Megyn Kelly Wants Matt Lauer and His Victims to Tell AllâBut Does NBC Want That âTransparencyâ?
Megyn Kelly
The other is Megyn Kellyâs 9 a.m. hour  which is excited to give viewers as many of the graphic details of Lauerâs alleged sexual misdemeanors as it can. It was  Kelly  who said that Lauerâs firing was âa sign of progressâ just hours after it was made public.
According to the Daily Mail   her  gung-ho attitude at skewering Lauer has alienated  her  relatively new colleagues at the network.
âWe work in an industry of egos but this is the most opportunistic thing we've ever seen " one staffer told the Mail of  Kelly âs relish at covering the Lauer scandal. âWe now have the highest paid person at NBC News hosting one of the lowest rating shows  and rather than being humble   she  takes the first opportunity to take the spotlight and make it all about  her  and what  she  knew.
âOur team is hurting and the newest member of the team  who is yet to prove  herself   is out and about making public comments that  she  truly has no knowledge of.â
 Kelly  seems undaunted by any hostility:  she  wants the scoop.
Today  on Thursday   she  invited Lauerâs accusers and Lauer himself on to  her  show to tell all. Eight women have come forward so far  alleging sexual assault and sexual harassment by Lauer  who issued a qualified statement of apology Thursday.
Would NBC countenance Kelly shining the harshest of that light on itself on its own network? Is NBC really committed to transparency? If these questions are to be answered in the genuine affirmative  that will most likely be in Todayâs 9 a.m. hour  and if Megyn Kelly is determined to shine that light her position at the network just became a thousand times more complicated and contentious.
The other is  [TGT] âs 9 a.m. hour  which is excited to give viewers as many of the graphic details of Lauerâs alleged sexual misdemeanors as it can. It was  Kelly  who said that Lauerâs firing was âa sign of progressâ just hours after it was made public.
According to the Daily Mail   her  gung-ho attitude at skewering Lauer has alienated  her  relatively new colleagues at the network.
âWe work in an industry of egos but this is the most opportunistic thing we've ever seen " one staffer told the Mail of  Kelly âs relish at covering the Lauer scandal. âWe now have the highest paid person at NBC News hosting one of the lowest rating shows  and rather than being humble   she  takes the first opportunity to take the spotlight and make it all about  her  and what  she  knew.
âOur team is hurting and the newest member of the team  who is yet to prove  herself   is out and about making public comments that  she  truly has no knowledge of.â
 Kelly  seems undaunted by any hostility:  she  wants the scoop.
Today  on Thursday   she  invited Lauerâs accusers and Lauer himself on to  her  show to tell all. Eight women have come forward so far  alleging sexual assault and sexual harassment by Lauer  who issued a qualified statement of apology Thursday.
Would NBC countenance Kelly shining the harshest of that light on itself on its own network? Is NBC really committed to transparency? If these questions are to be answered in the genuine affirmative  that will most likely be in Todayâs 9 a.m. hour  and if  [TGT]  is determined to shine that light her position at the network just became a thousand times more complicated and contentious.