Tiger Woods DUI: Megyn Kelly Slams "Privilege" Call

Recent bodycam footage from Tiger Woods' DUI arrest has drawn significant public attention and commentary. Megyn Kelly, reviewing the video, openly questioned Woods' actions at the scene following his car crash near his residence. The footage captures Woods engaging with officers, even referencing a putter that "won 14 majors" and his potential return to The Masters.

However, a pivotal moment occurred when Woods stepped away to take a phone call. Upon inquiry, he revealed he was speaking with Donald Trump. Kelly interpreted this as a "d*** move," suggesting Woods sought to use his connections to influence the outcome of the arrest, highlighting what she termed "privilege written all over it."

Woods, who has pleaded not guilty to the charges, publicly stated he is seeking help. He confirmed that prescription medications were found in his system and that he is stepping away to focus on his health. This follows a history of health issues, including recent back surgery and a prior serious car crash in 2021.

Donald Trump also commented on the situation, asserting Woods does not have an alcohol problem but suffers from pain, noting his negative alcohol test. Despite this, Kelly maintained her stance, emphasizing the visual of Woods walking away from a crash scene and interacting with authorities in a manner she believes differs from typical treatment.