The Megyn Kelly Show

Dave Rubin, host of Rumble's Rubin Report and author of 'Don't Burn This Country,' joins Hotep Jesus, a Black conservative commentator and host of 'The Grift Report.' They dive into the escalating rivalry between Ron DeSantis and Donald Trump, discussing campaign strategies and media engagement. The conversation turns to the boycotts against companies like Bud Light and Target, and the decline of Black Lives Matter. They also explore how cultural and political dynamics are shifting within the Black community and the GOP's potential to attract Black voters.

Josh Holmes, a political strategist and co-host of the Ruthless podcast, discusses Ron DeSantis' rocky campaign launch and its missed opportunities. Kash Patel, a former Trump administration official, compares DeSantis' approach to Trump’s, highlighting PR challenges. Fitness expert Jillian Michaels dives into body image issues shaped by social media, the psychological aspects of eating disorders, and the complexities surrounding obesity and health. The conversation underscores the vital connection between personal empowerment and wellness in today's culture.

Victor Davis Hanson, a renowned conservative author and military historian, shares insights on Ron DeSantis' unique Twitter-based presidential announcement and the challenges he faces against Trump. Legal expert Beth Karas and attorney Peter Tragos delve into chilling details surrounding the Bryan Kohberger case, along with contentious debates on gender identity as a trans woman sues a yoga studio. The group also critiques Target's Pride Month backlash, discussing the cultural disconnect and corporate responses that resonate with middle America.

Emily Jashinsky, Editor at The Federalist, and Eliana Johnson, Editor in Chief of the Washington Free Beacon, dive into the chaos of political media. They discuss the intriguing dynamics of the GOP primary, especially Tim Scott's rising influence. The hosts criticize media bias, notably around the portrayal of political figures like Casey DeSantis and the contentious 'CitiBike Karen' incident. They also dissect CNN's dwindling ratings and the implications of Tucker Carlson's departure from Fox News, calling out the troubling trends in modern journalism and public trust.

Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA and host of his own show, dives into a range of heated topics. He critiques AOC's funeral selfies amid divisive racial rhetoric and discusses Tucker Carlson's significant brand value. Kirk also weighs in on Tim Scott's presidential run, Ron DeSantis' challenges, and the NAACP's travel advisory against Florida. He addresses the implications of gender ideology in schools and the controversies around transgender athletes in women's sports, calling for a united conservative effort against 'woke' culture.

Dan Bongino, a conservative political commentator and former Secret Service agent, shares his insights after leaving Fox News. He discusses the changing media landscape, including the fallout from Tucker Carlson's firing, and critiques traditional journalism. Bongino reveals his support for Trump in 2024, emphasizing his deal-making skills over strict conservatism. He also dives into the health issues of politicians and examines media hypocrisy regarding accountability. His candid take on the deep state and personal health struggles adds a poignant layer to the discussion.

Carrie Prejean Boller and Britt Mayer, co-founders of The Battle Cry, dive into the contentious issue of transgender athletes in women's sports, advocating fiercely for biological women's rights. They discuss the pushback against brands promoting trans ideology and share their experiences, including Britt's online clash with Caitlyn Jenner. The conversation also touches on societal perceptions shaped by media, political actions needed to protect children's innocence, and the humorous yet critical reactions to controversial statements about gender identity.

In this engaging discussion, legendary comedian Roseanne Barr shares her journey from a cocktail waitress to a sitcom star. She reveals the betrayal from co-stars that led to the cancellation of her hit show. Roseanne dives into the toxicity of Hollywood and her experiences with cancel culture, emphasizing resilience and authenticity. She also recounts personal struggles, including the choice of adoption over abortion and the challenges she faced growing up. Plus, she offers a candid take on navigating fame and the pitfalls of celebrity culture.

Kmele Foster, Michael Moynihan, and Matt Welch, co-hosts of the "Fifth Column" podcast, dive into CNN's recent turmoil following a chaotic Trump town hall. They discuss the network's plummeting viewership, Anderson Cooper's awkward apology, and the legacy of Roger Ailes at Fox. The trio critiques the lack of accountability in media regarding the Durham report and the ongoing fallout from the Trump-Russia narrative. They also humorously reflect on cooking mishaps and evolving beer marketing strategies, highlighting the absurdity of modern ad campaigns.

In this engaging discussion, U.S. Senator Josh Hawley shares insights from his book 'Manhood' while addressing the complexities of the left's trans ideology and its impact on parental rights. He explores the dynamics of masculinity and the cultural decline of young men. Attorney Cassie Craven represents Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority sisters suing over a controversial pledge decision, exposing fears about women's rights and safety in female-only spaces. The conversation is rich with personal stories, legal implications, and calls for empowerment and accountability.