The Megyn Kelly Show

Tom Homan, President Trump's border czar, discusses his role in enforcing immigration policies and increasing deportations to enhance community safety. Mark Halperin offers keen political analysis on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s nomination challenges, alongside insights from Dan Turrentine on the influence of politics on public perception. The trio navigates the complexities of immigration enforcement, border security, and the media dynamics shaping political narratives, including a controversial feud between Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively.

Megyn Kelly chats with Steve Bannon, the political commentator behind Bannon's War Room, highlighting the media's inaccuracies on ICE operations while emphasizing Trump's real immigration strategies. They also dissect a controversial incident involving JD Vance and CBS host Margaret Brennan. Batya Ungar-Sargon, author of "Second Class," critiques media elites' disconnect from working-class issues, discussing inflation and Trump’s unique ability to uplift forgotten communities, showcasing a refreshing perspective on politics and media.

Piers Morgan, an outspoken media personality, joins Navy veteran Zachary Young, who recently won a defamation lawsuit against CNN, and his attorney Vel Freedman. They discuss the seismic shifts in media consumption, particularly the rise of digital platforms like YouTube. Young shares the personal impact of CNN's defamatory reporting and the network's apparent arrogance. Morgan also dives into the implications of media bias, the Trump defamation settlement, and the evolving landscape of accountability in journalism, highlighting the changing dynamics of public trust.

Joined by John Ashbrook, Michael Duncan, Josh Holmes, and Comfortably Smug, the hosts of the Ruthless podcast tackle the seismic shifts in U.S. politics with Trump's bold immigration proposals and the media's fraying narratives. They explore CNN's layoffs and Jim Acosta's turbulent role, while speculating on Obama divorce rumors mixed with celebrity gossip. The conversation meanders through Oscar controversies and the absurdities of Hollywood, all underscored by a keen analysis of the ongoing cultural and political landscape.

Maddy Kearns, Associate Editor at The Free Press, dives into the critical issue of men in women's prisons. She shares the powerful story of female inmate Rhonda Fleming, who stood up against this policy. The discussion highlights how past administrations exacerbated the problem, while Trump's executive order made significant strides toward protecting women's rights. Kearns also tackles the legal complexities surrounding transgender inmates and the broader implications for female prisoners' safety and rights. It's a thought-provoking conversation about activism and policy changes.

Nicole Shanahan, host of "Back To The People" and former RFK Jr. vice presidential candidate, shares her insights on Trump's recent executive orders, especially the end of DEI at federal agencies. She discusses its societal impact and the absurd criticisms surrounding RFK Jr. Sasha Stone, a cultural commentator and former Democrat, reflects on her shift to MAGA support and the media's reaction to Trump’s January 6 pardons. They also delve into the implications of AI advancements and the ongoing controversy in public health discussions.

Charles C.W. Cooke, a Senior Editor at National Review, and Rich Lowry, its Editor-in-Chief, dive into Trump’s action-packed first day. They discuss his flurry of executive orders and the remarkable energy he brings. The controversial pardons of January 6th protesters spark heated debate, highlighting hypocrisy in media responses to political gestures. They also critique the media's distortion of an Elon Musk moment, alongside reflections on societal pressures in today’s social media landscape, showcasing the absurdity of current political narratives.

Join Emily Jashinsky, a D.C. correspondent for UnHerd, and Eliana Johnson, editor at the Washington Free Beacon, as they dive into the excitement surrounding Donald Trump's inauguration as the 47th president. They discuss pivotal moments from the event, including Trump's executive orders on immigration and energy. The guests also explore Biden's controversial pardons, Melania Trump's fashion choices, and the evolving political landscape impacting youth engagement. Expect a mix of sharp analysis and humorous commentary!

In this discussion, Daily Mail columnist Maureen Callahan shares her insights on the recent political turmoil surrounding President Biden and the Democratic Party. She delves into a rumored coup, spotlighting pressures faced by Biden from his own party. They tackle CNN's significant financial losses in a defamation case and critique the network's credibility decline. The conversation also touches on the Obamas' marriage dynamics and Michelle's choice to skip the Trump inauguration, along with celebrity controversies involving Mandy Moore and Justin Baldoni.

Ana Kasparian, host and producer at The Young Turks, criticizes Biden's farewell for its lack of coherence and his attacks on billionaires. Kevin Madden, a Republican strategist, offers insights on political messaging. Amala Ekpunobi discusses the controversy over Carrie Underwood's Trump inauguration performance, while Link Lauren critiques public figures' accountability, highlighting recent political blunders. The panel dives into tech moguls' influence on politics and cultural responses, creating an engaging dialogue about the current political landscape.