The Megyn Kelly Show

Glenn Greenwald, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, dives into the political landscape, discussing Biden's comments on the filibuster and the concerning trends surrounding race in political discourse, particularly regarding Clarence Thomas. Emmy-nominated producer Nancy Armstrong highlights the struggles and strengths of children with ADHD, challenging societal misconceptions. Journalist Suzy Weiss tackles the fallout from #MeToo, focusing on the story of David Sabatini, exploring the implications for academia and the relevance of personal relationships in professional environments.

Gavin de Becker, a distinguished security expert and author of "The Gift of Fear," discusses the complexities of fame and its dangers, emphasizing the need for media accountability in times of crisis. He analyzes the psychological indicators that can predict violent behavior, particularly in school shooters, and critiques the police response in tragic events like Uvalde. The conversation also delves into how fear can be manipulated, the erosion of trust in public health messaging, and the pressing issues surrounding cancel culture and free speech.

Join Andrew Klavan, a conservative voice and author from The Daily Wire, and Stephen L. Miller, host of Versus Media, as they dissect Cassidy Hutchinson's controversial testimony regarding January 6. They question media biases and the narrative surrounding Trump’s potential 2024 run, examining how public perception is shaped. The discussion shifts to critical societal issues like abortion rights and immigration, while also addressing the disconnect between celebrity opinions and mainstream views. Their insights leave listeners with food for thought.

Gov. Kristi Noem, South Dakota's 33rd governor and author, shares insights on the Supreme Court's impact on abortion rights and describes her pro-life stance. She reflects on personal freedoms and the handling of COVID-19 in her state. Joining her is Jim Geraghty, a political correspondent at National Review, who critiques proposals like building abortion clinics on federal land and discusses the left's push to challenge Supreme Court legitimacy. Together, they navigate the tumultuous landscape of current political and social issues.

Join Charles C.W. Cooke, Senior Writer at National Review, and Alan Dershowitz, Harvard Law Professor, along with Lila Rose, Founder of Live Action, and Batya Ungar-Sargon from Newsweek as they delve into the implications of the Supreme Court's Dobbs ruling. They discuss the political fallout of overturning Roe v. Wade, public sentiment on abortion laws, and the increasingly polarized media reactions. With insights on state-by-state law dynamics and the deeply personal dimensions of the abortion debate, the conversation is both engaging and thought-provoking.

In this episode, comedian Andrew Schulz brings his unfiltered humor to the table. He dives into the absurdity of the British Royal Family versus American celebrity culture, offering hilariously sharp insights. The conversation touches on the cognitive abilities of Trump and Biden, questioning what makes a good leader. Schulz also tackles the challenges of modern feminism and its impact on both genders. Plus, expect some laughs around the complexities of parenthood and the unrealistic expectations set by pornography!

Comedian Tim Dillon, known for his sharp cultural commentary, discusses the evolution of comedy in today’s political climate. He critiques the darker tone of humor shaped by the Trump era, highlighting how late-night shows have shifted towards political commentary. Dillon also delves into cancel culture, the disconnect between celebrities and the public, and reflects on the influence of platforms like Reddit in shaping narratives. The conversation culminates in a candid exploration of mental health, identity, and the pressures faced by entertainers in a charged environment.

Join Paul Holes, a former cold case investigator renowned for solving the Golden State Killer case, as he shares his gripping insights. Dive into the evolution of the killer from burglar to murderer, and discover the psychological tactics that set him apart from other infamous criminals. Holes discusses how genealogy and DNA technology led to the killer’s capture after decades of eluding law enforcement. He also reflects on the emotional toll the investigation took on investigators and the chilling impact on victims' lives.

In this riveting discussion, Jim Clemente, a former FBI profiler and co-host of Real Crime Profile, delves into the terrifying D.C. sniper attacks and their psychological impact. He explains how the sniper's cold tactics instilled fear in the community, and discusses the chilling 'God complex' of the assailant. With insights on how law enforcement misjudged the situation, Clemente reveals the complexities behind profiling the killers and the ways trauma can distort memories. The conversation uncovers the intriguing dynamics of the duo involved and their sinister strategies.

Join Tom Colbert, an investigative journalist and founder of The Case Breakers, as he dives deep into the chilling saga of the Zodiac Killer. Colbert explores the killer's disturbing tactics, including cryptic letters and audacious taunts to law enforcement. He discusses groundbreaking DNA technology that could crack the case wide open, and shares his team's insights on potential suspects. Listen as they navigate the psychological profiles of criminals and the moral dilemmas faced by the media in reporting such a terrifying story.