The Megyn Kelly Show

Join Daniel Pink, bestselling author of "The Power of Regret," along with Emily Jashinsky and Eliana Johnson, as they tackle Whoopi Goldberg's Holocaust comments and the complexities of public apologies. Pink shares insights on the transformative power of regret, discussing its role in personal growth and why embracing it can lead to self-discovery. The conversation also dives into political hypocrisy, notably Gavin Newsom's mask mandate contradictions, and critiques cultural dynamics, shedding light on the need for integrity in media discussions.

In this engaging discussion, Clay Travis, founder of Outkick and culture commentator, teams up with Ric Grenell, former U.S. Ambassador and intelligence expert. They tackle the growing concerns surrounding censorship of figures like Joe Rogan, emphasizing the need for open dialogue in science and media. The conversation shifts to the defund the police movement, the implications of recent law enforcement policies, and the Canadian truckers' stand against vaccine mandates. They also delve into pressing geopolitical tensions, especially regarding Russia and Ukraine, critiquing U.S. foreign policy responses.

Dr. Laura Schlessinger, a renowned radio host and relationship expert, joins legal minds Mark Eiglarsh and Jonna Spilbor for an engaging discussion. They dive into balancing career and parenting while emphasizing the vital role of parental presence. Dr. Laura shares tips on saving marriages with small gestures and the importance of routine for children. The conversation also tackles the emotional toll of bullying and societal pressures around victimhood, leading to a thoughtful dialogue on personal responsibility and resilience.

Matt Walsh, host of "The Matt Walsh Show" and cultural commentator, joins Julie Kelly, senior writer and author focused on January 6th events. They delve into a shocking leaked video revealing the Biden administration's approach to illegal immigration. Walsh critiques gender ideology, discussing a pivotal debate on Dr. Phil. The duo also explores the ongoing legal issues surrounding January 6th defendants, highlighting disparities in judicial treatment, and raises concerns about transparency and accountability in media and government.

Stephen Gutowski, founder of The Reload, advocates for gun rights, while Mike Spies from The Trace pushes for gun control. They dive into the origins of criminal gun access and the effectiveness of universal background checks. The debate includes the controversial AR-15, the concept of 'smart guns', and the murky world of straw purchases. They also touch on the accountability of the gun industry and upcoming state legislation. Additionally, Megyn Kelly reveals Justice Breyer's retirement and its impact on the judicial landscape.

Join Abigail Shrier, author of "Irreversible Damage"; Johann Hari, acclaimed journalist behind "Stolen Focus"; and Megan Rafalski, head of the Education Task Force in Loudoun County. They tackle pressing issues like the impact of COVID hysteria on kids and the complexities of gender identity in schools. Engaging conversations reveal troubling activities among educators regarding LGBTQ clubs and the slippery slope of early transitioning. They also discuss the effects of technology on focus and mental health, urging a reclaiming of attention in a distraction-heavy world.

Nick Gillespie, editor-at-large of Reason magazine, and Tara Henley, a former CBC journalist turned Substack writer, engage in a lively discussion about the outsized impacts of COVID-19 restrictions and the media's shortcomings in holding power to account. They delve into the rising crime rates in American cities, challenges presented by woke culture, and the pressures younger generations face today. Additionally, the conversation touches on the evolving roles of women in society and critiques surrounding government responses to public health crises.

Goldie Hawn, an Oscar-winning actress and mental health advocate, discusses her diverse career and the significant role of family during the pandemic. She shares personal stories from Hollywood, including a cheeky 'casting couch' anecdote. Hawn emphasizes the urgent need for mental health education for children, introducing her MindUP platform. The conversation critiques the entertainment industry's representation of women while celebrating resilience and self-empowerment. With humor, she reflects on aging gracefully and the importance of staying connected to loved ones.

Tristan Harris, co-founder of the Center for Humane Technology, dives into the fascinating and alarming world of social media algorithms. He reveals how technology is engineered for addiction and discusses its impact on society, polarization, and the youth. He also addresses the intertwining dangers of the metaverse and manipulation, likening tech engagement to gambling. Alongside political commentator Charles C.W. Cooke, the duo critiques President Biden's leadership, exploring the disconnect between promises and reality. A thought-provoking listen on urgent tech ethics!

In this engaging discussion, Greg Lukianoff, President of FIRE and co-author of 'The Coddling of the American Mind,' highlights the alarming suppression of free speech on college campuses and the dangerous trend of labeling words as violence. Ray Kelly, former NYC Police Commissioner, sheds light on the rising crime wave in American cities, examining the impact of lenient policing and public safety policies. They also address the dark effects of social media on youth mental health and the challenges of navigating rising antisemitism in today's political climate.