Bombshell New Guthrie Reporting on Nest Photos, Leftists Melt Down Over White Men and USA Hockey

Megyn Kelly and Andrew Klavan characterize the political left's reaction to the USA Men's Hockey team's White House visit as 'absolutely disgusting' and a 'meltdown'. They attribute this to a broader anti-patriotism and an inability to celebrate achievements by 'white young men', perceiving it as a systemic issue where the left is 'powered by forces that don't want this country to exist'.

Host and guest commentary, playing audio clips of critical social media reactions (e.g., 'licking boots', 'small pee-pees', 'hope your mother hates you').

Kelly argues that there isn't equal public interest in men's versus women's sports, citing biological differences like male prowess, athleticism, and testosterone. She contrasts this with industries like news or acting, where female stars achieve equal recognition based on merit, suggesting sports is a unique domain where physical differences lead to different viewership preferences.

Kelly's direct statements: 'do we have to pretend that there's equal interest in men's sports versus women's?' and 'sports in general is generally going to favor the men and viewers generally prefer watching men play sports for the reasons I stated at the top.'

The episode contrasts skier Eileen Gu, an American-born athlete who competed for China and is described as self-aggrandizing and a 'sellout', with USA Men's Hockey player Jack Hughes, who displayed humility and patriotism after winning gold. This comparison is used to highlight a perceived difference in values, with Gu representing a 'wonder of me' attitude and Hughes embodying team-oriented American sportsmanship.

Clips of Eileen Gu saying 'I would be obsessed with me today' (36:09) contrasted with Jack Hughes crediting his goalie and team (37:56). Media headlines celebrating Gu's 'all-American choice to ski for China' (34:53).

Multiple news outlets reported that two Nest camera images of the masked intruder on Nancy Guthrie's porch were taken on different days, not just the night of her abduction. One image shows the suspect without a backpack and a darker sky, while the other shows him with a backpack and a lighter sky. This suggests the suspect conducted prior reconnaissance.

Megyn Kelly citing reports from multiple outlets (ABC, Fox, NewsNation) and the Pima County Sheriff's denial of official confirmation, while acknowledging the visual discrepancies discussed on the show for weeks.

Savannah Guthrie's latest Instagram plea included the detail that her mother, Nancy, was 'taken in the dark of night from her bed.' This is new information, as law enforcement had previously retracted or not confirmed this detail, and it rules out scenarios where Nancy might have answered the door.

Savannah Guthrie's direct quote from her Instagram video: 'It's day 24 since our mom was taken in the dark of night from her bed.'

The Guthrie family is now offering a direct reward of up to $1 million for information leading to Nancy's recovery, separate from the FBI's $100,000 reward. This move, coordinated with investigators, comes as the family expresses dwindling hope for her safe return, acknowledging she 'may already be gone'.

Savannah Guthrie's Instagram video announcing: 'we are offering a family reward of up to $1 million for any information that leads us to her recovery.'

DNA samples recovered from inside Nancy Guthrie's home primarily matched individuals with a legitimate reason to be there. The one unknown sample yielded only a partial profile, insufficient for matching against the FBI's CODIS database, effectively leading to a 'dead end' for this promising lead.

Fox News reporting: 'The DNA samples recovered from inside of Nancy Guthrie's home mainly came back to people who had a reason to be there... one unknown sample yielded only a partial profile that could not be checked against the FBI's CODIS database.'

A law enforcement source revealed that the pattern of blood droplets found inside Nancy Guthrie's house matches the vertical, 90-degree drop pattern found outside her front door. This suggests she was likely carried over the perpetrator's shoulder while bleeding, rather than there being signs of a struggle or smearing.

Ashley Banfield's reporting: 'the pattern of that blood inside the house matches the pattern outside the house... those pattern droplets... are as vertical. They're they're they're they fall straight up and down 90°. And there's no smears. There's no stepping in it. There's no struggle.'