What podcasts say about Ashleigh Merchant

Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.

What Ashleigh Merchant has said on podcasts

5 statements · 3 negative · 1 mixed · 1 neutral

on Consent evaluationNeutralOct 31, 2026· The Megyn Kelly Show
Consent should be evaluated when sexual activity occurs, not reconstructed later.
“consent is judged at the time it's actually happening”
Listen at 21:23
Open the episode · Sandra Birchmore’s Injuries, Christa Pike 911 Calls, and Virginia Man Tried for Murder of Wife, with Vinnie Politan: The MK True Crime Show
on Government executionsNegativeOct 31, 2026· The Megyn Kelly Show
The execution failure demonstrates that executions can violate constitutional requirements.
“this is just this is literally exhibit one for why the government cannot execute people and not violate the Constitution.”
Listen at 44:56
Open the episode · Sandra Birchmore’s Injuries, Christa Pike 911 Calls, and Virginia Man Tried for Murder of Wife, with Vinnie Politan: The MK True Crime Show
on Voluntary intoxication defenseMixedOct 31, 2026· The Megyn Kelly Show
In most states, voluntary intoxication provides a limited criminal defense.
“Most states, it is somewhat of a defense. It's not a complete defense.”
Listen at 52:16
Open the episode · Sandra Birchmore’s Injuries, Christa Pike 911 Calls, and Virginia Man Tried for Murder of Wife, with Vinnie Politan: The MK True Crime Show
on Georgia voluntary intoxication lawNegativeOct 31, 2026· The Megyn Kelly Show
Georgia entirely bars voluntary intoxication from negating criminal culpability.
“the minority of states, and I'll tell you, there's some minority states and Georgia happens to be one. So I know this minority, unfortunately, all too well. It is barred entirely.”
Listen at 52:48
Open the episode · Sandra Birchmore’s Injuries, Christa Pike 911 Calls, and Virginia Man Tried for Murder of Wife, with Vinnie Politan: The MK True Crime Show
on Consent after voluntary intoxicationNegativeOct 31, 2026· The Megyn Kelly Show
People who voluntarily drink and consent should not later revoke consent solely because they were intoxicated.
“if they choose to drink and then choose to consent, I don't think that they should later on be able to say, oh, I changed my mind because I was drunk.”
Listen at 56:38
Open the episode · Sandra Birchmore’s Injuries, Christa Pike 911 Calls, and Virginia Man Tried for Murder of Wife, with Vinnie Politan: The MK True Crime Show

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