Al Sharpton Gets Heated with Megyn Kelly over Ferguson, Abruptly Grabs Her Mic

Arguing over what the Department of Justice did or did not say regarding the Micheal Brown civil rights case, Al Sharpton became heated in his interview with Megyn Kelly.  Kelly reiterated exactly what the D.O.J. had decided, “The evidence does not support that finding that Wilson was unreasonable in his fear that Micheal Brown would once again attempt to harm him and gain control of his gun.  There is no (reliable) evidence… to disprove Wilson’s… belief that he feared for his safety.”

Sharpton basically said the D.O.J. got it wrong, because the eye witnesses, (the unbiased ones, of course) said differently.  He made the argument that because his witnesses, which he put on his television show, reported differently than the witnesses who testified under-oath for the D.O.J.,  he has nothing for which to apologize.

Megyn Kelly caught up with activist Al Sharpton on Wednesday and pressed him to retract charges he made following the shooting death of Michael Brown by Officer Darren Wilson in Ferguson, Missouri.

The Justice Department ultimately found that Wilson did not violate Brown’s civil rights — and that no evidence existed to disprove his fear that his life was in danger from Brown.

The interview ended abruptly when Reverend Al grabbed Megyn’s microphone — and stuck it in her face.

Sharpen told Kelly that he gets on the television every night and states what he believes.  Kelly pressed the issue calling him an opinion guy and pointed out that his opinion was proven to be wrong by the D.O. J. regarding the Brown case.

Megyn asked, “A man’s life is ruined. I mean Darren Wilson, Darren Wilson has no job, he has no life, he hasn’t been rehired. Do you bear some responsibility?”

Sharpen responded to her by telling her to calm down and a few moments later grabbed the mic and shoved it into her face.