The Megyn Kelly Show

Join John Ellis, a veteran journalist, Dr. Dale Bredesen, an authority on brain health, and Josh Holmes and John Ashbrook from the Ruthless podcast as they dissect the Democratic Party's internal turmoil over Biden's candidacy. They discuss concerns about Biden's cognitive health, the media's shifting stance, and potential challenges within the party. Bredesen delves into cognitive assessments, while the group debates the ramifications of Biden's health on national security and electoral prospects, all amid a backdrop of increasing pressures for transparency.

Stu Burguiere, host of BlazeTV's "Stu Does America," and Dave Marcus, a columnist for Daily Mail and Fox News, dive into unsettling details surrounding President Biden's health, addressing alarming cognitive decline and frequent consultations with a Parkinson’s specialist. They discuss the ethical dilemmas of elder abuse in leadership, media manipulation, and the political ramifications of Biden’s condition. The conversation also touches on the impact of declining public confidence and the pressing need for transparency regarding his mental fitness.

Steve Krakauer, an executive producer and media analyst, dives into the shifting narratives surrounding President Biden's cognitive abilities. He discusses the media's prior denial and recent acknowledgment of concerns, especially post-debate. Krakauer analyzes the changing language used by journalists and political advisors, highlighting a new tone that strives to reassure the public. Additionally, he critiques the media's role in vetting candidates and reflects on how these narratives shape public perception ahead of the 2024 election.

Charles C.W. Cooke, a Senior writer at National Review, and Michael Brendan Dougherty, an insightful political analyst, join to unpack the mounting pressure on President Biden to step down. They delve into his questionable debate performance, the shifting media landscape that raises doubts about his fitness for office, and the dissent brewing among Democrats. Family dynamics, particularly Hunter Biden's involvement in White House affairs, add another layer of complexity, as they discuss the electoral implications of Biden's faltering support in key demographics.

Mike Davis, founder of the Article III Project, brings insight into a landmark Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity and its potential impact on Trump’s legal battles. He discusses the media's misleading narratives and the political repercussions at play. Andrew Klavan, editor and cultural commentator, analyzes alarming revelations about Biden's cognitive decline and a cringe-worthy Kamala Harris video. They debate the shifting dynamics within the Democratic Party and who might step in for Biden as concerns about his re-election grow.

Charlie Kirk, Founder and CEO of Turning Point USA and author of "Right Wing Revolution," discusses the shifting narrative around President Biden's cognitive fitness as media calls for him to step aside intensify. He analyzes whether Democrats might lean towards Jill Biden as a potential nominee. The conversation shifts to Trump's recent Supreme Court immunity ruling, its implications for ongoing legal challenges, and insights into the role of media in shaping political dynamics. Kirk critiques the current state of governance and accountability within the Democratic Party.

In a compelling discussion, Steve Bannon, a former advisor to Donald Trump and host of "Bannon's War Room," critiques President Biden's recent debate performance and raises alarms about his cognitive abilities, labeling it a national security threat. The dialogue highlights the shifting dynamics within the Democratic Party, from Biden's declining support to potential alternatives like Michelle Obama. Bannon calls for strategic responses against legal challenges facing Trump and examines recent Supreme Court decisions that may favor him, setting the stage for the upcoming elections.

Rich Lowry, Editor in chief of National Review, joins Emily Jashinsky, D.C. correspondent for Unheard, Dave Rubin, Host of The Rubin Report, and Eric Bolling, Host of the Eric Bolling Podcast, to dissect President Biden's disastrous debate performance. They discuss how his struggles may prompt a shake-up in the Democratic nomination. The group shares insights on media dynamics influencing perceptions, the panic within the party, and the implications for national leadership and security as they weigh potential replacements for Biden.

Michael Moynihan, Matt Welch, and Camille Foster, hosts of The Fifth Column podcast, dive into the high-stakes Trump vs. Biden debate. They assess Trump's potential aggressive strategies and Biden’s need for composure under pressure. The discussion highlights CNN's debate rules seeming to favor Biden and critiques moderator biases. They also touch on unexpected moments and speculate on Bannon’s future influence in politics. Anecdotes about dogs add humor to their serious analysis of debate dynamics and the media's role.

Maureen Callahan, author of "Ask Not: The Kennedys and the Women They Destroyed," sheds light on the dark legacy of the Kennedy family. She reveals JFK's predatory behavior towards young women and the media's complicity in preserving his image. The conversation delves into Jackie Kennedy's grief over lost children and the intricate relationships in the family, including JFK Jr.'s reckless lifestyle. Callahan also raises provocative questions about Bobby Kennedy's connections to Marilyn Monroe and the tragic fallout from the family's actions.