rand Paul absolutely blows my mind. The

[03:03] newly released diary entries raise

[03:05] serious questions about Fouch's

[03:07] priorities in public image. Americans do

[03:09] deserve transparency from public

[03:11] officials. And when you're called before

[03:13] Congress and repeatedly invoke the Fifth

[03:15] Amendment, people are naturally going to

[03:17] ask what you're trying to hide. Uh you

[03:20] know, for years, Americans were told to

[03:23] simply trust the experts and trust the

[03:25] science. And now they're asking person

[03:27] or perfectly reasonable questions. and

[03:30] suddenly accountability is considered

[03:32] persecution. Um I do think that public

[03:35] trust was damaged during the pandemic

[03:37] and if these leaders want to rebuild it,

[03:40] transparency is the only way forward.

[03:44] It seems like Harvey Lean is relying on

[03:47] the ignorance of his audience. He's

[03:49] relying on them not to actually watch

[03:51] the footage for themselves and then he

[03:53] can give them this narrative without

[03:55] them having any any knowledge that uh

[03:59] challenges the the absurdity that he's

[04:02] spewing there. And for him to take over

[04:05] TMZ's official account and this was not

[04:08] just on YouTube, also on all their

[04:10] social media platforms. That message of

[04:13] his got out to tens of millions.

[04:17] Well, you know, he's taken a break from

[04:20] disrupting the Nancy Guthrie case that

[04:22] he continues to uh um in my personal

[04:26] opinion, jeopardize through posting

[04:28] these um these notorious notes that are

[04:32] not actually from the kidnappers. So, I

[04:35] mean, like, he's a disruptor is my

[04:37] point. He's a disruptor. When is he

[04:39] doing good? When is he actually trying

[04:41] to add value? you know, he's one of the

[04:43] ones that were chasing down Britney

[04:45] Spears in 97 when she's shaving her head

[04:47] and and running a muk. Uh, this is not

[04:50] somebody that does anything to try to

[04:52] make the world a better place or society

[04:54] a better place. We have to be realistic

[04:57] about who we're dealing with here.

[05:00] Absolutely. Now, let's talk about the

[05:02] WNBA. Fans and the co-owner co-owner of

[05:06] the Seattle Storm WNBA team have been

[05:10] filmed berating a couple of girls

[05:12] wearing XXXY shirts in support of

[05:15] women's sport and in support of Sophie

[05:18] Cunningham who made a stand for

[05:20] protecting women's sport from male

[05:22] bodies. Let's have a look at the

[05:23] footage.

[05:27] >> You leave my dog alone. Go.

[05:43] security.

[05:46] >> Now, the storm has provided a statement

[05:49] to Fox News saying, "We are aware one of

[05:51] our co-owners made comments to two fans

[05:54] in attendance at last night's game. We

[05:56] apologize that this happened. Everyone

[05:59] who attends a Storm game deserves to

[06:01] feel welcome and will remain committed

[06:03] to creating an inclusive environment

[06:06] where every fan is treated with respect.

[06:08] Well, it didn't look like there was too

[06:09] much respect there. How can you possibly

[06:11] be triggered by a t-shirt that says

[06:14] XXXY? It's just stating a biological

[06:18] reality.

[06:20] Yeah, the irony is remarkable. The

[06:22] people preaching tolerance often seem

[06:24] the least to tolerant when somebody

[06:26] disagrees with them. I mean, I've become

[06:28] a huge Sophie Cunningham fan in 2026.

[06:31] She has strong moral courage, defends

[06:33] her friends and females in general.

[06:35] She's willing to say what so many female

[06:37] athletes are afraid to say out loud.

[06:39] Women's sports deserve to remain women's

[06:42] sports, and just imagine being harassed

[06:44] for wearing a shirt that supports female

[06:46] athletes. If we're serious about

[06:48] inclusion, that has to include people

[06:50] with different opinions, too.

[06:53] >> Well, yeah. It seems like inclusion

[06:56] doesn't include the most mainstream

[06:58] opinion when it comes to this cuz this

[07:00] is an 8020 issue. This is not some 50/50

[07:04] issue where the the public is divided

[07:07] down the middle. This is perhaps even a

[07:09] 9010 issue when it comes to male bodies

[07:13] being allowed to compete in women's

[07:14] sport. Now, we've got to talk a little

[07:16] bit about Megan Markle. bushes opened up

[07:19] about advice Prince Harry gave her on

[07:21] getting through the tough days. Have a

[07:24] listen.

[07:24] >> But you know, he was a helicopter pilot

[07:26] in the British Army for 10 years. And

[07:28] sometimes on really hard days, remember

[07:31] once he said, "Yeah, but my love, you

[07:32] know, even if there's a storm happening

[07:35] above the storm, the sun's always

[07:37] shining." And that's a perspective that

[07:39] only comes when you think about zooming

[07:42] out a little bit.

[07:43] >> Lindsay, were you moved by those

[07:45] insights?

[07:47] I mean, my bowels. Maybe maybe my

[07:49] bowels. That would be the extent of any

[07:51] sort of movement. Prince Harry's advice

[07:53] isn't bad. My only question is why

[07:55] didn't he take it himself six years ago?

[07:57] I've never seen two people so committed

[07:59] to the victim narrative. At some point,

[08:01] healing requires looking forward instead

[08:03] of constantly looking back. The happiest

[08:05] people I know don't spend years

[08:07] relitigating every perceived slight.

[08:10] Eventually, you have to choose peace

[08:11] over perpetual grievance.

[08:15] And let's stick with Prince Harry. It's

[08:17] been revealed Canadian taxpayers spent

[08:19] more money protecting Prince Harry over

[08:21] five years during his visits to Canada

[08:24] than any other internationally protected

[08:27] person over the same period. Kinsey CBS

[08:30] is saying they spent well over $500,000.

[08:34] Is that money well spent? Absolutely

[08:37] not. More than half a million dollars in

[08:38] taxpayer funded security for Prince

[08:40] Harry. That's a tough sell during a cost

[08:43] of living crisis. He voluntarily left

[08:46] royal duties, but taxpayers are still

[08:48] being asked to foot enormous security

[08:50] bills for this guy. Canadians are

[08:52] entitled to ask why Harry chose a

[08:54] different life. That's his right. But

[08:56] taxpayers shouldn't be expected to

[08:58] subsidize every consequence of that

[09:00] choice.

[09:03] And didn't he sign these mega mega deals

[09:06] rumored to be around hund00 million with

[09:09] the likes of Spotify and Netflix? Surely

[09:11] he can pay for his own private security.

[09:14] You would not think taxpayers should be

[09:16] footing the bill there. But let's talk a

[09:19] bit more about money and Prince Harry

[09:21] because he's among celebrities being

[09:23] pursued for legal costs in their failed

[09:26] privacy claims against the Daily Mail.

[09:29] Other celebrities have legal insurance

[09:31] covering£16.2

[09:33] million, but they're being asked to pay

[09:36] around 34.5 million pounds of legal

[09:39] costs. Kinsey, that is a huge amount.

[09:43] I'm not sure exactly how much of that is

[09:45] assigned to Harry, but I can't imagine

[09:47] Megan will be very happy about it.

[09:50] >> Um, I wonder if he's going to have to

[09:53] flip some burgers or join Only Fans. I'm

[09:56] concerned for him based on these

[09:58] numbers, but he's built a, you know, a

[10:00] total reputation for litigating first

[10:03] and asking questions later. Lawsuits

[10:05] aren't just expensive for defendants,

[10:06] they're expensive for the plaintiffs

[10:08] when they lose. If Megan Markle isn't

[10:11] thrilled today, I wouldn't blame her. I

[10:12] mean, that's a painful financial

[10:14] headline for any household.

[10:17] And I don't think there's going to be

[10:19] too many more mega deals with the likes

[10:22] of Spotify and Netflix in their future

[10:25] because those products did not turn out

[10:27] so well. What they've produced certainly

[10:29] hasn't justified the investment in them.

[10:32] Now, before you go, I want to play you

[10:33] this awkward footage uh during Usher's

[10:37] concert where he stopped a steamy lap

[10:39] dance and kicked the girl off stage cuz

[10:42] she wasn't into it.

[10:47] I don't think she want to be on the

[10:49] stage though.

[10:59] >> Oh, that's funny. Ky, she did seem to be

[11:02] recoiling as he as he was leaning into

[11:05] her, but she may have had her man in the

[11:08] audience and he's there topless gyrating

[11:11] in front of her. Maybe she's just being

[11:13] respectful to her husband or boyfriend.

[11:16] >> Well, she said I was actually there to

[11:18] see Chris Brown, which insulted Usher

[11:20] even more. Let me just tell you,

[11:22] personally, I've never complet

[11:24] >> I know. Personally, I've never

[11:26] completely gotten past the herpes

[11:28] lawsuits. Even though those cases were

[11:30] settled confidentially years ago, they

[11:32] undeniably affected his public image.

[11:35] And if someone was grinding on me and I

[11:38] knew they'd settled a herpes lawsuit or

[11:40] two, I'd also act a little perturbed

[11:42] perturbed. If I'm being honest with you,

[11:43] I would be a little concerned.

[11:46] That would be a very uh creative way of

[11:49] getting herpes, wouldn't it? How did you

[11:51] get herpes? Oh, from Usha on stage in

[11:53] front of 25,000 people. Yeah, that's I

[11:56] did not even consider that, but well

[11:59] said, Kinsey Scoffield.

[12:01] >> Thank you. You always bring us You

[12:03] always bring us things that we have no

[12:04] idea about.