The Megyn Kelly Show

Kari Lake, a former Arizona gubernatorial candidate and conservative political commentator, joins James O'Keefe, a renowned investigative journalist, to discuss pressing political issues. They critique Kamala Harris's recent MSNBC interview, focusing on her vague economic claims and immigration policies. Lake shares insights on how illegal immigration is affecting communities and calls for pro-family legislation, while O'Keefe reveals shocking undercover footage from the southern border, exposing the methods of illegal crossings and the financial flows involving NGOs. It's a riveting look at current political landscapes.

The discussion kicks off with a critical Senate hearing on health and nutrition, sparking concern over public health policies. Delve into the Make America Healthy Again movement and its implications on lifestyle choices. The podcast tackles absurd media spins and highlights the impact of major industries on health. Notable mentions include the backlash against Zach Bryan’s comments and the complexities of race in political discourse. Listener questions add a personal touch, providing further insights into these pressing societal issues.

Nicole Shanahan, former VP nominee and host of "Back to the People," shares her transformation from Democrat to independent, shedding light on how the party has strayed from its core values. Charles C.W. Cooke and Jim Geraghty of National Review discuss alarming polling for Kamala Harris and how momentum for Trump may shift the election landscape. The trio examines the implications of political messaging, the influence of wealth on awareness of public issues, and the need for innovative solutions to contemporary challenges.

Batya Ungar-Sargon, Opinion editor at Newsweek and author of "Second Class," discusses the shifting political landscape favoring Trump among working-class voters. She critiques elite politicians' disconnect from everyday Americans and the superficiality of celebrity endorsements. Vivek Ramaswamy, former presidential candidate and author of "Truths," highlights media bias and the need for honesty in political discourse. Both delve into the implications of radical ideologies, polling inaccuracies, and the necessity of genuine conversations to restore trust in politics.

Eric Trump, Executive Vice President of the Trump Organization and son of former President Donald Trump, opens up about the recent assassination attempt on his father. He shares personal reactions to the incident and his worries about inadequate security measures. The conversation reveals links between the would-be assassin and Iran, raising concerns over potential insider knowledge of Trump's movements. Eric also questions the FBI's ability to handle the investigation and critiques media accountability regarding political threats.

Joining the discussion is Maureen Callahan, a columnist for The Daily Mail, known for her sharp commentary on news events. She and Megyn dissect the recent town hall hosted by Oprah Winfrey, critiquing its elitist tone and Kamala Harris's struggle to connect with voters. They also dive into chilling allegations surrounding Diddy, including possible recordings of abuse and silence from celebrities. The conversation wraps up with humor as they share their lack of invitations to notorious parties, contrasting their experiences with the glamorous yet troubled world of fame.

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.