The Megyn Kelly Show

Dr. Daniel Amen, a renowned psychiatrist and brain health advocate, shares insights on raising mentally strong kids. He emphasizes the dangers of over-involvement and coddling, promoting resilience through independence. Meanwhile, director Rachel Mason discusses her documentary on the tragic filming of 'Rust,' revealing the profound impact of Halyna Hutchins' death. She reflects on the emotional turmoil within the film community and highlights the critical need for better safety protocols on set, blending heartbreak with hope for accountability in filmmaking.

Wisconsin's Supreme Court election could reshape U.S. power dynamics. Marine Le Pen faces legal setbacks, barred from office for EU fund embezzlement. A hate crime investigation unfolds after a suspicious device is found at the GOP headquarters in New Mexico. Trump announces Saudi Arabia as his first international visit of a potential second term and hints at a third. Political tensions rise with discussions on right-wing populism and the implications of controversial security policies.

Emily Jashinsky, a DC correspondent for UnHerd, and Eliana Johnson, editor of the Washington Free Beacon, dive into Megyn Kelly's recent New York Times interview. They explore the corporate media's struggle to adapt to rising new media and debate journalistic integrity. The discussion touches on comedian Amber Ruffin's firing from the White House Correspondents Dinner for her comments on Trump. They also critique Gavin Newsom's half-hearted moderation stance and explore the media's portrayal of political accountability, weaving in humor and honesty throughout.

A whirlwind of political tension unfolds as millions flood into key special elections in Florida, shaking the GOP's grip on deep red territory. President Trump’s stern stance towards Russia and Iran highlights potential military repercussions if peace talks fail. Meanwhile, the resignation of Columbia’s interim president reveals growing unrest over antisemitism and protest rules. To add to the drama, Amber Ruffin’s cancellation at the White House Correspondents’ dinner raises eyebrows about political comedy in today’s media landscape.

JD Vance, a former U.S. Senator, shares stories about being raised by strong women and discusses the challenges of parenthood. Charlamagne tha God talks about his unconventional parenting style for his daughters, while Shawn Ryan reflects on the role of faith in his life. Karoline Leavitt opens up about balancing her political career with new motherhood. The conversation also dives into political accountability, the evolution of media, and the impact of personal narratives in addressing societal issues.

Mark Halperin, editor at 2Way, Sean Spicer, former White House Press Secretary, and Dan Turrentine, former Democratic strategist, dive into a whirlwind of political discussions. They unpack the Supreme Court's potential ruling on deportations, highlighting the legal intricacies of the Alien Enemies Act. Elon Musk's insights on government inefficiencies and the scandalous waste within the system spark debate. The trio also critiques Hillary Clinton’s recent comments, exposing her hypocrisy, while dissecting election dynamics, and what the future holds for both parties.

Vice President JD Vance's visit to Greenland faced local backlash, leading to canceled meetings. The podcast highlights the dramatic arrest of a prominent MS-13 leader in Virginia, showcasing a strong law enforcement response to gang violence. President Trump requested Elise Stefanik to withdraw her UN nomination to protect the GOP's slim House majority. Additionally, insights on public health restructuring and the legacy of former U.S. Attorney Jessica Aber add depth to the discussion.

Join Josh Holmes, a political strategist and co-host of the 'Ruthless' podcast, along with his sharp-witted co-hosts Comfortably Smug, Michael Duncan, and John Ashbrook. They dive into the fallout from Signalgate and how the media's focus is misaligned with what truly matters to Americans. They critique NPR's bias after its CEO's grilling in Congress and explore media accountability through hilarious commentary. Plus, get the scoop on their 'Hack Madness' tournament, featuring CBS host Margaret Brennan among other media personalities!

Heads of NPR and PBS faced tough questions on Capitol Hill regarding political bias and the use of taxpayer money amidst calls for defunding. A shocking report sparked debates over a leaked military plan involving the Defense Secretary. Political tensions flared as a congresswoman faced backlash for mocking a governor's disability at a public event. The podcast dives into the escalating political rhetoric and its impact, highlighting recent criticisms and the need for accountability in media coverage.

Jordan Peterson, a Canadian psychologist and best-selling author, joins to discuss the alarming political gender gap among young voters. He highlights how leftist policies are alienating men and boys from the Democratic Party. Peterson critiques the portrayal of masculinity in media, particularly referencing figures like Andrew Tate, and discusses the challenges young women face in today’s dating world. He also reflects on the cultural missteps of Disney’s Snow White and the evolving dynamics of fatherhood and fatherlessness in education and politics.