The Megyn Kelly Show

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.

Join political analysts Tom Bevan, Carl Cannon, and Andrew Walworth as they dissect the Democrats' struggle in the meme warfare amid a government shutdown and the optics of Kamala Harris' book tour. They also riff on Chelsea Clinton’s new podcast, exploring her credentials as a 'Dr.' and family connections. Then, Eric O'Neill, a former FBI operative, reveals the alarming rise of AI-driven scams and deepfakes, along with practical tips to safeguard against such cyber threats. Insightful commentary meets serious warnings!

In Memphis, federal agents launch a crackdown, resulting in dozens of arrests. National Guard troops prepare to deploy in Portland amidst local opposition to protect ICE facilities. A joint sting operation in Oklahoma leads to 130 arrests of illegal semi-truck drivers. The Supreme Court temporarily allows Lisa Cook to remain on the Federal Reserve Board as her legal battle continues. Meanwhile, Vice President Vance humorously defends Trump's sombrero memes, suggesting they'll cease if the government reopens.

In this discussion, Glenn Greenwald, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and host of Rumble's System Update, critiques the Democratic Party’s theatrical approach to the government shutdown. He shares insights on Trump’s viral AI trolling tactics and how they expose the Democrats' inauthenticity. The conversation dives into the racial rhetoric used by Don Lemon and Joy Reid, discussing its divisive nature. Greenwald emphasizes the need for genuine dialogue and reconnecting with community values, while also weighing in on Michelle Obama's candid thoughts about her marriage with Barack.

President Trump announces a groundbreaking deal with Pfizer, launching a new website aimed at offering lower drug prices amid ongoing debates about vaccine transparency. Tensions flare in a Senate hearing as Republicans and Democrats clash over crime policies, with strong arguments from both sides. In a surprising turn, YouTube agrees to a $24.5 million settlement with Trump, linked to his 2021 suspension, raising questions about tech accountability in the political arena.

Stu Burguiere, conservative commentator and host of "Stu Does America," joins to discuss Pete Hegseth's controversial speech on military fitness, denouncing 'fat' generals and radical ideologies. They also tackle Trump's AI video parody and Kamala Harris’s factual missteps. Britt Mayer, host of "The Britt Mayer Show," weighs in on Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance despite his disdain for America and critiques children’s media promoting trans narratives. The discussion is lively and thought-provoking, covering culture war clashes and media scrutiny.

In this update, a Marine veteran is identified as the suspect in a Michigan church attack with a troubling history. President Trump reveals a comprehensive Gaza peace plan that includes international oversight and potential Palestinian statehood. In a courtroom drama, Tyler Robinson’s defense team requests more time to dissect evidence in the Charlie Kirk murder case. Meanwhile, tensions rise as lawmakers exit White House talks without an agreement, intensifying fears of a government shutdown.

Michael Shellenberger, a commentator and founder of Public News, dives into Portland’s chaotic protests, analyzing the refusal of local officials to accept federal help and the implications of rising violence linked to reduced police presence. He discusses the hypocrisy in media reactions to James Comey's indictment and warns about digital ID risks. Journalist Leland Vittert shares his journey growing up with autism, the lessons learned from his father's training methods, and debates the controversial claims surrounding Tylenol and autism. Both guests tackle the cultural divides in America.