Megyn Kelly mantém sucesso de podcast de direita

O programa diário de Megyn Kelly continua popular entre o público conservador.

Kelly apresentou-se na Desert Diamond Arena em Glendale, Arizona, durante o último show de sua turnê de 2025. Durante o evento, ela abordou temas como questões transgênero e imigração. O The Megyn Kelly Show é classificado como o terceiro maior podcast de direita, apresentando um forte crescimento de assinantes e 138 milhões de visualizações no YouTube em um único mês neste inverno. Kelly recebeu Mark Halperin em sua rede e apoiou J.D. Vance como um possível futuro presidente. Seus comentários incluíram críticas a Trump em relação à guerra no Irã.

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