The Megyn Kelly Show

Ana Kasparian, executive producer and host of The Young Turks, discusses failures in the Democratic establishment, highlighting the disconnect with modern media and voters. Evita Duffy-Alfonso, a cultural critic, examines influences of celebrity culture on broader societal shifts, including an intriguing take on Justin Bieber's music and generational views on faith. Together, they delve into political accountability and the rise of independent media, addressing the demand for authenticity in politics and the relevance of cultural narratives.

Maureen Callahan, a journalist and author, shares her insights on the recent scandal linking Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein, questioning the validity of sensational media claims. She discusses CBS's cancellation of Stephen Colbert's late-night show, pointing to its political shift as a major factor. Additionally, Callahan reflects on Barbara Walters' complex legacy, addressing her fierce interview style, the personal sacrifices made for success, and the emotional toll of her public persona. The conversation provides a candid look at media dynamics and the personal costs of fame.

A White House Press Secretary vehemently opposes a Republican-backed immigration bill that suggests amnesty. Meanwhile, a radical NYC mayoral candidate faces a chilly reception in DC, with some Democrats hesitant to support him due to concerns over his far-left stance. Investigative journalist Margot Cleveland reveals a leaked memo showing anti-Trump bias among federal judges, raising questions about judicial impartiality and its potential impact on deportation efforts.

Whiz Buckley, a decorated U.S. aviator and Top Gun graduate, along with aviation experts Steve Scheibner and Patrick Smith, delve into the troubling implications surrounding the Air India crash. They discuss possible deliberate actions by the pilot and mental health challenges in aviation. The conversation then shifts to political dynamics, exploring the controversial ties between Trump and Epstein, media narratives, and recent public intrigue. They also touch on a viral incident at a Coldplay concert, intertwining humor with insights on societal perceptions of relationships.

Senator Adam Schiff faces serious allegations of mortgage fraud linked to his political history. Meanwhile, a top aide to Jill Biden invokes the Fifth amid a controversial inquiry into cognitive health cover-ups. A fiery congressional hearing reveals billions funneled to NGOs accused of enabling illegal immigration and potential trafficking. The complexities of managing unaccompanied minors in U.S. immigration policy come to light, raising urgent questions about funding and ethics leading into the next election.

Rich Lowry, editor of National Review and a prominent conservative commentator, joins the discussion to unpack pivotal political happenings. Key topics include Anthony Bernal's Fifth Amendment plea regarding Biden's cognitive health cover-up and Gavin Newsom's awkward responses on sensitive issues. The duo also critiques Trump’s contradictory statements on the Epstein scandal, plus a closer look at Democratic figures like Cuomo and their electoral prospects. Conversations touch on identity politics, immigration challenges, and the efficacy of law enforcement, all wrapped up with a dose of political humor.

Mike Waltz, former National Security Advisor and U.S. Representative, dives into a heated Senate hearing about his U.N. ambassador nomination, defending his record on Afghanistan and plans for U.N. reform. He addresses anti-Israel bias and the importance of U.S. influence in international organizations. The discussion also highlights a federal civil rights complaint against Cornell University over allegedly biased hiring practices. Additionally, the controversial comparison by NBC News of digital signatures and the autopen raises eyebrows, igniting further debate.

Vicky Ward, an investigative reporter and author of "The Idaho Four," joins to unravel Jeffrey Epstein's shadowy connections to intelligence agencies. She discusses Epstein's wealth, revealing how his ties to figures like Ghislaine Maxwell and political elites facilitated his rise. Ward recounts her chilling encounters with Epstein, including threats against her children during her investigations. The conversation dives into issues of media manipulation and the ongoing quest for transparency amid the web of power surrounding Epstein.

President Biden's use of an auto pen raises questions about his decision-making and cognitive abilities. Meanwhile, Trump proposes a shift in U.S. arms policy, suggesting military support for Ukraine through NATO allies. The ongoing Epstein case is back in the spotlight, with hints of new disclosures on the horizon. Tensions arise between Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino and AG Pam Bondi over investigative comments, highlighting the need for transparency and accountability in political discourse.

Ben Shapiro, a sharp political commentator, and Michael Shellenberger, a keen journalist, shed light on the ongoing Epstein saga. They discuss the Trump administration's handling of Epstein files and calls for transparency within the MAGA movement. Key topics include debates over Epstein's alleged intel ties, the implications of Biden's auto pen on pardons, and the murky details surrounding Epstein's prison footage. Both guests dissect accusations of cover-ups and the need for greater accountability as the investigation unfolds.