Megyn Breaks Down What a 2017 Police Report Reveals About Pete Hegseth and His Accuser

It has been 10 days since Donald Trump announced he would be nominating Army National Guard veteran and former Fox News host Pete Hegseth as his secretary of defense. The choice was the first of several surprising picks from the president-elect, and there has been some chatter on Capitol Hill about whether Hegseth will be able to make it through the Senate confirmation process.

One of the causes for concern is a sexual assault allegation against him dating back to 2017. Charges were never brought against Hegseth, but, on Wednesday, the police report detailing the full scope of the accusations was made public for the first time.

On Friday’s show, Megyn took a deep dive into the report to break down the accuser’s claims, what Hegseth told law enforcement at the time, why charges were not brought, and what it all means for the 44 year old’s chances of becoming the next defense secretary.

The Police Report

Megyn pores over the 2017 police report involving Hegseth and his accuser, the woman’s version of events, Hegseths’s side of the story, how the accuser’s husband factored into the case, and more. 

The Accuser

Megyn takes a closer look at the woman who accused Hegseth of sexual assault, the holes in her story, what doesn’t add up about her claims, and more.

The Lack of Charges

Megyn explains why she believes Hegseth was never charged with sexual assault, the key elements of the case law enforcement likely took into consideration, what it means for his nomination, and more.

You can check out Megyn’s full analysis by tuning in to episode 951 on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you like to listen. And don’t forget that you can catch The Megyn Kelly Show live on SiriusXM’s Triumph (channel 111) weekdays from 12pm to 2pm ET.