Posted on 01/04/2017 11:12:39 AM PST by drewh
All of the rumors about Megyn Kelly leaving Fox News were finally put to rest when it was confirmed that yes, she’s heading to NBC News.
One question may be answered, but that has only spawned more. Now, we have to wonder who will take the place of the second most-watched anchor in cable news?
Who Should Replace Megyn Kelly on Fox News?
Dana Perino
Katrina Pierson
Harris Faulkner
Eric Bolling
Savannah Guthrie
Ann Coulter
Maria Bartiromo
Tomi Lahren
Billy Bush
Brianna Keilar
Kim Guilfoyle
Laura Ingraham
Don Lemon
Tucker Carlson
Other:
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Kelly hosted 9:00 show that was bookended by Sean Hannity and Bill O’Reilly. Their one-two-three punch of primetime dominance was popular, impactful, and almost iconic in the world of cable news. Fox executives won’t be replacing her lightly; the choices they make now will affect the network for years.
Who do you think the replacement should be? We are leaving the poll open until tomorrow at noon. [EDIT: Due to how popular this poll is, it’s open until 6:00 p.m. now!]
As our friends at Fox would want you to know, this is no scientific poll, but maybe they can look here for some hiring inspo, anyway!
Good choice.
Melissa Francis is getting really good.
Put Hannity back at 9, and Harris Faulkner at 10.
Tammy Bruce in some time slot.
Judge Jeanine Pirro
I miss Dhue Tarantos and Gretchen
Any hooker from Times Square! It would be step up.
How about rotating 6-8 women. They would all are different but in fact, the same.
Linda Blair. I will not, can not, ever, change the channel.
“Malkin’s working for Conservative Review TV now, right?”
I think so, along with Stein, Levin, Louder with Crowder, et al.
I don’t know if Malkin is still periodically on Fox & Friends, but she used to be. She would be great: highly intelligent and fearless.
Well, I’m just speaking for myself. I don’t watch any TV news. Occasionally, I may record a program such as Hannity’s recent interview with Assange.
However, I may tune in for Dobbs sometimes.
There’s no way in hell I’d have the news on all night so there wouldn’t be 4 hours of repetition. I turned off the TV news off over a year ago and feel much better for doing so.
I read my news now and watch full videos of a speech instead of being spooned opinions and snippets.
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