The Megyn Kelly Show

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!

Stu Burguiere, host of BlazeTV's "Stu Does America", and Dave Marcus, columnist for The Daily Mail and Fox News, dive into Trump's commanding victory in Iowa and its implications for GOP dynamics. They debate Nikki Haley's claims of a two-person race and the potential future of Republican leadership. The duo also critiques media reactions, including MSNBC's meltdown and CNN's take on election integrity. The discussion extends to Vice President Kamala Harris's recent speeches and the evolving narrative surrounding race and politics in America.

In a lively discussion, political commentator Dave Rubin and Rep. Byron Donalds analyze the fierce competition in Iowa’s caucus. They dive into Vivek Ramaswamy's bold tactics to attract MAGA voters and Trump's fiery responses. DeSantis’s retail politicking is scrutinized as they ponder whether this is his last shot. The conversation takes an interesting turn with Haley's gender identity gaffe and Biden's plummeting poll numbers. They also predict how media will spin the results, creating a dynamic and insightful look at the political landscape.

Jason Whitlock, host of BlazeTV's "Fearless", joins the conversation to discuss the contentious dynamics in sports media, notably surrounding Steven A. Smith's comments on race. They delve into Michelle Obama’s reflections on fairness in America, including her views on privilege and race. Evita Duffy-Alfonso and Will Witt share somber updates on Matthew Perry's struggles with addiction and the troubling nature of celebrity culture. In a gripping turn, Will Folks discusses potential jury tampering in the Alex Murdaugh case, adding to the gripping narratives surrounding justice and media.

Join Josh Holmes, Michael Duncan, John Ashbrook, and Comfortably Smug from the "Ruthless" podcast as they dissect Trump's dynamic town hall performance versus a dull CNN debate. They dig into the fallout from Chris Christie’s exit, Trump's strategic charm, and his controversial COVID claims. The group critiques media bias, especially Mika Brzezinski's soft questions for Dr. Jill Biden, and touches on Don Lemon’s media comeback. Expect sharp political insights blended with humor as they navigate the chaotic GOP primary landscape.

Joining the conversation are Mike Davis, a legal expert and conservative commentator; Dave Aronberg, a seasoned prosecutor and State Attorney for Palm Beach County; and Dean Phillips, a centrist Democratic Congressman challenging Biden. They discuss Hunter Biden's surprising Capitol Hill appearance, implications of potential contempt charges, and controversies involving Georgia's DA Fani Willis. Phillips shares insights on the 'culture of corruption' in politics, age limits on surgeries, and the need for accountability, challenging the status quo in the lead-up to the 2024 election.

Victor Davis Hanson, a conservative author and military historian from the Hoover Institution, dives into the complex landscape of the upcoming elections. He discusses allegations of ethical breaches in Trump’s Georgia case and how it might impact the prosecution. Biden's polarizing campaign tactics and the surprising support Trump is gaining from Black voters are analyzed. Hanson also highlights Michelle Obama's political fears and speculation about her potential candidacy, leaving listeners contemplating the future of American politics.

Maureen Callahan and Liora Rez join Megyn Kelly to discuss Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's mysterious health issues, the lack of support for Israel and hostages at the Golden Globes, the controversy surrounding comedian Jo Koy's monologue, Aaron Rodgers' suggestion about Jeffrey Epstein documents, and Stop Antisemitism naming Rep. Rashida Tlaib as the 'Antisemite of the Year'.

Joining in are Jesse Kelly, a conservative commentator and host known for his bold political views, and Kashmir Hill, a journalist from The New York Times specializing in tech and privacy. They delve into Biden's campaign strategies, the media's portrayal of Republicans, and the controversial New Hampshire bill banning gender-affirming care for minors. Kashmir highlights alarming privacy issues with AI facial recognition technology, discussing how easily personal data can be misused and emphasizing the need for stronger protections in our digital age.

Nancy Grace, a former prosecutor and host of the Crime Stories podcast, shares her journey in law, driven by personal loss. She unpacks the emotional toll of prosecuting high-profile cases, like Casey Anthony, and discusses the contentious demolition of the Idaho murder house. Legal experts Mike Davis and Dave Aronberg dissect Trump's ongoing legal battles, including attempts to remove him from the primary ballot, and the implications of the 14th Amendment regarding insurrection and presidential immunity. They explore the complex intersection of law and politics during a pivotal time.