She is a lefty, no doubt. But, I think she is about to realize that she is out of her league, and this will be the beginning of the end for Megyn. She is fighting for a percentage of viewers against so many other lefties. And we've seen what happens when protected classes have to fight against themselves. It doesn't end out so well.

she wanted $25 million to stay at Fox

she works at most an hour a day reading what someone else writes...

so thats 5 hours a week

lets be generous here and double it because being a blonde she's probably a slow reader

so 10 hours a week for 50 weeks is 500 hours a year

so basically, she was wanting to get laid to the tune of $50,000 an hour

in addition to being a liberal twunt, that was probably too much to swallow

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she was wanting to get laid to the tune of $50,000 an hour

wouldn't you?

I'll settle for $40,000 per hour.

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Originally posted by jljones:
She is a lefty, no doubt. But, I think she is about to realize that she is out of her league, and this will be the beginning of the end for Megyn. She is fighting for a percentage of viewers against so many other lefties. And we've seen what happens when protected classes have to fight against themselves. It doesn't end out so well.

This. She will soon join a list of others who have thought their media personality was much greater than it was. A bit of fanfare in the beginning will dull the obvious initial onset of her demise. She is starting tainted (pun intended) and unlike the true hardcore original lefties (like Maddow) she will not be treated the same. She will not enjoy the bottomless pit of money and effort the left affords their own.

I predict a flash, then booze, then done. Hopefully she will have her kids and family to go back to after the crash. You can see it coming.

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Originally posted by Jim Shugart:

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Originally posted by LtJL:
I'd still hit it. Fairly and impartially.

If Megyn reads that, she shouldn't get too flattered. I have it on good authority that you'll hit most anything that has a pulse.

Pulse desirable, but not strictly necessary.

While I don't share all her views, I will miss her on Fox. She added some level-headedness, balance, and credibility to the network. I feel she's a smart lady with her own views/thoughts. Not just repeating the party line.

If all there are on Fox are Sean Hannity types the network will become a propaganda machine.

Not to mention, she was great to look at.

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She will soon join a list of others who have thought their media personality was much greater than it was.

Oh, c'mon - she's the next Ashley Banfield! Of course Banfield was the next Paula Zahn, Zahn was the next Katie Couric, Couric was the next Barbara Walters...

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Originally posted by Il Cattivo:

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She will soon join a list of others who have thought their media personality was much greater than it was.

Oh, c'mon - she's the next Ashley Banfield! Of course Banfield was the next Paula Zahn, Zahn was the next Katie Couric, Couric was the next Barbara Walters...

Youre too funny!!!

I remember Banfield during the First Gulf War. Remember that? She was competing with the "Scud Stud" for face time. I recall having bets with my wife over what color her hair was gonna be from day to day. The collars and cuffs never matched Im sure....

Thanks for the laugh!!!

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Originally posted by parabellum:
I'll tell you when she knew her goose was cooked at Fox- November 9th, 2016 at about 2:30 AM EST. I watched her when the news came through that Clinton had conceded. She smiled at the camera so pleasantly, but she knew that she was done at Fox.

She thought Trump would be a push over for her to trash him and help defeat him in the Election. Like the other MSM hacks they didn't take notice of Trump beating out the other Republicans running for the Nomination to begin with and neither did most of the other MSM's.

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Originally posted by Il Cattivo:
Oh, c'mon - she's the next Ashley Banfield!

Not to derail this, but Ashleigh Banfield is now on HLN taking Nancy Grace's place.

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Originally posted by 46and2:

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she was wanting to get laid to the tune of $50,000 an hour

wouldn't you?

I'll settle for $40,000 per hour.

I'd have to prorate.

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Originally posted by fpuhan:

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Originally posted by medic451:
Good, now give Dennis Miller his own 1 hour show Fox!!!

I doubt that there are enough people watching TV that would comprehend a full hour of Dennis Miller.

Good, I'm not alone in this line of thought. I loved him on MNF and his short stint there proves your point.

As far as Ms. Kelly - I could care less. I liked Laurie Dhue better anyway.

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Originally posted by LBTRS:
While I don't share all her views, I will miss her on Fox. She added some level-headedness, balance, and credibility to the network. I feel she's a smart lady with her own views/thoughts. Not just repeating the party line.

If all there are on Fox are Sean Hannity types the network will become a propaganda machine.

Not to mention, she was great to look at.

WILL become?

I'll miss looking at her, but not her viewpoints.

I hope they give her a slot to Harris Faulkner. I wont miss Megan Kelly in the slightest.

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Originally posted by egregore:
Not to derail this, but Ashleigh Banfield is now on HLN taking Nancy Grace's place.

I guess that, technically, that is sorta coming up in the world. But she's spent something like, what, a decade? in the wilderness since her glory days.

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Originally posted by Il Cattivo:

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She will soon join a list of others who have thought their media personality was much greater than it was.

Oh, c'mon - she's the next Ashley Banfield! Of course Banfield was the next Paula Zahn, Zahn was the next Katie Couric, Couric was the next Barbara Walters...

Although I disagreed with her a lot, I did think Barbara Walters had class.

flshguy

Relative to the other women in that list, sure. But I think that the soft-spoken tone and more tasteful clothes were due more to her being a product of an earlier time. It hasn't been so many years ago that she thought she had to spice up a biography by telling tales of having slept with a black, married U.S. Senator - and humiliating the man's family all over again in the national media.

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loved him on MNF and his short stint there proves your point.

I have a different take on why his "stint" was short. When people watch sports they're typically looking to get away from the everyday. It used to drive me nuts when Dennis would go off on these tangents when I just waned to watch the game... apparently I wasn't alone. It wasn't because we didn't "get it." It was because we didn't WANT it, at least not during our game.

So who succeeds her?

Trish Reagan?
Martha McCallum?

Please, not Kimberly Guilfoyle?