The Megyn Kelly Show

Alan Dershowitz, a Harvard law expert, shares insightful legal perspectives on classified documents found in Biden's garage, exploring potential impeachment issues. Sharyl Attkisson digs into Biden’s transparency problems and the political implications of his document handling. Marcia Clark and Mark Geragos dive into the Idaho college murders, discussing the latest evidence and the prospect of a co-defendant. The conversation highlights the challenges within the legal system and critiques media portrayals, sparking debate about fairness and transparency in high-profile cases.

CeCe Moore, Chief Genetic Genealogist at Parabon NanoLabs and founder of DNA Detectives, discusses her groundbreaking work in using genetic genealogy to crack cold cases. She reveals how DNA technology played a crucial role in the arrest of Bryan Kohberger in the Idaho murders, delves into the innovative use of 'touch DNA,' and shares insights about ongoing cases like JonBenét Ramsey's. The conversation highlights the evolution of genetic testing, the ethical implications of its use in law enforcement, and the transformative impact of platforms like 23andMe on crime-solving.

Andrew Klavan, a best-selling author and conservative commentator, joins British journalist Dan Wootton in a lively discussion. They tackle the Golden Globes’ attempts at cultural rehab and debate the left's racism while reveling in Eddie Murphy's comedic digs at Will Smith. Wootton reveals insider insights on Prince Harry's strained relationship with the press and his family, from the 'Megxit' saga to the animosity with Prince William. The conversation dives into whether Meghan Markle influenced Harry’s autobiography and what the late Queen might have thought.

Michael Moynihan, Matt Welch, and Kmele Foster, co-hosts of the Fifth Column podcast, dive into President Biden's classified documents scandal, comparing it to Trump's case. They explore the implications for free speech in academia, featuring a professor's firing over art depicting the prophet Muhammad. The trio also critiques the rise of wokeness at the Golden Globes and discusses gender fluidity in fashion. With sharp wit, they examine the pressures of political correctness, find humor in John Bolton's presidential bid, and contemplate the future of media and entertainment.

Join Greg Kelly, an American journalist and author, alongside British commentators Sophie Corcoran and Leilani Dowding, as they delve into a range of captivating topics. They discuss Biden's brief visit to the border and critique its effectiveness, while examining the political chaos surrounding Trump and DeSantis. The trio also critiques Prince Harry's media tour for 'Spare,' questioning his accountability and the perceived contradictions in his narrative, particularly regarding racism and family dynamics. Get ready for a lively conversation packed with insights!

In a gripping discussion, investigative journalist Matt Taibbi analyzes January 6 intel failures and media misinformation. NewsNation's Brian Entin shares new insights on the Idaho murders, including crucial eyewitness accounts. Criminal defense attorney Jonna Spilbor and retired FBI profiler Candice DeLong dive into the suspect's psychological profile, motivations, and the harrowing details of the crime scene. They uncover the chilling dynamics of the case and explore the alarming trends surrounding violence against women.

Tom Bower, a British investigative journalist and author, dives into the latest dramatic allegations from Prince Harry's upcoming book, discussing family rifts and Meghan Markle's influence. The conversation then shifts to health, where Dr. Ehsan Ali, founder of a concierge medical service, and Dr. Layne Norton, a nutritional scientist, weigh in on the rising trend of weight loss medications like Ozempic, while offering insights on diet, exercise, and the impact of genetics on obesity. They also tackle the myths surrounding intermittent fasting and diet sodas.

Eric Bolling, host of The Balance on Newsmax, discusses political turmoil in the GOP, focusing on Kevin McCarthy's struggle for support as Speaker of the House. They also dive into the legal troubles of Sam Bankman-Fried and media ethics in sports reporting. Dr. Shanna Swan, renowned for her work on reproductive health, reveals alarming statistics about the global decline in sperm counts, attributing it to phthalates and environmental factors. She offers practical advice on improving fertility and the implications of this trend for humanity's future.

In this engaging discussion, Clay Travis, founder of Outkick and sports commentator, delves into the critical condition of NFL player Damar Hamlin after a shocking on-field injury. Emily Jashinsky and Eliana Johnson provide sharp political analysis, tackling Kevin McCarthy's tumultuous bid for Speaker of the House and the ethical dilemmas surrounding newly elected Congressman George Santos. The trio also explores Trump's uncertain future in politics amidst rising tensions within the GOP, all while infusing humor into the unpredictable landscape of both sports and politics.

Dave Rubin, host of The Rubin Report, discusses Barbara Walters' legacy and how professionals juggle family life. Harmeet Dhillon dives into election integrity and political struggles, while Viva Frei analyzes the Idaho murders arrest. They explore the use of forensic DNA genealogy to identify suspects, the potential motives in the case, and legal challenges in election lawsuits. The conversation provides a fascinating look at the complexities surrounding high-profile legal cases and the persistent dance between politics and justice.