The Megyn Kelly Show

Tensions flare as Elon Musk and Donald Trump clash over EV mandates and social media jabs. In a significant Supreme Court ruling, it’s decided that majority groups face fewer hurdles in discrimination cases. Meanwhile, Trump probes alleged misuse of presidential powers by Biden staffers. In a courtroom drama, Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs faces a judge's warning for misconduct. The conversation also touches on serious topics like immigration and political distractions, coupled with lighter notes about Father's Day gift ideas.

Joined by Stu Burguiere, a sharp political commentator, and Texas Representative Brandon Gill, the discussion heats up around Karine Jean-Pierre's faltering position as press secretary, with Democrats openly criticizing her. They dive into a landmark Supreme Court ruling on discrimination and highlight the brewing feud between Trump and Elon Musk. Gill also shares his memorable confrontations in Congress, using 'receipts' to challenge leftist narratives, while shedding light on his influences and support for key legislative measures.

A judge has blocked the deportation of a terror suspect's family, igniting legal discussions. In South Minneapolis, protests erupted over a misunderstanding of a federal operation, highlighting community tensions. Conversations swirl around Trump's controversial Big Beautiful Bill as critiques emerge. A shocking courtroom testimony reveals dark incidents involving Sean Diddy Combs, detailing a designer’s chilling experience. Meanwhile, George Clooney reflects on media's role in shaping current political fears, drawing parallels to the McCarthy era.

Mark Halperin, political analyst and host of "Next Up," joins former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer and Democratic strategist Dan Turrentine. They dissect Karine-Jean Pierre's self-proclaimed independence and critique her performance during Biden's presidency. The trio discusses Elon Musk’s harsh words on Trump's Big Beautiful Bill, immigration policy challenges, and the implications of Democratic leadership dynamics. They also touch on the growing tensions surrounding immigration enforcement and the pitfalls of modern political communication.

The family of the Boulder terror suspect is now in ICE custody as investigations unfold about their potential knowledge of the attack. Mark Epstein challenges the FBI's claims about his brother's death, raising questions about transparency. A former hotel security guard reveals shocking details about a celebrity cover-up involving a $100,000 payoff for surveillance footage. Finally, a notable drop in fentanyl seizures at the border sparks a debate over the effectiveness of current border policies and highlights frustrations surrounding media narratives.

Link Lauren, a political commentator and cultural critic, joins forces with Stephen A. Smith, ESPN host and sports analyst, for a lively discussion. They tackle the contentious issue of transgender athletes in women's sports, highlighting real-life cases that raise fairness concerns. The duo also explores declining GOP support for gay rights and the Democratic Party’s struggle to maintain Black voter loyalty. Trump's striking new presidential portrait and Joe Rogan's supportive remarks are also on the table, making for a thought-provoking conversation.

A massive ICE operation in Massachusetts leads to nearly 1,500 arrests, raising questions about sanctuary policies. A Colorado man faces hate crime charges for a violent attack at a pro-Israel rally. In the ongoing trial of Sean 'Diddy' Combs, emotional testimonies reveal disturbing details of an abusive workplace. Meanwhile, Suge Knight calls on Combs to testify in his defense, suggesting honesty could change the trial's outcome. The discussions highlight serious concerns about community safety, hate-driven violence, and the implications of recent legal actions.

Emily Jashinsky, D.C. Correspondent for UnHerd, and Eliana Johnson, Editor of the Washington Free Beacon, dive into the harrowing details of a recent terror attack in Colorado by an illegal migrant. They dissect the media's reaction, questioning the downplaying of such acts. The duo also tackles the growing divide in the Democratic Party, President Biden's gaffes, and the amusing decline of mainstream media ratings. Additionally, they explore Broadway controversies, including Patti LuPone's comments igniting a firestorm in the arts community.

A shocking attack with Molotov cocktails disrupted a pro-Israel gathering in Boulder, leaving several injured. Meanwhile, controversy brews as a male athlete takes the spotlight for medaling in girls' events at a California track meet. Polls reveal growing doubts among Democrats about their party's direction, while many Americans perceive Republicans as more capable leaders. The discussion delves into the implications of Project 2025 and the ongoing trial of Sean Diddy Combs, raising significant questions about power dynamics and social issues.

Jake Tapper, a CNN Chief Washington Correspondent and co-author of 'Original Sin,' joins political correspondent Alex Thompson for an engaging discussion on President Biden's cognitive health and its impact on his presidency. They share critical insights from their book, tackling media complicity and political narratives. The conversation also dives into Biden's debate performance and the dynamics within his inner circle. They emphasize the importance of accountability in journalism and the challenges of transparent political reporting.