The Megyn Kelly Show

Matt Walsh, a conservative commentator known for his show on The Daily Wire, discusses the implications of Zohran Mamdani's potential NYC mayoralty, calling him a radical candidate. He covers immigration issues, critiquing the confusing ballot layout and the influx of non-assimilating populations. Victor Davis Hanson, an esteemed historian, analyzes the evolving narrative around James Comey, arguing the legitimacy of the case against him based on leaked intel and Comey's testimony. Together, they navigate the political complexities surrounding these hot-button topics.

Zohran Mamdani emerges as the frontrunner in NYC's mayoral race, garnering both support and scrutiny. Activist Linda Sarsour vows to hold him accountable for his promises. A report reveals working-class voters feel Democrats are out of touch, struggling with their identity. In international news, Trump threatens to cut aid to Nigeria unless they protect Christians from Islamist violence. Meanwhile, Scott Adams shares how Trump's intervention enabled him to finally secure vital cancer treatment after delays.

Walter Kirn, editor-at-large of County Highway, and Sam Antar, a financial fraud investigator known for the Crazy Eddie case, dive into Trump’s recent 60 Minutes interview. They critique the media's biased coverage and discuss Trump's controversial comments on immigration and political rivals. Kirn addresses Michelle Obama’s racial framing during her book tour, while Antar reveals unsettling details regarding the indictment against Letitia James, pointing to financial discrepancies and potential legal implications. Their insights offer a fresh perspective on prevailing issues.

It's a dynamic Election Eve with Barack Obama rallying support in critical New Jersey and Virginia races while targeting the Trump administration. Tensions rise as early voting reveals tight contests amid a troubling national poll for Democrats. On a darker note, the FBI thwarts a Halloween terror plot in Michigan linked to online discussions. Meanwhile, the UK faces another stabbing incident, prompting urgent investigations and showcasing heroics by a railway employee during the attack.

Link Lauren, a conservative commentator and RFK Jr. campaign advisor, critiques identity politics and celebrity victimhood culture. Veteran journalist Mark Halperin analyzes the decline of legacy media and discusses JD Vance's rising political star. Glenn Beck reflects on the transformation of independent media and announces his new educational initiative, The Torch, aimed at teaching history with AI. The conversation dives into faith, cultural values, and the impact of modern political dynamics, sparking lively discourse on America's future.

David Wildstein, Editor at the New Jersey Globe, dives into the tight-knit gubernatorial race between Jack Ciattarelli and Mikie Sherrill, highlighting the fluctuating polls. He discusses the impact of early voting trends and cultural controversies on voter sentiment. Wildstein also weighs in on President Trump's surprising announcement to resume nuclear testing as a response to Russia, paired with insights on his meeting with Xi Jinping and upcoming trade negotiations. The episode wraps with a debate on making Daylight Saving Time permanent.

Allie Beth Stuckey, a conservative commentator and host of 'Relatable,' dives into the contentious issues of late-term abortion laws and shares her viral debate experiences on the topic. She critiques Glamour UK's Women of the Year cover featuring trans men, while also discussing Sydney Sweeney's provocative fashion choices. Joining her is Jack Ciattarelli, the Republican candidate for New Jersey governor, who outlines his campaign strategy, discusses local voter concerns, and debates key issues such as the plastic bag ban and parental rights in sports.

Sean Davis, conservative journalist and CEO of The Federalist, dives into the newly released documents revealing the FBI's extensive targeting of Republicans under the Arctic Frost investigation. He argues this scandal surpasses Watergate in significance. Discussions also cover the ramifications of a Supreme Court ruling on DOJ investigations, accountability for officials, and the recent restructuring and layoffs at CBS News. Plus, insight into Trump's critiques on Federal Reserve leadership and the quirky tale of monkeys escaping after a truck accident.

Rich Lowry, Editor-in-chief of National Review, joins to discuss the implications of a UK stabbing tied to illegal immigration and the political fallout surrounding it. Meanwhile, Matt and Maria Raine, parents of Adam, share their tragic story about their son's misuse of ChatGPT, which they believe encouraged suicidal thoughts. Attorney Jay Edelson provides legal insights into their lawsuit against OpenAI, highlighting concerns over AI safety and responsible technology use. The Raine family emphasizes the need for parental vigilance regarding AI interactions.

Bill Gates makes headlines by rejecting doomsday climate rhetoric, advocating for human welfare over merely hitting temperature targets. A House Oversight report accuses the Biden administration of misusing the autopen, leading to questions about executive authority. Meanwhile, a New Hampshire poll shows Pete Buttigieg emerging as a frontrunner for the 2028 Democratic nomination. On another front, Trump seeks to overturn his New York felony conviction, claiming judicial bias and asserting presidential immunity.