Megyn Kelly

Megyn Kelly is joined by Peter Schweizer, author of "Red Handed," and Matthew Continetti, author of "The Right," to talk about President Biden's connection to Hunter Biden's business deals, what Biden has said vs. what we know now from Hunter's laptop, how Hunter made money from China, the leverage against President Biden from Hunter's business deals, the status of the investigations, how the Republicans grew in power (and then grew out of it), the importance of personality to political candidates, what's behind the dismal Biden poll numbers and what it might mean for 2022, the battle between elites and populists on the right, which party really supports the working class, how Obama was able to win in 2008 and then Trump in 2016, the fixation on Trump among pundits on the right and the left, whether the cultural pendulum will swing back the other direction, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by the hosts of the Fifth Column podcast, Kmele Foster, Michael Moynihan, and Matt Welch, to talk about Biden appealing the airplane mask mandate ruling, the science of masking, Biden being very confused again this week about many things, VP Harris trying to explain space to the Space Force, CNN Plus already getting shut down, Taylor Lorenz and the Washington Post doxxing the Libs of TikTok founder, Nicolle Wallace's latest insane comments, and more. Then, a Megyn Kelly Show exclusive about a transgender swimming controversy in Seattle, with two parents and a coach at the center of the discussion, on how the Lia Thomas debate is now making its way to much younger kids. Plus, a Megyn monologue on the Biden administration's ridiculous attempt to reinstate the airplane mask mandate.

A story of perseverance and patriotism... Megyn Kelly is joined by Mike Eruzione, the captain of the legendary "Miracle on Ice" 1980 Team USA hockey team, to talk about love of country and patriotism, beating odds and beating the Russians, how the victory brought a wave of patriotism, the value of hard work and perseverance, the way kids grew up in the past versus how they grow up today, the importance of playing outside, the importance of family, the skills from playing a variety of sports, the values of leadership, the future of American hockey, how money in sports affects the game, the state of patriotism today, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Buck Sexton, co-host of "The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show," to discuss President Biden declining credibility, his falling approval rating and whether Democrats will support him running again in 2024. They also take on Vice President Kamala Harris ignoring the government's COVID masking guidelines, how American travelers can't do the same, and the ratings disaster for CNN’s new streaming service. Then, Dana Loesch, host of "The Dana Show," joins Megyn to talk about the White House’s desperate attempt to make the issue of ghost guns relevant ahead of midterm elections, Left’s ongoing meltdown over Elon Musk, the future of free speech, and more.

Is Elon Musk really going to buy Twitter? Megyn Kelly is joined by Peter Schiff, CEO and Chief Economist for Euro Pacific Capital, to talk about whether Musk really is trying to buy Twitter and whether Twitter might accept is offer, the truth about the inflation crisis, Biden's absurd "Putin's price hike" talking point, why our sanctions against Russia are doing nothing, how China's economic freedom is surpassing America's, what Americans should be investing in, and more. Then, Kelly's Court with Jonna Spilbor and Anne Bremner, talking the crazy details in the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard trial, the circumstances to the NYC shooter’s crimes and how he got caught, the Marilyn Mosby fraud case, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by James O'Keefe, founder and CEO of Project Veritas, for an exclusive interview about new information that the feds were spying on him and his organization through Microsoft, Apple and Google, his attempts to corroborate the diary of Ashley Biden, the way the FBI got involved, the journalistic tactics of Project Veritas, the chilling journalistic crackdown by the feds, the left and right uniting behind the need for journalistic transparency, the New York Times' coordination with the Department of Justice, O'Keefe's journalism that exposed a NYT's reporters' real thoughts about January 6, and more. Then Max Alvarez, author of "The Work of Living" and editor of The Real News, to talk about the unionization rise at Amazon, Starbucks and more (and the corporate roadblocks and pushback), how these companies square progressive values with an anti-union stance, the value of hard work, the challenge of the American Dream, the need for collective responsibility in America, how the Obama years drove people to support Trump and Bernie Sanders, whether union leaders are serving union members, and more.

Megyn's Kelly's good friend Dave Rubin is back, on the day his new book, "Don't Burn This Country," is released. They talk about the latest incident of crime in NYC with a shooting in the subway, BLM's response to the news about the $6 million house in LA, the latest COVID craziness and hypocrisy, tech censorship and speech suppression, whether there will be a pendulum swing back away from the woke drift, Rubin's double birth announcement and the response to it from the right, the importance of taking a digital break, the challenge of publishing an anti-woke book in today's culture, Megyn and Dave's opinions on swingers (and Bill and Hillary Clinton), the benefits and challenges of becoming a parent, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Jeremy Boreing, co-founder and co-CEO of The Daily Wire, to talk about fighting back against progressive cultural drift and how quickly the drift happened, inappropriate messaging aimed at kids, Dr. Fauci's shifting commentary, why Boreing is starting a razor company to counter the woke mob, advertisers boycotting conservatives, The Daily Wire's push into kids programming, and more. Then, Bryan Dean Wright, host of the new podcast "The President's Daily Brief," to talk about the FBI set-up that led to zero guilty verdicts in the supposed Gov. Whitmer kidnapping plot, the truth about the Deep State, sharing "gossip" about Ukraine and Russia, Wright's background in the CIA, the need to be skeptical of government officials - particularly when it comes to Ukraine, the need to check a variety of sources for your information, the "white supremacist" talking point, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin to talk about Hunter Biden's legal troubles, the timeline to the investigation, the connection to President Biden and Ukraine, Hunter Biden's connection to China, disappearing Chinese executives associated with the Bidens, how the media covered for the Bidens with their laptop coverage, and more. Then radio host Joe "Pags" Pagliarulo joins the show to talk about tech censorship over the Hunter Biden story and media complicity, China's latest COVID crackdown, Obama's triumphantly awkward return to the White House, the American car industry, Elon Musk joining the Twitter board, and more.

Megyn Kelly is LIVE after her LASIK surgery with a full slate of guests, including Dan Wootton of GB News on Prince Andrew getting publicly embraced by the Queen, Andrew getting in trouble again, Jimmy Savile's association with Prince Charles, how the media covered up for Savile's horrific crimes, Savile's pedophilia and necrophilia explored in a Netflix documentary, Harry refusing to go to Prince Philip's memorial, the health of the Queen, Meghan Markle continuing to play the victim, transgender kids issus across the pond, and more. Then poet Joseph Massey joins to discuss his new book "Rosary Made of Air," how he got into poetry, when the cancel mob came after him and life after cancellation, how to disrupt the toxicity of life and Twitter, and more. Plus, talking LASIK with one of the experts, Dr. Robert Maloney, about Megyn's surgery, what recovery she should expect, how glasses and contacts will one day be obsolete, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Andrew Klavan, Daily Wire host and author of the new book "The Truth and Beauty," to talk about Elon Musk joining the board of Twitter, the silencing of free speech and the end of a culture of free speech, the status of gender in 2022 and the truth about gender differences, the destruction of femininity and motherhood in our culture, Black Lives Matter buying a $6 million mansion with donation money, the corrupt news media, Hollywood hypocrisy, faith and theology, being raised Jewish before moving to atheism and then Christianity, how he went from liberal to conservative, the life of a writer, his son and wife, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Garry Kasparov, Chairman of Renew Democracy Initiative and former chess champion, to talk about his correct predictions about Russia, Putin's next move, the true cost of the Ukraine crisis, Russia's revenge, how America's leaders enabled Putin's atrocities today, how the 80s and 90s led to the invasion of 2022, how Obama's foreign policy led to democracy's retreat, Obama's failed "reset" with Russia, Ukraine's economy and elections, how the lack of American response to Assad's use of chemical weapons helped Putin, the status of America's current response to the Ukraine invasion, what happens if Putin wins, why the Biden administration doesn't want to deal with foreign policy, how Kasparov became a chess champion at a young age, his rise to fame, and more.

The hosts of the Ruthless Podcast progrum are back - Comfortably Smug, Josh Holmes and Michael Duncan - join Megyn Kelly, to talk about NYC doubling down on masking toddlers, Biden's immigration crisis growing with Title 42 going away, trying to figure out what VP Kamala Harris is even talking about, "masquerading chaos as compassion," Biden's latest gaffes, the media's spin on Hunter Biden and the January 6 "missing call logs," and more. Then, Adam Andrzejewski, founder of Open The Books and former Forbes columnist, joins to talk about efforts to gain transparency in government spending, Dr. Fauci's finances and the efforts to get transparency about it, the full Fauci household financial package, media suppression and tech censorship, the state of journalism today, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by comedian and podcast host Kyle Dunnigan - who is a master of impressions - Joe Biden, Kim Kardashian, Caitlyn Jenner, Alec Baldwin, Andrew Cuomo, Nancy Pelosi, Dr. Fauci, Jeff Goldblum, Vlatimir Putin, "Trans Trump," and more. And they discuss what could happen to comedians after the Will Smith slap, his exes Sarah Silverman and Amy Schumer, how you know you're old, drugs and alcohol, how gross floss is, terrible dogs, and more. Plus, a special thank you from Megyn Kelly for the audience's kind words about her son.

Megyn Kelly is joined by legendary actor Richard Dreyfuss, the dangerous rules and regulations of tech companies like Facebook, journalism in America, the evolution of free speech, the importance of critical thinking, the Ukrainian invasion by Russia and media coverage of it, why he's an "American" and not a Republican or a Democrat, the decline in respecting and understanding the Constitution, why he knew he'd win Best Actor, his reaction to Will Smith's Oscars slap, what the moment says about America, the vulgarity in our politics and culture, leaked video of Disney executives and the company's "social agenda," his legendary career including behind-the-scenes stories of "Jaws" and on George Lucas' generosity, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina to talk about Biden's massive new budget, policing in America today, the economy and inflation, coziness between unions and Democrats at the expense of kids and workers, how Biden's handling the Ukraine crisis, journalistic objectivity, the Supreme Court and Ketanji Brown Jackson's possible confirmation, and more. Then it's Kelly's Court with Arthur Aidala and Mark Eiglarsh, talking a possible Will Smith slap-related lawsuit, what the Will Smith punishment should be, Hunter Biden's legal troubles (and whether it could implicate President Biden), Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas and his wife Ginni, and more. Plus, journalist and author Lee Smith on the latest in Ukraine, China's influence and how the Iran Deal will empower Russia, and Megyn reacts to crazy leaked videos of Disney executives.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Marianne Williamson, spiritual leader and bestselling author, to talk about Will Smith's apology and what the incident at the Oscars says about society, growing up in Texas, loving America while learning about the world, spirituality and faith, the different kinds of love, learning through joy, developing our emotional muscles, the danger of political partisanship, the power of independents in America, the "collusion" between the political and media elite establishment, the decline of corporate media, Trump and the GOP, Biden the Democrats, the climate change debate in America, Biden's Russia flip-flops, and more.

Megyn Kelly begins by revealing an injury her son sustained while on vacation, and the importance of family, friends, and your "15 feet." Then, Sohrab Ahmari of Compact magazine, joins to discuss Biden's massive regime change blunder on the world stage, Will Smith's Oscars smack of Chris Rock and the media response, the Hunter Biden laptop story being confirmed by the New York Times, and more. Then Emly Jashinsky of The Federalist and Eliana Johnson of the Free Beacon join to discuss the Oscars highlights and lowlights, the media and left's "Don't Say Gay" branding and propaganda, tech censorship, the revealing "woman" debate and the Ketanji Brown Jackson hearings, Kanye West's cultural and family fight, Rachel Levine and the trans debate, the Yale Law School free speech drama, and more.

It's Wellness Week at the Megyn Kelly Show. Megyn Kelly is joined by Peter Attia, longevity expert and founder of Early Medical, to talk about the science of longevity, the crucial importance of exercise (especially later in life, new ways of detecting cancer, how alcohol affects our longevity and our overall health and sleep, mindfulness best practices, how sauna use can lengthen our life, how to live a healthier and longer life, and more.

It's Wellness Week at the Megyn Kelly Show. Megyn Kelly is joined by Oliver Burkeman, author of "Four Thousand Weeks," to talk about how to live in the moment, productivity and how to be more efficient with your time, whether procrastination is good or bad, keeping your options open versus settling for less when it comes to relationships, the finite nature of life, the importance of saying “no,” setting priorities, learning to tolerate minor anxiety and discomfort, managing patience, the “Cosmic Insignificance Theory,” being bold and taking risks, the myth of leading the 'perfect’ life, the truth about finding happiness, how to thrive in uncertainty, filling your life with novel experiences, and more.

It's Wellness Week at the Megyn Kelly Show. Megyn Kelly is joined by Dr. Matt Walker, sleep expert and author of "Why We Sleep," to talk about the science of why we get tired at night and feel rested, the effect of melatonin and sleep aids, how caffeine and alcohol affect our sleep, the science of dreams and nightmares, how sleep helps with our memory, how better sleep leads to better sex (and vice versa), and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., best-selling author and environmental lawyer, for an in-depth, two-part episode. In part two, they discuss tech censorship, the U.S. record on COVID, the backlash he and his wife Cheryl Hines received after Kennedy's freedom rally comments, his marriage and how Larry David helped him meet his wife, "turnkey totalitarianism," the importance of taking risks, social media addiction and Big Tech-caused polarization, the division of the 60s vs. today, CIA's connection to the JFK and RFK assassinations, stories about growing up Kennedy and playing outside without technology, the state of the Democratic party and whether he still considers himself a Democrat, American foreign policy today, overcoming adversity and loss, the importance of raising brave children, forgiveness (even for the man convicted of killing his dad), Marilyn Monroe, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., best-selling author and environmental lawyer, for an in-depth, two-part episode. In part one, they discuss overcoming disabilities and adversity, childhood vaccines, mercury and autism, the scientific evolution on vaccines, Dr. Anthony Fauci's history and power, how Fauci handled the AIDS epidemic, how Fauci got to his current high salary, the COVID lab leak theory and evidence, the crackdown on speculation about the lab leak early in the pandemic, Bill Gates' work in Africa, Big Pharma's power, tech censorship, choosing gratitude over complaining and victimhood, the story behind his voice, and more. Find out more about vaccines at the CDC's official site: https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/index.html The CDC's official COVID vaccine site: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/index.html The WHO's official site: https://www.who.int/news-room/questions-and-answers/item/vaccines-and-immunization-vaccine-safety

Megyn Kelly is joined by the Hoover Institution's Victor Davis Hanson to talk about John Kerry's tone-deaf focus on green activism, Biden's misguided push for green energy and how it empowers Putin, the morality and religion of green activism, elite snobbery on inflation and gas prices, how civilizations survive, America's obsession with race. Then Adam Carolla, host of Truth Yeller and The Adam Carolla Show, joins to discuss absurd COVID restrictions and Kyrie Irving, Naomi Osaka and dealing with haters, The View defending Kamala Harris over criticism of her, the backlash against Sam Elliott over Jane Campion (then backlash against Jane Campion), and more. Finally a dad and lawyer who is suing over NYC mask mandates for toddlers, Michael Chessa, on the science behind masking young kids, his lawsuit, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Dr. Carol Swain, author of "Black Eye for America" and longtime academic, for a wide-ranging interview on growing up in extreme poverty, overcoming adversity, racial tensions in the 60s and today, the importance of faith, her struggle with "suicide gestures" growing up, race in America, how she came to her conservatism, the attacks on right-leaning professors on college campuses, students turning on her at Vanderbilt, the woke drift in academia and American culture under Obama, the "Black Lives Matter" grift, the truth about Critical Race Theory, how Americans can find back against racial ideology, the "new morality" of liberalism, how parents can fight back, and more.