

The Making Of Real Journalism w/ Megyn Kelly
Nov 30, 2021
Megyn Kelly, a renowned journalist and former TV host, shares her deep insights on the current state of journalism and the political landscape. She discusses the troubling rise of bias in media during the Trump era and the challenges journalists face amid identity politics. With her trademark candor, Megyn reflects on her experiences dealing with high-profile figures and emphasizes the importance of integrity in reporting. She also shares personal stories of self-acceptance and growth, encouraging listeners to embrace their journey.
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Journalism's Decline
- Real journalism is dying because the industry is increasingly blending commentary with news.
- The Trump era accelerated this trend, with journalists becoming more open about their biases.
Trump Debate Controversy
- Megyn Kelly's debate question to Donald Trump about his treatment of women was fair, given Democrats' likely attacks.
- However, Trump's relentless focus on the incident fueled the perception of Kelly's bias.
Journalism's Toxicity
- Megyn Kelly enjoyed the actual work of journalism, finding fulfillment in news, storytelling, and simplifying complex issues.
- The constant toxicity and attacks from within and outside Fox News, coupled with a demanding schedule, ultimately led to her departure.