The Megyn Kelly Show

I read her book called My Turn, which it was, it was her turn.

And just to hear things from her point of view, I spoke to her press secretary Sheila Tate.

And so to humanize her, obviously reading her memoir was huge for me.

I read her book called "My Turn", which it was, it was her turn.

And just to hear things from her point of view, I spoke to her press secretary Sheila Tate.

And the name of her book is Say More Lessons from Work, the White House and the World.

The president looked at his watch only after the ceremony had ended.

She also writes that Biden's critics were engaged in, quote, misinformation and used the image to make him appear insensitive, concerned only about how much time had passed.

She put it in her book, which she then read in audio form.

The detail in a few lines of the book about the exact number of times he looked at his watch will be removed in future reprints about the ebook.

The president looked at his watch only after the ceremony had ended. Moments later, he and the first lady headed toward their car.

While I stood there on the tarmac watching you check your watch over and over again, all I wanted to do was shout out, it's 2 fucking 30, asshole. But out of respect to the other grieving families, I bit my tongue once again.

I am deeply saddened that I even have to write this letter because my personal private journal was stolen and sold for profit.

I've always been boy crazy. I remember pulling up my skirt in second grade and showing the boys my underpants. Hyper sexualized at a young age. What is this due to? Was I molested? I think so. I can't remember specifics, but I do remember trauma. I remember not liking the name of some unknown last name house, their house. I remember somewhat being sexualized with Caroline. I remember having sex with friends at a young age, showers with my dad, probably not appropriate being turned on when I wasn't supposed to be.

The president looked at his watch only after the ceremony had ended.

Joining me now to discuss Joel Pollack. He's author of the new book, The Agenda, What Trump Should Do in His First 100 Days.

Joining me now to discuss Joel Pollack. He's author of the new book, The Agenda, What Trump Should Do in His First 100 Days.

This one's called Beyond Order. And he and I read it and it was basically talking about what is the meaning in life.

do something, take on responsibility like and the harder the better. It should be hard. Don't take the easy way out. And family, family is everything. A spouse, children, like there's no impugning that choice because it will bring returns to you that you can never get in any other way.

He's got a new book out, which we'll get into, 12 More Rules in a book called Beyond Order.

But you talk in your new book now, Beyond Order, about paying attention above all, even to what is monstrous and malevolent.

That could mean a sea level rise of between four and eight feet.

whole regions of Africa and Australia and the United States, parts of South America, Asia, south of Siberia would be rendered uninhabitable if that happened

We could see more than 30 million people dealing with water scarcity, major cities along the equator becoming unlivable.

Even in northern latitudes, heat waves that would kill thousands summer, massively deadly heat waves in India and elsewhere, five times as long, 32 times as much extreme heat.

you had predictions of, in some of these regions, you can kiss the beautiful Northeast fall with the beautiful colors goodbye.

The age skew of the disease hasn't changed. And that's not to say that kids are at absolutely no risk. It's just that compared to the population as a whole, they face a vanishingly small chance of severe illness and really mortality.

Personally, I actually, I do think the vaccinating case is a good idea. I think we need to do what we can to sort of slow the spread. And I think the risks are quite small.

But I think that when we think about the sorts of risks that our children are facing, we should really understand that almost all of it is in our heads.

In total, in the American pandemic, we've got something like 800 children, which is to say people under the age of 18 and not true children, 800 people under the age of 18 who've died from COVID.

That's not nothing. Each of those deaths is a tragedy. But as a country, we're facing 800,000 deaths. And I think that gives you just a sense of, you know, the relatively small risk faced by, by, you know, all the kids in our in our lives.

she's got one of the hottest books out on the market right now on parenting, on the meat grinder that we put our kids through and how you know it's causing anxiety and depression but how to work around it while still raising kids who have ambition, kids who have life goals, kids who understand the value of hard work.

She had that aha moment. She's written a whole book about it. First, it was in an article in the Washington Post that went totally viral and she wrote a book afterward which is well worth your time.

Her tips and tricks for parents to confront these challenges, hugely important for everyone to digest happens to be a friend of mine as well. Her name is Jennifer Wallace. She's an award winning journalist and she details all of this in her new book, Never Enough, When Achievement Culture Becomes Toxic and What We Can Do About It.

Don't forget, guys, the name of the book is Never Enough, the aptly named Never Enough, When Achievement Culture Becomes Toxic and What We Can Do About It.

It started last spring is when my publisher came to me with the idea that they want to do a book on Tucker Carlson.

It's just called Tucker.

It comes out July 18th.

So it has now been reported that his firing was a condition demanded by Dominion as part of the settlement with Fox, although Dominion has denied this.

My sources have intimate knowledge of the situation and they have assured me even before this news leaked that that is in fact the truth.

In my book, An Immigrant's Love Letter to the West, I talked about all of this and I very much predicted, sadly, a lot of what's happening now, which is if you continue to tell people that they're entitled to do anything to the people that are, quote unquote, oppressing them and that they are the victims and the oppressed and what they must do is reverse the racism that their ancestors experienced, reverse the victimization that people experienced in the past, then you end up here.

Every great cause begins as a movement, becomes a business and eventually degenerates into a racket.

We should all be judged by the content of our character.

If words of violence, then if you're saying something I don't like, I am entitled to quote unquote defend myself. I'm entitled to use violence against you. I'm entitled to burn down the city. I'm entitled to portion off a part of an American city and create an independent area, which is policed by people with guns.

If you want to live a comfortable life, you can fit in. Don't ask too many questions. Keep your head down. But son, if there's one thing I've learned, it's that comfort is overrated.

Those who lack the courage of their convictions will be threatened by yours. Those who lack confidence will consider you arrogant for having it. And most of all, those who are desperate to fit in will hate and secretly admire you for standing out.

I have never seen a story treated with so little professionalism and so little balance.

I think it's the medical scandal of the 21st century and the human rights abuse of the developed world of the 21st century.

I will never vote for somebody who supports this. This is a black and white issue.

His observations of extremist Trans activism in recent years have led him to believe that the leaders are mostly autogynephiles. Their anger results from envy of women and resentment at not being accepted by women as one of them.

It's super regressive to do that. It confuses kids and it's sexist nonsense.

I love her. Her book Trans Trans is amazing.

she spent some time quoting people like Ray Blanchard, a sexologist, um, very well known who says that the overwhelming majority of adult biological men who present with gender dysphoria are of the autogynephilic type.

And his most recent book is called Think Again, which you'll love, and I highly recommend you read.

You may learn to Think Again the way he's encouraged everyone to do.

I guess I've been thinking about, but I didn't really crystallize my understanding of it until I got to write about it and Think Again

The name of his most recent book is Think Again.

And that's what he wants you to do. He's got great stories. This is actually not one that we, that we got to with him, but it's worth reading his book just to find it.

It's about the guy who invented the BlackBerry and how his inability to Think Again, to sort of understand that his little keyboard wasn't going to be the be all and the end all and that the iPhone might actually have a fighting chance to take down his business was the reason his business failed. Right? That like he needed to Think Again to like re-evaluate the thing that made him a star and made him all that money.

One of the biggest shows last year on television, one of the biggest stream shows on television was The Terminalist based on Jack Carr's book.

After serving as a team leader, platoon commander, and task unit commander, he transitioned from the battlefield to books and how, becoming a New York Times bestselling author, his debut novel, The Terminal List, became a massive hit and was adapted into the wildly successful Amazon Prime video series starring actor Chris Pratt.

He mentioned his earlier work, The Terminal List and the dark wolf set.

But she's the same person who had Alice Walker on, the one who wrote The Color Purple, who's like a vile anti-Semite and did a fawning interview with her, didn't raise any of her literally like lizard people belief about Jews in the interview, just puffed her up.

Alice Walker wrote The Color Purple, which a lot of people love.

This is Oprah's Alice Walker.