The Megyn Kelly Show

Kari Lake, a Republican politician running for Governor of Arizona, discusses her support for Trump and highlights immigration issues at the southern border. Eddie Scarry dives into the psychology behind political misery and critiques elitism among politicians. Meanwhile, Jamie Kirchick sheds light on the hidden history of LGBTQ+ politicians in D.C., emphasizing the dangers they faced during the McCarthy era. The conversation also tackles the controversial nomination of Lia Thomas for NCAA Woman of the Year, raising questions about fairness in women's sports.

Andrew Schulz, a comedian and podcast host renowned for his sharp humor, discusses a range of engaging topics. He candidly shares insights on marriage, parenting, and the absurdities of fame. Schulz explores the cultural obsession with crime documentaries and the darker aspects of attraction in entertainment. He also emphasizes the importance of creative freedom, recounting his journey to reclaim his comedy special, and touches on societal perceptions surrounding political figures and the need for empathy on divisive issues like abortion. Plus, a lighthearted take on shark attacks brings laughter to the conversation.

Join Konstantin Kisin, a comedian and author, as he tackles identity politics, the folly of shame in discourse, and the implications of gender identity on youth. He emphasizes the need for respectful dialogue while critiquing societal narratives. Later, actors Alexa and Carlos PenaVega share their journey from Hollywood fame to prioritizing faith and family, discussing challenges like eating disorders and the impact of their beliefs on their careers. Their engaging anecdotes promote love, commitment, and the importance of wholesome entertainment.

David Sacks, entrepreneur and co-host of the 'All-In' podcast, discusses Biden's inflation crisis and the shifting political landscape as working-class voters move toward the Republican party. Renee DiResta, a disinformation expert, delves into the challenges of bot behavior on social media, revealing the impact of Russian troll farms and the struggle against misinformation. Lastly, Todd Henderson, law professor, unpacks the legal battle between Elon Musk and Twitter, examining contract law implications and the ongoing dispute over bot disclosures.

Kmele Foster, Michael Moynihan, and Matt Welch, hosts of 'The Fifth Column' and savvy commentators on current events, tackle a mix of hot-button topics. They discuss Dr. Jill Biden's taco gaffe and its impact on cultural representation. The conversation shifts to media narratives versus truth, critiquing misconceptions about the January 6th committee and the treatment of Haitian migrants. They also delve into Elon Musk's Twitter deal and ongoing political challenges, all while maintaining a humorous take on today's absurdities.

Dr. Drew Pinsky, a renowned physician and addiction medicine expert, joins the conversation to tackle pressing topics. They discuss concerns about President Biden's cognitive health, the implications of age in politics, and the depths of addiction and homelessness in California. Dr. Drew examines the psychology behind mass shooters and the societal responsibilities of leaders. Additionally, they explore the resurgence of COVID-19, vaccine controversies, and the complexities of identity politics, all while highlighting mental health's critical role in these discussions.

Greg Lukianoff, CEO of FIRE, dives deep into the harassment faced by Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, discussing the precarious balance between free speech and personal safety. He explores the implications of government influence on social media and the decline of free speech culture. Later, comedian Anjelah Johnson-Reyes shares her journey from a Raiderette to viral fame with her comedic talents, emphasizing how humor can unite people. She reflects on navigating her dreams in Hollywood and the challenges of pursuing her passion for acting.

Joining the discussion is "Sammy the Bull" Gravano, a former Gambino family mobster turned government informant, now a podcaster. He shares gripping tales of his rise in organized crime and the shocking betrayal that led him to testify against infamous mob boss John Gotti. Gravano reflects on the moral complexities of his past, the mafia code, and his transformation in witness protection. With anecdotes weaving faith, family ties, and a haunting connection to violence, this conversation offers a rare glimpse into the life of a man who traded the mob for redemption.

Keith Rabois, a venture capitalist and former PayPal executive, discusses the implications of Elon Musk’s Twitter management, free speech issues, and the cultural decline in America. He highlights concerns over TikTok’s data privacy and California's political landscape. John Kass, a veteran journalist, addresses the societal factors contributing to mass shootings, emphasizing the contrasting media coverage of urban violence. Both guests advocate for greater familial and community responsibility to foster better behavior and reduce violence.

Noah Rothman is an associate editor at Commentary magazine and author of 'The Rise of the New Puritans.' He shares insights on the woke left's cultural sanctimony and the concept of being easily offended. Jason Kander, a former U.S. Army captain and author of 'Invisible Storm,' discusses the realities of PTSD in veterans and the urgent need for mental health understanding. Caroline Messer, an endocrinologist, uncovers innovative approaches to weight loss, focusing on hormonal balance and sustainable practices. Together, they tackle pressing American issues with depth and humor.