The Megyn Kelly Show

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.

Join Buck Sexton, a conservative commentator known for his security analysis, and Peyton McNabb, an ambassador for Independent Women who faced a career-ending injury in sports. They dive into how a Reddit tip helped crack the Brown University shooting case and the implications of AI in modern investigations. Peyton shares her harrowing experience from a volleyball game injury, the aftermath, and media backlash she faced, including bullying and public mockery. Their conversation highlights the urgent need for change in girls' sports policies.

A suspect in the Brown University shooting is found dead, linked to the murder of an MIT professor. HHS proposes controversial bans on gender-affirming treatments for minors, with potential cuts to hospital funding. Tragic news about NASCAR driver Greg Biffle and his family, who died in a plane crash. Meanwhile, inflation has dropped below 3%, providing a boost to the White House’s economic narrative. The discussion is packed with timely news and critical implications for society.

In this engaging conversation, Glenn Greenwald, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and host of Rumble's 'System Update,' joins to discuss a new poll indicating AOC's lead over JD Vance for the 2028 elections and her evolving political persona. They dive into alarming police incompetence linked to recent cases, Dan Bongino's exit from the FBI, and the societal implications of the Coldplay "kiss cam" scandal. Greenwald also critiques a New York Times piece on Trump and Epstein, emphasizing the report's lack of new evidence.

Michael Zenni, a deputy managing editor at the New York Post known for his high-profile crime reporting, dives into the chilling details surrounding the Reiner family homicide case. He reveals surveillance footage and timelines related to the tragedy. The conversation takes a turn as Zenni discusses the bizarre behavior of Nick Reiner at a Conan O'Brien party, raising eyebrows about his state of mind. Additionally, the investigative hurdles in the Brown University shooting case highlight the challenges faced by law enforcement in solving crime.

Nick Reiner's court appearance for the shocking murder of his parents grabs attention. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr faces tough questions from senators about his comments on Jimmy Kimmel and the limits of broadcast speech. A murder investigation unfolds after an MIT professor is found shot at home. Additionally, President Trump plans to reschedule marijuana, potentially increasing research access without full legalization. Tune in for insights on these gripping stories.

Arthur Aidala, a veteran trial attorney, and Matt Murphy, a former homicide prosecutor, dive into the chilling details of the Charlie Kirk assassination and the alleged insanity defense for Nick Reiner. They analyze media framing and question police transparency during the Brown University shooting. Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer shares his motivations for re-enlisting in the Marines, emphasizing the importance of strong leadership and personal accountability in today's society, while also discussing the need for preparedness against both international and domestic threats.

James Fitzgerald, a retired FBI agent renowned for his role in the Unabomber investigation, shares insights on the ongoing manhunt for the Brown University shooter. He discusses the importance of released video evidence in identifying suspects and the varied investigation techniques like neighborhood canvasses and drone searches. The podcast also covers the disturbing news of Nick Reiner facing murder charges for the death of his parents and explores the ties between the Bondi Beach shooting and ISIS, highlighting broader security concerns.

Megyn Kelly shares her behind-the-scenes role in the meeting of Candace Owens and Erika Kirk, addressing her critics about the timing of her involvement. Josh Holmes and Comfortably Smug from the Ruthless podcast delve into a revealing Vanity Fair profile of Susie Wiles, discussing media bias against conservatives and its implications. They also cover the tragic story of Rob and Michelle Reiner, exploring addiction, fame, and familial struggles, before shifting to the ongoing situation surrounding the Brown University shooting and police response concerns.

Disturbing new developments unfold as Rob Reiner's son is arrested in connection to his parents' brutal murders. New surveillance images emerge of a suspect in the Brown University shooting, heightening the manhunt. Federal authorities disrupt a New Year’s Eve bombing plot linked to a left-wing group. Meanwhile, the political landscape heats up as Kamala Harris and Gavin Newsom begin jockeying for position in the upcoming 2028 Democratic primary.