Post-Verdict Polls, and How "Apprentice" Made Trump a Megastar, with Gidley, Pakman, and Setoodeh

Megyn Kelly is joined by political commentators Hogan Gidley and David Pakman to discuss the 80th anniversary of D-Day, teenagers who put their lives on the line for our country, how wars brought America together in the past, the change in the definition of "bravery," illegal immigration under Trump and Biden, the political implications of immigration in 2024, inflation as a campaign issue, whether the Trump guilty verdict will help or hurt him, what the polls are showing so far, details of the Hunter Biden laptop scandal, what issues are going to bring people to the ballot box, and more. Then Ramin Setoodeh, author of "Apprentice in Wonderland," joins to discuss the impact NBC's hit show “The Apprentice" had on Trump’s career and cultural relevance, how his notable catch phrase "You're Fired" came to be, behind-the-scenes details of the show, how the program helped lead him to become president, the real reason Trump decided to bring Omarosa to the White House, how Trump thrives on chaos, Trump's legacy in media, entertainment, and politics, and more. And Megyn concludes the show by paying tribute to those in uniform who served on D-Day, the emotional moment from one service member, how Hillary Clinton had to go political on the occasion, and more.