Summary
Some Sirius XM subscribers are cancelling their subscriptions after Megyn Kelly made comments about Jeffrey Epstein on her show. Kelly questioned the age of the victims involved with Epstein, which led to backlash and calls for boycotts. Social media users are expressing their reasons for cancelling, saying they do not want to support a service that airs her views.
Key Facts
- Megyn Kelly made comments about Jeffrey Epstein on her Sirius XM show, raising questions about the ages of his victims.
- Some subscribers stated their intention to cancel Sirius XM in protest of Kelly's comments.
- Kelly described Epstein's behavior as "sick" and "disgusting" but suggested a "distinction" in the ages of the victims.
- Epstein was a convicted sex offender who faced federal charges of sex trafficking minors before his death in 2019.
- The legal age of consent is 17 in New York and 18 in Florida, the locations tied to Epstein's activities.
- Social media users have been sharing their subscription cancellations, stating they do not support Sirius XM's platforming of Kelly.
- Online discussions include calls for boycotts and detailed guides on how to cancel subscriptions.
