Megyn Kelly

Megyn Kelly is joined by Kmele Foster, Michael Moynihan, and Matt Welch, hosts of The Fifth Column podcast, to discuss the huge stakes in the debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden, how Donald Trump might act and the strategy he could employ to win, the way Biden might struggle or perform well, CNN’s debate rules that seem to favor Joe Biden, their bizarre TV segment explaining how microphones work, whether Biden speaking freely without interruption will actually hurt him, the bias against Trump from moderators, the disaster Chris Wallace debate, what to expect from Dana Bash and Jake Tapper, J.D. Vance’s odds in the veepstakes, Vance's skills in dealing with the elite media and incredible life story, what VP candidates could help stop a Trump impeachment, and more. Plus, Megyn Kelly previews her interview with Steve Bannon - her first interview with him ever, and she and The Fifth Column discuss Bannon's role in our political environment for the last decade.

Megyn Kelly previews her interview with Steve Bannon - her first interview with him ever, and she and The Fifth Column discuss Bannon's role in our political environment for the last decade.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Kmele Foster, Michael Moynihan, and Matt Welch, hosts of The Fifth Column podcast, to discuss the huge stakes in the debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden, how Donald Trump might act and the strategy he could employ to win, the way Biden might struggle or perform well, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Mike Rowe, writer and star of "Something to Stand For," to discuss the decline of patriotism in America, the polarization we see today, the freedom we have in America and the risk that comes with it, how this country is different from so many others that aren't capitalistic, an incredible story about prominent American leaders and "bull testicles," the erosion of trust Americans have in the corporate media, the way today's journalists are no longer skeptical of those in power, why a journalist’s goal shouldn’t be gaining power and popularity, and more. Then Maureen Callahan, author of "Ask Not: The Kennedys and the Women They Destroyed," joins to discuss AOC's embarrassing attempt to connect with young voters trying to hype them up, it's failed attempt to help Squad member Rep. Jamaal Bowman as he lost big in his primary race, Hillary Clinton’s cringe new book cover that looks nothing like her, how out-of-touch her New York Times column about her debate technique is, Jennifer Lopez' relentless focus on herself, her inability to convince America that she's really just "Jenny From the Block," and more. Rowe-https://somethingtostandfor.movie/ Callahan- https://www.amazon.com/Ask-Not-Kennedys-Women-Destroyed/dp/0316276170/

Megyn Kelly is joined by Maureen Callahan, author of "Ask Not: The Kennedys and the Women They Destroyed," to discuss Jennifer Lopez' relentless focus on herself, her inability to convince America that she's really just "Jenny From the Block," and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Maureen Callahan, author of "Ask Not: The Kennedys and the Women They Destroyed," to discuss Hillary Clinton’s cringe new book cover that looks nothing like her, how out-of-touch her New York Times column about her debate technique is, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Howard Blum, author of "When the Night Comes Falling," to discuss new details about Idaho murders suspect Bryan Kohberger's conversations with his father on their cross-country road trip after the massacre, how his father may have suspected his son's involvement, new details about his behavior at Washington State University, whether Bryan Kohberger was casing the Idaho murder victims' house or having an internal conflict about it, Blum's reporting about who the target of the attack really was, the possibility Kohberger had seen the victim before, what the surviving roommate of the Idaho college murders Dylan Mortensen saw and texted with her other roommate at the time, theories on why she didn't call the police right away, Kohberger's older sister's suspicions of him, and more. Then Erick Erickson, author of "You Shall Be as Gods," joins to discuss how Biden and Trump are preparing for the important first debate on Thursday, whether Trump will be able to keep his composure, Trump's success in previous debate, the importance of creating a moment the audience will remember, CNN host Kasie Hunt cutting the mic of a Trump spokesperson who mildly criticized her colleagues, why debate moderators are subject to criticism, the left's instincts to silence those they disagree with, the lack of spirituality and faith in America and around the world, turning to government over religion, how to reverse the negative trends, and more. Blum- https://www.harpercollins.com/products/when-the-night-comes-falling-howard-blum?variant=41292317949986 Erickson- https://erickerickson.com/

Megyn Kelly is joined by Erick Erickson, author of "You Shall Be as Gods," to discuss how Biden and Trump are preparing for the important first debate on Thursday, whether Trump will be able to keep his composure, Trump's success in previous debate, the importance of creating a moment the audience will remember, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Erick Erickson, author of "You Shall Be as Gods," to discuss CNN host Kasie Hunt cutting the mic of a Trump spokesperson who mildly criticized her colleagues, why debate moderators are subject to criticism, the left's instincts to silence those they disagree with, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Victor Davis Hanson, author of "The End of Everything,” to discuss the major stakes in Thursday's debate between Trump and Biden, what is on the line for both candidates, how Trump should handle the moment, the latest on the 2024 polling, black voters still supporting Trump in record numbers, Trump saying he's made his VP pick already but not revealing who it is, why J.D. Vance is a frontrunner despite his previous criticisms of Trump, the positives Marco Rubio and Doug Burgum could bring to the ticket, the surge of violent crimes against young girls by illegal immigrants, the left and media playing down the severity of the crisis and MSNBC laughing about one of the cases, one MSNBC host refusing to use the term "illegal" to describe a criminal, and more. Then Jonathan Turley, author of "The Indispensable Right," joins to discuss Jack Smith pushing to put a gag order on Trump in the Florida case, the way a gag order of Trump is akin to election interference, the unconstitutionality of gag orders in the first place, the absurdity of the New York business records trial, the ongoing attacks on the Florida Trump case Judge Aileen Cannon, whether Jack Smith could get booted from the case, how the attacks on free speech relate to January 6, a newly revealed video showing Nancy Pelosi admitting responsibility for the January 6 riot, whether the video was suppressed for so long, the attacks on free speech in America, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Victor Davis Hanson, author of "The End of Everything,” to discuss President Trump saying he's made his VP pick already but not revealing who it is, why J.D. Vance is a frontrunner despite his previous criticisms of Trump, the positives Marco Rubio and Doug Burgum could bring to the ticket, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Victor Davis Hanson, author of "The End of Everything,” to discuss the major stakes in Thursday's debate between Trump and Biden, what is on the line for both candidates, how Trump should handle the moment, the latest on the 2024 polling, and more.

Fraud Week concludes with Megyn Kelly's personal story of fraud that she reveals for the first time ever - a scam involving her mother-in-law, her husband, and more. To help tell the story, you'll hear from members of her family, and Steve the Cape Cod whale watching guide who helped expose the mystery. Then Megyn plays the audio of her conversation with the scammer, and talks to security expert Bill Stanton, who helps explain the details of the scam, and how viewers and listeners can avoid being scammed and being the victim of a fraud in their own lives.

Megyn Kelly reveals for the first time the call she had with the man who was attempting to scam her and her family, that she secretly recorded. Security expert Bill Stanton helps break down what the scammer was thinking throughout it.

Fraud Week continues with a focus on the NXIVM cult, featuring former cult members Sarah Edmondson and Anthony "Nippy" Ames, hosts of "A Little Bit Culty." They discuss how they first came to NXIVM, the oddities of the group, the positives they experienced at first, the importance of screening before allowing people and groups into your brain and heart, the charismatic NXIVM leader Keith Raniere, Raniere's lawyer who had a showdown with Megyn on her NBC show, the way Raniere and others in the group manipulated them, how fraudsters look to target certain kinds of people, the traumatic moment she was secretly branded with NXIVM cult leader Raniere's initials, when they decided they had to leave the cult, the brainwashing and sex trafficking happening in the NXIVM cult, the Hollywood family who took to the media to speak out on the cult, the vindication when Raniere finally went to jail, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by former NXIVM cult members Sarah Edmondson and Anthony "Nippy" Ames, hosts of "A Little Bit Culty," to talk about the traumatic moment she was secretly branded with NXIVM cult leader Keith Raniere's initials, when they decided they had to leave the cult, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by former NXIVM cult members Sarah Edmondson and Anthony "Nippy" Ames, hosts of "A Little Bit Culty," to talk about the charismatic NXIVM leader Keith Raniere, Raniere's lawyer who had a showdown with Megyn on her NBC show, the way Raniere and others in the group manipulated them, how fraudsters look to target certain kinds of people, and more.

On this episode of "Fraud Week," Megyn Kelly is joined by Ray Trapani, whose story was told in the Netflix doc "Bitconned," and his "Creating a Con" podcast co-host and friend Jonny B Good. They discuss Trapani's life growing up, the challenges he faced, his early life of crime, how he scammed pharmacies, exposing the flaws in the system, the "bold" fraud that brought in millions before anyone caught on, the logistics of crypto, the way a crypto journalist mistakenly validated Trapani's company, how much fraud exists in the crypto universe, the "fake CEO" installed as the head of Ray Trapani's crypto company who they found by googling "old white man," the way they ultimately "killed" him off, how the South Koreans resurrected the crypto con, how the company eventually imploded, how Trapani turned his life around and got married and had kids, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Ray Trapani and Jonny B Good, hosts of "Creating a Con," to talk about the "fake CEO" installed as the head of Ray Trapani's crypto company who they found by googling "old white man," the way they ultimately "killed" him off, how the South Koreans resurrected the crypto con, how the company eventually imploded, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Ray Trapani and Jonny B Good, hosts of "Creating a Con," to discuss the "bold" fraud that brought in millions before anyone caught on, the logistics of crypto, the way a crypto journalist mistakenly validated Trapani's company, how much fraud exists in the crypto universe, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Matt Murphy, the prosecutor in the Ed Shin case, to talk about the moment in the trial he was able to grill Shin on the stand, the key moment that was crucial to getting Shin convicted, how great at lying Shin and other fraudsters are, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Matt Murphy, the prosecutor in the Ed Shin case, to talk about how Shin eventually was caught, the evidence that he had something to do with Smith's disappearance, what the motive may have been, where Shin may have disposed of Smith's body, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by former NBC producer Benita Alexander to talk about how she came to find out her fiancé had been living a double life and lying to her, the revelations about multiple families, what happened after she confronted him, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by former NBC producer Benita Alexander to talk about getting close to Dr. Paolo Macchiarini for a report she was working on about regenerative medicine, his personality and confidence, what drew her to him personally, the way he seemed with patients, how it started to fall apart, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Glenn Loury, author of "Late Admissions," to discuss the racial attacks on Justice Clarence Thomas, outrageous claims of Thomas "grifting," Rep. Byron Donalds being targeted now and the collapse of the Black family post-Jim Crow, Joy Reid and Elie Mystal attacking them on MSNBC, the New York Times' profile of Ibram X. Kendi exposing his fall from grace, how his racist ideas have fallen out of favor, the reason he decided to write a deeply personal tell-all book, his admissions about drugs and sexual encounters, the response he's gotten to the book, his upbringing and his thoughts on President Obama, and more. Then Lunden Roberts, author of "Out of the Shadows," to discuss the first time she met Hunter Biden while he was wearing boxers and doing drugs, how it was much more than a one-night stand, her empathy towards his addiction, how her cell phones were mysteriously wiped shortly after she found out she was pregnant, how it appeared someone was deleting records of a relationship with Hunter, Hunter's reaction at first and then later, her choice to go through with the pregnancy and lessons for other women, how she felt hurt and ignored by the entire family, Jill Biden's hurtful exclusion of her granddaughter Navy, the callous way Hunter talked about her in his book, having to file a lawsuit against Hunter to admit paternity, what it's like for her daughter to have President Biden as a grandpa, how it will affect Navy in the future, and more. Loury- https://glennloury.substack.com/ Roberts- https://www.amazon.com/Out-Shadows-Inside-World-Hunter/dp/151078229X