Black Community Demands Megyn Kelly Be Fired For Offensive Mike Brown Comments It was during an intense confrontation on Monday, between Fox News host Megyn Kelly, and radio show host Richard fowler, over the grand jurys decision not to indict Officer Wilson. That Kelly asked the question many Americans would love to ask the protesters. Who are you to second-guess the grand jury? It began when Kelly questioned Fowler about the reaction to the verdict the grand jury made on the Ferguson case, and subsequent riots. When in response Fowler appeared to be rationalizing the events. The truth of the matter is, is that across this country theres a lot of people that are very angry about this and that this grand jury did not come down with an indictment tonight and that caused this anger, theres two sides of the story that really shouldve been heard by a jury, Fowler responded. But they were, they were. Both sides were heard. Kelly interjected. Fowler trying to steer the conversation to its original topic, spoke about the rioting and how its the anger that is what got out of hand, in spite of requests for peaceful protesting. Kelly quickly replied The reason that the anger has gotten out of control is because these fires, so to speak, have been stoked by people who refuse to trust in the system. The grand jury system. Which is the way our country works. That grand jury met for three months, one time a week, 12 people, in good faith, and they looked at all the evidence 60 witnesses they listened to and they disagreed with you, they know more than you do and they said theres no probable cause for any of these charges. Who are you to second guess them? Kelly continued. Fowler tried to oppose, by stating that if this case would have occurred somewhere like New York or any other place in the United States, the events would have certainty gone straight to a jury trial. Perhaps its because the people are being misinformed, Kelly said Kelly then clarified that 9 times out of 10 a case wouldnt go to a grand jury because the police officer is usually believed by the prosecuting attorney. She emphasized, that the grand jury had proof that implied Brown was the aggressor at the time of the struggle, the prosecutor indicated that many witnesses of color attested to that as well. Which Fowler failed to acknowledge. This whole argument just proves one thing, when people make up their minds without having any information, they will always fail to see the evidence right in front of them. 