Record Turnout, Netflix Shake-Up, and a Drunken Rant: The Tuesday AM Update The October 21 episode of The Megyn Kelly Show covers a packed news cycle: record-breaking early voting in a dead-heat…
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“You bitch are the only one who has killed somebody, your own two-year-old. So fuck right off. No one wants you in this conversation. You murdered your daughter. We all know it.”
— Megyn Kelly, on Casey Anthony commenting on the Shane Gillis controversy.
“How disappointed my dad would be in me if I ever chose to do that. Like that's... that's part of your story. It's not your story.”
— Megyn Kelly, on using a parent's death as a defining feature of one's identity.
“If I caught you in one lie, then I'm allowed to disbelieve all of what you're saying.”
— Megyn Kelly, on the Earl Spencer credibility issue.
“How do I not call it a genocide? Like how do I look at it and defend it? Please walk me through how I defend what looks like carpet bombing on screen.”
— Megyn Kelly, summarizing the public's reaction to the Gaza destruction.
“The prosecutors had compassion for the babies who were murdered. She was not supposed to be Oprah Winfrey, you fucking idiots.”
— Megyn Kelly
“I think they thought the corpses of her children would be proof enough. You idiot.”
— Megyn Kelly
“You had defense counsel stand up in open court and accuse a juror of lying under oath to the court... it would be a crime in and of itself to lie under oath... I think that's juror intimidation by Kevin Reddington.”
— **Megyn Kelly**
“Wherever you go, there you are. You can't escape your problems... whatever issues the Markles have... it's not going to be resolved by yet another move back across the pond.”
— Megyn Kelly, quoting AA wisdom about the futility of the Markles' relocation
“A powder keg that was brewing underneath that canopy that day. It doesn't change anything legally... But there's really nothing worse than being convicted of first degree murder... And that's appropriate.”
— Megyn Kelly, on the Carmelo Anthony case
“You didn't get cancer. You got canceled. It happens. Grow up.”
— Megyn Kelly on Stephen Colbert's farewell tour.
“there's no loyalty in return ever from Trump. Ever. If you have a principled disagreement with something he does, you're otherized. You're the enemy.”
— Megyn Kelly
Record Turnout, Netflix Shake-Up, and a Drunken Rant: The Tuesday AM Update The October 21 episode of The Megyn Kelly Show covers a packed news cycle: record-breaking early voting in a dead-heat…
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The Ilhan Omar Investigation, the Guilfoyle Scandal, and the Victoria's Secret Backlash On this episode of The Megyn Kelly Show, Kelly covered a wide-ranging set of developments, with the dominant…
The week Russell Brand went on trial in the UK for alleged rape, Megyn Kelly aired a two-hour conversation she had with him months earlier, in April, in her New York studio. Brand was there to…
New Press Secretary Already Fired, Kelly Clarkson Security Footage, and Casey Anthony Has Thoughts on Shane Gillis The episode opens with Megyn Kelly and Maureen Callahan covering a dizzying range…
In a midterm cycle that has already seen several surprise developments, the Kansas Senate race has suddenly become competitive for the first time in nearly a century, Elon Musk has quietly become…
In a phone call she initiated and secretly recorded, the young woman at the center of the Cornell fraternity scandal told one of the men she had sex with that night: “Nothing illegal happened. I…
In the middle of a conversation about fermented foods and visceral fat, Dr. Sean O'Mara tells Megyn Kelly something that reframes the entire health discussion: "You do not have an autoimmune…
In October 2024, a 20-year-old Cornell student walked a mile from her apartment to the Chi Phi fraternity house to meet a guy she had a crush on. She had consumed about ten drinks in the previous…
“I’m Getting EMOTIONAL!” — Gaza Debate and the Political Fallout The Google Earth images are devastating: before-and-after satellite photos show an entire urban landscape—apartments, mosques,…
In a Massachusetts lesbian bar called Last Ditch, the owners tried a modest change to save their failing business: make Saturday nights mask-optional in 2026. The response was hundreds of furious…
Presley Gerber Dead at 27, Plus Nikole Hannah-Jones Admits She Harmed Her Daughter's Education The episode opens with the news that Presley Gerber, the 27-year-old son of supermodel Cindy Crawford…
Earl Charles Spencer’s upcoming memoir Swan Song: Diana, My Sister has landed like a grenade in the middle of the already fractured British royal family, and the fallout is still settling. On this…
Kash Patel faced nearly five hours of hostile questioning on Capitol Hill yesterday during a Senate Judiciary Committee oversight hearing that devolved into personal insults, shouting matches, and…
The morning of July 13, 2024, Thomas Crooks’s father unlocked his gun safe—the combination of which he changed frequently because he noticed his son looking over his shoulder—and handed him a…
On September 11, 2001, a hijacker aboard American Airlines Flight 11 told passengers over the cockpit intercom, "Nobody move. Everything will be okay. If you try to make any moves, you'll endanger…
Jurors Speak, Holmes Documentary Drops, and a Year Since Charlie Kirk Three female jurors from the Lindsay Clancy trial gave interviews to NBC Boston that Megyn Kelly calls "straight out of your…
The Clancy Jury Standoff: One Juror, Two Notes, and a Judge Who Won't Budge The note from the jury room was blunt: one juror "has acknowledged doubt but refuses to apply it to the verdict." That…
Dolly Parton, the beloved country music legend and American icon, died yesterday at age 80 after a brief battle with cancer, surrounded by loved ones. Her passing anchors this AM Update from Megyn…
What the Lindsay Clancy Trial Reveals About Postpartum Psychosis, Legal Standards, and a Culture in Crisis The Lindsay Clancy trial has captivated the nation, but the most revealing moments have…
The WNBA has a problem it cannot solve. When former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom showed up to a game wearing a shirt that read "woman noun adult human female," he was escorted out by security…
A Penn State cocaine ring allegedly run through two fraternities, Disney suing the FCC over an accelerated review of ABC station licenses, and the fifteenth day of the Lindsey Clancy murder trial…
The Pattern That Never Changes Hayden Panettiere was found dead at age 36 in South Carolina, just one day after flying in from Los Angeles with her on-again, off-again boyfriend Brian…
Ariana Grande Is Being FAILED by Those Around Her, Meghan Markle ESCALATES Feud with Martha Stewart, with Maureen Callahan The episode opens with Maureen Callahan, host of The Nerve, joining Megyn…
John List sat on a bench at the Westfield train station every weekday for six months in 1971, reading his Wall Street Journal and watching the commuters come and go. He was dressed in a suit and…
In a Sunday show interview, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez dismissed the "woke" movement's most extreme years with a casual brush-off, calling it "woke one" and suggesting it was "crazy."…
Senate Republicans voted to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress, President Trump privately told donors he wants JD Vance to succeed him, and a Democrat running for Congress in Hawaii…
An armed man was arrested at President Trump’s California golf club just days before the president’s visit, a Republican congressman dropped his re-election campaign after an ethics investigation…
Colbert's Bitter Farewell, Xi's Ominous Warning, and Murdaugh's Second Chance Stephen Colbert's final weeks on CBS have turned into an extended grievance tour, and Megyn Kelly and Glenn Greenwald…
The episode opens with Megyn Kelly and Adam Carolla dissecting a bombshell lawsuit against JP Morgan Chase. A male employee, filing under John Doe, alleges that his female boss, executive director…
Trump’s Approval Craters as Impeachment Talk Grows The latest polling numbers are brutal for Donald Trump. An AP-NORC poll puts his approval at 33 percent — a nine-point drop since February,…
Russell Brand arrived at Megyn Kelly’s studio as a man facing a criminal trial in October, a public reckoning with a past he describes as sexually compulsive and exploitative, and a new identity…
The Tell, the Trial, and the Tangle: A Day in Kelly's Court When a billionaire's wife writes a memoir about recovering memories of childhood sexual abuse through MDMA therapy, gets it anointed as…
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