The Megyn Kelly Show

Charles C.W. Cooke, a Senior writer at National Review, and Shadi Hamid, a Senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, dive into the alarming rise of anti-Semitism in culture, ignited by Trump's dinner with Kanye West and Nick Fuentes. They examine the implications for Trump's 2024 campaign and discuss a polarized political landscape, fueled by both sides’ failure to accept electoral outcomes. The conversation touches on the challenges posed to democracy and civil discourse amid increasing division and the need for accountability in political commentary.

Alec Baldwin, renowned actor and producer, discusses the tragic shooting on the set of 'Rust.' He shares the complex legal landscape surrounding the incident, including potential charges and accountability among crew members. Baldwin grapples with his public image and struggles over guilt while defending his actions. The conversation also touches on industry safety protocols, the continuation of the film amidst controversy, and the psychological impact on those involved. Join him and lawyer Viva Frei as they dissect this heartbreaking case.

Clay Travis, founder of Outkick, and Erick Erickson, host of The Erick Erickson Show, dive into hot-button issues ranging from media bias around mass shootings to the sudden legitimacy of Hunter Biden's laptop. They dissect the emotional fallout of a tragic Colorado shooting and question the media's narratives. Additionally, they analyze the intense Georgia runoff between Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock, touching on campaign strategies and voter dynamics while reflecting on Trump's political maneuvers. It's a lively blend of politics, media, and real-world implications!

Vivek Ramaswamy, founder of Strive Asset Management and author, dives into Elon Musk's quest for free speech on Twitter, discussing controversial decisions like un-banning Trump but not Alex Jones. Former NBA referees Ken Mauer and Jason Phillips share their dramatic legal battle against the NBA over COVID vaccine mandates, detailing their struggle for religious exemptions and the personal toll it took. The conversation highlights themes of censorship, social responsibility, and the emotional challenges faced by individuals standing up against institutional policies.

Join Dr. Laura Schlessinger, a bestselling author and radio host, Marcia Clark, the lead prosecutor from the O.J. Simpson trial, and trial lawyer Mark Geragos for a compelling discussion. They unpack the latest revelations in the Casey Anthony case, including her controversial comments about her father. The trio also explores advancements in DNA technology regarding the JonBenet Ramsey mystery and the emotional turmoil surrounding it. Plus, they tackle envy in relationships and the challenges of aging gracefully with humor and wisdom.

Andrew Klavan, a bestselling author and political commentator, and Doug Brunt, author and podcast host, tackle a range of intriguing topics. They explore the House’s investigation into the Bidens, the FBI’s role in January 6th, and the fallout of 'conspiracy theories' becoming reality. Klavan critiques monetary policies while Brunt shares heartfelt anecdotes about dating Megyn Kelly, their love story, and insights into emotional infidelity. The conversation also touches on the journey of writing, highlighting challenges and character studies in literature.

Alex Berenson, an American journalist known for his insights on COVID-19, joins Michael Brendan Dougherty, a National Review writer, and Jason Miller, CEO of GETTR. They dive into Trump's presidential announcement and the exaggerated media reactions. Berenson shares his legal battle with Twitter over censorship and reveals pressure from the White House. They discuss the future of Trump vs. DeSantis, the effects of media on political narratives, and the complexities surrounding vaccine risks, including myocarditis and the integrity of health data.

Senator Rand Paul, a prominent libertarian voice, dives into the GOP's electoral struggles and the impact of mail-in voting on recent midterms. Jeffrey Tucker, president of the Brownstone Institute, unveils the dramatic rise and fall of crypto mogul Sam Bankman-Fried, dissecting media narratives and political entanglements. Lastly, Nick Eberstadt addresses the staggering number of men leaving the workforce, linking trends in screen time and health to this decline, and highlighting the urgent need for societal engagement.

Victor Davis Hanson, a military historian and conservative commentator, discusses the shockingly narrow GOP victories and mail-in voting's impact on the elections. He explores the influence of single women voters and the GOP's internal conflicts, questioning Trump's role in the party's future. Jennifer Sey, a former Levi's executive, shares her journey after resigning over COVID lockdown criticism, discussing the harms caused by school closures and the challenges of 'woke capitalism.' Their conversation touches on the shifting political landscape and the urgent need for integrity in corporate America.

Rich Lowry, Editor of National Review, offers keen insight into the GOP's electoral struggles, analyzing Trump’s influence and McConnell's leadership. Newly elected congressman Mike Lawler shares how he upset a high-profile Democrat, emphasizing redistricting and voter concerns on economic issues. Ric Grenell brings a pro-Trump lens to the table, discussing the intense rivalry between Trump and DeSantis. They also reflect on upcoming elections and the internal conflicts plaguing the Republican Party amidst a shifting political landscape.