The Megyn Kelly Show

The Senate is nearing a deal to end a lengthy government shutdown after 40 days, leading to chaos at airports with massive flight disruptions. President Trump urges Senate Republicans to abolish the filibuster, causing internal tensions within the party. New developments arise as a grand jury subpoenas former CIA and FBI officials linked to the Russia collusion inquiry. Meanwhile, Congresswoman Elise Stefanik kicks off her campaign for New York governor, criticizing the incumbent on affordability and tying her to a socialist agenda.

Ben Shapiro, a leading conservative commentator and co-founder of The Daily Wire, joins Michael Knowles and Andrew Klavan for a lively discussion. They delve into Shapiro's recent clash with Tucker Carlson and the implications of Nick Fuentes' extremism. The trio also analyzes Sydney Sweeney's subtle jab at liberal feminism and why Hollywood's political influence is waning. Topics of free speech, political strategy, and cultural shifts are explored, all while emphasizing the conservative movement's resilience and the importance of standing firm.

A foiled ISIS-inspired plot leads to three new arrests, including two affluent teens. The FAA announces a 10% flight reduction at major airports due to staffing shortages, causing delays. Trump declares a deal to significantly reduce prices for popular weight-loss drugs through a new program. In political news, Nancy Pelosi reveals she will not seek reelection after nearly 40 years in Congress, reflecting on her historic career and impeachments.

Tucker Carlson, a prominent conservative commentator and former news host, joins to discuss his thought-provoking interview with Nick Fuentes. He shares insights on why engaging with controversial figures is crucial for understanding diverse perspectives. Tucker challenges conventional views on foreign policy and critiques U.S. priorities, advocating for a focus on domestic issues. He also delves into his spiritual awakening, recounting a personal demonic experience and exploring the mysteries of UFOs. Finally, he emphasizes the importance of responsibility and purpose for young men in today’s society.

Brian Kelsey, a Senior Attorney at the America First Policy Institute, dives into the legal intricacies behind President Trump's push to end the filibuster for his agenda. He provides insight on the Supreme Court case concerning Trump's use of emergency powers to impose tariffs without Congress. Kelsey explains the broad implications of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act and the concerns surrounding the non-delegation doctrine. The discussion also touches on a tragic plane crash and the legal fate of an offshore wind project.

Sid Rosenberg, a lively New York radio host, voices concerns about Zohran Mamdani's risky rise to mayor and its implications for both Jewish and working communities. He highlights how young and immigrant voters flocked to Mamdani by connecting with his affordability message. From RealClearPolitics, Tom Bevan and Carl Cannon delve into why Democrats triumphed, emphasizing turnout strategies and the allure of socialism for young voters. The discussion also covers the GOP's need to seriously address economic anxieties to regain support.

Zohran Mamdani pulls off a stunning upset in the NYC mayoral race, defeating Andrew Cuomo. In New Jersey, Mikie Sherrill triumphs over Jack Ciattarelli, credited with a campaign that linked her opponent to Trump. Meanwhile, Abigail Spanberger makes history as Virginia's first female governor, winning on a platform of unity and economic centrist policies. Despite controversy from leaked texts, Jay Jones secures the role of Attorney General. Plus, California voters approve a measure favoring Democrats in redistricting. The political landscape is shifting!

Matt Walsh, a conservative commentator known for his show on The Daily Wire, discusses the implications of Zohran Mamdani's potential NYC mayoralty, calling him a radical candidate. He covers immigration issues, critiquing the confusing ballot layout and the influx of non-assimilating populations. Victor Davis Hanson, an esteemed historian, analyzes the evolving narrative around James Comey, arguing the legitimacy of the case against him based on leaked intel and Comey's testimony. Together, they navigate the political complexities surrounding these hot-button topics.

Zohran Mamdani emerges as the frontrunner in NYC's mayoral race, garnering both support and scrutiny. Activist Linda Sarsour vows to hold him accountable for his promises. A report reveals working-class voters feel Democrats are out of touch, struggling with their identity. In international news, Trump threatens to cut aid to Nigeria unless they protect Christians from Islamist violence. Meanwhile, Scott Adams shares how Trump's intervention enabled him to finally secure vital cancer treatment after delays.

Walter Kirn, editor-at-large of County Highway, and Sam Antar, a financial fraud investigator known for the Crazy Eddie case, dive into Trump’s recent 60 Minutes interview. They critique the media's biased coverage and discuss Trump's controversial comments on immigration and political rivals. Kirn addresses Michelle Obama’s racial framing during her book tour, while Antar reveals unsettling details regarding the indictment against Letitia James, pointing to financial discrepancies and potential legal implications. Their insights offer a fresh perspective on prevailing issues.