The Megyn Kelly Show

Sarma Melngailis, chef and memoirist who lived the Bad Vegan saga, recounts her rise, manipulation, and recovery. Mark Eiglarsh, criminal defense attorney, breaks down courtroom strategy and the Jodi Arias trial’s theatrics. Valerie Borlein, investigative journalist, traces the family history and fraud that fueled the Alex Murdaugh crimes. They dive into scandals, legal drama, and high‑stakes deception in multiple gripping true crime stories.

Jesse Kelly — conservative talk host and author, offers sharp political commentary on Iran, CNN’s identity struggles, and why young men need tough coaching. James Hamilton — former FBI supervisory agent and security expert, analyzes ransom-note tactics and investigative protocol. Maureen O’Connell — 25-year FBI veteran and true-crime podcaster, probes timeline quirks in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance. Multiple short, punchy conversations cover media, war, masculinity, and a puzzling missing-person case.

Leigh Ann O’Neill, Chief Legal Affairs officer at the America First Policy Institute, offers legal analysis of a major Supreme Court asylum case. She discusses the Court’s questioning over asylum metering and predicts likely outcomes. Conversation also covers the IOC decision to bar biological males from women’s Olympic events and the administration’s move to fund TSA pay.

Randy Sutton, 34-year law enforcement veteran who founded The Wounded Blue; Pat Brosnan, retired NYPD detective and true-crime commentator; Eric O'Neill, former FBI counterintelligence operative; James Hamilton, ex-FBI supervisory special agent and protective-security expert; Rod Blagojevich, former Illinois governor and author. They dissect Savannah Guthrie’s revelations about a propped-open back door, ransom notes, blood and camera damage, geofencing and phone forensics, and possible gang ties in the Sheridan Gorman murder.

A landmark legal turning point for major social platforms, with juries finding liability for addictive features and child safety failures. New polling shows rising public opposition to U.S. actions related to Iran amid conflicting reports about talks. A federal watchdog probe targets no-bid government contracts linked to a former DHS official. Democrats score surprise wins in deep-red Florida legislative races.

Curt Mills, foreign-policy commentator and exec director at The American Conservative, analyzes Iran, risks of escalation, and political fallout. Josh Duhamel, actor-director and founder of Gatlin, talks about leaving Hollywood, family life in the Midwest, his film Preschool, and wellness/hormone-replacement efforts. The conversation covers war strategy, public opinion, celebrity privacy, and health entrepreneurship.

A deep look at a deadly LaGuardia runway collision and the NTSB findings about system failures and last-minute pilot actions. Coverage of a DHS funding standoff and ICE stepping in to assist overwhelmed airport screening. A string of mysterious scientist disappearances and deaths draws renewed scrutiny. A quadruple amputee cornhole champion is charged in a shocking murder and flight-from-scene.

Michael Brendan Doherty, National Review writer known for political analysis, and Rich Lowry, National Review editor-in-chief and commentator. They discuss the tragic Chicago college killing linked to immigration, media and political responses, patterns of crime and policy, Democrats’ use of childhood trauma in 2028 positioning, contrasts in political narratives, and youth awareness of foreign conflicts.

Thomas Lane, Director for Election Integrity at the America First Policy Institute and election-law commentator. He discusses the Supreme Court fight over counting mail-in ballots received after Election Day. Conversation covers how a ruling could reshape state rules. Other topics include Cuba’s failing power grid and ICE deployments to airports amid DHS staffing shortages.

Piers Morgan, British broadcaster known for blunt interviews. Kmele Foster, political commentator and editor at large of Tangle News. Captain Steve, former commercial and Navy pilot and aviation YouTuber. They debate Trump’s shifting Iran messaging and geopolitical risks. They critique legacy media trying to mimic podcasts. Captain Steve analyzes the LaGuardia runway collision and aviation procedures.