The Megyn Kelly Show

Michael Knowles, host of The Michael Knowles Show, and Margot Cleveland, Senior legal correspondent for The Federalist, dive into the mysterious cocaine found at the White House and the Secret Service's baffling decision to stop the investigation. They dissect the media's double standards on Biden's behavior and Hunter's artistic pursuits, alongside CNN's awkward mislabeling of Dylan Mulvaney. The duo also examines the lack of media scrutiny around expanding allegations against the Biden family, exposing a deep-seated bias in political reporting.

Nikki Haley, 2024 GOP presidential candidate and former South Carolina governor, discusses issues including FBI Director Christopher Wray's congressional testimony and America's waning trust in institutions. Joe Pags adds commentary on Biden family corruption and the decline in Disney's theme park attendance, linking brands' struggles to their political stances. Jaimee Michell and Chris Barrett from Gays Against Groomers share their mission to confront radical gender ideologies while advocating for children's rights, igniting debates on inclusivity and representation in today’s cultural landscape.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Kmele Foster, Michael Moynihan, and Matt Welch, the hosts of "The Fifth Column" podcast, to talk about media covering for President Joe Biden refusing to acknowledge his granddaughter, how Hunter Biden relies on his father for money and connections, how Biden's “family man" image is being ruined by this story,the uproar over Robert F. Kennedy Jr's rise in the Democratic polls, breaking down the supposed RFK J "conspiracy theories" and details about the Martha Moxley murder case,Kamala Harris's recent comments about "culture," how her speeches are always nonsensical, whether Biden will get pushed out by the Democrats, whether we'll ever find out the truth about the White House cocaine, the depths of Hunter Biden's crack cocaine addiction, when the Donald Trump trials will likely be held, the bizarre controversy with NYC Mayor Eric Adams and a fake photo, the New York Times' report that male crop tops are a new fashion trend, Chris Cuomo's embarrassing "motivational" messages, and more. Then Megyn announces the launch of https://MegynKelly.com/!More from The Fifth Column: https://wethefifth.substack.com/Follow The Megyn Kelly Show on all social platforms: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/MegynKellyTwitter: http://Twitter.com/MegynKellyShowInstagram: http://Instagram.com/MegynKellyShowFacebook: http://Facebook.com/MegynKellyShow Find out more information at: https://www.devilmaycaremedia.com/megynkellyshow Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Stu Burguiere, host of BlazeTV's "Stu Does America," critiques the media's attack on Casey DeSantis, highlighting rampant misogyny and its impact on political campaigns. David Marcus discusses RFK Jr.'s perseverance against media skepticism. Colleen and Jason Wachob, founders of mindbodygreen, share practical wellness tips, emphasizing the significance of micro-moments, social connections, and real food for longevity. They advocate for enjoying activities that promote well-being while debunking the pressures of fad diets. A must-listen for a blend of politics and health!

Miranda Devine, a New York Post columnist known for her work on the Biden family, shares explosive insights about the media's neglect of corruption allegations against Joe and Hunter Biden, focusing on Dr. Gal Luft's testimony. Actor and author Kirk Cameron discusses the hypocrisy of book bans by the left, touching on the importance of open dialogue and the implications of censorship. They also tackle societal issues, from identity politics to familial duties, against the backdrop of rising cultural tensions and bizarre news stories.

Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, dives into the latest explosive allegations of Biden family corruption supported by whistleblower Dr. Gal Luft. The conversation highlights the stark media double standards between the Bidens and Donald Trump, and the mystery surrounding the cocaine found at the White House. Kirk also tackles Disney's staggering $900 million losses due to its 'woke' approach and discusses the implications of a key free speech ruling against government tech censorship, sparking broader debates on accountability and societal norms.

Amala Ekpunobi, host of Unapologetic Live known for her keen political commentary, and Evita Duffy-Alfonso, a writer for The Federalist, dive into some hot topics. They discuss the implications of cocaine found in the White House, raising eyebrows about accountability. They also tackle President Biden's refusal to acknowledge his seventh grandchild and the broader family values at play. The duo critiques Democratic leaders' negativity towards America and explores the fallout of Bud Light's marketing blunders, questioning corporate responsibility in today's climate.

Mark Steyn, a Canadian journalist and commentator, joins to analyze the media's response to the Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling, highlighting claims of Asian American discrimination. He critiques narratives attributing lawsuits to white influence and discusses the intersection of LGBTQ issues with Muslim protests in Maryland. Darren Grimes, a British political commentator, addresses the violent riots in France, the implications for Europe, and political controversies in the UK, including Nigel Farage’s banking issues. Together, they explore the societal tensions swirling around identity and politics.

Join Judge Amul Thapar, a Sixth Circuit judge and potential Supreme Court nominee, and Charles C.W. Cooke, a senior writer for National Review, as they delve into landmark Supreme Court rulings on free speech and Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan. Kristen Waggoner shares insights on forced speech in the context of her recent legal victory, while Amy Jo Clark and Miriam Weaver from 'Chicks on the Right' discuss corporate responses to cultural issues, the implications of gender policies, and the growing responsibility to voice concerns in today's society.

Join Jason Riley, a Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, and Heather Mac Donald, a City Journal editor, as they discuss the Supreme Court's landmark ruling on affirmative action and its potential impacts on educational equity. They delve into reactions from Justice Thomas and dissenting views while addressing media backlash. Later, Carrie Prejean Boller and Britt Mayer tackle California's controversial gender identity legislation and the responsibilities of parents, alongside a lively examination of activism during Pride Month, highlighting the growing polarization surrounding social issues.