The Megyn Kelly Show

President Trump is seeking $230 million from the DOJ, alleging malicious prosecution, raising serious conflict-of-interest issues. The renovation of a massive White House ballroom sparks outrage among critics questioning the funding sources. A journalist's footage from inside a suspected Antifa hideout in Portland reveals tense confrontations and police inquiries about their actions. Meanwhile, the Louvre reopens after a major jewel heist, with a suspect also caught in a separate Paris museum robbery.

Mark Halperin, a political journalist and host of "Next Up," joins former White House press secretary Sean Spicer and political analyst Dan Turrentine to dive into the NYC mayoral race and its implications for Democrats. They analyze Zohran Mamdani's potential victory and Andrew Cuomo's controversial emergence as an alternative. Discussions also cover the implications of Curtis Sliwa's campaign, a scandal in Virginia's AG race, and Graham Platner's Nazi tattoo. The trio critiques media coverage of Mamdani and debates current political strategies.

President Trump hosts Republican senators, celebrating recent legislative victories and laying out future priorities. In a shocking turn, two teens are arrested in connection to a brutal assault on DOGE staffer Edward Coristine. Jim Jordan issues a referral to the DOJ, alleging former CIA Director John Brennan lied to Congress regarding the Steele dossier. Meanwhile, Oxford Union's newly elected president faces a no-confidence vote after controversial remarks celebrating an assassination.

Stu Burguiere, a conservative commentator and host, takes a humorous jab at Karine Jean-Pierre's book tour mishaps, exposing contradictions in her statements about the Biden administration. He also tackles the alarming rhetoric from No Kings protesters. Joining him is Rep. Jeff Van Drew, who sheds light on the environmental threats posed by offshore wind farms, including their dangers to marine life and economic implications. Together, they navigate the murky waters of political discourse and environmental policy.

A major legal victory allows National Guard troops to be deployed in Portland for immigration enforcement. Trump and the Australian Prime Minister sign a groundbreaking agreement to bolster rare earth mineral production, reducing reliance on China. Meanwhile, a U.S. military strike targets a suspected drug-smuggling vessel, supported by an aggressive strategy against narco-terrorism. Karine Jean-Pierre reveals her departure from the Democratic Party while defending Biden, highlighting the struggles of Black women within the party.

Emily Jashinsky, host of 'After Party,' joins to unpack the chaotic 'No Kings' protests filled with vile calls for violence against conservatives. They discuss how the media downplays these threats while documenting ridiculous antics from older protesters. The bizarre behaviors of figures like George Conway get roasted, along with hilarious videos of a liberal who regretted moving to Costa Rica. They also delve into Karine Jean-Pierre's new memoir launch and the disconnect between her message and reality.

Nationwide 'No Kings' protests expose a web of left-wing donors fueling the movement. A fragile Gaza ceasefire faces fresh challenges, as U.S. envoys strategize for peace. In an audacious heist, thieves steal royal jewels from the Louvre in broad daylight. President Trump commutes George Santos' prison sentence after only 84 days, leading Santos to pivot towards prison reform instead of politics. These captivating stories reflect the dynamic intersection of activism, international relations, and personal redemption.

Victor Davis Hanson, a conservative scholar at the Hoover Institution, joins to dissect the New York mayoral race, particularly Andrew Cuomo's dismal debate performance against Zohran Mamdani. They also tackle the complexities of privilege and victimhood in politics, especially concerning Michelle Obama's comments about not fitting in at Princeton, critiquing affirmative action narratives. Additionally, they delve into shocking revelations about UFO cover-ups and military encounters with unidentified aerial phenomena, urging for rigorous scrutiny of these extraordinary claims.

John Bolton faces serious legal trouble with 18 counts related to classified defense information. Meanwhile, Ashley Tellis has been arrested for hoarding secret documents and allegedly collaborating with Chinese officials. The political landscape heats up as Democrat Jay Jones confronts attacks over violent texts during a heated debate. Former Special Counsel Jack Smith defends his actions as apolitical in a revealing interview. In tragic news, the father of missing baby Emmanuel Haro pleads guilty to murder while the search for the child continues.

Kmele Foster, a political commentator, Matt Welch, editor-at-large at Reason, and Michael Moynihan, a journalist, dive into the political scene’s pulse. They dissect AOC and Bernie Sanders' town hall, tackling topics like toxic masculinity and cultural disconnects impacting Democratic voters. The trio critiques media narratives and the dynamics of cancel culture, while analyzing Zohran Mamdani's evasive responses on Fox. They also discuss Victoria’s Secret's rebranding flop, the shift back to traditional ideals, and the broader cultural reckoning over identity politics.