Megyn Kelly: "They Thought They’d Get Away with It… Until This Happened!"

Can star-studded events and high-dollar performances really buy public support? Megyn Kelly explores the spectacle surrounding Kamala Harris's recent campaign maneuvers, raising tough questions about the cost of celebrity endorsements in the political arena. From a staggering $5 million paid to Megan Thee Stallion to attract rally attendees, to Oprah Winfrey’s “town hall” that reportedly cost Harris another $1 million, Kelly argues that the line between Hollywood and Washington has never been blurrier. She digs into how these tactics aim to compensate for waning enthusiasm, but at what cost? As Kelly describes, this isn’t just another campaign—it’s a high-stakes show, and it’s redefining what modern politics looks like. But is this reliance on A-list attractions a strength or a signal of something else? Kelly’s take will have you rethinking where our political landscape might be headed and questioning just how far some are willing to go to create the illusion of support. Dive into the drama as Kelly exposes a side of politics few are willing to acknowledge.