The Megyn Kelly Show

David Sacks, a venture capital expert, joins Vivek Ramaswamy, a presidential candidate, and Tim Rosenberger from the Federalist Society to tackle the Silicon Valley Bank collapse. They discuss its implications for startups and the tech sector, and the potential role of government intervention. The conversation shifts gears as they react to the chaotic protests at Stanford Law School, where free speech clashes with student dissent. The trio emphasizes the need for accountability and thoughtful reform in financial and educational institutions.

Joining the discussion are Stu Burguiere, host of 'Stu Does America,' and journalist Dave Marcus. They dive into the alarming connection between Congress and the suppression of free speech, critiquing recent congressional hearings. David Zweig reveals shocking details about California's aggressive COVID surveillance on churchgoers, while Isabel Oakeshott discusses her explosive leaks concerning the UK's Health Secretary during the pandemic. Their insights expose the hypocrisy of governance and the need for accountability in a rapidly changing media landscape.

Guests Steven Crowder, a Canadian-American conservative commentator known for his humor, and Bridget Phetasy, a political commentator and podcaster, dive deep into pressing issues. They discuss shocking COVID lab leak revelations and tech censorship faced by Crowder. Phetasy critiques Prince Harry's pay-per-view therapy session and the Biden administration's controversial awards. The conversation also covers the challenges of homelessness in California, the ethics of media coverage on sensitive topics, and the evolving landscape of women's rights in sports.

Emily Jashinsky, culture editor at The Federalist, and Eliana Johnson, editor in chief of the Washington Free Beacon, join the discussion. They dive into Tucker Carlson’s release of January 6th footage and the media’s frenzy over it. The guests tackle false narratives around the event and dissect the accountability of Dr. Fauci regarding pandemic messaging. They also discuss Chris Rock’s sharp commentary on Meghan Markle and the recent controversies surrounding the royal family, blending political insights with cultural reflections.

Lewis Howes, a New York Times bestselling author and high-performance coach, joins to discuss the challenges of believing in oneself and overcoming the fear of success and judgment. He shares insights on using trauma as a pathway to greatness and the transformative power of vulnerability. Howes reflects on his memorable interview with Kobe Bryant, emphasizing that true greatness lies in inspiring others. The conversation also highlights the importance of finding joy through giving and navigating life's changing missions with resilience.

Join legal minds Andrew Branca, a self-defense expert, Ronnie Richter, a lawyer for Murdaugh's victims, and Peter Tragos, a YouTube host, as they dissect the gripping details of the Murdaugh trial, including key evidence that led to his conviction. They analyze the judge's powerful moment and speculate on the defense's appeal. Meanwhile, Jeremy Peters from The New York Times and former First Amendment lawyer George Freeman delve into the complex realm of the Dominion-Fox News lawsuit, discussing media ethics, defamation challenges, and the responsibility of truth in journalism.

U.S. Senator Josh Hawley, known for his conservative stance, discusses the Justice Department's alleged targeting of religious Americans and law enforcement's bias towards different protest groups. Journalists Karol Markowicz and Bethany Mandel comment on New York City's controversial payments to BLM protesters, urban decline, and the concerning content in schools affecting children. They also dive into the contentious issue of biological males competing in women's sports, advocating for women's rights and educational integrity amidst rising ideological pressures.

Joining the conversation are Mark Steyn, a sharp conservative journalist, and legal experts Dave Aronberg and Eric Bland. They kick off by dissecting Lori Lightfoot's ousting as Chicago's mayor and its implications on public safety. The trio also dives into the latest twists of the Alex Murdaugh trial, exploring jurors' reactions, Murdaugh's courtroom demeanor, and their closing arguments. Amidst the legal drama, they touch on the pandemic's origins and the ongoing debate around COVID-19 censorship, providing both insight and wit.

Join Comfortably Smug, Josh Holmes, Michael Duncan, and John Ashbrook, co-hosts of the Ruthless Podcast, as they tackle hot-button issues. They discuss Biden’s student loan forgiveness challenges and San Francisco’s controversial reparations proposal. The conversation dives into the complexities of identity with surprising ancestry revelations and critiques media panic over COVID and CNN’s decline. They also navigate the politically charged waters of John Fetterman’s family priorities during health crises and the evolving landscape of the Republican party ahead of 2024.

Adam Carolla, a comedian and podcast host, joins Dr. Drew Pinsky, a physician and TV personality, for a lively discussion. They dive into the controversial lab leak theory of COVID-19, questioning media narratives and public health policies. The guests highlight issues around race and privilege in society, criticizing the media's portrayal and simplistic labels. Comedy, accountability, and the effects of misinformation during the pandemic are central themes, alongside a look at Woody Harrelson's bold critiques of Big Pharma.