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    Megyn Kelly’s Inevitable Downfall

    The onetime Fox News star was never going to succeed as a network morning-show host.
    by Caitlin Flanagan Oct 26, 2018 4 minutes
    Source: Mike Segar / Reuters

    Scarcely 24 hours after stepping on a land mine that she herself had planted, news broke that Megyn Kelly had recently parted ways with her agent, Matt DelPiano of Creative Artists Agency. It wasn’t exactly sporting, because that guy was the hardest-working man in show business. He’s the one who got her $23 million a year for doing a job she’d never done before, and at which she was clearly going to flop. Anyone who’s spent any time watching network morning shows (warm) and Kelly’s Fox News program (cold) knew it would be a disaster. Tone was only one problem. As last March, NBC was

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