The Megyn Kelly Show Don Lemon's Lies, Sad and Narcissistic Leftists, and the Beckham Drama, with James Woods, Britt Mayer, and Will Witt | Ep. 1234
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Jan 20, 2026 
Join James Woods, an actor and musician promoting his album 'Tombstone Opera', as he critiques Don Lemon's church stunt and racial narratives. Britt Mayer, host of 'The Britt Mayer Show', and cultural commentator Will Witt dive into the rise of narcissistic activism and Brooklyn Beckham's public family feud. They explore the need for purpose among youth, Michelle Obama's call for diversity in fashion, and the implications of celebrity drama. The conversation is sharp, insightful, and filled with cultural commentary that hits close to home.
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Church Disruption As Political Diversion
- Megyn Kelly and James Woods argue the Minnesota church disruption was a deliberate diversion, not mere protest.
- They say it distracts from larger alleged fraud and political corruption issues in Minnesota.
Family History Framing Political Views
- James Woods recounts his family's long American roots and military service to contrast partisan tactics.
- He uses personal lineage to argue against opportunistic political maneuvers.
Enforce Intent-Based Laws Firmly
- James Woods urges enforcing the law firmly when intent and conspiracy are present.
- He warns lies about involvement are a tell that increases legal risk.
