Happy Hour Vid: Has Megyn Kelly Finally Met Her Match?

John Hudson 150 Views Dec 8, 2010
Megyn Kelly is rapidly becoming Fox News's most tenacious interrogator. In July, her aggressive dressing down of Malik Zulu Shabazz, the chairman of the Black Panther Party, drew wide attention. Today, however, she may have met her match. In a combative interview with Democratic Rep. Anthony Weiner, they spar over the "death tax" and President Obama's latest compromise with Republicans. As you can see, Weiner puts up a pretty tough fight:

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