Megyn Kelly to NBC news

[blueblood]

1 hour ago, taxme said:

She only went after people who are like minded like Trump. She almost cried when she heard that Trump was going to be president. 

There were lots of democrats that did not agree with Sanders or Hillary. So, what's your point? 

Please watch some YouTube clips of her when she tears apart snowflakes, Donna brazille, and other leftists.  Kelly hammers everyone and is not the type of person who has a cry.  I'm not a fan of democrats and liberals, but let's try to be intellectually honest and not drink all the trump look-aid.  

[Bryan]

On 1/3/2017 at 10:29 PM, kimmy said:

 I think the Kelly File was the 2nd highest rated cable news program just behind O'Reilly if I'm not mistaken.

Third highest. Tucker Carlson is #1.

[Derek 2.0]

9 hours ago, Bryan said:

Third highest. Tucker Carlson is #1.

 

Is he? I know he had high ratings on his debut, I didn't know he's carried it on......maybe because O'Reilly (and Kelly) has been off for most of December???

[Derek 2.0]

10 hours ago, taxme said:

Maybe not so much for crying on TV but it was noted that she looked a bit surprised and stunned looking about Trump being nominated for president.

 

From watching the election coverage, everybody but O'Reilly and Rove seemed surprised.....Brit Hume and Kelly were the first anchors to even broach the subject that it could be a close election, I remember because it was around dinner on the left coast.......again neither seemed near tears.

[DogOnPorch]

Tucker has found his stride. No more just bad-mouthing Canada for cheap laughs.

 

[taxme]

21 hours ago, blueblood said:

Please watch some YouTube clips of her when she tears apart snowflakes, Donna brazille, and other leftists.  Kelly hammers everyone and is not the type of person who has a cry.  I'm not a fan of democrats and liberals, but let's try to be intellectually honest and not drink all the trump look-aid.  

I must admit though that I do like that Trump kool-aid. The taste is so cool and it is very refreshing. That Hillary kool-aid stuff was starting to get rather tasteless, and smelling pretty bad.  

[The_Squid]

Why do you people care about this???

[Topaz]

.It just had it on TV that she replacing the soap Days of our lives, which comes on at 1pm, but I thought it had another year to go, guess not.

[blueblood]

22 hours ago, taxme said:

I must admit though that I do like that Trump kool-aid. The taste is so cool and it is very refreshing. That Hillary kool-aid stuff was starting to get rather tasteless, and smelling pretty bad.  

People shouldn't be drinking any flavour of kook-aid, otherwise elected officials aren't held accountable.

[taxme]

On 1/5/2017 at 10:32 PM, The_Squid said:

Why do you people care about this???

To be honest. I don't think anybody really cares all that much about anything unless it effects them.  Don't worry about it. This will all be forgotten in twelve days. 

[Derek 2.0]

On 1/4/2017 at 0:20 PM, Derek 2.0 said:

And whoever replaces her after the Factor (Tucker Carlson? Martha Macallum? Kimberly Guilfoyle? Sean Hannity?) will have the 2nd highest ratings......

 

Megyn who? Carlson has moved into her timeslot seamlessly, and Macallum will be moving into Carlson's old spot.........Interesting article on Kelly's ordeal from Newsweek:

 

 

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For the Murdoch boys—thought by many to be quite willing to risk the Ailes money-making machine that delivered $1.5 billion in profit last year—the Trump victory, likely as unimaginable and horrifying to them as it was to the rest of the liberal media, together with the loss of Kelly, may curiously have the effect of saving them from themselves. The network that they hoped might become more global in its outlook is suddenly more…Fox. Without the tonal bump of Kelly at 9 p.m. after O’Reilly (and with the departure of Greta Van Sustren, newly signed up to MSNBC), there is now, beginning with O’Reilly—and with Tucker Carlson replacing Kelly, and Sean Hannity following at 10pm—a solid three hours of Trumpery. The Ailes network that the Murdoch boys had vowed to reform is still the Ailes network and, in spite of their best efforts otherwise, they have saved $100 million.

 

 

For Megyn Kelly, at a price one person familiar with the negotiations put at $17 million-$18 million (practically speaking it would be hard for NBC to let anyone exceed Today show star Matt Lauer’s recent raise to $20 million), there was a prospective daytime show, with few models of success; a Sunday evening show, typically a loss leader; and a possible move for the hard-news Kelly into the soft hour of Today’ s 9 a.m. hour. Some observers see her inevitable destination as MSNBC—from the top-rated news network to the lowest.

 

 

 

 

 

Edited January 11, 2017 by Derek 2.0