The Megyn Kelly Show

President Trump signs a bold order to cut drug prices by up to 80%, impacting how Americans access medications. He also navigates a temporary pause on tariffs with China, aiming to strengthen trade and protect supply chains. The emotional release of Idan Alexander, the last American hostage from Hamas, highlights critical diplomatic efforts. Additionally, Trump clarifies his acceptance of a luxury jet from Qatar as a government gift, stirring discussions on the nature of presidential gifts.

Walter Kirn, editor-at-large for County Highway, dives into Trump's bold executive order aimed at lowering drug prices, comparing it to Bernie Sanders' views. He critiques Big Pharma's inflated pricing while discussing how other nations manage to provide affordable medications. Kirn also sheds light on the media's role in favoring corporate interests over public health. The conversation takes a turn towards Michelle Obama's criticisms of marriage, touching on societal norms that shape women's independence, and wraps up with humorous anecdotes from his personal life.

Tensions rise as the Newark mayor faces arrest in a clash with ICE. Meanwhile, President Trump embarks on an international trip, sparking rumors about a luxury Qatari jet as the new Air Force One. In his first address, Pope Leo XIV calls for peace in global conflicts, while Alberta discusses a potential independence vote from Canada. The political landscape shifts with Congressional protests and whispers of renaming the Persian Gulf, all amid growing domestic and international tensions.

Link Lauren, a vibrant content creator and political commentator, joins to tackle the chaos in the MAHA movement involving Trump’s potential surgeon general pick and the public spat among its members. He shares insights from his work with RFK and discusses growing up as a gay conservative. The conversation takes a lighthearted turn as they critique Hilaria Baldwin's outlandish new book and her attempts at image rehabilitation. They also delve into Meghan Markle’s latest venture, dissecting the authenticity of her self-promotion.

A pivotal moment unfolds as Robert Francis Prevost is elected the first American pope, marking a significant chapter in Catholic history. Meanwhile, President Biden makes a defensive appearance on The View, addressing criticisms about his cognitive abilities alongside Jill. In a surprising twist, Trump appoints Dr. Casey Means as Surgeon General, stirring mixed reactions within the political landscape. Additionally, a groundbreaking trade deal between the UK and the US promises to reshape international relations and boost American agriculture.

Comfortably Smug, Michael Duncan, and John Ashbrook, co-hosts of the Ruthless podcast, dive into the drama surrounding Joe Biden's awkward appearance on 'The View,' touching on internal tensions within the Democratic party. They also discuss the Vatican's shocking selection of Robert F. Prevost as America’s first pope, who is set to take the name Leo XIV. Additionally, the hosts examine the controversial topic of fairness in women's sports, highlighted by a recent congressional hearing, blending political critique with sharp humor.

Joe Biden embarks on a media blitz, tackling Trump’s foreign policy while also addressing concerns over his own 2024 campaign. Vice President JD Vance emphasizes the need for direct talks in Ukraine. Meanwhile, Trump claims victory over the Houthis with a mutual ceasefire. U.S. spying efforts in Greenland ramp up, raising eyebrows. Californians appear skeptical of Governor Newsom’s focus, suspecting he's more invested in a presidential run than his state's issues.

Chamath Palihapitiya, a venture capitalist and technology commentator, and Jason Calacanis, an internet entrepreneur, dive into provocative discussions surrounding the impact of social media on youth and the alarming rise of AI technology. They tackle the fallout of an antisemitic incident linked to Barstool Sports, explore the complexities of victimhood in today’s discourse, and express concerns over AI robots and their potential risks. The pair also compare Trump’s unique accessibility in politics with Biden's, emphasizing the implications of personal connections on policy.

Pete Hegseth takes on military reform, aiming to cut leadership and eliminate woke programs while bolstering a warrior ethos. Newark's air traffic control chaos leads to widespread delays and calls for urgent reforms. Meanwhile, the Vatican is on edge as Cardinals prepare for a secretive conclave to select a new Pope. Tensions rise as Education Secretary Linda McMahon cuts federal grants to Harvard University over allegations of antisemitism and legal violations, sparking controversy amidst the school's substantial endowment.

Dan Wootton, a journalist and host of "Dan Wootton Outspoken," joins to dive into Prince Harry's controversial BBC interview, discussing his claims of familial conflict and the royal family's response. They critique Meghan Markle's recent podcast appearance, revealing her seemingly orchestrated image and speculating on a potential post-divorce memoir. The conversation also touches on the shifting allegiances of celebrities distancing themselves from Harry and Meghan, examining the couple's declining influence in Hollywood.