Saddled cat
Posted on 01/13/2018 4:25:52 AM PST by C19fan
Megyn Kelly, who is the highest paid NBC's highest paid news star, has allegedly angered NBC execs by trying to book former E! News host Catt Sadler. Sadler left the station when she discovered she was making half her cohost's, Jason Kennedy, salary. An NBC insider said Megyn tried to book Sadler for the Megyn Kelly Today show to talk about gender wage gap issues.
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Saddled cat
That cat has to be dead and stuffed!
I’m going to side with Kelly on this. While I think anything they pay her and the other hosts beyond the minimum wage is too much, I also like seeing NBC publicly exposed engaging in censorship.
Time to replace NBC,MSN,CNN Hosts with robots?
...horses don’t squeeze under fences..
The word “star” and Megyn Kelly should not appear in the same sentence.
“The word “star” and Megyn Kelly should not appear in the same sentence.”
Though I do agree with your statement on the whole I advance the following:
“Late in 2029 Megan Kelly was zapped and incinerated by a friggin’ laser beam from Dr. Evil’s new Death Star,” - Dr. Evil Network News
Can’t wait for MeAgain to burn her last bridge and we see the last of her.
I’ve never understood this phony wage crap. Each of us are free to negotiate whatever we can with our employers and we do so through private contracts. I’ve had to explain this over and over to intellectually challenged women and liberals. This is NOT the Soviet Union or some communist shithole. This is freedom. Its not my fault or your company’s fault you suck at negotiation.
I once found out that I was getting paid significantly less than my counterparts though I was being billed at a GS13 rate. I didn’t quit I used that knowledge to get myself a significant pay raise. Now pay really isn’t a problem for me. I make more than everyone who I worked with at the time even the executives which brings me to the single most determining factor concerning wages and that is choose your career carefully. If you want your salary to never be a real problem then make sure what you do is in demand.
Lol. That works for me!
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