Thread: Megyn Kelly moves to NBC

Originally Posted by FaithfulOne

I know this comes as a HUGE shock to many of you...

http://www.news.com.au/entertainment...c320c1a91b0bae

DONALD Trump's fanbase has gone into a meltdown of sorts over the revelation that Fox News host Megyn Kelly, with whom the President-elect feuded during the election campaign, is moving to rival network NBC.

Fox News has announced that Ms Kelly will host her prime time show, The Kelly File, for the last time on Friday. She will then leave to launch a daytime program and a Sunday evening show at NBC, having turned down a $20 million offer to stay in her current job.

"Over a dozen years ago I started at Fox News in a job that would change my life. Now, I have decided to end my time at Fox, incredibly enriched for the experiences I've had," Ms Kelly said on Facebook.

"I have agreed to join NBC News, where I will be launching a new daytime show Monday through Friday, along with a Sunday evening news magazine program. I will also participate in NBC's breaking news coverage and its political and special events coverage.

I say good riddance.

Anyone else remember when Meredith Viera quit and said she wanted to spend more time with her husband (who was dealing with MS)? - Well, that didn't last long - She was back "On Air" in about 6 months!

Maybe his medical bills were so high, she was forced to return to work.

Or maybe he just got on her nerves so bad she couldn't take it no more.

Originally Posted by Cardinal TT

Many journalists are over-rated and some of the salaries they get is obscene.

Uh, ahem! There's nothing "obscene" about twenty million dollars! I could sure use it!

Originally Posted by Romans828

I know you were being facetious, Lady V, - Meredith also made millions of dollars between her stints on NBC and as host of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire," but you might be right about her husband getting on her nerves (LOL)

... And YES, think how we could bless the Kingdom of God with $20 million dollars!

Bless their hearts, but some sick folk can be very hard to deal with when they're in pain. Recently I heard Keith Moore on the radio mention something like in his message, and I could relate because I've been around and at times had to help the infirmed and they can be quite a handful.

Some can handle it alright, especially those called for that kind of work, but others, not so much. I could do it for $20 million though.