Megyn Kelly blasts The View celebrating
Tucker Carlson firing: 'Your careers are
going nowhere'
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Media personality Megyn Kelly blasted The View's hosts for their celebration of Fox News firing Tucker Carlson. During her SiriusXM The Megyn Kelly Show, Kelly slammed the trajectory of the daytime talk show hosts’ careers. “Your careers are going nowhere, and Tucker's about to dominate in whatever space he goes to,” Kelly said. On Monday, Fox News announced it had parted ways with the ratings-leading prime-time host. In response to the news, The View’s co-hosts led their live audience in doing
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