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Hey everyone, I'm Megan Kelly. Welcome to the Megan Kelly show. We have a great program

for you today. Coming up next hour, whoopie Goldberg is apologizing, sort of, for comments

she made about the Holocaust and how it had nothing to do with race, according to her.

Gavin Newsom, maskless, yet again, while he imposes an indoor mask mandate on those in

his state. But we are going to begin the show by diving into the topic of regret. Our

first guest is New York Times bestselling author Daniel Pink. And he has a new book out

today called The Power of Regret. How looking backward moves us forward. I mean, I have

so many thoughts and questions about this. Daniel, thank you so much for being here. How

are you? I'm good. Thanks for having me Megan. Alright, so this is fascinating to me.

This is one near and dear to my heart. And I learned in reading your book that I might

be a psychopath. Because, because I know, okay, I'm either a psychopath or I have something

called Orbital Frontal Con. I have lesions on your orbital frontal frontal frontal

context. Right. I might have some breaking, we have breaking medical news here. Because

I am in the 1% of never regretters. You know, I, I, and I know you spent a lot of the

book talking about how that's kind of bullshit. You know, a lot of people, a lot of celebrities

say like, no regrets, no regrets. And I've given so much thought about this as I've read

your book and read my team's summary of you. And I've really been reflecting on whether

I am kidding myself or, or what? And what I, what I think is we might just have different

definitions of regret, but just different ways. I think I'm kind of at the end of the

Daniel Pink book. I'm that person who's like processed it and come out at a good place

with it as opposed to I just buried it and said, no regrets, no regrets. That's what

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