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On Monday morning, NBC’s Megyn Kelly did what the cultural and political moment demanded: She ceded much of the spotlight on her hour of the Today show to three women who say President Donald Trump once demeaned, groped, or forcibly kissed them over the past decades. They are among at least a dozen women who’ve accused Trump of sexual misconduct.
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Kelly may be a complicated woman, who is both revered by some as a pseudo-feminist for her public confrontations with Trump and Bill O’Reilly and loathed by critics who see her Fox News legacy as the work of a “racial demagogue,” but her exclusive interview with Trump’s accusers should be required viewing for anyone who believes it’s too late to make Trump accountable for his behavior — or doesn’t believe we should reckon with it at all. Read more…
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