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Hey everyone, I'm Megan Kelly. Welcome to the Megan Kelly Show. Today on the program,

George Floyd, and the trial of former officer Derek Shovon. It's underway. It's been

really fascinating to watch, and it is emotionally charged. Be careful where you get your information

on this case, because you won't be surprised to hear that the mainstream press is already

treating this matter as something only certain things can be said, right? Like you can only

talk about it in a certain way, and you can't raise certain defenses, and that's just BS.

Shovon is not going to win cop of the year in anybody's estimation. The question here is

whether he committed murder or manslaughter, and he very well may have done that, and we're

going to get into all of it. But he's entitled to the presumption of innocence, just like any

other defendant is, and we have to be able to talk about the defense, and so we're going

to do exactly that, and we'll go over what we've learned so far. I'm excited today,

because we have two of my very favorite lawyers and legal commentators rejoining me. These

guys have been doing legal segments with me for, I don't know, like 15 years now. We've

got Arthur Idaala and Mark Aglar, who used to come on, we used to call it Kelly's Court,

and then just did the Kelly file with me forever. Anyway, they're great. They're super smart.

They're both former prosecutors, now defense attorneys, and legit. I mean, trialers in

the truest sense of the word involving, you know, representation in some of the biggest

cases you've ever heard of. Arthur just got done representing Harvey Weinstein, which I

definitely get to give him a little jazz about. That one didn't go his way, which I'm

happy about in an event. We're going to get into all of it with them, and then we're going

to be joined by a guy named Michael Belzky, who represented one of the Baltimore's six,

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