Megyn Kelly’s Jump to NBC From Fox News Will Test Her, and the Networks

Megyn Kelly’s Jump to NBC From Fox News Will Test Her, and the Networks Megyn Kelly's Jump to NBC From Fox News Will Test Her, and the Networks For Megyn Kelly, the move from Fox News to NBC — where she will have an every day daytime appear and a Sunday newsmagazine program — will be a trial of whether she can interface with a more extensive gathering of people in an alternate arrangement and achieve another level of TV fame. Be that as it may, her turn, declared Tuesday, has more extensive ramifications for the TV news industry, bringing up new issues about the eventual fate of Fox News, where she was a countervailing nearness in a feeling lineup overwhelming with right-inclining belief system, and of NBC News, which has been a long-term bête noire for traditionalist press commentators. What's more, it comes as all news associations brace for another period of media scope that arrives Jan. 20 with the introduction of Donald J. Trump. The Murdoch family, which controls Fox News' parent organization, 21st Century Fox, had turned out to be so put resources into Ms. Kelly as an establishment that they were set up to pay her a pay of more than $20 million a year.