The Megyn Kelly Show

Charles C.W. Cooke, a senior writer at National Review, joins Rich Lowry, the editor-in-chief of National Review, to dissect the media's fawning over Kamala Harris’ scripted campaign. They highlight her lack of substance in recent speeches and the potential political maneuvering behind rumors of celebrity performances at the DNC. The discussion also touches on Trump reconciling with Georgia Governor Brian Kemp, emphasizing the importance of the state for Trump’s campaign and the ongoing dynamics within the Republican Party.

Tucker Carlson, known for his sharp conservative insights, discusses the implications of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. potentially endorsing Trump. They dive into how this could shift the election landscape and RFK's appeal to non-liberal voters. Monica Crowley and Hogan Gidley critique Tim Walz's portrayal as a new masculinity and the media's partisan bias. Rep. Adam Smith weighs in on Biden's candidacy, raising eyebrows with calls for him to step aside. The conversation unpacks the evolving narrative around masculinity and accountability in today's politics.

Gene Hamilton, the executive director and general counsel of America First Legal, highlights critical issues surrounding illegal voting and voter roll integrity. He discusses how non-citizens use the DMV to infiltrate voter rolls and examines state-specific initiatives to combat this issue. The conversation sheds light on the vulnerabilities of granting driver's licenses to undocumented immigrants and emphasizes the urgent need for enhanced election security measures. Hamilton underscores the importance of accurate voter registration to ensure the legitimacy of every vote.

Mark Halperin, political commentator and editor in chief of 2WAY, joins former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer, Democratic consultant Tim Hogan, and journalist Liz Collin to dissect the Obamas' recent DNC speeches. They debate their perceived hypocrisy and impact on Joe Biden and his administration. Liz dives into Governor Tim Walz's misleading claims about his campaign and personal history, including allegations of 'stolen valor' and controversial policies in Minnesota. The conversation reveals the tangled web of political messaging and public perception.

Josh Holmes, Michael Duncan, John Ashbrook, and Comfortably Smug, hosts of the 'Ruthless' podcast, delve into the Democratic National Convention's awkward dynamics, critiquing President Biden's sidelined role. They humorously dissect his lackluster farewell address, bizarre speeches from politicians, and the insincerity in party performances. Discussion touches on AOC's influence, Harris's awkward rhetoric, and the growing disconnect between the elite and everyday voters. The hosts combine sharp analysis with humor, providing a critical yet entertaining take on the political landscape.

Tom Bevan, co-founder of RealClearPolitics, along with political analysts Carl Cannon and Andrew Walworth, tackle the chaotic Democratic National Convention. They discuss the bizarre protestors dressed as abortion pills and the backlash against Kamala Harris’s economic policies. Independent journalist John Kass critiques the violence surrounding the event and the troubling crime rates in Chicago. Comedian Estee Palti shares her experience impersonating Harris, highlighting her lack of authenticity and the humor in political commentary.

Nate Silver, founder of FiveThirtyEight, brings his expertise in election forecasting to discuss the 2024 race, emphasizing the reliability of polling data. Eliana Johnson contributes insightful analysis on media portrayals of political figures, critiquing double standards in coverage, particularly regarding Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Emily Jashinsky tackles the complexities of gender identity discourse in politics, shedding light on media biases that affect public perceptions. Together, they dissect narratives and highlight the tension in political reporting.

Maureen Callahan, a columnist for the Daily Mail and author of 'Ask Not,' joins to discuss the media's attempts to humanize Kamala Harris amid critiques of her campaign tactics. Laurence Fox and Calvin Robinson bring a UK perspective, addressing the rise of protests and the narrative around immigration. They delve into media bias, censorship, and the cultural tensions shaping public discourse. The conversation reveals the contradictions in political messaging and the responsibilities of leaders amidst societal unrest.

Ross Tucker, co-host of "The Science of Sport" podcast and sports science expert, tackles the heated debate surrounding male boxers competing in women's categories at the Olympics. He discusses the controversies over testosterone testing and the impact of IOC's outdated rules on competition. The conversation dives deep into the intricacies of gender identity in sports and recent rulings affecting athletes with differences in sexual development. Tucker calls for improved safety measures for women athletes, especially with the approaching LA 2028 Olympics.

Kmele Foster is a partner at Freethink and co-host of The Fifth Column podcast, along with journalist Michael Moynihan and Reason editor-at-large Matt Welch. The trio dives into Tim Walz's controversial military record and draconian COVID policies that could hinder his 2024 campaign. They also discuss Gen Z's embrace of Walz, analyze the upcoming Trump vs. Harris debate, and critique media narratives surrounding political figures. The conversation is peppered with humor, revealing a mix of insightful commentary on political integrity and electoral dynamics.