First Megyn, Now Greta! Fox News Women Get Final Revenge On Roger Ailes
Jan. 5 2017, Updated 7:08 p.m. ET
First it was Megyn Kelly, and now Greta Van Susteren has been snapped from the clutches of Fox News Channel.
Both established women are powerhouse anchors with a long history and rolodex of sources from their days at Fox.
Van Susteren and Kelly’s departures were made public just hours from each other. Both are leaving after a tumultuous year for the 24-hour cable news network, which saw Fox News founder Roger Ailes slammed with sexual assault accusations from top talent, which included Kelly as well as Gretchen Carlson.
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Aides denied their claims before resigning from the network, but it couldn't stop Kelly and Van Susteren's ultimate exit.
The move is a savvy one for NBC as President-Elect Donald Trump prepares to take office. Kelly famously scored a major sit-down interview with Trump during the Republican primaries race.
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