Megyn Kelly

American journalist and TV personality

Megyn Kelly - Performers & Entertainers born November 18th, 1970
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A prominent journalist and attorney, this individual gained recognition through work at Fox News, where significant roles included serving as anchor for 'The Kelly File'. Later transitioned to NBC, hosting 'Megyn Kelly Today'. The career encompassed investigative journalism, political analysis, and high-profile interviews. Educational background includes a J.D. from Albany Law School, contributing to legal expertise in discussions surrounding various national issues. Transitioned from law to media in the late 1990s, shaping a notable presence in television broadcasting.

Anchored 'The Kelly File' on Fox News

Hosted 'Megyn Kelly Today' on NBC

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