Savannah Guthrie's Plea to Abductor, ICE Drawdown, Medical Orgs Reverse Guidance: AM Update 2/5

Summary

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The Megyn Kelly Show — AM Update

Episode: Savannah Guthrie's Plea to Abductor, ICE Drawdown, Medical Orgs Reverse Guidance
Date: February 5, 2026
Host: Megyn Kelly, SiriusXM

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Overview

This fast-paced AM Update covers breaking news across legal, political, and cultural fronts. Central themes include Savannah Guthrie’s public plea in her mother’s abduction case, ICE's operational drawdown in Minneapolis amid shifting local cooperation, a historic reversal in medical guidelines on gender-affirming surgeries for minors, and sentencing in the attempted Trump assassination. The episode features real-time developments, expert commentary, and direct quotes from the principals involved.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Savannah Guthrie’s Emotional Plea Amid Mother’s Abduction

• Incident Summary: Nancy Guthrie (Savannah Guthrie’s 84-year-old mother) remains missing after five days. A ransom note was received, demanding payment by Thursday.

• Savannah’s Plea: Savannah, joined by her siblings, posts a heartfelt appeal to the abductors, emphasizing her mother’s frail health and need for medication.

  • Quote:

    "We need to know without a doubt that she is alive and that you have her. We want to hear from you and we are ready to listen."
    — Savannah Guthrie [00:35] and [03:01]

• Investigation and Media Coverage:

  • Ashley Banfield (crime journalist) reports Annie Guthrie’s husband, Tommaso Cione, “may be the prime suspect,” though police have not named any public suspect.

    "I said very carefully, may be prime suspect at this point. I did not say they've got their suspect at this time. That's not what my source said."
    — Ashley Banfield [04:49]

  • Law enforcement responds, warning against spreading unverified information.
  • New details surface regarding the last person to see Nancy and changes in how her absence was first noticed.
  • Authorities revisit Nancy’s home for a renewed search and investigate a related trespassing incident nearby.
  • President Trump personally calls Savannah Guthrie, expressing support and offering help [07:18]. FBI Director Kash Patel deployed to Arizona.
  • Next press conference scheduled for 1:00 PM ET.
  • Listeners are urged to provide tips: 88-CRIME or 520-882-7463.

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2. ICE Force Drawdown & Immigration Policy Changes

• Announcement: Tom Homan, federal immigration enforcement leader, details a drawdown of 700 ICE agents in Minneapolis. This is attributed to growing local law enforcement cooperation, especially in turning over criminal illegal aliens directly from county jails.

  • Quote:

    "We currently have an unprecedented number of counties communicating with us now and allowing ICE to take custody of illegal aliens before they hit the streets."
    — Tom Homan [08:37]

  • Homan stresses the benefits of fewer ICE officers conducting dangerous community arrests.
  • Homan also asserts ICE is not requiring jails to hold detainees past their normal release time.

    "We are not asking anyone to be an immigration officer... They don't hold them one minute past they normally would."
    — Tom Homan [10:59]

• Local Reactions:

  • Hennepin County reiterates policy not to cooperate on civil immigration matters.
  • Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey notes dwindling federal-local cooperation since Democratic administrations, raising legal concerns about federal warrants [09:49].
  • Homan notes negotiations with the Minnesota Sheriffs’ Association to allow holding criminal aliens for ICE pickup up to 48 hours post-release; legality remains unclear [11:42].
  • J.D. Vance, Vice President, stresses the importance of local police stepping up:

    "If the local police are willing to step up a little bit, I think that's a good thing, not a bad thing."
    — J.D. Vance [13:11]

  • Governor Tim Walz calls for even faster, larger drawdown, and continues criticism of "Operation Metro Surge" [13:47].
  • White House claims over 4,000 criminal illegal aliens have been apprehended since surge began.

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3. Medical Organizations Reverse Guidance on Pediatric Gender Surgeries

• Policy Changes:

  • The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) and the American Medical Association (AMA) now recommend delaying gender-related surgeries (including chest, breast, genital, and facial surgeries) until age 19, citing insufficient evidence for benefits and growing awareness of potential harm.
  • Quote (from ASPS guidance):

    "These reviews have not resolved earlier uncertainties regarding treatment benefit. In some areas… contributed to a clearer understanding of potential harms while highlighting limitations of the available evidence."
    — Summary of ASPS position [17:55]

  • The AMA, in a major reversal from its 2021 position, now agrees with the delayed-surgery stance.

• Context and Impact:

  • Reversal spurred by Trump administration influence and recent high-profile malpractice lawsuits (e.g., Fox Varian awarded $2 million for being pushed into double mastectomy at age 16).
  • Children’s Minnesota Hospital halts all hormone treatments for minors as a direct result of federal pressure.
  • HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. comments:

    "By taking this stand, they are helping protect future generations of American children from irreversible harm."
    — Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (read by Megyn Kelly) [18:45]

  • Insurance, malpractice standards, and the willingness of surgeons to perform these procedures likely to shift as a result.

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4. Sentencing: Attempted Trump Assassin Ryan Ruth

• Summary:
  • Ryan Ruth sentenced to life in prison for attempting to assassinate Donald Trump in 2024, with multiple concurrent sentences for federal crimes.
  • Ruth represented himself at trial and attempted suicide as the verdict was read.
  • Judge Cannon denounces the plot as “deliberate and evil.”

    "You plot to kill is deliberate and evil. Despite your feigned peacefulness, you demonstrated your intent to kill. You almost achieved your evil plan."
    — Judge Aileen Cannon [20:40]

  • Ruth’s attorney praises Ruth’s prior service in Ukraine, pledges to appeal:

    "I think Ryan is a remarkable person... I will be filing a notice of appeal in this case."
    — Ryan Ruth’s Attorney [21:37]

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Savannah Guthrie (Plea Video) [03:01]:

  "Our mom is our heart and our home. She's 84 years old. Her health, her heart is fragile. She lives in constant pain. She is without any medicine. She needs it to survive. She needs it not to suffer. We too have heard the reports about a ransom letter in the media. As a family, we are doing everything that we can."

• Ashley Banfield, on Suspect Reports [04:49]:

  "I did not say they've got their suspect at this time. That's not what my source said. I understand that they're doing their work and they want to probably keep him talking."

• Tom Homan, on ICE Operations [10:59]:

  "We are not requiring jails to hold people past their normal release time for immigration purposes…"

• J.D. Vance, VP of the U.S. [13:11]:

  "Most of them are protecting the immigration officers from the mob that's forming around them... If the local police are willing to step up a little bit, I think that's a good thing, not a bad thing."

• HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. [18:45]:

  "By taking this stand, they are helping protect future generations of American children from irreversible harm."

• Judge Aileen Cannon, sentencing Ryan Ruth [20:40]:

  "You plot to kill is deliberate and evil. Despite your feigned peacefulness, you demonstrated your intent to kill. You almost achieved your evil plan."

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Important Timestamps

• 00:35 – Savannah Guthrie’s first on-air public plea to abductors
• 03:01 – Broadcast of Savannah’s Instagram video plea
• 04:49 – Ashley Banfield explains sourcing on suspect rumors
• 08:37 – Tom Homan details new ICE-local law enforcement cooperation
• 09:49 – Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey on legal barriers to ICE cooperation
• 10:59 – Homan clarifies new ICE policy and rationale for federal drawdown
• 13:11 – VP J.D. Vance emphasizes the national importance of local law enforcement cooperation
• 13:47 – Gov. Tim Walz’s statement on ICE operations and state priorities
• 17:55 – New guidance from major medical organizations on gender surgeries
• 18:45 – HHS Secretary Kennedy’s statement on policy reversal
• 20:40 – Judge Cannon’s rebuke at Ruth’s sentencing
• 21:37 – Ruth’s defense attorney vows to appeal

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Tone and Style

Megyn Kelly maintains a brisk, urgent, and unsparing tone, emphasizing clarity, directness, and a critical look at unfolding events. The narrative style is news-forward with expert and insider comment.

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This summary reflects the main content and spirit of the episode. All timestamps and quotations correspond to the episode transcript, excluding ads and non-content segments.

Transcript

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[Savannah Guthrie]

We need to know without a doubt that she is alive and that you have her. We want to hear from you and we are ready to listen.

[Megyn Kelly]

NBC News host Savannah Guthrie makes a desperate plea as the search for her missing mother, 84 year old Nancy Guthrie enters its fifth day.

[Tom Homan]

Defective immediately we will draw down 700 people effected today 700 law enforcement personnel.

[Megyn Kelly]

Orders are Tom Homan announces a force reduction in Minneapolis he says is partly due to increased local law enforcement cooperation. Two major medical organizations take a position against performing permanent life altering surgeries on gender confused children following major pressure from the Trump administration and would be Trump assassin Ryan Ruth faces sentencing. All that and more coming up in just a moment on a busy AM Update. If you are stressed out about getting out of debt, it's go Time. This is one of those moments where timing matters. And let me tell you about done with debt. 2025 was a record year for them. People who collectively had more than 102 million in debt turned to them for help. And right now may be the best time to negotiate a a settlement if you need one. Done With Debt tracks credit card and loan company behavior. They're experienced at knowing who's negotiating and when and what it takes to get you the biggest reduction possible. Whether you are carrying 10,000 or 500,000 in debt, this may be the best chance you will get all year. So consider scheduling a free consultation. It only takes a few minutes. Imagine waking up without that weight on your shoulders and doing it without taking out another loan or or filing for bankruptcy. Done With Debt helps you through the debt relief process so you keep more of your paycheck every month. Go to donewithdebt.com that's donewithdebt.com go there right now. NBC News host Savannah Guthrie speaking out as the search for her missing 84 year old mother, Nancy Guthrie enters its fifth day on Tuesday. Multiple outlets receiving a ransom note demanding money from the Guthrie family by Thursday or threatening that Nancy would be killed. Savannah, flanked by her brother Cameron and sister Annie posting this video plea to Instagram last night.

[Savannah Guthrie]

Our mom is our heart and our home. She's 84 years old. Her health, her heart is fragile. She lives in constant pain. She is without any medicine. She needs it to survive. She needs it not to suffer. We too have heard the reports about a ransom letter in the media. As a family, we are doing everything that we can. We are ready to talk. However, we live in a world where voices and images are easily manipulated. We need to know without a doubt that she is alive and that you have her. We want to hear from you and we are ready to listen.

[Megyn Kelly]

Please reach out to us this as crime journalist and Drop Dead Serious podcast host Ashley Banfield reports that Annie's husband Tomaso Sione may be the prime suspect, citing one senior law enforcement source reporting that has not been matched by any other outlet. Mr. Scione has not responded to this report, but the Pima County Sheriff's Office releasing a statement Wednesday that reads in part, at this point, investigators have not identified a suspect or person of interest in this case. The sharing of unverified accusations or false information is irresponsible. End quote. Ms. Banfield reacting to that yesterday on the MK Show, I've had it happen.

[Ashley Banfield]

A million times and they don't want to release that publicly at this point. They're not naming him publicly at this point. That's how I look at that. Listen, I said very carefully, may be prime suspect at this point. I did not say they've got their suspect at this time. That's not what my source said. I understand that they're doing their work and they want to probably keep him talking. You know how it works. The minute somebody stops talking and they get a lawyer, it's harder. The work is a little bit harder.

[Megyn Kelly]

Authorities were seen at Annie and Tommaso's home on Wednesday placing some items from the house into their own vehicles before returning back inside. News Nation's Brian Enten reporting that he saw the officials taking a ring light and a tripod into the home, which may have been to assist with the siblings video plea. Meanwhile, several news outlets on Wednesday, including the Daily Mail, the Hollywood Reporter and Fox News, updating their reporting about who was the last to see Nancy Guthrie on the night she disappeared, noting that it was not Annie Guthrie who dropped off her mother Nancy at home on Saturday night after a church function, but Tommaso Cione. In another twist, the story about how Nancy's disappearance first came to light may also be changing. Initially, reports stated that Nancy's friend called the family when Nancy did not show up to church on Sunday. The Daily Mail now reporting, however, that a source tells the outlet ever since the COVID pandemic, Nancy attends church from home via livestream, noting that the congregants would have no way of knowing if she was participating or not. Investigators yesterday returning to Nancy Guthrie's home, which they had returned to the family the day before, putting up new crime scene tape and bringing in canine units. That search reportedly lasting about two hours. Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos telling the New York Times early Wednesday that it is too soon to say whether this abduction was random or targeted. TMZ reporting Authorities are also looking into an early January trespassing report filed by an elderly man living about 10 minutes away from the Guthrie home. An alleged trespasser triggering a motion sensor on the lawn which turned on a floodlight. That person then fleeing on foot before anyone could get a look at him. There was no attempted break in and nothing was stolen from the lawn, reports tmz. Local and federal officials are participating in the search. Sheriff Nanos saying yesterday investigators have no reason to believe Guthrie is deceased. President Trump calling Savannah Guthrie on Wednesday with well wishes and an offer to help in whatever way he can. Soon after Axios reporting that FBI Director Kash Patel is heading to Arizona. The next press conference is set for 1 o' clock Eastern today. Anyone with information is urged to call 88 Crime or 520-882-7463. Orders are tom Homan Yesterday in Minneapolis announcing an immediate draw 700 federal agents tasked with immigration enforcement operations since arriving in Minnesota last week. Homan reorganizing the chain of command in Minnesota, which he says has led to a more efficient operational force. Homan also describing productive and ongoing conversations as he is urging local leaders to help the administration deport criminal illegal aliens by allowing ICE to take custody of them as they're being released from local jails under Minnesota's sanctuary city laws. Most counties previously did not honor ICE detainer requests. Homan saying yesterday some jurisdictions are softening up.

[Tom Homan]

We currently have an unprecedented number of counties communicating with us now and allowing ICE to take custody of illegal aliens before they hit the streets. Unprecedented cooperation. And I'll say it again, this is efficient. Requires only one or two officers to assume custody of a criminal alien target rather than eight or 10 officers going into the community and arresting that public safety threat. This frees up more officers to arrest or remove criminal aliens. More officers taking custody of criminal aliens directly from the jails means less officers on the street doing criminal operations.

[Megyn Kelly]

It is unclear which jurisdictions are now cooperating with the feds. The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office, or hcso, which covers Minneapolis, telling cbs, quote, our policy has not changed. According to the sheriff's website, quote, hcso does not work with any agency on civil immigration enforcement. That means we do not assist with or comply with any civil immigration requests. From ice. CNN yesterday pressing Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry on Hennepin County's refusal to cooperate with the Trump administration.

[Jacob Frey]

During the Obama years, the Hennepin county jail actually had a policy where they let an ICE agent keep an office there. And so the policy has clearly been under a Democratic president. What now the Trump administration is asking for, I mean, big picture, do you think it's good policy for the jails to follow an ICE detainer and hand someone over if they've committed a crime?

[Ryan Ruth's Attorney]

And that's not our jurisdiction. What I would say is that there are mechanisms to do this lawfully. The federal government could seek some form of federal warrant. That warrant could run part and parcel with the warrant that already exists at the state level. And if they were to do that, there would be a legal mechanism for detention after bail has been posted. But what we can't have from a legal perspective is a second detention after the obligations under the first detention have been met.

[Megyn Kelly]

Homan telling reporters yesterday, while clearly the administration would like more, it is happy with the cooperation it is now receiving.

[Tom Homan]

I also want to reiterate and emphasize we are not requiring jails to hold people past their normal release time for immigration purposes. We're not asking anyone to be an immigration officer. We are not asking any state or local official to do immigration enforcement activity. They are not, by merely notifying us before they release them, they don't hold them one minute past they normally would. Given this increase in unprecedented collaboration and as a result of the need for less law enforcement officers to do this work in a safer environment, I have announced, effective immediately, we will draw down 700 people affected today. 700 law enforcement personnel.

[Megyn Kelly]

While Homan says there he's not requiring jails to hold illegals past their release time, on Tuesday, the Minnesota Star Tribune reporting Homan is negotiating with the Minnesota Sheriff's association on a framework that would allow local authorities to hold criminal illegal aliens in custody and for up to 48 hours after their scheduled releases, allowing Ice Time to pick them up, not only is there an earlier legal opinion written by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison saying that's illegal, however, it's also unclear how Any agreement could be enforced should any individual county sheriff continue to refuse to cooperate with ice. On the bright side, Homan points out, the locals are now finally agreeing to help control ICE watch agitators.

[Tom Homan]

Every chief I talked to, every one of them promised to respond to any public safety issue. When our officers out doing their sworn duty and people start crossing the line and they start impediment interference, every police chief has committed to doing their job and enforce public safety. We talked a lot of sheriffs throughout the nation. We have unprecedented cooperation. I've yet to talk to to a sheriff that said no. There's still more sheriffs we are in discussions with and talking to, but I have not worded her no. I think they want to do the right things for the communities too.

[Megyn Kelly]

Vice President J.D. vance yesterday on the Megyn Kelly show calling that cooperation essential.

When Homan says we're drawing 700 people down. Those are the people who were protecting the ICE officers as they went out and did deportations and immigration enforcement. Most of the people that we have in Minneapolis and they're not doing immigration enforcement. That's true. Even after the 700 drawdown, most of them are protecting the immigration officers from the mob that's forming around them. The reason why Minneapolis was so chaotic is because we had to have all these extra officers doing the job the local police wouldn't do. If the local police are willing to step up a little bit, I think that's a good thing, not a bad thing.

Democrat Governor of Minnesota Tim Walz still complaining, meanwhile responding to news of the drawdown on X Operation Metro surge is not making Minnesota safer. Today's announcement is a step in the right direction, but we need a faster and larger drawdown of forces. State led investigations into the killings of Alex Preddy and Renee Good and an end to this campaign of retribution. The White House yesterday announcing since the beginning of the surge, federal agents have arrested more than 4,000 criminal illegal aliens, including violent killers, rapists and gang members. Coming two major medical organizations announcing new guidance against performing surgeries on allegedly gender confused minors. Amid mounting pressure from the Trump administration and attempted Trump assassin Ryan Routh sentenced. One of the biggest problems in American healthcare right now is access. You usually can't get medication until you're already sick. 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The association previously opposing any efforts to restrict minors from accessing these surgeries. In a 2021 statement, they advocated for, quote, interventions based on the current evidence and that enable young people to explore and live the gender they choose. The ASPS is the leading professional body governing plastic surgery in the US Guidance from these medical organizations directly shapes insurance coverage as well as malpractice standards and whether surgeons are willing to perform the procedures at all. According to a 2023 study published by the American Medical association, between 2016 and 2020, at least 3,215 patients between the ages of 12 and 18 were underwent breast or chest procedures as part of a so called gender transition. One of the most common procedures, double mastectomies, often referred to blithely as top surgery, permanently removing otherwise healthy breast tissue from girls in order to create a more masculine appearance. In explaining its decision, ASPs citing major evidence reviews including a 2024 United Kingdom National Health Service review and a 2025 HHS report examining pediatric gender dysphoria research, the organization concluding quote these reviews have not resolved earlier uncertainties regarding treatment benefit. In some areas, they have contributed to a clearer understanding of potential harms while also highlighting limitations of the available evidence, including gaps in documenting long term physical, psychological and psychosocial outcomes. Just last week, in the first case of its kind to reach trial, Fox Varian, a 22 year old detransitioner awarded $2 million by a Westchester County, New York jury which found her psychologist and plastic surgeon liable for medical malpractice after pushing her into a double mastectomy at just 16 years old. More than two dozen similar lawsuits now await their day in court. These announcements following a wave of actions by the Trump administration aimed at eliminating permanent gender transition procedures for children. The hospital Children's Minnesota has a gender health program. It announced on Tuesday it plans to halt all hormone treatment for minors, including puberty blockers. In a statement, the hospital making clear its decision was a direct result of federal pressure. As one of the leading pediatric providers of gender affirming care in the region, we have recently experienced an increase in federal actions directed at health systems like ours that provide this care. Good. Thank you. President Trump in December. Secretary Kennedy unveiling sweeping proposals aimed at drastically reducing the number of sex, rejecting procedures including cutting federal funding to government health programs that pay for these treatments. Secretary Kennedy commending ASPs in a statement, quote, by taking this stand, they are helping protect future generations of American children from irreversible harm. Attempted Trump assassin Ryan Ruth sentenced yesterday to life in prison for plotting in 2024 to kill then candidate Trump at his West Palm beach golf course. The 59 year old convicted in September on five federal counts including attempted assassination of a major presidential candidate, assault of a federal law enforcement officer and multiple firearms offenses. U.S. district Judge Aileen Cannon imposing additional concurrent sentences of 84 months for the possession of a firearm during a violent crime, 240 months for assault on a federal officer, 18 months for possession of a firearm as a convicted felon and 60 months for possession of a firearm with an obliterated serial number. Ruth appearing in court yesterday wearing a tan prison uniform and shackles during his September verdict, Ruth attempted to stab himself in the neck with a pen as the jury's decision was read. Marshals removing him from the courtroom, binding him in shackles, then escorting him back for the remainder of the proceedings. Throughout the two week trial, Ruth choosing to represent himself ahead of sentencing, he was assigned court appointed defense attorney Martin Roth, who argued for leniency. Prosecutors countering that Ruth showed no remorse for his actions stalking Mr. Trump's Mar a Lago property for weeks, then plotting to gun him down during a golf outing. A Secret Service agent noticing the barrel of a gun poking through shrubs and opening fire, sending Ruth fleeing. He was apprehended a short time later. Judge Cannon, addressing Ruth directly, saying, quote, you plot to kill is deliberate and evil. Despite your feigned peacefulness, you demonstrated your intent to kill. You almost achieved your evil plan, ruth's attorney telling reporters after the hearing they plan to appeal the sentence.

[Ryan Ruth's Attorney]

I think Ryan is a remarkable person. I think he did things that most of us would never even think to do. So, for example, for him to go to Ukraine and volunteer to join the front lines and be a soldier to fight against the Russian invasion, how many people would do that? And what does that say about his character? I will be filing a notice of appeal in this case.

[Megyn Kelly]

And that'll do it for your AM Update, I'm Megyn Kelly. Join me back here for the MK show live on C SiriusXM's the Megyn Kelly Channel 111 at noon east on YouTube.com Megan Kelly and on all podcast platforms.

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