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Greg Kelly Reports | July 9, 2026 - The episode opens by revisiting the collapse of Graham Plattner’s Senate bid, but shifts into a broader warning that one untested media allegation can now destroy a candidacy without due process, courtroom scrutiny, or any real chance to rebut the charge. - A major focus is the accuser’s CNN interview, with the show arguing that the story is inconsistent, weakly...

Greg Kelly Reports | July 8, 2026 - The episode opens with renewed U.S. strikes on Iran after attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, framing the response as a controlled military campaign to punish Tehran, protect commercial traffic, and keep the regime from regaining leverage. - A major focus is President Trump’s NATO trip in Turkey, where he argues that Iran will never get a nuclear weapon...

Greg Kelly Reports | July 7, 2026 - The episode opens with fresh U.S. strikes on Iran after attacks on commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, arguing the response is forceful but controlled and aimed at reestablishing deterrence, not starting a wider war. - A major focus is the Democratic effort to push Graham Platner out of the Maine Senate race, with the show arguing party elites and media...

Greg Kelly Reports | July 6, 2026 - The episode opens with the death of Pennsylvania state trooper Michael Pahira, blaming blue-state immigration policies after an illegal immigrant from Haiti with a Massachusetts-issued license allegedly caused the fatal crash during a traffic stop. - A major focus is the Democratic Party’s effort to push Graham Platner off the ballot, with the show arguing party...

Greg Kelly Reports | July 1, 2026 - The episode opens by arguing that the Democratic Socialists of America are politically beatable on the merits, but only if establishment Democrats stop appeasing them and start confronting the movement’s anti-American, anti-capitalist core. - A major theme is that anti-Semitism now drives much of the activist left, with the show pointing to New York primaries an...

Greg Kelly Reports | June 30, 2026 - The episode opens with frustration over the Supreme Court, arguing that conservative justices are unreliable on major constitutional fights and that Congress has become too weak, shallow, and media-driven to do the hard work of fixing core national problems. - A major focus is birthright citizenship, with the show contending that the 14th Amendment is being mis...

Greg Kelly Reports | June 29, 2026 - The episode opens with a Fourth of July mood and a broader America 250 celebration, framing the country’s founding principles and the Constitution as central to the political fights now playing out over executive power, courts, and national identity. - A major focus is the Supreme Court’s latest rulings, with the show praising the Court for reaffirming presiden...

Greg Kelly Reports | June 26, 2026 - The episode opens with America 250 momentum building fast, framing the upcoming Fourth of July celebration as a patriotic turning point while warning that the real threat to the country now comes from internal cultural and political decay, not foreign enemies. - A major focus is the contrast between capitalism and communism, with the show using Ronald Reagan, t...

Greg Kelly Reports | June 25, 2026 - The episode opens on the America 250 buildup, arguing that patriotic energy is finally catching on as the national celebration expands in Washington and more Americans start leaning into the country’s 250th birthday. - A major focus is falling gas and oil prices, with the show presenting the post-Iran drop as proof that Trump’s foreign-policy gamble is easing p...

Greg Kelly Reports | June 24, 2026 - The episode opens with President Trump launching the America 250 celebration in Washington, framing it as a patriotic reset built around restored monuments, rebuilt public spaces, military pride, and a renewed push for national confidence. - A major focus is Trump’s Capitol Hill push for the SAVE Act, with the show stressing that voter ID and proof-of-citizensh...

Greg Kelly Reports | June 23, 2026 - The episode opens by warning that low-turnout summer primaries are helping push more unstable, inexperienced, and openly socialist candidates into Congress, with New York again becoming the clearest example. - A major theme is the decline of political leadership, contrasting earlier figures like John F. Kennedy with today’s field of attention-seeking, social me...

Greg Kelly Reports | June 22, 2026 - The episode opens with cautious optimism on the Iran talks, arguing that Vice President J.D. Vance and the Trump team have already secured major gains by crippling Iran’s nuclear capability, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and pushing toward a broader regional ceasefire. - A key theme is Trump’s negotiating style, with the show contrasting the current approach...

Greg Kelly Reports | June 19, 2026 - The episode opens with a full-throated defense of President Trump’s brand-new Air Force One, arguing the upgraded jet is overdue, strategically necessary, and unfairly attacked by critics fixated on Qatar instead of America’s actual military relationship there. - A major focus is Barack Obama’s new presidential center in Chicago, with the show portraying the pr...

Greg Kelly Reports | June 18, 2026 - The episode opens by trashing Juneteenth as a politically manufactured holiday, arguing that most Americans do not know what it commemorates and that the day now brings confusion, civic disorder, and violence instead of unity. - New York’s Knicks championship celebration becomes a symbol of urban breakdown, with the show highlighting riots, vandalized police ca...

Greg Kelly Reports | June 17, 2026 - The episode argues President Trump’s Iran memorandum of understanding is a smart, pragmatic move, saying the goal is not a perfect deal but an end to the conflict, lower oil prices, stronger markets, and a political reset before the midterms. - A major theme is trust in Trump’s instincts under pressure, with the show revisiting his political comebacks, military...

Greg Kelly Reports | June 16, 2026 - The episode opens with sharp criticism of progressive cultural politics, arguing that Democratic opposition to Trump is tied to a broader defense of radical gender ideology, the sexualization of children, and values the show presents as fundamentally anti-American. - A major focus is the pending Iran memorandum of understanding, with the show defending a short,...

Greg Kelly Reports | June 15, 2026 - The episode opens with a firsthand account of the UFC event at the White House, framing it as a major cultural and political spectacle that blends combat sports, patriotism, celebrity, and President Trump’s personal connection to the sport. - A central theme is Trump’s international leverage, with the show highlighting his rapid trip from the White House to the...

Greg Kelly Reports | June 12, 2026 - The episode centers on the UFC’s unprecedented White House event, framing it as a major cultural moment that blends sports, politics, patriotism, and spectacle on President Trump’s birthday. - Elon Musk’s rise to trillionaire status becomes a second major theme, with the show highlighting the SpaceX IPO, the scale of Musk’s wealth, and his broader role in resha...

Greg Kelly Reports | June 11, 2026 - The episode opens with a sharp update on the Iran conflict, framing new U.S. strikes, a sustained naval blockade, and Trump’s pause order as signs that Tehran is being forced toward a final agreement that blocks any future nuclear weapons program. - The Knicks’ dramatic comeback over San Antonio becomes a broader commentary on urban disorder, with the show high...

Greg Kelly Reports | June 10, 2026 - The episode opens with breaking coverage of U.S. strikes on Iranian targets, framing the response as a limited but forceful move tied to Iran’s aggression and to fast-moving negotiations that could still produce a near-term deal. - Graham Platner’s Maine Senate campaign is portrayed as a political scandal in plain sight, with the show hammering his Nazi tattoo,...

Greg Kelly Reports | June 9, 2026 - The episode opens on primary results in South Carolina and Maine, spotlighting Pamela Evette’s Trump-backed runoff bid and Graham Platner’s rise in Maine as a sign of how far Democrats are willing to go with a deeply compromised candidate. - The show argues that Platner’s military backstory and PTSD claims are being used as political cover, while his Nazi tattoo...

Greg Kelly Reports | June 8, 2026 - The episode opens with Donald Trump attending the Knicks game at Madison Square Garden, using the appearance to contrast his cultural visibility with a hostile New York media environment and broader anti-Trump sentiment. - Jill Biden’s new book is framed as both a commercial flop and a revealing look at long-running bitterness toward her first husband, with the...

Greg Kelly Reports | June 5, 2026 - The episode opens with alarms over a leak on the International Space Station, framing the aging station as a growing safety risk for astronauts and a reminder of why America needs to push harder toward the moon and beyond. - A strong May jobs report is highlighted as a major economic win, with the show arguing that better-than-expected job growth under Trump wou...

Greg Kelly Reports | June 3, 2026 - The episode argues that the 2026 midterms are far more competitive than the media wants conservatives to believe, with new polling framed as proof that voters are not buying the nonstop anti-Trump narrative. - California is cast as a surprising bright spot, with Steve Hilton and Spencer Pratt held up as evidence that common-sense outsider campaigns can gain real...

Greg Kelly Reports | June 2, 2026 - The episode opens on California’s election chaos, casting Spencer Pratt and Steve Hilton as the last real shots to disrupt a long-decaying Democratic machine that keeps cycling failed insiders back into power. - The murder of Henry Nowak in the U.K. is held up as a sickening example of institutional rot, with police accused of believing a racial accusation on si...