Welcome to the Megan Kelly show, your home for open, honest, and provocative conversations.

Hey, everyone out, Megan Kelly. Welcome to the Megan Kelly show, and I am smiling to start

this show not only because it's Friday, but because I just had a session with Stredwicks

new dog trainer, praise Jesus, we're doing something about this dog. I'll get back to

you on how it goes. I'm also smiling because I cannot tell you how many requests we have

gotten to hear from our guest today. My old pal, Denesh D'Souza, is making people upset

again. It's what he does best and he's always provocative, always thoughtful, and we always

have great discussions. I used to come on all the time, not just on the Kelly file, but

on America live before that and so on. Denesh loves to cover controversial topics without

fear. He doesn't mind stoking people's panty bunching. He also has a knack of creating

controversy for himself along the way. He's a best selling author, he's a filmmaker, and

his new documentary is called 2000 Mules. The film is airing in about 400 movie theaters

across the country. It's also available on Amazon, where it is currently ranked numero

uno in the movies and TV category. How about that? It has been subjected to a lot of

fact checks, which we will take a look at. Liberal media showing more interesting Denesh's

movie than say 100 Biden's laptop revelations in the 2020 election. So we'll get to all

of it.

Joining me now, Denesh D'Souza, director and writer of 2000 Mules and host of the Denesh

D'Souza podcast. And Nesh, so good to talk to you again.

How Megan feels like a bit of a reunion. It's been too long and I'm thrilled to be

on your show. I love that you're still doing the muck-raking that makes everyone so upset.

They can't stop you, Denesh. I mean, it's like no matter what they do to you, you just

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