The Megyn Kelly Show

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.

Mike Rowe, Emmy-winning host of 'Dirty Jobs' and filmmaker, shares insights on America's dwindling patriotism and the risks of freedom. He recounts a hilarious tale about bull testicles and the tests of manhood. Maureen Callahan, author and columnist, critiques AOC's failed outreach to youth and Hillary Clinton's cringe-worthy new book cover. The conversation dives into celebrity authenticity, spotlighting Jennifer Lopez's self-image struggle, all while navigating the murky waters of media trust and political performances.

Prisha Mosley, a notable detransitioner and advocate, shares her profound journey of medical gender transition as a teen and the surprising challenges of pregnancy and motherhood that followed. She discusses the coercive medical practices she faced, including the use of puberty blockers, and the emotional turmoil of an unexpected pregnancy. From dealing with postpartum complications to navigating her identity, Prisha's story shines a light on the vital conversation around the implications of early medical transitions and the experiences of those who detransition.

Howard Blum, bestselling author and journalist, dives into chilling details about Bryan Kohberger's behavior and his family's suspicions following the Idaho murders. He explores whether Kohberger was stalking the victims and shares insights from the surviving roommate's shocking experience. Erick Erickson, political commentator and author, discusses debate strategies between Biden and Trump, critiques media biases, and reflects on a troubling spiritual disconnect in America, emphasizing the need for community and faith over government reliance.

Victor Davis Hanson, a political commentator and author, joins to discuss the implications of the upcoming Trump-Biden debate and the dynamics of Trump's potential VP choices. They delve into criticisms of J.D. Vance, the potential benefits of candidates like Marco Rubio, and the chilling effects of violent crime tied to immigration. Jonathan Turley, a law professor, then highlights concerns about gag orders as election interference, critiques the absurdity surrounding Trump’s legal challenges, and addresses free speech issues, touching on the controversial January 6th video of Nancy Pelosi.

Shawn Ryan, a former U.S. Navy SEAL and CIA contractor, shares gripping stories from his military life and personal transformation. He discusses the harsh realities of mental health in combat, the challenges of reintegrating into civilian life, and the complexities of military contracting with private companies. Ryan touches on his journey through addiction, highlighting redemption and the power of kindness during crises. The conversation also delves into the political landscape and foreign influences on American markets, reflecting on the intricate ties between defense and global economics.

Join Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an environmental lawyer and presidential hopeful, as he dives into the intricacies of campaign challenges. Hear his allegations of collusion preventing his debate participation, raising questions about democracy. He critiques the medical industrial complex and shares his controversial views on gender reassignment for minors. The conversation also explores the implications of Title IX changes, abortion rights, and the nuances of race in agricultural policies. Kennedy’s insights offer a provocative peek into the current political climate.

Charlamagne tha God, an influential author and radio host, joins for a thought-provoking discussion. They delve into the complexities of political endorsements, candidly addressing Joe Biden's past and the pressures impacting voter choices. The conversation transitions to the healing power of nature and the importance of authentic connections in battling anxiety. They also tackle race and politics, critiquing societal inequalities and the political landscape, all while emphasizing the significance of resilience and honest dialogue in fostering change.