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Hey everyone, I'm Megan Kelly. Welcome to the Megan Kelly Show. Happy Monday. Hope you

had a great weekend. It's like a monsoon here in the Northeast. It's just never going

to be sunny again. That's how it feels, but we're feeling sunshine in our hearts because

it is our sunny eights is 14th birthday. You know how that is, right? Mom's and dads

when your kid hits a birthday and you think back, my God, what was I doing 14 years ago?

Right? I was both he and I were feeling a lot worse than we do today. I can guarantee

you that. But you know, those are the most magical things and especially when it's your

eldest, right? Like you, that's the moment. Like you just will never, ever forget that

feeling every minute of that morning. It was so long ago 14 years. He was born in

09. We didn't, I didn't even have like an iPhone yet. We were taking video off of like

a camcorder when we went to the New York City Hospital and the early morning. It was

like 5 a.m. on my way. So enormous, right? Remember that too. And you're like so incredibly

juicy at the end. You feel like violet, but regard where they they pluck you with a pin.

You would just explode anywhere. I don't miss that piece of it, but I don't know. It's

just an occasion to stop and think about how much your kids mean to you and the passage

of time and have you made the most of those 14 years and what your plan to make, make

the most of the next four, five that he's with us before he goes off to college. Although

I've told my kids many times I don't want them to go to college. I'm trying to infantilize

them. I don't want independence. And I really don't want them to think they can do anything

without mommy. So it's, I'll talk to Dr. Laura about it later. All right. A lot happened

over the weekend. My God. Have you seen the, the Menendez story, Senator Menendez? I mean,

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