July 19, 2025 • 3 mins
Megyn Kelly BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Megyn Kelly has been at the center of headline-making discussions and controversy over the past few days, keeping her name in the spotlight through hard-hitting podcast episodes, major conference appearances, and a flurry of social media activity. Her most consequential recent moves trace back to the relentless national debate over Jeffrey Epstein and the political aftershocks rattling the 2024 presidential race. On July 14, Kelly took the stage at Turning Point USA’s Student Action Summit—making waves with a pointed attack on Pam Bondi for her handling of the Epstein case and addressing the growing bipartisan interest in the scandal. According to Dave Rubin on The Rubin Report, her remarks didn’t hold back; she bluntly criticized what she saw as political posturing, decried the left’s sudden attention to the Epstein saga now that it could hurt Trump, and threw cold water on attempts to make her coverage partisan fodder.
Two days later, on her own podcast, The Megyn Kelly Show, she hosted Rich Lowry of National Review, diving deeper into the Biden cover-up narrative—specifically, concerning Anthony Bernal, Jill Biden’s top aide, pleading the Fifth and the implications for the ongoing scrutiny of Joe Biden’s cognitive state. The same episode skewered public responses to Trump’s role in the Epstein controversy, with Kelly unflinching in lampooning both the seriousness with which some treat the allegations against Trump and what she saw as Democrats’ disingenuous outrage. She was clear: she would not be deterred by critics of her Epstein coverage and directly tackled speculative reporting from outlets like The Wall Street Journal. On July 18, MegynKelly.com called the paper’s much-buzzed-about Trump-Epstein birthday letter reveal an “absolute nothingburger,” dismissing it as a failed attempt at shock value and reiterating that no substantive Trump-Epstein connection had been established.
Social media, meanwhile, was awash with both supporters and detractors. On Instagram, Kelly highlighted her show’s reach and recapped the latest controversies, presenting herself as undaunted and combative. She also joined chorus lines criticizing Jeff Bezos’ fiancée Lauren Sanchez for her outfit at Trump’s inauguration, aligning with MAGA influencers and feeding the cycle of online commentary.
In the background, she continues to promote her podcast and the Devil May Care Media brand, reaching her audience across platforms, including broadcasting live on SiriusXM’s Triumph channel weekdays from noon to 2pm ET. Recent coverage has solidified Megyn Kelly’s image as an unfiltered media force, unafraid of controversy. No public business ventures or major personal developments have been reported this week, but the string of viral moments at Turning Point, the firm stance on Epstein coverage, and her willingness to take on both the left and right suggest she remains as relevant—and polarizing—as ever.
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Megyn Kelly has been at the center of headline-making discussions and controversy over the past few days, keeping her name in the spotlight through hard-hitting podcast episodes, major conference appearances, and a flurry of social media activity. Her most consequential recent moves trace back to the relentless national debate over Jeffrey Epstein and the political aftershocks rattling the 2024 presidential race. On July 14, Kelly took the stage at Turning Point USA’s Student Action Summit—making waves with a pointed attack on Pam Bondi for her handling of the Epstein case and addressing the growing bipartisan interest in the scandal. According to Dave Rubin on The Rubin Report, her remarks didn’t hold back; she bluntly criticized what she saw as political posturing, decried the left’s sudden attention to the Epstein saga now that it could hurt Trump, and threw cold water on attempts to make her coverage partisan fodder.
Two days later, on her own podcast, The Megyn Kelly Show, she hosted Rich Lowry of National Review, diving deeper into the Biden cover-up narrative—specifically, concerning Anthony Bernal, Jill Biden’s top aide, pleading the Fifth and the implications for the ongoing scrutiny of Joe Biden’s cognitive state. The same episode skewered public responses to Trump’s role in the Epstein controversy, with Kelly unflinching in lampooning both the seriousness with which some treat the allegations against Trump and what she saw as Democrats’ disingenuous outrage. She was clear: she would not be deterred by critics of her Epstein coverage and directly tackled speculative reporting from outlets like The Wall Street Journal. On July 18, MegynKelly.com called the paper’s much-buzzed-about Trump-Epstein birthday letter reveal an “absolute nothingburger,” dismissing it as a failed attempt at shock value and reiterating that no substantive Trump-Epstein connection had been established.
Social media, meanwhile, was awash with both supporters and detractors. On Instagram, Kelly highlighted her show’s reach and recapped the latest controversies, presenting herself as undaunted and combative. She also joined chorus lines criticizing Jeff Bezos’ fiancée Lauren Sanchez for her outfit at Trump’s inauguration, aligning with MAGA influencers and feeding the cycle of online commentary.
In the background, she continues to promote her podcast and the Devil May Care Media brand, reaching her audience across platforms, including broadcasting live on SiriusXM’s Triumph channel weekdays from noon to 2pm ET. Recent coverage has solidified Megyn Kelly’s image as an unfiltered media force, unafraid of controversy. No public business ventures or major personal developments have been reported this week, but the string of viral moments at Turning Point, the firm stance on Epstein coverage, and her willingness to take on both the left and right suggest she remains as relevant—and polarizing—as ever.
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