The Megyn Kelly Show

Bob Roby, a family law attorney, and Matt Sharp, Senior Counsel with Alliance Defending Freedom, dive deep into Minnesota's 'trans refuge' bill. They discuss the motivations behind the bill and its controversial implications for parental rights. The conversation highlights the legal ramifications for families, the labeling of non-affirming parents as 'abusive,' and the potential distress this legislation could cause. They also tackle the role of social media and the growing influence over minors, emphasizing the need for parental involvement in medical decisions.

Josh Holmes, a savvy political strategist and co-host of the "Ruthless" podcast, joins fellow commentators Michael Duncan, John Ashbrook, and Comfortably Smug to dissect the shifting political landscape. They dive into Kamala Harris's controversial public persona, including her knack for adopting new accents and avoiding clear policies. The group also examines Trump's lively New York rally, contrasting his humorous yet heartfelt style with Harris's struggles. Don't miss their takes on poll dynamics and the uproar over Hillary Clinton's comments regarding sexism in political scrutiny.

Dave Rubin, host of The Rubin Report and commentator on political culture, critiques Kamala Harris's latest interview, highlighting media bias and collusion in her favor. He discusses the differences in media treatment of Trump vs. Biden. Robby Starbuck, an anti-DEI activist, shares his successful efforts in moving corporations like Harley-Davidson away from controversial DEI policies. Together, they explore accountability in journalism and the need for genuine corporate responsibility in today's political climate.

Matt Murphy, a former deputy district attorney and ABC News legal analyst, dives into shocking revelations, including allegations against Sean 'Diddy' Combs and the legal complexities of a possible assassination attempt on Trump. He discusses the notorious 'Dating Game Killer,' revealing how serial killers can blend into society while evading justice. The conversation also touches on California's prosecutorial challenges and insights on high-profile trials, all while reflecting on the darker side of fame and its repercussions.

Piers Morgan, a fiery British journalist, discusses how the media absurdly links Trump to his own assassination attempt, highlighting the inconsistency in political coverage. Ayaan Hirsi Ali emphasizes the dangers of unchecked immigration and the impact on society, particularly women's safety. Erik Prince critiques the Secret Service's failures in protecting Trump, along with shocking details surrounding the would-be assassin. The conversation dives into media accountability, political rhetoric, and the repercussions of misinformation.

Eric Trump, son of former President Donald Trump and EVP of the Trump Organization, discusses a recent assassination attempt on his father, uncovering disturbing security lapses and a potential Iranian connection. Emily Jashinsky, a DC correspondent, and Eliana Johnson, editor at the Washington Free Beacon, join to analyze foreign infiltration concerns within the Secret Service and allegations of bias in media coverage. They also debate a heated exchange between Senator JD Vance and CNN's Dana Bash over incitement and unpack Trump's controversial comments from a recent debate.

Join Buck Sexton, a former CIA officer, and Rich Lowry, editor of National Review, as they dissect a foiled assassination attempt on Donald Trump. They explore how the suspect was apprehended before causing harm and the alarming surge in threats against the former president. Susan Crabtree sheds light on potential corruption within the Secret Service, while Dave Aronberg discusses legal ramifications. Security experts, including Charles Marino and John Spears, analyze the rising tensions in political discourse that contribute to violence, emphasizing the urgent need for improved protective measures.

Rich Lowry, the editor in chief of National Review, joins Adam Carolla, renowned for his take on the feminization of men, for a lively discussion. They dissect the shortcomings of ABC's debate moderators and highlight their biases in political discourse. The conversation flows into Taylor Swift's surprising endorsement and its implications for celebrity influence in politics. Carolla offers sharp commentary on the trend of feminization in America, blending humor with a critical examination of contemporary gender issues.

Dr. Casey Means, a surgeon and author of the bestselling book "Good Energy," dives into the hidden dangers of ultra-processed foods and their impact on metabolic health. She highlights conflicts of interest within health organizations and Big Pharma's influence on medicine, urging a shift toward whole foods. The discussion also uncovers the health risks tied to seed oils and pesticides, while advocating for independent media as a crucial voice against corporate narratives. Means emphasizes the importance of reconnecting with our food sources for better health.

Buck Sexton, co-host of The Clay and Buck Show, and Steve Deace, host of The Steve Deace Show, discuss media bias against Donald Trump and the extreme stance of Kamala Harris on immigration issues. They dive into how Harris’s media-friendly tactics obscure her controversial positions, particularly on transgender surgery for detained migrants. The duo critiques the media’s focus on sensational stories like "eating pets" instead of pressing immigration concerns. They explore the societal impacts of current immigration policies, emphasizing the disconnect between media narratives and community realities.