What Got CUT From CBS' Netanyahu Interview, Plus Spencer Pratt's Secret Ingredient, with Michael Knowles | Ep. 1314

In this episode of The Megyn Kelly Show, host Megyn Kelly dissects the full, unedited 70-minute interview with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that was released by CBS after the network aired a heavily edited 12-minute segment on 60 Minutes. Kelly argues that CBS omitted key portions of the interview—such as Netanyahu's candid admission that he warned Trump about the risks and uncertainties of military action in Iran, and his acknowledgment that neither Israel nor the U.S. anticipated Iran’s ability to seize control of the Strait of Hormuz. She criticizes CBS for downplaying the role of Israel’s military actions and propaganda efforts, including the $900,000 influencer campaign known as Project Esther, which paid social media influencers up to $7,000 per post to promote pro-Israel narratives. Kelly also highlights the network’s apparent bias, pointing to CBS’s CEO Barry Weiss, who she claims has a strong pro-Israel agenda and has engaged in censorship of critical voices. The episode further examines the political fallout from the Iran war, including President Trump’s frustration with the ceasefire, the Republican redistricting wins in Virginia, and the surprising momentum of reality TV star Spencer Pratt’s mayoral campaign in Los Angeles. Kelly expresses skepticism about Pratt’s chances in a deeply blue city but praises his authenticity and anti-establishment appeal. The episode concludes with a scathing critique of a bizarre sexual harassment lawsuit against JPMorgan executive Lorna Hajdini, which Kelly and guest Michael Knowles dismiss as implausible and likely fabricated, citing absurd details like the use of Rohypnol and Viagra in a single encounter and the use of the term 'cannons' to describe breasts—terms Kelly asserts are not used by women.