Megyn Kelly is joined by the hosts of the RealClearPolitics podcast, Tom Bevan, Carl Cannon, and Andrew Walworth, to talk about what to expect from the vice presidential debate, whether there's a concerted effort to lower expectations for Gov. Tim Walz or if he's really nervous behind-the-scenes, how Sen. JD Vance will likely be ready to spar with Walz, alarming new lies that are emerging about Tim Walz, his bizarre connection to China, whether VPs matter in presidential elections, Kamala Harris' cringe interview with former NBA players on the "All The Smoke" podcast, how she continues to avoid the mainstream press, her awkward fixation on saying “I eat ‘no’ for breakfast,” the shifting Latino vote in America, and more. Then Joe Pags, host of "The Joe Pags Show, joins to discuss the new Trump ad about Kamala's support for sex change surgeries for prisoners and illegal immigrants, the placement of the ad during NFL games this weekend, Charlamagne tha God talking about how effective the ad was, and more.

Megyn Kelly begins the show by discussing the catastrophic devastation of Hurricane Helene all throughout the Southeast United States, the horrific damage and flooding in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and more, the muted response from the Biden-Harris administration, Kamala Harris attending a fancy fundraiser in LA Sunday night instead of getting to work, and more. Then Victor Davis Hanson, author of "The Case For Trump," joins to talk about the potential political fallout over the lack of federal response to the hurricane, Kamala Harris's recent photo op at the Southern border, her hypocrisy about the border wall, the truth about the criminals who have entered the country through illegal immigration, the bizarre rhetoric and communication style of Kamala Harris, if Harris is intellectually lazy for not preparing for this moment, her strange way of constantly saying "right?" while talking, MSNBC's Jen Psaki saying Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff is "reshaping masculinity" during her interview with him, Emhoff's history with his first wife, and more. Then the hosts of The Daily Wire's Crain & Company join to discuss the controversy surrounding WNBA players injuring rising star Caitlin Clark, the backlash faced by a woke reporter who dared to ask a question to a player about her hard foul on Clark, the attempt to make race and sexuality a part of the story, and more.