The Megyn Kelly Show

Calley Means, a healthcare advocate, shares insights on battling entrenched interests in Washington and the alarming rise of childhood obesity and chronic diseases. Piers Morgan, broadcaster and author, critiques 'woke' culture, emphasizing its detrimental impact on joy and authenticity in public figures. Eric Trump discusses the challenges his family faces from media scrutiny and political attacks, while highlighting the importance of adapting to a changing media landscape that favors independent voices.

Newly revealed Jeffrey Epstein emails stir political tension, particularly around President Trump, as Congress pushes for the release of more files. Nike faces scrutiny over its decision to shelve a controversial study on transgender youth in sports. Legal troubles mount for James Comey and Letitia James as they seek to dismiss their cases, citing the questionable appointment of the acting U.S. attorney. Meanwhile, the BBC apologizes for a misleading edit of Trump’s remarks but rejects his compensation demands.

Maureen Callahan, journalist and host of 'The Nerve,' brings her witty insights on the latest Epstein emails, revealing surprising ties to power players like Bill Clinton and Obama officials. She also dives into the curious case of Harry and Meghan's deleted photos from the Kardashians' social media, hinting at deeper relationship dynamics. Plus, Callahan critiques Michelle Obama’s recent remarks on race and explores the media's cozy relationship with elite figures, raising questions about accountability in the spotlight.

The government reopens after a 43-day shutdown, with Trump signing a new spending bill amidst discussions of voter confidence in the economy. Meanwhile, a massive geomagnetic storm triggers power-grid warnings and stunning auroras visible as far south as Texas. In political news, JFK's grandson, Jack Schlossberg, announces his congressional candidacy, stirring scrutiny for his controversial social media presence. The podcast explores these significant developments with insights and implications for the future.

Batya Ungar-Sargon, a conservative commentator and host on NewsNation, dives into the implications of newly released Epstein emails and discusses how they may impact Trump’s narrative. She questions the credibility of accusations against Trump and critiques media biases. Barry Morgenstein, a renowned portrait photographer, shares anecdotes from his encounters with rock legends and speaks candidly about being a conservative in the entertainment industry while promoting his book 'Rock & Soul Portraits.' Both guests shed light on contemporary cultural and political dynamics.

Mike Davis, founder of the Article III Project and attorney, dives into the recent subpoenas targeting former Obama officials like John Brennan and James Clapper, shedding light on the unfolding Russiagate investigation. He discusses potential criminal implications related to conspiracy against rights and the long-term ramifications of an ongoing cover-up. Additionally, Davis analyzes Trump's controversial 50-year mortgage plan, which has ignited debates on housing affordability, and touches on explosive reports about police visits to Attorney General Letitia James's properties.

Stu Burguiere, a conservative media personality and host of 'Stu Does America', joins to delve into the unsettling normalization of political violence, especially among leftist groups. The discussion highlights the alarming reactions to Charlie Kirk's death and critiques media figures like Jimmy Kimmel for their irresponsible comments. They also dissect the BBC's misleading edits surrounding Trump's January 6 speech and its implications for media trust. Through a candid lens, they address the fractures within conservative thought and the dire need for respectful debate.

Tensions flare as eight Senate Democrats side with Republicans to prevent a government shutdown, igniting fury among their party. Meanwhile, Trump stirs controversy by granting pardons to 77 'alternate electors' from 2020, leaving legal experts baffled over their significance. In a dramatic twist, he threatens the BBC with a $1 billion lawsuit for misrepresenting his January 6th comments. Adding to the drama, two MLB pitchers face indictment for allegedly rigging games in collusion with gamblers. It's a whirlwind of politics and sports scandals!

In this lively discussion, U.S. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene dives into her 'America First' agenda, linking the Epstein files to political shutdowns. Rich Lowry shares insights on GOP strategies sans Trump, while John Rich decries the 'wokeness' in country music, advocating for artistic independence. Comedian Adam Carolla critiques celebrity elitism and introduces the term 'gyno-fascism,' reflecting on the cultural landscape. The blend of politics, entertainment, and culture sparks engaging conversation and performance.

The Senate is nearing a deal to end a lengthy government shutdown after 40 days, leading to chaos at airports with massive flight disruptions. President Trump urges Senate Republicans to abolish the filibuster, causing internal tensions within the party. New developments arise as a grand jury subpoenas former CIA and FBI officials linked to the Russia collusion inquiry. Meanwhile, Congresswoman Elise Stefanik kicks off her campaign for New York governor, criticizing the incumbent on affordability and tying her to a socialist agenda.