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Megyn Kelly just made her biggest splash in months by kicking off her first ever nationwide stage tour Megyn Kelly Live, with shows sweeping across Texas and massive anticipation nationwide. She hit Sugar Land’s Smart Financial Centre October 23 with Donald Trump Jr. and Jesse Kelly on stage, then moved to San Antonio’s Majestic Theatre October 24, joined by firebrands like Glenn Greenwald and Emily Jashinsky—the lineup for this live juggernaut across America includes Tucker Carlson, Ben Shapiro, Adam Carolla, Piers Morgan, and even Charlie Sheen. SiriusXM and Yrefy.com are producing, and Kelly herself keeps hyping her “no BS, no agenda, and no fear” promise for audiences itching for frank takes and behind-the-scenes political color. VIPs are shelling out for cocktails, photo ops, and the coveted meet and greet, turning these stops into must-attend media moments.

On stage, Kelly has been bluntly dissecting President Trump’s second term, the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, the deepening GOP tribal wars, and the crisis of what she calls “debilitating TDS”—Trump Derangement Syndrome—on the American left. Her admiration for Trump’s legacy, especially his White House renovation plans, has drawn buzz, especially when she mocked Karine Jean-Pierre’s outrage over the new privately funded White House ballroom. There, Kelly sided with Trump, saying any president would want a bigger room to host world leaders and that taxpayers should celebrate saving millions. Stu Burguiere from BlazeTV agreed with the symbolism, calling it a “golden age” strategy projecting national power and optimism.

Online, the Megyn Kelly Show keeps a steady drumbeat, where she just ripped former White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre for what Kelly called “lies” about Biden’s decline and for trying to spin her new book—accusing Jean-Pierre of both betraying Democrats and fumbling facts about her inside-the-room view of a “broken White House.” Kelly’s takedowns have also targeted prominent left personalities including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for comments about masculinity, Van Jones for spin after Charlie Kirk’s murder, and Jen Psaki for her podcast barbs at JD and Usha Vance. She’s even tackled topics like Israeli hostages released via the Trump peace plan, campus events honoring Kirk, and mainstream media’s alleged demise.

On social media, clips of Kelly’s onstage and online broadsides are circulating across Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, with fans hyping up her tour stops and her headline-making segments on everything from violent protest rhetoric to book tour blunders. Her reflections on the five-year anniversary of the Megyn Kelly Show and her stories from dinner with Marlo Thomas have reminded audiences of her ability to shift from tough politics to personal insight. Headlines this week call her “relentless” and announce the tour as “Megyn Kelly Unleashed: Live and Unfiltered.” No credible rumors of new business ventures or personal scandal have broken; the story now is her public resurgence, relentless critique of the left, and high-profile embrace of the populist right’s star power. Speculation about future business moves or media deals remains just that—no proof, but insiders see the tour’s sellout crowds as proof Megyn Kelly’s influence is not just intact, but surging.

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