The Megyn Kelly Show

Join Glenn Beck, a conservative commentator, and Britt Mayer, an independent researcher, as they navigate the murky waters of political scandals and media hype. They dive into the absurdity of E. Jean Carroll's allegations against Trump, dissecting the double standards in women's rights advocacy. Britt introduces wild conspiracy theories about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, questioning their political motivations. The duo also tackles immigration crises, Cori Bush’s legal troubles, and the inspiring rise of the new Miss America, blending humor with sharp insights.

Glenn Greenwald, an acclaimed journalist known for his NSA revelations, joins Chris Pavlovski, CEO of free speech platform Rumble, and entrepreneur Omeed Malik. They dive into the implications of Trump's legal battles, highlighting media bias and the erosion of trust in mainstream journalism. The trio discusses the alarming rise of alternative media as a counter to corporate narratives and censorship. Rumble's commitment to free expression and the need for conservative alternatives to major corporations are emphasized, advocating for an economy that aligns with individual values.

Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, joins to discuss the border crisis, emphasizing Texas's self-defense against federal policies and the GOP's strategies in key states like Arizona and Georgia. He critiques the media's portrayal of immigration issues and the Biden administration's communication failures. Kirk also highlights the importance of grassroots efforts and in-person early voting to boost Republican voter turnout. Additionally, he delves into the controversies surrounding diversity quotas in corporate America and their implications for meritocracy.

Kari Lake, a former TV news anchor and Arizona Senate candidate, reveals a shocking attempted bribe to derail her political career. She discusses the dark influences behind it and her loyalty to Trump's 'America First' agenda. Andrew Klavan, conservative author, analyzes the crisis at the Texas border and the potential constitutional showdown with the Biden administration. Finally, Alan Dershowitz weighs in on states' rights against federal overreach, while all three guests critique the faltering mainstream media and its disconnect from the audience.

Comfortably Smug, co-host of the "Ruthless" podcast, and Michael Moynihan, co-host of "The Fifth Column," join Victor Davis Hanson, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution. They analyze Trump’s surprising win in New Hampshire, debate Nikki Haley’s mixed signals, and dive into Trump’s contentious media relationships. Hanson shares insights on elite views of Trump, the authenticity that drives his appeal among working-class voters, and the growing disconnect between political elites and everyday Americans.

Rich Lowry, Editor-in-chief of National Review, and Charles C.W. Cooke, Senior writer at the same publication, delve into the unfolding drama of the GOP primary. They analyze Nikki Haley's campaign struggles, the dynamics of Ron DeSantis’ appeal, and the implications of a potential Michelle Obama candidacy. The conversation also touches on illegal immigration, recent Supreme Court rulings affecting Texas, and the controversy surrounding Georgia DA Fani Willis. Their witty banter and sharp insights make for a compelling discussion of the current political landscape.

Emily Jashinsky, Culture editor for The Federalist, joins Eliana Johnson, Washington Free Beacon editor, and David Menzies, Rebel News reporter, to dissect Ron DeSantis's exit from the 2024 race and his surprising endorsement of Donald Trump. They tackle media hypocrisy over this endorsement, DeSantis’s dynamic with Nikki Haley, and the implications of Kamala Harris's controversial remarks. The group also debates the fairness of a 50-year-old transgender swimmer competing against young girls, bringing light to pressing concerns about equality in sports and education.

Mark Geragos, a renowned defense attorney known for representing celebrities, and Jonna Spilbor, founder of Jonna Spilbor Law, dive into the latest twists in high-profile criminal cases. They examine the possibility of jury tampering in Alex Murdaugh's trial and its implications. The discussion also highlights Gypsy Rose's boyfriend's defense claims of diminished capacity and the bizarre story of Natalia Grace, raising questions about her identity. They wrap up with the strange case of Nicholas Rossi, who allegedly faked his death, adding layers of intrigue to the conversation.

In this engaging discussion, Charlie Spiering, author of "Amateur Hour," reveals the complexities of Kamala Harris's rise to power, including her ties with Willie Brown and the challenges she faces as vice president. Billboard Chris, a father and activist, speaks out on the critical issues of gender identity and its impact on children, questioning the narratives around gender-affirming care and its long-term effects. Their conversations dive deep into the political landscape and the urgent need for awareness regarding the realities of gender politics.

Michael Knowles, an American conservative commentator and host of "The Michael Knowles Show," joins for a lively discussion. They tackle the dynamics of the GOP primary, examining DeSantis's struggles and Haley's surprising rise as a contender against Trump, who remains a unifying force for conservatives. The conversation also veers into serious allegations against Georgia DA Fani Willis, along with a critique of the culture of plastic surgery and its impact on societal beauty standards. Expect a mix of political insights and cultural commentary!