Fox News ratings will go down....Now that the Republicans are in Power. They can't b**** about the "Negro" in the White House anymore. They can still b**** about the person of color in the White House. He just happens to be Orange.
She had a chance to stick it to trump, but rolled over during their interview. I'm not a fan of her on the basis that she's the least horrid anchor on Fox News, she's still awful. Furthermore, you guys remember back in the day where if we saw someone working for faux news, we'd know that they had zero shot at getting hired anywhere else? What happened?
I always thought she was the fairest and smartest of the Fox News nightly lineup. I also can tell she has changed since the first republican debate. The Trumpites were vicious with her after Trump laid into her. Apparently, she has 3 young children and her new shows allow her to be at home in the evening with them. I can understand how a young mother would want that. Good for her. As for her new show, I'll probably catch it here and there but since I rarely watch NBC (other than for sports) I doubt I'll personally see much of her in the future. Interesting that NBC and MSNBC are hiring former Fox people now...maybe it will spur some much needed change in their news division.
That exchange was just beautiful. A: "She's a dyke and a b****!" B: "Wow, that's inappropriate." A: "Quit attacking me!!!"
I look forward to watching Ms. Kelly on NBC. I'm very glad that this smart, good looking woman has escaped the hell hole filled with lies and other disgusting crap that is Fox News. Far out!
Ratings will stay up, broadcast news will never get enough timeslots for ideological commentary and other news operations will never be "sufficiently" non-liberal unless they move out of New York or Washington, which would then decrease the content and production quality. September 11th and Clinton's Senate election and political career saved their extended narrative well before Obama's ascent
Why would she somewhere where she will undoubtedly have less viewers. Not a big loss for Fox. Tucker who is going to replace her will probably have higher ratings anyways.
lol lol, Tucker will be exposed for for he is, a lightweight. IIRC Tucker was hosting a show at MSNBC; due to low rating, the show-lived show was cancelled ~ 6-7 yrs ago. Rachel Maddow and Lawrence O'Donnell were frequent contributors to Tucker's MSNBC show. Tucker's firing led to the creation of two new ones---the Rachel Maddow show and The Last Word w Lawrence O'Donnel---both are still running stong
cable news is at an all time low and that was during an election year! there are news vloggers on youtube who get 10x more viewers than cable news. at least she is on network news but not really because no one cares about that either.
