The Megyn Kelly Show

Megyn Kelly chats with Steve Ridge, a private investigator dedicated to unraveling the 30-year mystery of TV news anchor Jodi Huisentruit's disappearance. They discuss Jodi's chaotic last night, the intriguing theory of an overnight guest preceding her abduction, and potential suspects, focusing on John Van Sice, whose relationship with Jodi raises unsettling questions. Ridge sheds light on missed forensic evidence from 1995, ongoing legal battles for unsealing information, and the case’s current active status. The conversation is gripping, highlighting unresolved mysteries and the quest for justice.

In this gripping discussion, journalist Maureen Callahan, author of 'American Predator,' delves deep into the chilling case of serial killer Israel Keyes. She shares the shocking details behind the abduction of Samantha Koenig in Alaska and how her disappearance was initially misinterpreted. Callahan reveals the investigation's twists, including the items found in Keyes' car and his eerie confession. The conversation also explores Keyes' psychopathy, his unexpected arrest, and the possibility of many more victims across the U.S. A must-listen for true crime enthusiasts!

Peter Tragos, an attorney and host of the 'Lawyer You Know' on YouTube, breaks down the complex Karen Reed case. He explores the chaotic night John O'Keefe disappeared and the disputed narratives presented in court. Tragos dives into the prosecution's crash theory, the defense's claims of planted evidence, and the significant role of internet search timestamps. He also discusses jurors' doubts, biased investigations, and the influence of public figures like 'Turtle Boy,' ultimately questioning the reliability of the evidence surrounding Reed's guilt.

Doug Brunt, a New York Times bestselling author and host of the podcast Dedicated, shares insights on his new book, The Lost Empire of Emanuel Nobel. He explores how Emmanuel Nobel built an oil empire in Russia that's often overlooked in history. The duo dives into family holiday traditions, emphasizing the importance of laughter in marriage and its role in raising resilient kids. They also discuss how small moments and thoughtful communication choices can greatly impact relationships and everyday life.

In this engaging discussion, criminal defense lawyer Ashleigh Merchant and former state attorney Dave Aronberg delve into Nick Reiner's alarming court appearance for his parents' murder. They explore potential defense strategies, including competency evaluations and the implications of a possible death penalty. The conversation also reveals disturbing findings at singer D4vd's rental home and fresh hope in the JonBenét Ramsey case with new DNA evidence. Tune in for legal insights and intriguing updates on these high-profile cases!

Matthew McConaughey, an Academy Award-winning actor and author, discusses family, career choices, and his personal philosophy, emphasizing resilience in parenting. Tulsi Gabbard, former U.S. Representative, addresses national security issues and critiques DEI policies. Comedian Andrew Schulz shares humorous insights about IVF and the awkward realities of fertility treatment. Dave Portnoy, Barstool Sports founder, critiques Meghan Markle's branding and discusses traditional masculinity in dating. The conversation blends humor, personal stories, and striking cultural commentary.

Join renowned political scientist Charles Murray as he discusses his transformative journey from secularism to faith in God, prompted by science and personal experiences. He delves into the fine-tuning of the Big Bang and how it influenced his beliefs, while addressing challenges faced by skeptical intellectuals. Murray also explores the resurgence of interest in religion today and the appeal of Christianity over other faiths. Discover the intersections of faith, science, and morality in this thought-provoking conversation.

The inaugural Nerve Awards bring sharp satire to celebrity culture. Ryan Reynolds wins for 'burning down an elementary school' in the Arsonist category. Oprah and Gayle take the crown for Homicidal Maniac, teasing a mysterious Stedman disappearance. Sarah Jessica Parker is crowned Best Worst Actress, while Jamie Kern Lima earns the title of Most Unlistenable Podcast. The awards also poke fun at Michelle Obama and declare Meghan Markle the Cultural Offender of the Year. It's a wild ride through pop culture's most outrageous moments!

Dan Senor, a foreign policy expert, discusses the rise of antisemitism and how political incentives shape silence on the issue. He shares insights on the U.S. Israel relations and the current status of the Middle East peace deal. Chris Collins, a former congressman, reflects on his early support for Trump and the legal challenges he faced, including his indictment and life post-pardon. Together, they explore MAGA infighting, emerging GOP figures, and advice for Trump as he navigates future political landscapes.

Jack Posobiec, a conservative commentator and activist, joins Megyn Kelly at Turning Point AmFest 2025 for a dynamic conversation. They delve into the complexities dividing the right, particularly around Israel and the Kirk family’s legacy. Jack and Megyn reflect on Charlie Kirk's impactful leadership and discuss the significance of justice following his tragic death. They also explore the tensions surrounding Candace Owens and Erica Kirk's meeting, emphasizing the need for unity and a focus on an 'America-first' agenda in the conservative movement.