The Megyn Kelly Show

President Trump announces a groundbreaking peace deal that aims to free Israeli hostages and encourage troop withdrawals from Hamas. He also emphasizes Antifa as a significant left-wing terror threat during a White House roundtable with the DOJ. Meanwhile, former FBI Director James Comey pleads not guilty to serious charges, with his team arguing it's a vindictive prosecution. In a separate case, a suspect faces federal charges for starting the devastating Pacific Palisades fire, with investigations revealing crucial evidence including ChatGPT queries.

Link Lauren, host of 'Spot On with Link Lauren', shares his insights on Katie Porter's disastrous interview as she struggles to answer basic questions and almost walks out. The conversation also touches on AOC's hypocrisy regarding body-shaming. Investigative reporter Ken Vogel reveals the hidden truths about Hunter Biden’s connections with Burisma and the implications for Joe Biden, detailing how the Biden campaign worked to suppress early reports on corruption. It’s a lively discussion filled with political intrigue and accountability!

Kristen Waggoner, President and CEO of Alliance Defending Freedom, dives into the Supreme Court's First Amendment challenge against Colorado's conversion therapy ban. She argues that the law restricts ordinary counseling by labeling it conversion therapy and fosters viewpoint discrimination by permitting affirmation while banning guidance towards biological alignment. Waggoner expresses optimism for a ruling that protects counselor speech. Additionally, Pam Bondi discusses DOJ operations, revealing tensions with Democrats over phone records collection during the January 6 investigation.

Rich Lowry, the Editor in Chief of National Review, and Charles C.W. Cooke, a senior writer at the same publication, dive into the disturbing narrative of the left's unfounded claims connecting a judge's house fire to right-wing arson, revealing media biases and double standards. Then, Erik Prince and Joe Weil from Unplugged discuss the pressing issues of smartphone surveillance, with insights into the privacy-focused UpPhone, designed to combat data harvesting and protect users from tracking. They explore the real dangers of data collection on children and the innovative features that ensure user privacy.

A federal judge allows the deployment of National Guard troops in Chicago, sparking controversy as local officials cry foul over perceived political overreach. Meanwhile, Israeli and Hamas officials negotiate in Egypt for a peace deal on the anniversary of the October 7 attack, focusing on hostage releases. In media news, Paramount's $150 million acquisition of The Free Press sees Bari Weiss, a known critic of mainstream media, stepping into a pivotal role. Lastly, the Supreme Court declines to hear Ghislaine Maxwell's appeal, cutting short her legal battles.

The discussion dives into the alarming rise of violent rhetoric linked to the left, highlighting attempted assassinations and threats aimed at conservative figures. Disturbing leaked texts from a Virginia AG candidate reveal a troubling mindset about political violence. The case of the Kavanaugh assassin is scrutinized, especially a lenient sentence from a liberal judge and the attacker's new gender identity. The podcast also explores escalating attacks on ICE agents and critiques media hypocrisy surrounding these issues.

Disturbing texts from Virginia's Democratic AG candidate reveal threats against political opponents. The attempted assassin of Justice Kavanaugh receives a surprisingly light sentence, raising eyebrows over the judge's comments on his gender transition. Sean 'Diddy' Combs faces over four years in prison for his conviction, while former NFL player Mark Sanchez finds himself in a bizarre twist, hospitalized after a stabbing and then arrested. Tune in for these shocking developments and more!

Megyn Kelly defends Charlie Kirk against recent criticisms regarding his comments on race and gender. She fact-checks claims about his views on affirmative action and crime, highlighting the nuance in his arguments. The discussion also covers his respectful engagements with Black Americans and criticisms of LGBTQ messaging. Kelly debunks accusations linking Kirk to extreme views, addressing his remarks on Islam and demographic change. The episode concludes with reflections on Kirk's influence on young conservatives.

Mark Geragos, a high-profile criminal defense attorney, joins Matt Murphy, a former prosecutor, and other legal experts to dissect the gripping Diddy sentencing case. They debate the implications of the judge's use of acquitted conduct and how Diddy’s celebrity status may affect his prison experience. The panel also discusses the chilling Tyler Robinson case and his potential death penalty, alongside the controversy surrounding Colorado's therapy law. Additionally, they review the mysterious death of singer D4vd and unravel the strange circumstances linked to it.

President Trump may leverage the government shutdown to make deep cuts to federal agencies, impacting various projects. Meanwhile, tension rises after two Delta planes collide on a taxiway at LaGuardia, underlining the challenges faced by unpaid air traffic controllers. Tragedy strikes with a terrorist attack on a UK synagogue during Yom Kippur, leading to casualties and heightened security. Additionally, Greta Thunberg and fellow activists face interception by the Israeli Navy while attempting to sail to Gaza, sparking further debate on environmental activism.