The Megyn Kelly Show

Nick Reiner's court appearance for the shocking murder of his parents grabs attention. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr faces tough questions from senators about his comments on Jimmy Kimmel and the limits of broadcast speech. A murder investigation unfolds after an MIT professor is found shot at home. Additionally, President Trump plans to reschedule marijuana, potentially increasing research access without full legalization. Tune in for insights on these gripping stories.

Arthur Aidala, a veteran trial attorney, and Matt Murphy, a former homicide prosecutor, dive into the chilling details of the Charlie Kirk assassination and the alleged insanity defense for Nick Reiner. They analyze media framing and question police transparency during the Brown University shooting. Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer shares his motivations for re-enlisting in the Marines, emphasizing the importance of strong leadership and personal accountability in today's society, while also discussing the need for preparedness against both international and domestic threats.

James Fitzgerald, a retired FBI agent renowned for his role in the Unabomber investigation, shares insights on the ongoing manhunt for the Brown University shooter. He discusses the importance of released video evidence in identifying suspects and the varied investigation techniques like neighborhood canvasses and drone searches. The podcast also covers the disturbing news of Nick Reiner facing murder charges for the death of his parents and explores the ties between the Bondi Beach shooting and ISIS, highlighting broader security concerns.

Megyn Kelly shares her behind-the-scenes role in the meeting of Candace Owens and Erika Kirk, addressing her critics about the timing of her involvement. Josh Holmes and Comfortably Smug from the Ruthless podcast delve into a revealing Vanity Fair profile of Susie Wiles, discussing media bias against conservatives and its implications. They also cover the tragic story of Rob and Michelle Reiner, exploring addiction, fame, and familial struggles, before shifting to the ongoing situation surrounding the Brown University shooting and police response concerns.

Disturbing new developments unfold as Rob Reiner's son is arrested in connection to his parents' brutal murders. New surveillance images emerge of a suspect in the Brown University shooting, heightening the manhunt. Federal authorities disrupt a New Year’s Eve bombing plot linked to a left-wing group. Meanwhile, the political landscape heats up as Kamala Harris and Gavin Newsom begin jockeying for position in the upcoming 2028 Democratic primary.

Emily Jashinsky, a journalist and host of the 'After Party' podcast, joins to discuss a tragic weekend marked by violence. They dissect the mishandling of a person of interest in the Brown University shooting and criticize the mayor's downplayed public safety risk. The conversation shifts to the heartbreaking murder of acclaimed director Rob Reiner and the arrest of his son, Nick, exploring his struggles with addiction and family dynamics. They also address a recent terror attack in Australia, raising questions about gun control and radicalization.

The shocking murder of famed director Rob Reiner and his wife unfolds, raising questions about their son's involvement. In Rhode Island, a person of interest in a mass shooting is released as the hunt for the real killer intensifies. A harrowing terror attack during a Hanukkah celebration in Sydney claims at least 15 lives, executed by a father-son duo linked to ISIS. Meanwhile, a deadly ambush in Syria results in the loss of U.S. personnel, and the University of Michigan’s head football coach faces serious legal troubles related to a scandal.

Megyn Kelly hosts Dave Smith, a stand-up comedian and political commentator known for his libertarian insights. They tackle the complex issues surrounding the alleged assassination of Charlie Kirk, emphasizing the importance of presumption of innocence amidst public grief. Smith dives into the fallout from the Epstein scandal, unraveling how it exacerbates public distrust in institutions. The duo also discusses new Epstein photos, political implications, and the economic challenges facing younger generations. It's a thought-provoking exploration of trust, justice, and accountability.

Kristi Noem fiercely defends Trump's tough immigration policies during a heated House hearing against confrontational Democrats. A judge's ruling temporarily releases Kilmar Abrego Garcia, despite ongoing allegations of gang ties. Trump pushes forward the nomination of Lindsey Halligan as U.S. Attorney amidst legal challenges. In a dramatic courtroom scene, Tyler Robinson, accused of murder, appears relaxed despite strict warnings about media conduct. Tensions rise as key legal and political battles unfold, highlighting intense divides.

Doug Brunt, a bestselling author and podcaster, joins political commentators Tom Bevan, Carl Cannon, and Andrew Walworth to explore Time Magazine's controversial choice of AI as 'Person of the Year.' They debate the implications for right-wing dynamics, including Charlie Kirk's influence and a feud involving Candace Owens. Brunt also discusses his new book on Emmanuel Nobel, highlighting the power of typography and the importance of family laughter. Topics range from Gavin Newsom's authenticity issues to media award controversies, providing a lively political analysis.