The Megyn Kelly Show

Megyn Kelly is joined by Jennifer Sey, children advocate and author, for an exclusive interview to talk about her decision to resign from her position as president of Levi's, the truth about COVID lockdown and school closure harms to kids, what drove Sey to speak out, the gymnastics background that taught Sey early lessons, the importance of speaking freely in America today, the hysterical accusations of racism against her, the internal blowback and attempts to silence her advocacy, and more. Then, Jarrett Coleman, Chad Schnee, and Jamie Walker join the show to discuss what's happening in Pennsylvania with the lawsuits over mask mandates, the way "disabilities" are being used to try to keep the mandates, school districts not listening to parents, the science behind mask mandates, the state of the legal challenges, and more.Follow The Megyn Kelly Show on all social platforms: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/MegynKellyTwitter: http://Twitter.com/MegynKellyShowInstagram: http://Instagram.com/MegynKellyShowFacebook: http://Facebook.com/MegynKellyShow Find out more information at: https://www.devilmaycaremedia.com/megynkellyshow Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In an engaging discussion, Michele Tafoya, former NBC NFL sideline reporter, shares insights about transitioning from sports to political commentary, including her thoughts on Colin Kaepernick's NFL comeback. She reflects on her career and family while addressing the complexities of loyalty in activism. Victor Davis Hanson, a prominent historian, examines new revelations from the Durham investigation, critiques elite narratives in politics, and discusses rising crime rates, particularly against Asian women, shedding light on institutions' impacts on public trust.

In a lively conversation with Megyn Kelly, Dave Smith, a libertarian stand-up comedian and host of "Part of the Problem," dives into pressing issues affecting parents today. He discusses the lack of accountability surrounding COVID policies and how they've impacted children's well-being. The cultural divides in education and the working class's frustrations with corporate media draw attention. Smith also tackles the backlash against Joe Rogan and the political landscape's shifting dynamics, all while infusing humor and razor-sharp insights into contemporary society.

Tony Robbins, a bestselling author and philanthropist, shares insights from his new book, "Life Force." He delves into groundbreaking health topics, including the secrets to longevity, the extraordinary placebo effect, and the dangers of COVID-related fear. Erich Schwartzel, an author and cultural analyst, discusses China's growing influence on Hollywood, detailing how censorship affects filmmaking and the repercussions actors face for speaking out. Together, they explore the intersection of health, technology, and global cinema.

Join Ben Shapiro, a sharp conservative voice, Ezra Levant, founder of Rebel News and trucker protest expert, and Rob Astorino, a GOP contender revealing migrant flight controversies, as they dive into hot topics. They tackle the chaotic Canadian trucker protests and media reactions, the controversial effectiveness of masking children, and the rising crime rates tied to changing public safety policies. The trio also critiques the media landscape, discussing CNN's turmoil and Hollywood's conservative storytelling push—all with their signature wit and insight.

David Sacks, founder of Craft Ventures and co-host of the "All In" podcast, dives into the alarming trend of Big Tech suppressing free speech and critiquing liberal policies in California. He tackles the rising crime rates in San Francisco, highlighting the failures of progressive prosecutors. Sacks also discusses the absurdity of COVID policies, spotlighting the hypocrisy shown by politicians like Stacey Abrams. The conversation touches on censorship, international relations regarding Ukraine, and the public backlash against COVID restrictions, showcasing the ongoing struggle for accountability and dialogue.

Jason Riley, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and author, discusses the left's relentless campaign against Joe Rogan and the shifting narratives around police and crime in America. He highlights Black prosperity during the Trump era versus the Biden administration, questioning the media's portrayal of these changes. Dr. Tara Gustilo brings her compelling story of a lawsuit over racial discrimination in healthcare, addressing the fallout from her outspoken views on race and Critical Race Theory. Together, they dive deep into race, economics, and free speech.

Tatiana Siegel, an investigative journalist at Rolling Stone, discusses her findings on Jeff Zucker’s secret counseling of Andrew Cuomo amid the scandal. Allison Williams and Ethan Strauss weigh in on NBC's controversial Olympic coverage reflecting China's human rights issues. They tackle the implications of the Brian Flores lawsuit regarding NFL discrimination and the tangled debate around transgender athletes in sports. Comedian Akaash Singh links cultural dynamics to comedy, touching on cancel culture and representation while promoting his special, "Bring Back Apu."

Join media critic Erik Wemple, Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron, and bestselling author Todd Rose as they dive into the ethical dilemmas plaguing CNN and its leadership. Wemple critiques the network's accountability, while Cameron addresses the heavy toll of rising crime and the flawed narratives surrounding police funding. Rose discusses societal conformity and the need for complex identities in today's culture. Together, they tackle the importance of free speech and the dangers posed by online manipulation, ensuring an engaging and thought-provoking conversation.

Melissa Cronin, a Radar Online reporter who broke the story of Jeff Zucker's exit from CNN, joins Rich Lowry, editor of National Review, and Ezra Levant, founder of Rebel News. They dive into the fallout from Zucker's resignation due to an undisclosed affair, raising questions about media accountability. The group discusses Whoopi Goldberg's suspension over Holocaust comments and the contentious atmosphere at Georgetown Law after Ilya Shapiro's tweet. Lastly, they unpack the Canadian truckers' protests against vaccine mandates and the public's shifting sentiments surrounding them.