The Megyn Kelly Show

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.

William Longavisha, former pilot turned aviation reporter, unpacks MH370 technical mysteries. Mary Ellen O'Toole, retired FBI profiler, examines the chilling psychology behind the Chris Watts family murders. Jim Clemente, ex‑FBI profiler, revisits the Beltway sniper terror and investigative breakthroughs. Multiple short, gripping conversations probe radar puzzles, motive and interrogation tactics, and sniper psychology.

Maureen O'Connell, former FBI special agent turned investigative podcaster, and Jim Fitzgerald, former FBI supervisory special agent, join Mike Benz, ex‑State Dept official and researcher. They probe missing DOJ/CIA/State files around Jeffrey Epstein and trace his early financial and intelligence ties. They also analyze new Ring footage and public appeal tactics in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance. Plus quick takes on elite misconduct.

Will Chamberlain, senior counsel at the Article III Project and legal commentator, breaks down high-profile legal turmoil. He discusses Hillary Clinton testifying about Jeffrey Epstein, reports of FBI subpoenas and an alleged recorded privileged call, the conviction of a top Supreme Court litigator over hidden poker winnings, and contested blood-alcohol evidence in a fatal hockey player case.

Tucker Carlson, conservative commentator known for provocative interviews, and Evita Duffy-Alfonso, commentator and local political figure, dive into Epstein’s hidden networks and who truly benefited. They tackle the politicization of hockey and the cultural divide between young men and women. They also warn about the risks of military action with Iran and debate media bias in sports coverage.

Dr. Casey Means, physician and public health advocate focused on chronic disease drivers. Dr. Marty Makary, FDA commissioner and surgeon who led a panel on rising food allergies. They discuss the surge in food allergies, how past guidance may have worsened the problem, early exposure and oral tolerance, ultra-processed diets and priorities for public health research.

Andrew Walworth, RealClearPolitics commentator; Carl Cannon, chief political correspondent; Tom Bevan, RealClearPolitics co-founder — each offers crisp political analysis. They discuss Trump's State of the Union tone, his immigration line and audience reactions. They cover honored military heroes, the Minnesota fraud moments, media backlash to medal presentations, and Robert De Niro's tearful anti‑Trump commentary.

A sweeping State of the Union address and debates over voting and border policy. New details on a U.S.-assisted raid against a cartel leader and the violent fallout in Mexico. A bizarre alleged ambulance arson tied to immigration offices. An order to release files on unidentified aerial phenomena sparks fresh speculation about possible non-human intelligence.

Andrew Klavan, conservative commentator and author, weighs in on the cultural uproar over the U.S. hockey teams and media double standards. Eric O'Neill, former FBI counterintelligence operative, James Hamilton, former FBI supervisory agent, and Will Geddes, security firm founder, analyze new Guthrie reporting: conflicting image timelines, blood droplet patterns, possible reconnaissance, and the family's $1 million reward.

Coverage of slipping presidential approval ratings and polling shifts among independents ahead of the State of the Union. Discussion of rising voter concern about the economy and Democratic lawmakers planning to skip the address. Report on a judge blocking release of a classified report tied to a major legal case. Start of a high-profile murder trial involving alleged fentanyl poisoning and its strange link to a children’s book.