The Megyn Kelly Show

Retired U.S. Army Special Operations Sergeant Major John McPhee shares his gripping experiences from the front lines of Afghanistan and Iraq. He reveals his surprising journey from a tough childhood to the elite Delta Force, emphasizing the leadership skills he honed in battle. McPhee also discusses the complexities of military operations, including the aftermath of 9/11 and the finer details of a humorous yet critical solo mission. His insights into resilience, camaraderie, and mental health provide a profound look at life as a veteran.

A new comprehensive report critiques medical interventions for children with gender dysphoria, raising alarms about the use of puberty blockers and hormone therapies. Whistleblower Dr. Eithan Haim reveals potential misrepresentations in medical practices and highlights the risks of infertility and brain development issues. The discussion delves into the broader implications of these findings for Medicaid funding and challenges healthcare professionals face under current guidelines. Parents and policymakers are urged to reconsider established medical standards.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Maureen Callahan, host of 'The Nerve with Maureen Callahan' and columnist for the Daily Mail. They dive into shocking abuse allegations against Diddy, featuring testimony from Cassie Ventura and Kid Cudi’s chilling experiences. The duo examines the dark side of celebrity beauty trends, revealing the discrepancy between public personas and reality. They also humorously critique Meghan Markle’s narrative as a relatable working mom, all while discussing the complexities of fame and media culture. A candid and entertaining conversation!

A targeted antisemitic attack tragically claims the lives of a young Jewish couple in D.C., raising serious concerns about rising hate. In a high-profile trial, Kid Cudi's testimony paints Sean Diddy Combs as villainous, revealing disturbing claims of abuse. Meanwhile, a dire health report points to poor diet and environmental factors fueling a childhood chronic disease crisis. Adding to the controversy, the Trump administration revokes Harvard's ability to enroll international students over accusations of antisemitism and mismanagement.

Michael Knowles, a conservative commentator and author, discusses a tragic shooting tied to anti-Israel sentiment, examining the media's reluctance to link violent rhetoric with real-world events. Ana Kasparian, an engaging journalist and host, tackles dysfunction within the Democratic Party, critiquing their failure to resonate with voters and their struggle with identity politics. The duo also explores the complexities of authenticity in political discourse, echoing broader concerns about media integrity and accountability while addressing contemporary issues like the fairness in female sports.

Tensions rise as President Trump challenges South Africa's leadership over violence against white farmers. Concerns swirl around President Biden's decision-making, especially regarding the use of the autopen for signatures. The complexities of the South African farm safety debate highlight contrasting views and political implications. Meanwhile, updates on Trump’s policies, Sean Diddy Combs' criminal trial, and the recent passing of Congressman Gerry Connolly add layers of political intrigue to the discussion.

Victor Davis Hanson, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution and author, joins the conversation to dissect the media's role in covering up Biden's cognitive issues and the implications of that on public trust. They delve into Jake Tapper’s admission of media missteps, alongside Marco Rubio’s heated Senate exchanges regarding immigrant policies and political accountability. The dialogue also critiques media manipulation surrounding international narratives, particularly the tragic plight of white farmers in South Africa, revealing a tangled web of politics and misinformation.

Jake Tapper, CNN's chief Washington correspondent and co-author of 'Original Sin', shares his thoughts on the media's failure to address Biden’s cognitive issues. He calls for a reckoning among journalists. The show also discusses a New Jersey Congresswoman facing charges after an ICE incident, creating political ripples. Additionally, Tapper covers the ongoing trial involving Sean Combs and a fiery Senate hearing where Marco Rubio clashed with Democrats over immigration policies and foreign aid priorities.

Jake Tapper, renowned CNN journalist and co-author of 'Original Sin,' joins fellow author Alex Thompson and Newsweek's Batya Ungar-Sargon to delve into the troubling realities of President Biden's cognitive decline. They discuss the media's role in a possible cover-up and reflect on critical moments from Biden's debates. Insights into the backlash from both sides of the political spectrum regarding their book also come to light. Ungar-Sargon reveals how Democratic elites contributed to the narrative, shedding light on accountability in political coverage.

Doubts arise over President Biden’s recent prostate cancer diagnosis, with top doctors questioning the timeline. A GOP tax proposal introduces MAGA Baby Savings Accounts to support families. In a shocking turn, testimony in Diddy's trial reveals patterns of violence towards Cassie Ventura and allegations of witness intimidation. The episode also scrutinizes the political motivations behind health narratives and discusses broader implications of financial services aimed at children's education.