Shock Allegations Against Female Finance Exec, and LA's Own Socialist, with Adam Carolla, Plus Joseph Massey's Powerful New Poetry Book | Ep. 1307

In this episode of The Megyn Kelly Show, host Megyn Kelly dives into a series of high-profile controversies, beginning with a shocking lawsuit against Lorna Hajdini, a 37-year-old female executive at J.P. Morgan, accused of severe sexual harassment and assault by a male subordinate. Adam Carolla joins to dissect the allegations, questioning their credibility due to extreme specificity and potential fabrication, while also critiquing the broader cultural obsession with gendered power dynamics. Carolla argues that women are just as capable of abuse and corruption as men, challenging the notion that female leadership inherently brings moral superiority. The conversation shifts to criticism of modern advertising, particularly Miller Lite’s new campaign featuring gymnast Olivia Dunn, which Kelly and Carolla see as a refreshing return to classic beer marketing—focused on attractive women and male desire—versus the ideologically driven campaigns of brands like Bud Light. They also lambaste sex podcaster Alex Cooper’s advice to young women to sleep with men on the first date, calling it self-destructive and rooted in a culture of performative empowerment that leads to long-term emotional harm. The episode closes with a powerful tribute to poet Joseph Massey, whose new book, *Invisible Current*, is celebrated as a beacon of beauty and resilience in a world increasingly desensitized to violence and degradation. Massey’s work, born from personal cancellation and self-publishing triumph, is framed as a vital antidote to online cruelty and a call to reawaken the senses to the sacredness of ordinary life.