The Megyn Kelly Show – Episode 1101 Summary
Release Date: July 3, 2025
Host: Megyn Kelly
Guest: Stu Burgier
1. Holiday Weekend and Current Events [07:25]
Megyn Kelly opens the episode by sharing her family's enthusiastic preparations for the upcoming Fourth of July celebrations, emphasizing their commitment to traditional festivities such as colonial costumes and readings of the Declaration of Independence.
2. Sean "Diddy" Combs' Legal Proceedings [07:56]
The discussion shifts to the latest developments in Sean "Diddy" Combs' legal case. Stu Burgier provides a detailed account of Combs being denied release pending sentencing, highlighting the judge's firm decision despite Combs' attempts to charm the court.
Stu Burgier: "He was literally making heart signs and prayer signs... he thought he could charm the judge into letting him out of prison pending sentencing, which now happens in October. And it was a no. It was a no." [08:00]
Kelly expresses her dismay over the verdict, emphasizing the severity of the charges and condemning Combs' behavior.
Megyn Kelly: "It was one of those things where you watch it from a gut instinct... He did beat a woman on video. There's no way to dispute it." [56:09]
3. House Passes Trump’s Immigration and Border Bill [12:12]
Stu Burgier lauds the House of Representatives' imminent approval of President Trump's comprehensive border and immigration enforcement bill, describing it as a historic achievement that reinforces national security and preserves the integrity of women's sports.
Stu Burgier: "The House of Representatives right now on the verge of passing Trump's big, beautiful bill. It’s happening, people." [07:25]
Kelly echoes his sentiments, acknowledging both the positive aspects and the inevitable compromises within such a large legislative package.
Megyn Kelly: "There are some things in the bill that I don't like... But it is what it is." [10:08]
4. Supreme Court to Address Transgender Athletes in Sports [20:45]
The Supreme Court's decision to hear cases on whether states can prohibit transgender athletes from participating in female sports is discussed. This move is seen as a pivotal moment for preserving fairness in women's athletics.
Stu Burgier: "They are ready. They are going to do the right thing. I guarantee it." [20:45]
5. University of Pennsylvania's Policy Change on Trans Athletes [34:04]
A significant portion of the episode focuses on the University of Pennsylvania reversing its policy to allow transgender women to compete in women's sports. Stu Burgier highlights the impact of this decision on female athletes and commends the administration for rectifying what he perceives as an injustice.
Stu Burgier: "Leah Thomas, who pranced into her locker room... the rightful winner of that will now be restored." [12:12]
Teachers and athletes like Paula Scanlan share their experiences and support the shift, reinforcing the narrative that such policy changes benefit women's sports.
Stu Burgier: "She votes with her actions... she feels deeply for the women that they were beating." [59:25]
6. Media Networks’ Declining Ratings [36:49]
The conversation transitions to the declining ratings of major news networks such as MSNBC and CNN. Stu Burgier attributes this downturn to persistent negative coverage and a failure to engage audiences effectively.
Stu Burgier: "MSNBC is averaging under 100,000... CNN's averages in the prime time? 538,000... That's humiliating." [34:04]
Megyn Kelly concurs, explaining that traditional media outlets are losing their influence as audiences shift to alternative news sources.
Megyn Kelly: "It's a free media in this country and I think that is important to protect... They sold their soul to oppose this man." [30:33]
7. Charlize Theron’s Controversial Podcast Appearance [78:09]
Charlize Theron's recent appearance on a sex podcast sparks criticism from Stu Burgier and Megyn Kelly. They discuss her candidness about her sex life and question her authenticity, suggesting she may be overcompensating for personal issues.
Stu Burgier: "She played me in a movie and I can play her in one too... I believe that she's not telling the truth about the 26-year-old." [91:20]
Megyn Kelly: "It's a bizarre society that elevates that sort of conversation... it's just strange." [93:40]
8. Bryan Kolberger’s Guilty Plea in Idaho Case [57:18]
The episode delves into Bryan Kolberger's guilty plea for the murder of four Idaho college students. Stu Burgier condemns the prosecutor's handling of the case, advocating for the death penalty given the overwhelming evidence against Kolberger.
Stu Burgier: "I want to see Bryan Kohlberger in the electric chair... He's a failed experiment of a human being." [73:34]
Megyn Kelly expresses sympathy for the victims’ families and criticizes the legal system for not adequately punishing such heinous crimes.
Megyn Kelly: "These poor innocent people... It's an open and shut case." [68:04]
9. Immigration Policies and Enforcement [82:13]
The discussion returns to immigration, with emphasis on enforcing existing laws and discouraging illegal crossings. Kelly and Burgier argue that the current administration is prioritizing serious crimes and upholding the rule of law.
Megyn Kelly: "You have Latinos working for me. They’re good. They’re fine. They are not worried at all." [82:13]
Stu Burgier: "They are people who have committed crimes... the administration has been very upfront with those people." [80:16]
10. Conclusion and Final Remarks [101:05]
As the episode winds down, Stu Burgier highlights additional victories for President Trump, including the passage of the significant bill and Charlize Theron’s personal decisions. Both hosts reiterate their support for the administration's policies and express optimism for future legislative successes.
Stu Burgier: "The BBB is going through Stu. They are on top of this play out... It was their entire first term agenda in there." [59:41]
Megyn Kelly: "He's making a massive difference in ways here that are really, really important." [70:06]
Notable Quotes with Timestamps
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Stu Burgier on Diddy Combs’ Courtroom Behavior:
"He was literally making heart signs and prayer signs like... he thought he could charm the judge into letting him out of prison." [08:00] -
Megyn Kelly on Diddy Combs' Actions:
"He did beat a woman on video. There's no way to dispute it." [56:09] -
Stu Burgier on the Immigration Bill:
"If this thing passes, let's just look alone at immigration... Acting ICE Director telling him this funding would be a game changer for the agency." [12:12] -
Megyn Kelly on Media Decline:
"We do have to have a free media in this country and I think that is important to protect." [30:33] -
Stu Burgier on Charlize Theron:
"I believe that she's not telling the truth about the 26-year-old... It's a turn off." [91:20] -
Stu Burgier on Bryan Kolberger:
"I want to see Bryan Kohlberger in the electric chair... He's a failed experiment of a human being." [73:34] -
Megyn Kelly on Immigration Enforcement:
"You have Latinos working for me. They’re good. They’re fine. They are not worried at all." [82:13]
Conclusion
Episode 1101 of The Megyn Kelly Show offers a comprehensive and passionate discussion on current political and social issues, including high-profile legal cases, legislative achievements, media criticism, and cultural debates surrounding transgender rights in sports. Hosts Megyn Kelly and Stu Burgier provide their perspectives, often emphasizing support for President Trump's policies and expressing concern over perceived media biases and societal shifts.