Racism - alive and kicking in America

[Kristy]

Good ol' Meghan Kelly the racist leopard who never changes her spots

Why this bitch still has a job is beyond me

[jacksmar]

I don't know, ask Hoopi Goldberg and Ted Danson....

[Nitro Express]

Good ol' Meghan Kelly the racist leopard who never changes her spots

Why this bitch still has a job is beyond me

Apparently she is good at sucking cock. If all the media bosses were female Megan wouldn't have a hope in hell.

[FORD]

Why this bitch still has a job is beyond me

Apparently she no longer does.......

--------------------------------------------------

Megyn Kelly Today has been canceled, according to multiple reports.

The 47-year-old "journalist's" NBC talk show is reportedly over after she was widely criticized on Tuesday for defending using blackface in Halloween costumes. Despite her tearful on-air apology on Wednesday, a source with knowledge of the situation at NBC tells ET it looks very likely the show will not be continuing, though an official decision has not been made. Kelly's future at NBC is still up in the air, the source adds.

A second source tells ET that the network spent much of Thursday morning reaching out to staff on Kelly’s show and letting them know that they are being reassigned within different divisions of the network, with most of the staff being reassigned within the Today show. The source says the staff has not been told that the show is canceled yet.

In addition, a third source tells ET, “The staff is definitely in a bad place in that they are being kept in the dark and feel like there is no sense of leadership.”

A rep for NBC could not be reached for comment.

People reports that Megyn Kelly Today has indeed been canceled.

“They haven’t made an official announcement about the show, but everyone knows what it means when they’re being moved somewhere else," a source tells the outlet. "The show is clearly over.”

While People reports that Kelly hasn't been fired completely from NBC, The Daily Mailand Page Six both report that Kelly will no longer appear on the network.

Kelly announced she was leaving Fox News for NBC last January, and ET confirmed that Kelly signed a multi-year agreement with the network that included her hosting her own daytime news program, anchoring a Sunday evening news show and taking part in special political programming and other breaking news coverage. At the time, Andrew Lack, Chairman of the NBCUniversal News Group, said in a statement, "Megyn is an exceptional journalist and news anchor, who has had an extraordinary career. She's demonstrated tremendous skill and poise, and we're lucky to have her."

Sources told ET last January that Kelly's decision to leave Fox News after 12 years was one based on her wanting to spend more time with her family as opposed to her salary.

"Everyone is, and was, putting so much emphasis on the money aspect ... But no one was listening to what she was hinting at the entire time -- which was that she wanted a schedule that would give her more time with her kids and allow her time to focus on specials," the source said. "It's more important for Megyn to see her kids off to school and be home for dinner with her husband -- who has done a great job of being Mr. Mom for most of 2016, something she credits him for often."

However, Kelly's first week hosting Megyn Kelly Today wasn't exactly smooth sailing. The program's bumpy start last September included an awkward interview with Jane Fonda in which Fonda criticized her for bringing up her plastic surgery, Debra Messing declaring that she regretted going on the show and a cameraman cursing after he accidentally walked into frame.

"It's been very exciting. It's been educational," Kelly told viewers at the end of the first week. "I’ve just been delighted at the media response, which is really -- no. The viewer response has been awesome, and I am so grateful to have all of you giving us a chance."

Today show co-anchor Savannah Guthrie defended Kelly last September during her appearance on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen, commenting, "I think she's got the eyes of the world upon her, and I think everybody can relate to how nerve-racking that is.

"We're thrilled to have her," Guthrie continued. "She's doing a lot, she's doing a lot of different things. She has a lot of range. I think she's awesome."

But a source told ET on Thursday that Kelly's talk show has been chaotic and dysfunctional behind the scenes since the show’s premiere in September 2017, and that three producers were reassigned after going to the network’s management this past summer “to demand to be taken off of the show because of all the chaos and bullsh**.”

“I’ve felt the show was coming to an end in December no matter what," the source says. "It was clear that it was not working and there is a lot of dysfunction.”

-- Reporting by Brendon Geoffrion

[Kristy]

Too late too soon.


And she's older than 47

[Nitro Express]

Now we get to see what young cock sucker replaces her. Fox is fond of lawyers with a nice set of legs. I'm sure NBC is the same. It's not just Matt Lauer who has a closet full of sex toys. 30 rock should be renamed 30 Cock. Go see baby now!

[FORD]

Now we get to see what young cock sucker replaces her.

Maybe Shep Smith is finally ready to leave FAUX?

[Nitro Express]

Maybe Shep Smith is finally ready to leave FAUX?

He probably has a nice ass and legs. Can't get a job at Fox without those. Maybe he can bring some toys and butt butter over from the Fox gimp dungeon. Heard Bill O'Riley almost destroyed the gimp in a drunken outrage.

[ZahZoo]

Never thought Kelly's reporting style was a good fit for NBC nor that NBC could effectively manage anyone with her passion for a good confrontation... They took a gamble but didn't have the spine to enter those waters. There's a reason why they are number 3 behind ABC & CBS... NBC should stick to Sports broadcasting. At least they seem to be doing that well...

[private parts]

These fools won't be working at the Today Show either

https://dailycaller.com/2018/10/25/jimmy-fallon-jimmy-kimmel-sarah-silverman-blackface/

[ZahZoo]

Aside from political correctness and the nasty swamp of daytime network television... I struggle with a question this situation with Megyn Kelly highlighted.

She grew up as a kid in the 70's... Does her mentioning the normalcy or stuff that was viewed as socially acceptable during that time period, done during the innocence of childhood constitute some act of racism by the mere mention of it today..? Is it worthy of public condemnation?

I grew up as a kid in the 60's... there's huge amount of aspects of my childhood considered "socially acceptable" then that today constitute elements of racism that are no longer considered acceptable today as we have grown and evolved socially.

Does acknowledging the past during your childhood really need to be something we are looked down upon and judged by today..?

[Kristy]

Oh look everyone, ZahZazi is a racist apologist.

[ZahZoo]

No... I got nothing that needs apologizing for that I haven't already handled directly in person. I just question the judgmental nonsense people throw about...

[Seshmeister]

I didn't follow it closely but it seemed that she asked a fucking stupid question and then when it was explained to her why it was fucking stupid she apologized for asking it.

You need to be wary of people being too frightened to ask stupid questions because they may just stay stupid and do something crazy like voting for a Trump. You can bet that a significant percentage of the TV audience watching had the same question in their head.

[FORD]

I didn't see the show in question, but apparently it was something to do with a white girl dressing up as Diana Ross for Halloween, and using "blackface" as part of that. Maybe there would be a way to ask that question without making it sound racist, but given the context of Kelly's previous ridiculous comments about Jesus Christ & Santa Claus both being "white guys", it's easy to see where her comments could be taken as racist.