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New York’s Gabriel Sherman is reporting that in addition to being a ratings and financial failure, Megyn Kelly’s interview with Donald Trump has resulted in her losing most of the leverage she had in her upcoming contract negotiations. Fox executives were willing to consider 9 million viewers a success, but Kelly’s supposedly mainstream appeal didn’t translate to the parent network, and she only netted 4.8 million viewers. It was, as one Fox insider told Sherman, “not good for her at all.” In fact, her boss Roger Ailes was apparently so tickled by the fact that he would not have to...

Kelly used the foot massage reference to ridicule GOP hopefuls only to have her own oversized ego massaged Oh, but to be a fly on the wall on what the New York Times calls her “cavernous set” at Fox News when makeup and hair stylists are primping Megyn for The Kelly File. One can only imagine the hissy fits when things don’t go Megyn’s way.

Fox News Tuesday Rating Changes on Tuesday vs. Monday Fox and Friends gained 118,000 viewers / up 13% The Five gained 66,000 viewers / up 3% Special Report lost 40,000 viewers / down 2% Greta gained 26,000 viewers / up 1% O'Reilly lost 428,000 viewers / down 15% Megyn lost 237,000 viewers / down 8% Hannity gained 145,000 viewers / up 7%

Conservative viewers this week were very offended at Megyn Kelly’s antics during the Republican FOX News debate. Megyn Kelly went after Donald Trump personally for his past comments on Twitter and The Apprentice against women. Many conservative viewers thought this showed Kelly had an obvious agenda and bias against Trump. Mark Levin said Kelly’s comments were outrageous. A petition was started to get Kelly removed from future GOP debates. Now there’s this… In 2010 Megyn Kelly went on with shock-jock Howard Stern. During the interview Kelly discussed her breast size, her husbands penis and sex during pregnancy. About her breasts:...

Mark Levin said on his radio show today that he’s not “trashing” Fox News or Megyn Kelly for last night’s GOP debate, merely giving his take as someone “very serious about what’s going on in this country,” but it’s clear he was pretty frustrated, even angry, with how the whole thing turned out. It drove Levin crazy that at a forum that was supposed to be about issues important to salvaging America’s future, the first hour was a “reality TV show” because of Fox’s “ratings agenda.” He said there was a fundamental “unseriousness” and “disrespectfulness to candidates who deserved better”...