The Megyn Kelly Show

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.

Hans von Spakovsky, a Senior Legal Fellow at the Heritage Foundation specializing in election law, brings invaluable insights on critical issues. He discusses the success of Operation Summer Heat, which boasts a drop in violent crime and arrests nationwide. The conversation shifts to a troubling DHS report about Mexican cartels collaborating with U.S. gangs in Chicago. Spakovsky also dives deep into the Supreme Court's Louisiana v. Callais case, arguing how it could redefine the Voting Rights Act and impact race-based remedies for election outcomes.

Jack Posobiec, a conservative commentator and host, shares heartfelt reflections on Charlie Kirk's legacy as a bridge within the conservative movement, linking generational gaps and emphasizing the need for faith amidst political division. Ana Kasparian, from The Young Turks, critiques Katie Porter's media struggles and authenticity, while also discussing Kamala Harris's communication issues and the implications for leadership. Together, they navigate the cultural clash in media and politics, revealing insights on today's electoral landscape.

Tensions escalate as President Trump issues an ultimatum for Hamas to disarm amid claims of ceasefire violations. A posthumous Medal of Freedom is awarded to Charlie Kirk on what would have been his birthday, stirring discussions about his legacy. In Memphis, federal agents make over 800 arrests in a major policing surge, earning community praise for their efforts. Meanwhile, the arsonist who attacked Governor Shapiro's home pleads guilty, facing significant prison time for the crime.

In this engaging discussion, Will Kingston, an Australian journalist and commentator, dives into the pressing issues of unchecked immigration and cultural tensions in the UK. He argues that multiculturalism has led to division and sectarian violence, raising concerns about the compatibility of values among immigrant populations. Kingston critiques current immigration policies and the rise in crime linked to foreign nationals. He advocates for free speech and the necessity of a shared national identity, warning against the consequences of silence in the face of dissent.

President Trump calls the recent Israel-Hamas hostage deal a "new beginning for the Middle East" as world leaders gather in Egypt for a peace summit. In Virginia, a tight governor's race unfolds after Abigail Spanberger's shaky debate performance raises eyebrows. Meanwhile, severe storms wreak havoc in both Alaska and the East Coast, leading to record floods and search efforts for missing people. A deadly nor'easter compounds the disaster, impacting ten states with its destructive winds and rain.

Batya Ungar-Sargon, a journalist and host on NewsNation, joins to dissect Trump’s historic hostage deal, examining how his unique approach and diplomacy led to the release of 20 Israeli hostages. The discussion highlights media biases and the backlash against Trump. Cheryl Hines, actress and author of 'Unscripted', shares insights on her life as Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s spouse and the political scrutiny she faces. She candidly reflects on her Hollywood career, her experiences on 'Curb Your Enthusiasm', and the challenges of supporting a controversial figure.

President Trump visits Israel and Egypt to celebrate a historic ceasefire and hostage-release deal with Hamas, marking a new chapter in Middle East peace talks. A federal appeals court allows the federalization of Illinois's National Guard but prohibits deployments in Chicago. Meanwhile, President Biden begins treatment for stage 4 prostate cancer, raising questions about his health and past disclosures. The political landscape is shifting, with various reactions to these significant events.

Eric Trump, bestselling author and son of Donald Trump, shares insights from his new book, discussing the legal challenges facing his family and the emotional impact of the FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago. Walter Kirn provides a cultural lens on recent political controversies, including the fallout from disturbing texts sent by a Virginia candidate and Katie Porter's viral staff berating moments. They explore the dangers of party loyalty overshadowing decency in politics and debate the controversial comments made by Jimmy Kimmel.

A Virginia grand jury has indicted New York Attorney General Letitia James for bank fraud, relating to her loan practices. President Trump celebrates the historic Israel–Hamas hostage deal, sharing his thoughts on a potential Nobel Peace Prize. Meanwhile, political drama heats up in Virginia as texts reveal candidate Jay Jones joking about violence, damaging his favorability. The Ninth Circuit is poised to decide on Oregon's lawsuit over National Guard deployments in Portland, while Memphis reports over 500 arrests in a crime crackdown.