The Megyn Kelly Show

In this engaging discussion, legal expert Alan Dershowitz, trial attorney Arthur Aidala, state attorney Dave Aronberg, political analyst Victor Davis Hanson, and writer Charles C.W. Cooke tackle Trump’s latest indictment and its implications. They dissect the legal challenges and political backlash, comparing them to past cases involving Hillary Clinton. The conversation also delves into Joe Biden's ties with Burisma, raising questions about possible corruption and media portrayal. Insightful analysis on the intersection of justice and politics keeps listeners on the edge of their seats!

Chadwick Moore, author of the upcoming biography on Tucker Carlson, dives into Carlson's challenges with Fox News and the dropped ratings. Nile Gardiner discusses Prince Harry's media controversies and questions the fairness of his treatment by U.S. immigration. Dr. Miriam Grossman shares alarming insights on the rise of children identifying as trans, emphasizing the emotional impacts on families and cautioning against hasty medical interventions. The trio offers a rich tapestry of media, accountability, and the complexities surrounding gender identity.

Steve Krakauer, media expert and executive producer, dives into the chaotic firing of CNN CEO Chris Licht, discussing internal resistance and the network's branding challenges. Kristen Waggoner, president of Alliance Defending Freedom, sheds light on the legal battles of female athletes against trans inclusion in sports, highlighting fairness and Title IX issues. Peachy Keenan, author and conservative commentator, shares her journey navigating motherhood and culture wars in California, criticizing progressive ideologies in schools and advocating for traditional family values.

Jesse Kelly, author of "The Anti-Communist Manifesto," and Joseph Massey, a poet who faced cancelation, bring their unique perspectives to the conversation. They discuss CNN's identity crisis and the blame placed on Jeff Zucker, while debating whether the right should adopt cancel culture tactics. The duo also explores the controversies surrounding gender ideology in academia and the GOP dynamics amid Donald Trump's legal challenges. Massey shares his journey of recovery from cancelation, illustrating how pain can fuel artistic expression.

Dr. Kristen Walsh, a seasoned pediatrician, joins epidemiologist Allison Krug in a riveting discussion on the HPV vaccine. They tackle parental concerns and the vaccine's potential to prevent cancer while discussing silent symptoms of the virus. The duo dives into vaccine efficacy, side effects, and the nuances of one versus multiple doses. Additionally, they critique Merck's marketing tactics—unpacking how emotional appeals influence decisions. Their insights illuminate the need for informed choices in the face of ongoing debates about vaccination.

Rich Lowry, Editor-in-chief of National Review, and Jim Geraghty, Senior political correspondent at the same outlet, share their insights on hot-button issues. They discuss the backlash against a controversial transgender magazine cover and the implications for women's sports. The duo analyzes the escalating rivalry between DeSantis and Trump, alongside President Biden's worrying decline. They tackle corporate missteps like Bud Light's marketing fiasco and reflect on CNN's identity crisis in today's media landscape.

Tara Reade, a former congressional aide known for her allegations against Joe Biden, shares her harrowing journey to Russia and discusses the fears surrounding her potential arrest. She reveals her motives for seeking Russian citizenship and her ongoing efforts to make her senate records public, despite significant pushback. Joining her is Gregg Jarrett, a legal expert, who analyzes the Biden family's controversial financial dealings and the media's complicity in downplaying such allegations, raising pressing questions about accountability and transparency in politics.

Adam Curry, the 'Podfather' and host of the No Agenda Show, joins for a compelling discussion. They tackle the backlash against brands like Budweiser and Target over LGBTQ+ issues and the financial implications of consumer boycotts. Curry critiques the rise of identity politics in leadership and the intersection of culture, gender identity, and corporate interests. He emphasizes the evolution of media influence, the importance of free speech in podcasting, and how political narratives shape public perception of figures like Ron DeSantis.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Michael Knowles, host of The Michael Knowles Show on The Daily Wire, to talk about how transgender ideology is causing "LGB" backlash at Target and more, a USA Today columnist attacking an ESPN reporter for defending biological women in sports, trans men making women uncomfortable in previously women-only private places like the gynecologist, a CUNY law school commencement speaker attacking America as "white supremacist," how our future generation of lawyers don't understand the law,Gov. Ron DeSantis' message aimed at the woke military, and more. Then top female cyclists Inga Thompson and Hannah Arensman join to speak out together for the first time about about how transgender athletes are destroying women's sports, agencies claiming “inclusion is more important than fairness,” the massive costs women face for speaking out about the issue,female athletes leaving their careers because of how "dehumanizing" it is to compete against trans athletes, plans to protest in the future, how Great Britain has taken action against biological men in women's sports, and more.Knowles: https://www.michaeljknowles.comThompson: https://www.ingathompsonfoundation.org/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.

Retired Navy SEAL Jason Redman, a best-selling author and motivational speaker, shares his inspiring journey from military struggles to personal triumphs. He discusses the pervasive 'victim mindset' and the importance of cultivating resilience. Jason recounts a life-threatening ambush in Iraq and his grueling recovery process, emphasizing the power of a positive mindset. He reflects on military culture, individualism vs. teamwork, and how his 'sign on the door' mantra has inspired many. Topics of leadership, family, and the strength found in community also take center stage.