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. We've got a lot to get

to today and I'm excited to do it. In just a bit, I'm going to be joined by Kyle Warner.

He's a 29-year-old professional mountain bike racer who says he's been struggling for six

months with adverse side effects from getting a second dose of the COVID vaccine.

He's going to detail his experience. And then Ali Best stuck, he stuck he is here with us.

We're excited to talk about Sam Fran's mayor, London breed doing a full 180 on her push to defund

the police. Guess how that worked out? Yeah, you know the answer. But we begin with Andrew Branca.

He is an attorney. He's the founder of law of self-defense and he works to help armed

law abiding citizens make better and informed decisions. He's been following, remember him from the

Kyle written house trial. Now he's been following the trial of former Minnesota police officer Kim Potter

and is here to detail the latest on that. Andrew, you got written house right predicted accurately how it

would turn out because you unlike most followed the facts and know the law. How's it going in the case of Kim Potter?

Well, it's been a tough prosecution for the state and they had a very, very, very bad morning this morning.

The defense finally got to present their case. The state rested first thing this morning.

The defense first witness was their use of force expert and this guy was a monster on the witness stand

for the defense, especially compared to the relatively ineffectual use of force expert to state presented

yesterday. Now just to remind our audience, Kim Potter is the police officer in Minnesota who not long after George Floyd's

death took out her what she thought was her taser, yell taser taser taser and shot Dante right killing him.

In fact, she had pulled out her firearm and it was an obvious mistake. No one's claiming really that it was

rather than a mistake. It's just that the prosecution run by Keith Ellison, the AG of Minnesota is trying to criminalize that mistake.

I've been following your coverage because it's always amazing. The years that a couple of points I wrote down,

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