When was megyn kelly in gq

Yeah, you're not wearing plastic heels No, the skirt was below the knee, I had a jacket on buttoned up with the blouse. It was just a little sling-back shoe, and the head counsel for the co-defendant in the case complained to my boss that I was going to alienate the Iowa female jurors.

That kind of attitude still existed when I practiced law. I have yet to see that in television, though. There's no objection to sling-back shoes. Do you consider yourself a feminist? I don't really love that word. That connotes a harshness and almost a shrillness that I find unattractive.

What is it about that word? Hmm, I respect women like Gloria Steinem who paved the way. But when you say "feminist" now, there is a message that if you are sexy and you acknowledge that part of your personality publicly, then it's somehow an affront to women. And I reject that. You caught a lot of flak this summer for covering the New Black Panther Party case so aggressively. Kirsten Powers, a correspondent on your network, said you were doing "the scary-black-man thing. If that is true, then the department itself is breaking the law.

That is a story. Fox makes a big deal about how its daytime shows aren't political at all, how they're just news shows. But do you think the act of deciding what to cover and what not to is in itself a political act? It's not political.

Television is a service, but it's also a business. And in choosing what you're going to put on your program, you have to figure out what's going to appeal to your audience and what's going to rate. When I came to Fox, I noticed that we wouldn't ignore stories having to do with home-schooled children being discriminated against. Will you see those kinds of stories on our competitors? I don't think so. Just because more Fox viewers have home-schooled kids?

I think we just have a feel for what our viewers find interesting, and that would fall into that category. I can't speak for what was in their heads. But you can't make the decision that this is a nothing-burger because it hurts someone you like politically.

How did you feel about that endorsement? And without patting myself on the back, I understand why she liked the coverage: I really think that we were on it when some people were shying away from it. But to the extent that it made it a partisan issue, that's not good. Do you think she'd be a good president?

I can't go there. Listen, if I say, "Yes, I think she has what it takes to be the next president," then I alienate my viewers who don't feel that way. If I say, "No, she doesn't," then I alienate my viewers who feel differently. I will say that I'm proud of women in politics on both sides of the aisle, because I think there's still a general approach to female candidates where people try to tar them as either nuts or sluts. Are there recent examples where you remember being appalled by the sexism?

I thought it was mean when Letterman made fun of Sarah Palin's daughter. Some of the personal stuff is fair game, sure. If you want to become a national name, then that's your choice. But your child probably won't make the same choice.

Fine, but even if Bristol wasn't on Dancing With the Stars at that point, she was definitely in the process of putting herself out there Well, did she or did her parents put her out there?

I think President Obama was completely right to say my family is off limits, and I think that should be true across the board. Roger Ailes said that only thirty people would've shown up to Glenn Beck's rally if he were still on Headline News. They do have a lower viewership than Fox News. Because you do get in trouble if you are a white person who puts on blackface on Halloween, or a black person who puts on whiteface for Halloween.

Back when I was a kid that was OK, as long as you were dressing up as, like, a character. On Friday, NBC announced that the network was formally parting ways with Kelly, who kicked off her short-lived stint on the network by giving airtime to conspiracy theorist and school shooting-denier Alex Jones. It's not clear what about this caught NBC off-guard or even why they gave Kelly a talk show in the first place. We have found somewhere quiet at last, in front of the building that really does look like an industrial warehouse, where some tables and chairs are set up.

MGK lights a cigarette, clearly already much more comfortable outside. Meeting Fox gave MGK new inspiration that fuelled his music. He wrote half of his latest album before they met and the other half afterwards. He was so awkward about telling her how he felt that he put his feelings into the new songs. It says everything. Machine Gun Kelly was born in Houston, Texas, to missionary parents who lugged him all over the world until they ended up in Denver, where he found solace listening to rappers such as DMX and Eminem while suffering family strife at home.

After four rap albums, he started a pop punk phase that turned into his album Tickets To My Downfall , which featured interludes from Fox and was a US Billboard No1. MGK says he never witnessed the kind of love he and Fox have in his own life until now.

It hurts my soul that I wasted 30 years of my life not having any desire. Dude, I was down to die. I was good. He and Fox share a sense that neither one is here to fix anyone — just that as a couple they have found the will to fight through the darkness together. I love you. So I ask Fox how she feels about the recent media re-evaluation of the way she was mistreated earlier in her career. She sighs.

At a certain point, Fox says, she just wanted to make peace with the past and move on. She took control where she could: over her own response. So it allows you the space to have gratitude for something that previously you felt persecuted by. Megan wears silver corset by Ritual; silver ring by Vitaly. I say that a woman as beautiful and intelligent as Fox can be intimidating to a lot of men.

Their life must be so easy. I have a lot of deep insecurities. No one knows anything about me.