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Megyn Kelly's changing commentary gets a Mark Thompson replay

Kim McCallister and Albert join Thompson to compare Kelly's past remarks with her responses to Russell Brand and the election results.

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1:03Archival clips contrast Kelly's 2023 response to allegations against Brand with her defense of him in 2026.
3:33Thompson argues that Kelly's changed position reflects ideological opportunism.
5:11Kelly's post-election commentary describes Trump's domestic agenda as hobbled.
7:07Thompson contrasts that assessment with Kelly's earlier endorsements of Trump.

Clips labeled 2023 and 2026 do much of the work in The Mark Thompson Show's most-watched new upload. Thompson, Kim McCallister and Albert "The Commish" compare Megyn Kelly's earlier insistence on taking women's accounts seriously with her later defense of Russell Brand. Thompson argues that the contrast reveals a willingness to change positions for her audience.

The segment then turns to Donald Trump. Kelly's assessment that the election results have hobbled his domestic agenda is played against her earlier endorsements. It is a commentary segment about consistency, with Thompson using Kelly's own broadcasts to make his case. The upload drew about 86,000 views, the largest audience among the week's new videos.

Across fifteen uploads, the show moved between media criticism and the practical consequences of the midterms. A longer episode examined Attorney General Todd Blanche's understanding of his role and the Justice Department's relationship with the White House. Another brought legal analyst David Katz into a discussion of Supreme Court retirements and post-election legal questions.

The freshest momentum belongs to the Hegseth impeachment episode featuring David Cay Johnston and Trita Parsi. It is currently attracting views faster than either the Kelly segment or the separate Todd Blanche commentary, keeping congressional accountability at the center of the show's viewing.

The channel added roughly 695,000 views and gained subscribers over the week, although its daily viewing is currently below its usual level. Nearby political-commentary channels Jay Black and The Mark Dolan Show had substantially larger viewing weeks; Thompson's weekly total was closer to Michael Heaver's.