The Megyn Kelly Show

President Trump shares an unexpected friendly moment with Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani despite their stark disagreements. Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene resigns after losing Trump's backing, raising eyebrows about party dynamics. Meanwhile, a CBS poll reveals public resistance to military action in Venezuela as speculation of covert operations grows. Tensions escalate with Trump ending Temporary Protected Status for Somalis amid allegations of fraud linked to extremist groups. The conversation takes a deep dive into national security implications and community safety.

Charlie Sheen, an iconic actor known for his roles in 'Two and a Half Men' and 'Platoon,' shares his journey through recovery and newfound happiness. Historian Victor Davis Hanson reveals insights on Trump's economic messaging and critiques Michelle Obama's comments on hair as divisive. Conservative commentator Jack Posobiec discusses the rise of disaffected young men and the need for activism. Together, they reflect on personal transformations, cultural divides, and the impact of politics on today’s youth.

A congresswoman faces indictment for allegedly siphoning $5 million in FEMA funds for her campaign. Democrats pivot from the Epstein scandal to criticize Trump over a video urging military defiance against unlawful orders. Meanwhile, Vice President J.D. Vance comments positively on job growth under Trump's policies while addressing immigration issues raised by the Pope. In a bizarre twist, a former GOP staffer is charged for staging a politically motivated attack against herself.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Ashleigh Merchant, a trial-experienced legal commentator, Phil Holloway, an experienced trial lawyer, and Mark Eiglarsh, a seasoned attorney with courtroom insights. They discuss exclusive details about the James Comey indictment and the implications of judicial conduct. Other hot topics include Michael Wolff’s controversial Epstein claims and Melania Trump’s potential lawsuit. Later, Link Lauren shares tales from the press pool, exposing the truth behind First and Second Ladies and critiquing Meghan Markle's cringe-worthy profile.

Attorney General Pam Bondi discusses upcoming disclosures on the Epstein files and the importance of transparency while protecting victims. President Trump's significant investment talks with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman include a massive $1 trillion deal. The case against former FBI Director James Comey faces turmoil after revelations about indictment irregularities roil the courtroom. A sympathetic media profile raises questions by neglecting crucial details of a man's criminal past in an immigration crackdown.

Joining the discussion are Buck Sexton, a conservative radio host and former CIA analyst, Andrew Kolvet, a producer with Turning Point USA, and Blake Neff, a commentator on conservative strategies. They delve into a controversial video where Democrats urge the military to ignore orders, laying the groundwork for a new resistance movement. The trio also addresses Joy Reid's newfound acknowledgment of women's safety concerns in locker rooms, as well as the troubling media narratives surrounding Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Plus, they explore the division on Israel within conservative circles.

Riley Moore, U.S. Congressman from West Virginia, advocates for religious freedom and is compiling a report on violence against Christians in Nigeria. He discusses the recently passed Epstein Files Transparency Act and the complexities of revealing sensitive investigative materials. Also, Moore sheds light on the Nigerian government's denial of anti-Christian bias despite alarming reports of violence. Additionally, he highlights Nicki Minaj's U.N. condemnation of the persecution, linking the rapper’s spotlight on the issue to his ongoing efforts to document the crisis.

Emily Jashinsky, Editor and host of 'After Party,' joins for a lively discussion on media scandals. She shares eye-popping insights from Olivia Nuzzi's memoir, particularly her texting relationship with RFK Jr. The duo also examines JD Vance's defense of Tucker Carlson's son against smear campaigns. Jashinsky highlights the cancel culture after Dasha Nekrasova's controversial interview. The conversation touches on the implications of platforming provocative figures and the challenges facing today's young men in the dating scene.

A major crackdown on illegal immigration is underway in Charlotte, with local protests and federal backlash. President Trump hints at possible military intervention in Venezuela, as tensions rise. The Justice Department faces challenges in the case against former FBI Director James Comey due to investigative missteps. In a surprising twist, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's messaging outshines other Democrats, sparking speculation about her future political ambitions. The discussions reflect a mix of immigration policy, international relations, and the evolving political landscape.

Glenn Greenwald, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and host of "System Update," dives into explosive topics. He discusses Tucker Carlson's revealing documentary on would-be assassin Thomas Crooks and the FBI's lack of transparency regarding the investigation. The conversation shifts to political attacks on J.D. Vance and Marjorie Taylor Greene's surprising CNN apology, marking her split from Trump. Additionally, they explore the political ramifications of the Epstein revelations, questioning who among politicians was connected to Epstein and what it means for the GOP.