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

Today, Trump has COVID and the media is melting down.

So what does it mean for this race less than a month out from Election Day?

Joining us today voices from the right and the left and a very well-sourced White House recorder with the inside scoop.

Hey everyone, it's Megan Kelly. Welcome to the Megan Kelly Show. So Trump has COVID. His doctor lied.

So did the media. Just another day in America.

I've got a lot of thoughts on what's been happening now with Trump's diagnosis and the first ladies along with about 40,000 others in and around the president.

But my number one takeaway is we would all be better served if we could trust that doctor. Trump's got to get somebody out there who doesn't engage in puffery or real estate sales by trying to change the information we're getting and just lays it on the line.

The guy had a high fever. He had some oxygen. He's doing much better. Great. We got it. COVID's not pleasant. But so far, it doesn't seem that awful.

Why can't they just be straight? That's fine. That serves the president and it serves us. But of course the media did what the media does and went full on conspiratorial on us. And of course we can't trust them either.

So hopefully that's where we come in as we're going to try to give it to you straight. We've got voices. As I said from the left and the right today, we've got Nomeki Const. She's a she's a lefty. She used to come in the Kelly file all the time. She's good.

Although she did something a little controversial, which we're going to get into.

We've got Olivia Newsy. She's from New York magazine. She's also from the left. And I think you're going to find what she has to say about the media covering this story.

Pretty provocative. And we got Dana Lash, one of my personal favorites. She's a nationally syndicated radio host. And she is rare and ago on the Democrats attempt to push back the Amy Coney Barrett hearings.

Because they say this cannot possibly go forward given the the COVID outbreak we've seen on Capitol Hill. She's got some thoughts. So all that going on today. But first before we get to it, I want to talk to you about palm industries.

Now do you carry pepper spray with you? You might consider it because it's discreet. It's, you know, some people don't feel comfortable carrying a firearm here in New York. You're not allowed to.

So pepper spray is kind of all we have. So it has a nice sleek design. I'm looking at one right now. It's like the size of your middle finger, which is kind of appropriate given what you use pepper spray for.

It's sleek. It's pretty. And it's something you could plop in your person. You wouldn't even know it was there in like the inside small pocket or guys in your pants pocket.

And they say this is the face of self defense in America and that it really shouldn't be daunting right you should be able to use it easily quickly without having to worry about like accident or misfire or leakage, which, you know, you go into grab it while you're in the whole foods or the grocery store.

And the last thing you want is to like accidentally get yourself in the eye.

You don't have to worry about that with this. It has no harmful side effects. It's got a fast acting powerful burst of spray maximum distance of up to 12 feet and 12 seconds of continuous spray.

It's very practical. Carry size. Most compact is half at half an ounce personal carrying unit available. You can get it in a clip for a key ring or for a snap. And it's got over 30 design color combinations.

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