Megyn Kelly Is Campaigning For Trump And People Have Thoughts
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The former Fox News personality has had a "complicated" professional relationship with the former president.
Megyn Kelly announced she will be campaigning with Donald Trump at a rally in Pittsburgh Monday night.
In a clip posted to X, formerly Twitter, the Fox News personality-turned-podcast-host said that while she “never expected” the invite to speak to the former president’s supporters, she plans to “explain to that crowd and beyond why I think it is absolutely essential he win this election.”
She added that she has “all sorts of reasons [for supporting Trump] that won’t come as any surprise to the people listening to this show.”
You can see the announcement below.
The Hill notes that Kelly is the second former Fox News personality to join Trump on the current campaign trail. Tucker Carlson spoke at Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally late last month, delivering a speech that was, as a fellow HuffPost reporter put it, “a racist rant tinged by conspiracy theory.”
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