The Megyn Kelly Show SiriusXM

Megyn Kelly is joined by social psychologist and "The Coddling of the American Mind" co-author Jonathan Haidt to talk about how social media is making us worse as a democracy, our culture's inability to even speak the same language or share the same overall truths, the way the American conversation got stupid over just 10 years, democracy versus dictatorship, how social media destroys the fabric of our society, the lack of a common shared story in America, how social media makes kids afraid to make mistakes, the rise of tribalism at the extremes (but not in the middle), how social media evolved into a platform for toxicity and addiction, the unlimited "dart guns" to shame via social media, how a culture of fear has led to to a chilling of speech and humor, what happens if we fight cancel culture with more cancel culture, the negative partisanship that helped lead to Trump's presidency, how social media leads to anxiety and thoughts of suicide, how we can reverse the negative trends in our society, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Dinesh D'Souza, filmmaker behind "2000 Mules," to talk about the difference between "ballot harvesting" and paid ballot trafficking, what "mules" do as it relates to elections, the geotracking used in various capacities, how the "True the Vote" team determined who the "mules" they identified are, the unique pushes in 2020 regarding "election integrity," how private dropboxes can lead to fraud, what the videos of possible "mules" showed, fact-checks of D'Souza's movie, the difference between the "mules" and the non-profits, tech censorship, the difference between "fake ballots" and illegal ballot trafficking, and more.

For a different perspective, an AP fact-check on voter fraud: https://apnews.com/article/election-2020-ap-fact-check-joe-biden-donald-trump-technology-49a24edd6d10888dbad61689c24b05a5

Megyn Kelly is joined by Glenn Loury, Brown University economist, and Rob Montz, filmmaker and Good Kid Productions CEO, to talk about the push to find "pawns in a political game" after the horrific Buffalo tragedy, Roland Fryer's history and the story of his rise and alarming and unfair fall, Fryer's research about the true Black experience, cultural backlash against the truth, what Fryer found about how to help improve educational results in Black communities, the truth about police shooting unarmed Black men, the bizarre #MeToo claims against Fryer and when they originated, the extreme punishment against Fryer, the cowardice on college campuses, affirmative action, the cultural push to claim Kanye West is "crazy" instead of engaging with his ideas, the "spiral of silence" when it comes to certain crimes of the wrong narrative, the racial reckoning failing certain minority groups in America, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Lue Elizondo, former director of AATIP, to talk about what we learned at the first public Congressional hearing about UAPs (UFOs) in 50 years, what was ignored by the witnesses, the lack of historical context in the hearing, new videos of UAPs that were shown at the public Congressional hearing, the danger of UAPs that can't be identified, why even identifying UAPs as "drones" could still be a problem, and more. Then Jonathan Isaac, NBA player and author of "Why I Stand," joins the show to talk about his decision to stand during the National Anthem when every other NBA player kneeled, the reaction from his teammates, how the media treated him, the Black Lives Matter organization, his decision not to get the COVID vaccine, the media backlash, fear and tech censorship, how faith and belief in God guided him through tough times, the importance of working hard, growing up and his family, and more.

Find out more about vaccines at the CDC's official site: https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/index.html The CDC's official COVID vaccine site: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/index.html The WHO's official site: https://www.who.int/news-room/questions-and-answers/item/vaccines-and-immunization-vaccine-safety

Megyn Kelly is joined by Jesse Kelly, host of "I'm Right" on TheFirst TV, to talk about the immediate and politicized Buffalo shooting blame game, the lack of humanity in the response, whether Elon Musk's Twitter deal will go through, middle school boys punished for using the wrong pronouns in school, the press covering for Vice President Kamala Harris, the new press secretary's poor performance so far, equity vs. hard work, and more. Then, lawyer and "Reasonable Doubt" podcast co-host Mark Geragos joins the show to talk about Amber Heard cross-examined on the stand this week in her trial against Johnny Depp, the tone of Depp's lawyer during cross, the "poop in the bed" commentary, Heard being pressed on her alleged injuries, the conclusion of the lawsuit against Don Lemon, the latest in the Sussmann trial, and more.

Megyn Kelly is joined by Brandon Tatum, host of The Office Tatum show and podcast, Christian Walker, conservative commentator and social media influencer, and Devin Nunes, CEO of former President Trump's Media and Technology Group, to talk about the horrific mass shooting at a Buffalo supermarket, the background of the lunatic who committed the crime, the horrible media response to instantly try to blame one side, the truth about Tucker Carlson's commentary and the media's false and politicized attempts to blame him for the tragedy, mental illness in America and media's focus on guns instead, the start of the Sussmann trial after the Durham investigation, the state of Russiagate and the media, Trump's new social platform TruthSocial, woke progressive intolerance, the chilling of free speech on college campuses, the need to bring back masculinity, the future of conservatism, and more.