The Megyn Kelly Show

Jason Redman, retired Navy SEAL and veteran advocate, and Matthew 'Whiz' Buckley, Top Gun graduate and fighter pilot, offer military and rescue perspective on a downed U.S. jet and survival/rescue tactics. Maureen Callahan, sharp cultural critic and host of The Nerve, dissects media interviews, Tiger Woods’ DUI footage and questions of privilege, and controversies around Love Story and public figures.

Coverage of a major Justice Department shakeup and who might replace a top official. Reporting that a surprise national security appointee may remain in place. An investigation into political fundraising safeguards and potential legal risks. Alarming reports about missing scientists and claims linking military programs to unidentified phenomena. A notable rise in adults converting to Catholicism this Easter.

Sohrab Ahmari, UnHerd U.S. editor and cultural commentator. Sean Davis, CEO of The Federalist and conservative policy analyst. John Kiriakou, former CIA counterterrorism officer and whistleblower. They discuss possible firings in the administration, tensions over Iran and the “two to three weeks” talking point, CIA history including MK Ultra, intelligence oversight, and Israel’s influence on U.S. agencies.

Breaking developments on a potential next phase of military action against Iran with a hinted timeline. A federal court orders reinstatement of legal status for thousands admitted via a migration app. NASA achieves a milestone with Artemis II launching on a record‑setting crewed mission beyond low Earth orbit.

Mark Geragos, noted criminal defense lawyer and true crime host, and Andrew Branca, self-defense and firearms law expert, break down ballistic and evidentiary twists in the Tyler Robinson/Charlie Kirk homicide matter. Dave Aronberg, former prosecutor, and Mike Davis, conservative constitutional litigator, tackle the major Supreme Court birthright citizenship case and its political stakes. Multiple short, punchy conversations about court strategy, forensics, and constitutional implications.

Jim Campbell, Chief Legal Counsel at Alliance Defending Freedom and Supreme Court appellate litigator, discusses the high court's 8–1 ruling on Colorado's conversion therapy ban. He explains why counseling was treated as speech and how the decision could affect similar laws. Conversation also touches on the case's remand and potential nationwide implications.

Andrew Walworth, RealClearPolitics analyst on polls and party dynamics. Tom Bevan, RCP co-founder and electoral commentator. Brandon Weichert, national security editor and NatSec Talk host on geopolitics and military strategy. They dig into Kristi Noem’s spouse scandal and its political fallout. They debate risks and messaging around Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, possible missions, escalation dangers, and how all this reshapes GOP politics.

Discussion of U.S. objectives in the Iran conflict and potential targets as tensions rise. Breakdown of CPAC straw poll results highlighting top Republican figures and shifting party lanes. Court developments in the alleged Sheridan Gorman murder case and reactions from the White House and family. A lighter segment about Costco’s viral 10‑pound Easter chocolate bunny.

Robert Pape, University of Chicago political scientist who studies war and escalation, breaks down the risks of U.S. ground operations in Iran and his “escalation trap” framework. He weighs the feasibility of seizing Iran’s uranium and the strategic stakes for Israel and regional stability. Stu Burguiere critiques political optics at Disney, GOP polling red flags, and discusses Tiger Woods’ troubling DUI and the pressures of early sports success.

A religious access controversy in Jerusalem sparks international backlash and a swift reversal. Massive U.S. troop movements near Iran raise the prospect of a ground operation. Reports detail attacks on service members and damaged aircraft. Political maneuvering intensifies around a Surgeon General nomination. The FBI may release documents tied to a lawmaker's alleged ties to a foreign operative.