The Former Fox News Host Megyn Kelly Slams Don Lemon’s Media Comeback
Megyn Kelly, who is a former host on Fox News, made her opinion clear about the former CNN host Don Lemon, who recently announced his return with a new show on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter.
Earlier this week, it was reported that Don Lemon would launch a new show on Twitter/X, and now Megyn Kelly has revealed why she is “not rooting” for his success in this endeavor.
She voiced her stark opposition to Lemon’s comeback in a SiriusXM show, expressing her disdain for what he stands for and how she does not support his return to the media industry.
“You know, maybe he’s going to come back more fair and balanced,” Kelly said. “Oh, sure. Sure, Jan! I mean, bulls–t. He’s shown us who he is. Believe him.”
The clips shown by Kelly were some of Lemon’s worst moments on CNN, where he ranted about topics like Donald Trump and COVID-19 anti-vaxxers.
The clips served as a reminder for Kelly’s belief that Lemon does not stand for fairness, balanced reporting, or freedom of speech. She asserts that Lemon’s return to the media landscape is neither necessary nor welcomed.
And in a tweet from The Megyn Kelly Show, they discussed Lemon’s media return and other hot topics, including Trump’s dominant town hall and MSNBC’s “softball” interview with Dr. Jill.
Lemon, who spent years encouraging America to become even more divided by ranting and raving against conservatives, announced his new show on X earlier this week.
“Today I am back, bigger, bolder, freer!” Lemon said. “My new media company’s first project is ‘The Don Lemon Show.’”
This announcement was then confirmed by the CEO of X, Elon Musk, indicating Lemon’s triumphant return to the media industry.
Kelly’s comments created a ripple effect on social media, with supporters and dissenters battling it out in the comments section. Some were in agreement, arguing that Lemon’s return would only serve to further divide the country.
There were, however, others who supported Lemon’s return, viewing it as necessary to counterbalance the conservative viewpoints that have long dominated political commentary.
Elon Musk’s support of Lemon was also met with mixed opinions, with some praising his commitment to freedom of speech and others criticizing him for providing a platform for someone like Lemon.
In the midst of this, Megyn Kelly has continued to defend her stance, stating that her opinion was not a matter of politics but rather one of integrity and ethical journalism.
As the debate continues, the media landscape eagerly awaits the launch of Don Lemon’s new show, which has now become the epicenter of this ongoing argument about freedom of speech and the boundaries of ethical reporting.
