Olivia DeMattio was the media's "Subject Zero" over last winter's frenzy over a spate of drone sightings in New Jersey. DeMattio is an entrepreneur and car dealer who caught the local and the national news attention in December. DeMattio takes Greg inside the fervor around the drones, what she saw, and what she thinks was behind the statewide sightings.

Greg Kelly is pleased to be sponsored by Cousin T's Pancakes. The company is owned by commentator and social media star Terrence K. Williams, and Greg proudly welcomes 'The Pancakes that Can't be Canceled' to his show! Learn more here: Cousin T's (cousints.com)

Pardoned January 6 defendant Christopher Kuehne speaks out with his story in this exclusive conversation. The military veteran and arms dealer discusses his decision to go to the Capitol from his home state for the January 6 protests, and what his intentions were upon entering the Capitol on that fateful day. This is part one of a two-part conversation. The second part, coming soon, will pick up after Kuehne's arrest. 

Greg Kelly is pleased to be back with his podcast and welcoming new sponsor Cousin T's Pancakes. The company is owned by commentator and social media star Terrence K. Williams, and Greg proudly welcomes 'The Pancakes that Can't be Canceled' to his show! 

Celebrity interviewer and author Glenn Plaskin joins Greg for a light-hearted conversation. The pair discuss some of Plaskin's favorite interviews--many of which turned into life-long friendships with his subjects. His goal, he says, was to get to know the people he sat across from--not trap them with "gotcha" journalism.

Plaskin is also known for his in-depth interview with Former President Donald Trump for Playboy magazine. The pair sat in conversation for 12 hours over several weeks. The result was an article that is still referenced to this day. 

Activist and writer Nick Bryant is Greg Kelly's guest today. Bryant published Jeffrey Epstein's notorious "Black book" in 2015 and has dedicated much of his career to investigating human trafficking.

In his latest effort, Bryant focuses his investigative journalism lens on the Watergate scandal. "You can't read other books on Watergate, you have to study them," Bryant tells Kelly. He endeavored to change that with his book, which distills the events down into a consumable and understandable narrative. Kelly calls it the "most readable" version of events ever published. That book, The Truth About Watergate: A Tale of Extraordinary Lies & Liars, is out now.

This feature-length conversation covers everything from Bryant's investigation into Jeffrey Epstein to the truth about All The President's Men authors Woodward and Bernstein. The latter was uncovered during Bryant's 18 years of research for his 2024 book. Plus, Kelly gets his guest to define human trafficking, and discuss other instances of it in American politics, including the little-discussed case of former House Speaker Dennis Hastert.

Retired urologist Dr. Barry Zisholtz is Greg's guest today. He joins to discuss his decision to enter the race for Georgia House of Representatives District 86. Dr. Z, as he prefers to be known, is a first-time political candidate running unopposed as a Republican in a very blue district.

Greg Kelly and Dr. Z discuss the candidate's longshot odds, and the decision to enter the race after retiring from his career while in his 60's. This is a compelling look at what causes local residents to suddenly vye for the opportunity to serve their community, state, and country in Washington.

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William C. Dear has a theory: O.J. Simpson didn't do it. And he thinks he can prove it. In this shocking interview, conducted after the death of Orenthal James Simpson, Dear discusses with Greg Kelly the subject he's written two books about. The author details why and how, he says, Simpson martyred himself to save his son a lifetime in prison. Now that Simpson is dead, Dear hopes the public will look at the "trial of the century" in a new light. 

Micki Witthoeft, mother of slain January 6 Protester Ashli Babbitt, joins Greg Kelly in an emotional conversation. Witthoeft has continued to carry the torch for her daughter, a Navy veteran shot to death by a Capitol Police officer during the unrest inside the building on January 6, 2021.

Not only is Micki Witthoeft after justice for her daughter, but all those convicted of crimes for their participation in January 6th. She leads a daily vigil outside the DC prison in an effort to bring attention to what she, and other conservatives, consider an injustice done to those expressing their First Amendment rights.

Steely and at times emotional, Micki recounts her daughter's life with equal parts pride for the way Ashli lived, anger at politicians, and the grief no parent should ever have to know. Visit 4ashli.com to learn more about Micki Witthoeft's efforts related to her daughter and other January 6 protesters. 

Legendary political consultant Roger Stone joins Greg Kelly. In this detailed conversation, the pair draw parallels between President Trump's journey post-presidency to that of the late Richard Nixon, for whom Stone worked in the early days of his career.

Stone discusses facts about Watergate the public may not know. He also dishes on whether or not he has a current role in the effort to elect President Trump as the 47th Commander-in-Chief. Plus, Greg Kelly takes some time to point out how the mainstream media continues to lie about Donald Trump. 

Noted attorney Harvey Silverglate joins Greg Kelly in a winding and fascinating conversation. Silverglate is representing John Eastman, the man accused of providing President Trump with illegal advice regarding challenging the outcome of the 2020 election in Georgia.

But this conversation also touches on Silverglate's career and notable clients such as convicted murderer Jeffrey MacDonald, his own personal and legal philosophy, and why robust debate is a lost artform in modern-day polarized America. That two men like Kelly and the classically liberal Silverglate can sit down and have a nuanced conversation about freedom and civil liberty is a very rare thing, and something the pair also discuss. 

The conversation ends with a discussion of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, the blanket label for a gambit of social reforms hitting college campuses across the country. Silverglate says these so-called DEI initiatives are turning off scholars on both the left and the right for their hampering of academic freedom.

Greg Kelly chats with radio superstar Mark Simone about everything from Trump to Sinatra on today's episode. 

Simone returns to the podcast and discusses how he got bit by the radio bug, and what he learned from Frank Sinatra himself. Plus, he and Kelly dive into the current state of republican politics and President Joe Biden's obvious mental and physical decline.

Despite the wide-ranging topics, it's a very lighthearted can't-miss conversation full of laughs between two friends.