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, more COVID hypocrisy over

the weekend as 500 of the biggest celebrities crammed inside a small tent. But that's

outside. It's outside. For the Emmy Awards in Los Angeles, while thousands of LA county

students K through 12 are forced to wear face masks all day at school irrespective of vaccination

status. We're going to dive into that and the ongoing crisis at the border among many

other things. And I'm very excited to be joined for the first time today by a political commentator

and host of the show informed descent. Leah Knight is John Sendley and that is so nice

to meet you. How are you? I am doing great. How nice to meet you as well, Megan. Thank

you for having me on. I'm thrilled. You're one of the wonderful people who I've learned

about on Twitter and then discovered you in the digital world and now finally get the

pleasure of speaking to so honored to have you here. I'm honored to be here. It's crazy

how that happens. You know, we talk about how disconnected we are sometimes with the digital

world. But I've met so many people just through Twitter and Facebook. So it's amazing.

I know. Just what do you think Twitter is all bad? You have a relationship like this

for you. You think, all right. Well, not all that. Let's kick it off with these hypocrites

out in Hollywood who, you know, despite lecturing all of us and their virtue signaling with

the masks and on and on and the kids sitting in LA County, masked up all day. Same as you

saw with the Met Galley here in New York, kids masked up all day, irrespective of vaccination

status. These Hollywood celebrities are basically on top of each other, hugging one another,

no masks anywhere in sight. And if they hadn't been lecturing the rest of us all the time,

I wouldn't care. Right. I'm like you get your thumb off of me, but they are lecturing

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