Don Lemon eviscerates Megyn Kelly for mocking Joy Reid’s MSNBC exit

Without lemon He had some strong words for Megain Kelly After targeting with conservative ingenuity Joy Reed After the release of Red from MSNBC while defeating the network.

In his presentation on YouTube, Lemon, a previous anchor for CNN, Kelly “Troll” and “My Racist” in response to her notes on Sunday, when she was Posted on X Referring to Red that he is “the worst absolute person on TV” and celebrated the cancellation of Red MSNBC, “The Reidout”.

“Remember when Joy Reed laughed laugh” the tears of white women “as compassionate and attack? Kelly wrote. “Who is crying now, joy?”

“No, the worst person was launched on NBC TV and today’s shown a few years ago, that’s Megyn Kelly!” Lemon again launched his program, defended Red and Kelly’s statement again to her. “This is the worst person, he is no longer on TV. It is you! So, Horah for that – NBC did something good with that.”

In the 20 -minute video, Limon Kelly also criticized the women repeatedly attacking and podging. Newspaper headlines were martyred about women’s criticism, including CNN Kaylan CollinsWhich Kelly described “very boring without a personality” and “cold -heart”.

“Was it really necessary?” Request lemon. “How was women supported? They could have advised, such as,” hey, you need to create a bond or contact with your audience. “She did not have to call the woman” B “

Remind Kelly’s previous criticism of MSNBC hosts Joe Scarburo and Mika Berzerski“So let me say just to Megan Kelly, in my thirty -year -old as a journalist and fifty years, as a colored person: go to yourself,” Limon added.

Take a sip from “Megyn Kelly Today”, concluded: “Let’s move.”

Red did not respond to Kelly’s comments, but she addressed the shooting on “Win With Women” on Sunday. She said, “The progressive and voice critic of Donald Trump, she said she was” unfortunate “to speak her.

“I went hard on many issues. I am not sorry because I stood up to these things.” “I passed with all feelings – gas, anger, disappointment, and the guilt that left my team to lose their jobs.”