The Megyn Kelly Show

Stephen Miller, a political strategist and founder of America First Legal, delves into the chaos at the U.S.-Mexico border post-Title 42, discussing the humanitarian crisis and migrant realities. Liz Wolfe, associate editor at Reason, and Sara Gonzales, BlazeTV host, tackle the charged case of a Marine in a subway incident, examining shifts in public opinion and safety dynamics. They also critique the troubling trend of drag performances for children and the pervasive influence of progressive ideologies in kids' media, raising alarms about their societal impact.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an environmental lawyer and 2024 presidential candidate, discusses his campaign, media censorship, and the relationship between government and press regarding controversial topics. He also weighs in on Tucker Carlson’s firing and critiques of Biden's mental competence. Charles C.W. Cooke, a National Review writer, joins to analyze Trump's recent CNN town hall, highlighting media bias and voter interests. They touch on the implications of censorship and the need for more transparent political debates, making for a thought-provoking conversation.

David Sacks, a venture capitalist and co-host of the "All In" podcast, joins the conversation alongside criminal defense attorneys Jonna Spilbor and David Wohl. They dive into Tucker Carlson's contentious return to media and its implications for free speech, while also exploring the significant legal woes facing Donald Trump. The discussion extends to George Santos's arrest and the complex dynamics of political bias in the justice system. They wrap up with intriguing insights into societal perceptions of crime, making for a fascinating legal and political dialogue.

Stu Burguiere, the insightful host of BlazeTV's "Stu Does America," joins journalist Dave Marcus to discuss recent leaked videos featuring Tucker Carlson and Ron DeSantis, the implications for Fox News, and political rivalries. Later, health expert Darin Olien dives into the hidden dangers of everyday products, revealing the threats of fluoride, harmful toxins, and the benefits of natural alternatives like coconut oil. The conversation emphasizes taking control of our health by being aware of what we consume daily.

Dan Wootton, a GB News host and Daily Mail columnist, shares juicy insights into the royal family, revealing how Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's hopes for a failed coronation backfired. Robert Gouveia, a criminal defense attorney, discusses the wild moments from Trump's deposition and the implications of the ongoing defamation case. They dive into important conversations around gun control in America, the legal complexities of high-profile cases, and the challenges celebrities face in the public eye, all sprinkled with a touch of humor.

Mark Steyn, a Canadian author and conservative commentator, joins British social commentators Sophie Corcoran and Leilani Dowding. They discuss the dramatic NYC subway incident and the rise of crime in major cities. The group critiques media bias in covering these issues and the implications for public safety. They also dive into Meghan Markle's strained family ties, her controversial public behavior, and the mixed reactions to incoming King Charles’ coronation. Additionally, they tackle hot topics like gender identity and political narratives, shaking up the cultural conversation.

John Ashbrook and Michael Duncan, co-hosts of the 'Ruthless' podcast, alongside Graham Allen, a former Army Sergeant, dive into the controversies surrounding the Navy's use of a drag queen for recruitment. They discuss the implications on military values and readiness. The conversation shifts to corporate America, examining Bud Light's PR challenges and Fox News' declining viewership post-Tucker Carlson. With humor and political insight, they critique the evolving media landscape and the clash between identity politics and traditional values in both the military and marketing.

James O'Keefe, founder of O'Keefe Media Group and known for his undercover investigative journalism, discusses the ethics of releasing private messages and his controversial departure from Project Veritas. He also addresses issues in female prisons regarding transgender inmates. Joining him is Senator Mike Lee, who reveals new insights about the Supreme Court leaker's identity and critiques the Biden administration's handling of judicial safety. Together, they explore media integrity, accountability, and the implications of recent Supreme Court decisions.

Join The Hodgetwins, political commentators and comedians, and Patrick Bet-David, CEO of Valuetainment, as they dive into the fallout from leaked Tucker Carlson videos, which they argue surprisingly enhance his image. The conversation heats up with discussions on controversial moments in sports involving transgender athletes, media bias against Black conservatives like Clarence Thomas, and the debauchery of the Met Gala. Bet-David also shares insights on parenting, cultural courage, and his bold $100 million offer to Carlson, all while critiquing political strategies and societal norms.

In a riveting discussion, Matt Taibbi, a renowned journalist facing scrutiny from lawmakers, shares insights on the media's relationship with power and the press's failure to hold leaders accountable. He also touches on his confrontations with the IRS and explores political biases in the media. Joining him, Chaya Raichik, founder of 'Libs of TikTok,' delves into Tucker Carlson's firing, the backlash against Bud Light, and Dylan Mulvaney’s evolving story. Both guests candidly address controversial educational content and the growing concerns over gender ideology.