Megyn Kelly did the worst thing that you could ever do when defending yourself to the crazy leftist mob – APOLOGIZE.

“I’m Megyn Kelly, and I want to begin with two words: I’m sorry.”

NEVER, EVER APOLOGIZE TO THE LEFTIST MOB WHEN THEY ALREADY HAVE THE SCENT OF YOUR BLOOD IN THEIR NOSES!!
That’s like the first thing they should teach anyone who might be in the line of fire of these leftist psuychos. It’s like throwing a bloody side of meat into a bunch of sharks and hoping that it doesn’t cause a feeding frenzy.

Kelly really didn’t say that it was OK. She just said that WHEN SHE WAS A CHILD IT WAS OK.

If Megyn Kelly would have held her ground and told her viewers that there are plenty of costumes that have nothing do do with race, which would require coloring someone’s face, and certainly would not have any racial connotations, other than thsoe added by racist who might have a problem anytime someone paints their face for any reason whatsoever, because there was an art form years ago that was not very politically correct, but has not been seen in a long time.

Well, now Megyn Kelly knows that the leftists eat their own. Too bad her career at NBC may be over a lot sooner than anyone imagined.

On the Tuesday episode of her show, Megyn Kelly made racially insensitive remarks that caused a backlash. On Wednesday, she apologized at length to her NBC studio audience, which rewarded her with a standing ovation. And on Thursday, she did not go on the air.

In place of the live show that had been scheduled for Wednesday, NBC broadcast a previously recorded episode of “Megyn Kelly Today.” “Happy Friday!” Kelly said in the show’s opening moment.

It was the latest sign that Kelly may never return to the NBC airwaves.

Her decision to skip “Megyn Kelly Today” came two days after she suggested, during an on-air round-table discussion, that it was appropriate for white people to dress in blackface as part of their Halloween costumes.

Kelly apologized in an email to her NBC colleagues hours after making those remarks. On Wednesday, she delivered an on-air apology in the opening minute of her 9 a.m. show — “I’m Megyn Kelly, and I want to begin with two words: I’m sorry.”

But her demonstrations of contrition did little, it seemed, to improve her standing with her colleagues or superiors at the network. At a midday meeting of NBC News staff members on Wednesday, Andrew Lack, the chairman of the news division, did not mention her apologies and said, “There is no other way to put this, but I condemn those remarks.”

Al Roker, a “Today” fixture, said on the show Wednesday that Kelly “owes a bigger apology to folks of color around the country.” The anchor Craig Melvin called her comments “racist and ignorant.”

By the end of the day, Kelly and Creative Artists Agency, the Hollywood talent agency that represented her, had parted ways. In addition, cast members and showrunners from the Netflix drama “House of Cards” had canceled their scheduled appearance on her show.

With no apparent support from her colleagues, her boss or her representatives, Kelly stayed out of the fray on Thursday, leaving her future at the network very much in doubt.

The events of the week were a dramatic shift for Kelly, who left Fox News for NBC in January 2017 in a splashy, high-priced signing. NBC gave her a rich deal through 2020 that was worth a reported $17 million a year and signaled that she would be a centerpiece of the network.

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