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

Hey everyone, I'm Megan Kelly. Welcome to the Megan Kelly show. Did you see the cover

of the New York Post yesterday if you did? Do you need to? Toddler and Tiara in reference

to Megan Markle. We're going to speak with the author of that barn burner of an article

later this show while Nelson Mandela's family is responding to Markle's comments this

week. Also a little fact check by yours truly on her latest round of lies. But we begin

today with an exclusive interview with someone whose work you definitely know. Richie McGinnis

was a video producer for the Daily Color and his job brought him to the front lines of

some of the most impactful moments in recent American history. The stories that others

would ignore. The reporters who wanted to stand on the outskirts of say the BLM protests

and tell you that they were mostly peaceful. Richie was in the middle of them and is

one of the reasons we know they were not that they were not mostly peaceful that they

were violent that people died people got hurt and so on. This is a guy who as the very

best journalists will do runs toward the danger so that you can know what's actually going

on and as a result he's found himself especially his past couple years in the midst of some

of the biggest news stories in the country. The riots that we saw I mentioned from the

summer of 2020. He was also there right in the mix on January 6th and he was smeared by

the New York Times. We'll get to that. But it was one night in Kenosha Wisconsin that

turned Richie McGinnis from a journalistic observer to part of the story as he became involved

in the Kyle written house saga and then a witness in the trial that captured the attention

of the nation. For the first time since taking the witness stand Richie McGinnis is now

speaking out. This is his first on camera interview. Richie, how you doing? I'm doing

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