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Megyn Kelly has been at the center of major media headlines and public discourse over the past several days, cementing her status as a powerhouse in conservative commentary and broadcast. The most prominent news comes from the expansion of her media empire: according to an announcement on The Megyn Kelly Show, her partnership with SiriusXM is broadening significantly, with her channel—now officially dubbed “The Megyn Kelly Channel”—launching dedicated, all-day programming starting November 3, 2025. The move signals not just a rebrand but a major platform upgrade, promising new voices and more unfiltered content in line with her “no BS, no agenda, no fear” mantra. This development is perhaps the most biographically significant, marking a clear step toward building a 24/7 media presence that could rival traditional cable news networks.
On the newsmaker front, Kelly has led the conversation on two of the week’s biggest stories: the Middle East and the culture wars. She hosted extensive interviews about former President Trump’s role in brokering what’s being called a “massive Middle East deal” between Israel and Hamas, with guests including Buck Sexton and Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong. Kelly didn’t just cover the breaking news; she framed it as a legacy-defining moment for Trump’s dealmaking skills and as a turning point in Middle East geopolitics. The emotional side of the story was amplified when Kelly recounted the release of Israeli hostages, delivering what her YouTube channel bills as “emotional and incredible stories” that resonated with her audience.
But Kelly isn’t just in the breaking news game—she’s also doubling down on her brand of sharp, personal, and often combative commentary. She devoted a significant segment of her show to a fiery critique of CNN’s Van Jones over his remarks about the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Kelly accused Jones of smearing Kirk and called for him to apologize, a move that reinforces her reputation as a defender of the right and a media provocateur unafraid of calling out perceived bias. Reactions to her stance are predictably polarized, but there’s no doubt it dominated conservative chatter.
Meanwhile, on the live events circuit, Kelly’s upcoming “Megyn Kelly Live” tour dates are generating buzz, especially her stops with Donald Trump Jr. and Glenn Beck. Young America’s Foundation is running a ticket giveaway, and the tour is being marketed as a must-see for conservative audiences—a reminder that Kelly’s influence extends far beyond the studio.
Social media and her own website remain active fronts, with Kelly reacting to everything from entertainment gossip—like discussing the pressures on Cheryl Hines as the wife of RFK Jr.—to the latest media scandals. While rumors and speculation always swirl around high-profile figures like Kelly, the most concrete and potentially lasting news this week is her SiriusXM channel expansion. It’s a move that not only cements her independence but could redefine her career trajectory in the years ahead.
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