The Megyn Kelly Show

Mark Halperin, veteran political journalist offering inside-Washington analysis. Jesse Kelly, conservative Texas commentator with local perspective. They spar over Kristi Noem’s ouster and Trump’s role. They debate the Cornyn–Paxton fight and its national stakes. They mock Gavin Newsom’s media tour. They also discuss celebrity Ozempic weight loss and Iran’s current ‘break things’ phase.

Mike Davis, attorney and founder of the Article III Project, offers quick constitutional perspective on state-federal clashes. He breaks down Virginia measures limiting cooperation with ICE and the legal risks of obstructing federal enforcement. The conversation also touches on the DHS shakeup and the shifting timeline for U.S. operations in Iran.

Emily Jashinsky, conservative commentator and After Party host, provides cultural and political analysis. Jonathan Parnell, lead pastor of City's Church in St. Paul, recounts a disruptive protest and its impact on his congregation. Renee Carlson, True North Legal counsel, explains legal implications, First Amendment limits, and possible civil actions. They discuss Britney Spears' arrest, Kristi Noem controversies, political fallout, and the Church confrontation.

Lawmakers confront Minnesota officials over alleged billions in welfare fraud tied to Somali community statistics and whistleblower claims. Intense coverage of U.S.–Israel military strikes on Iran and reported damage to Iranian forces. Texas politics heat up with Democratic consolidation and a tense Republican runoff as Trump’s possible endorsement looms. Heated Capitol Hill clashes over DHS spending, immigration tactics, and body camera funding.

Glenn Greenwald, Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist and Substack writer, joins to analyze recent political theater. He dissects Jasmine Crockett’s primary loss and Tallarico’s surprising stances. He critiques media profiles of Democratic figures like Pete Buttigieg. They also debate Michelle Obama’s recent remarks, U.S. strikes on Iran and Israel’s possible role, and online campaigns accusing critics of anti-Semitism.

A razor‑tight Texas Senate primary leaves results uncertain after chaotic court rulings and polling confusion. Fierce questioning of Homeland Security leadership sparks rare intra‑party criticism. Regional violence escalates as strikes widen the conflict with Iran. A deadly Virginia bus stop attack fuels a standoff over immigration enforcement.

Erik Prince, entrepreneur and defense commentator, weighs in on U.S. options in Iran and military logistics. Mark Geist, retired Marine and Benghazi security veteran, argues for decisive action to topple hostile leadership. Matthew Tkachuk, Olympic gold medalist and NHL forward, shares locker-room moments, the overtime speech, and reactions to the White House visit.

Coverage of U.S. planning and buildup before strikes on Iran and the debate over preemptive military options. A presidential ceremony honors three Medal of Honor recipients for life-saving bravery. A Virginia murder raises questions about immigration enforcement and repeat arrests. JFK’s grandson faces uphill campaign struggles and uses provocative social posts to get attention.

Charles C.W. Cooke, National Review writer offering a constitutionalist, cautious take. Rich Lowry, National Review editor defending the strikes' strategic rationale. Sohrab Ahmari, Iranian-American UnHerd editor analyzing Iranian reactions and collapse risks. Marjorie Taylor Greene, former congresswoman arguing the action betrays America First. They debate motives, political fallout, regional consequences, and exit strategies.

Breaking international strikes and cascading regional retaliation dominate the conversation. A deadly downtown Austin shooting is examined for possible terrorism links. High-stakes Texas Senate primaries and heated political battles draw intense attention.