Megyn Kelly expressed frustration with the Trump family's "grifty" business practices, particularly their sons' earnings from government contracts and cryptocurrency ventures. She compared it to Hunter Biden's dealings, despite her support for Trump over Kamala Harris.
Media personality Wu Jing-yi criticized KMT Chairwoman Sylvia Chang for discussing "peace" on the 37th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre, arguing Chang avoided the CCP's "aggressive nature" and "state violence," effectively promoting a "political scam" for Beijing. Wu stated true peace relies on Taiwan's strength, allies, sovereignty, and defense, not appeasement.
Media commentator Wu Ching-yi criticizes KMT Chair Johnny Chiang's call to abandon the 'first island chain' strategy, arguing it contradicts Taiwan's and US's Indo-Pacific security focus and appeases Beijing amid China's escalating 'gray zone' tactics.
Mehmet Oz, CMS Administrator, called President Trump's opponents "stupid" and "lost" during a White House briefing, responding to a question about "Trump Derangement Syndrome."
Media personality Zhan Ling-yu criticized politicians for living outside their jurisdictions, citing Taoyuan Mayor Chang San-cheng and Keelung Mayor Hsieh Kuo-liang. She argued this "clock-in" mentality neglects citizens' needs and is absurd.
Popular online commentator Hasan Piker and media personality Cenk Uygur were denied entry into the UK after their travel authorizations were revoked by the British Home Office, citing that their presence "may not be conducive to the public good."
Media personality Li Yen-chiu criticized KMT chairwoman Jaw Shaw-kong for her remarks on former president Ma Ying-jeou's health and Ma's family for publicly disclosing his condition. Li also questioned the handling of a financial dispute involving Ma's former aide, emphasizing that Ma's health and the financial issues are separate matters.
Media personality Huang Kuang-ching accused Taiwan People's Party chairman Huang Kuo-chang of manipulating New Taipei City mayoral primary poll data by "controlling samples" and "vote allocation." Former TPP executive Lin Kuan-nien explained this involves excluding older respondents and continuing calls until younger voters, who favor Huang, are reached, effectively "rigging" the poll to show a win.
Media personality Akio Yaita commented on the US pausing a $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan, urging against defeatism and emphasizing self-reliance. He stated that a pause is not a termination and that Taiwan must focus on its own defense capabilities and resilience.
Media personality Zhan Lingyu criticized Taiwan People's Party chairman Huang Kuo-chang's late-night apology regarding party departures, calling it a "political fake fall" and accusing Huang of expelling dissenting members and consolidating power.
