Shocking Migrant Attack, Questions About California Cheating, and Iran Shoots Down American Helicopter, with Buckley Carlson | Ep. 1335

A 17-year-old high school athlete was accused of premeditated murder after fatally stabbing a rival runner in a rain-soaked tent, a case that exposes a national crisis in justice and accountability—where legal defenses are built on racialized narratives and proportionality is discarded in favor of political theater. Megyn Kelly and guest Buckley Carlson dissect the Carmelo Anthony trial not just as a legal matter, but as a symptom of a broader collapse in personal responsibility, where every misstep is blamed on systemic forces, from AI surveillance to government overreach. The episode escalates with the shocking downing of a U.S. Apache helicopter by Iran in the Strait of Hormuz—a confirmed act of war that President Trump declared on Truth Social, setting off a geopolitical firestorm. The hosts argue this is no accident: Netanyahu’s political survival hinges on war, while Trump’s depends on peace, creating a direct conflict of interest that threatens to drag the nation into a costly, inflation-fueled conflict. Meanwhile, the attempted beheading of a white Irish man by a Sudanese immigrant with UK leave has ignited fury over immigration policy and government inaction, especially after the justice minister urged calm instead of confronting the threat.