Megyn Kelly is a prominent American journalist, attorney, and media personality known for her incisive interviewing style and extensive career in broadcast journalism. Born in 1970, in Champaign, Illinois, she grew up in Syracuse, New York, and later Albany. Kelly graduated with a degree in political science from Syracuse University and earned her J.D. from Albany Law School in 1995. She practiced law for several years, specializing in corporate litigation, before transitioning into journalism.

Kelly began her television career at a local ABC affiliate in Washington, D.C., before joining Fox News in 2004. Her work on Fox News included hosting “America Live” and “The Kelly File,” where she gained widespread attention for her sharp questioning and insightful analysis, particularly during major political events and presidential debates. Her fearless approach to interviewing figures across the political spectrum solidified her reputation as a formidable journalist.

In 2017, Kelly joined NBC News, where she hosted the morning program “Megyn Kelly Today.” Her time at NBC was marked by high-profile interviews and coverage of significant events, although her tenure was brief. Kelly has since launched her own media venture, “The Megyn Kelly Show,” a podcast where she explores current events and cultural issues with a diverse array of guests.

Known for her tenacity and ability to navigate complex topics, Megyn Kelly continues to be an influential voice in American media, contributing to discussions on politics, law, and social issues with her unique perspective and experience.