Subject: NBC panicking over Megyn Kelly photos released Monday: 2550701

From: "Jeffery Blackwood" <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 25 Sep 2017 09:38:59 -0400

NBC Freaking Out Over Megyn Kellys Debut

She starts today, and the network is not panicking
over a new scandal they found out over the weekend

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Producers and fellow anchors are terrifie

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heard that ships were sometimes frozen in by ice, fancied that they might be fixed in the same manner, until they were caught by the nipping hand of winter. Then they took it into their heads that the water was growing shoaler, and expressed their fears that they might run on some sandbanks and be lost. Then a whale was seen, which creature Columbus assured them never went far from land. Notwithstanding, they became uneasy at the calmness of the weather, declaring that as the prevailing winds were from the east, and had not power to disturb the torpid stillness of the ocean, there was the risk of perishing amidst stagnant and shoreless waters, and being prevented by contrary winds from ever returning to Spain. Next a swell got up, which

keeping a westerly course. On the 7th of October, at sunrise, several of the Admiral's crew fancied that they saw land; the Nina pressing forward, a flag was run up at her masthead, and a gun was fired,the preconcerted signal for land. The captain and his crew were mistaken notwithstanding. The clouds which had deceived them melted away. The crews again became dejected. But once more flocks of field birds were seen flying through the air to the southwest, and Columbus, having already run the distance at the termination of which he had expected to find the island of Cipango, fancied he might have missed it. He

should first see the longedfor shore. As he walked the high poop of his ship at night, his eye continually ranging along the horizon, he thought he saw a light glimmering at a great distance. Fearing that his hopes might deceive him, he successively called up two of his officers. They both saw it, apparently proceeding from a torch in the bark of a fisherman, or held in the hand of some person on shore, borne up as he walked. So uncertain were these gleams that few attached any importance to them. The ships continued their course until two in the morning, when Rodrigo de Triana, a seaman on board the Pinta, descried land at two leagues ahead. A gun was fired from the Santa Maria, to give the joyful news. When all doubt on the subject was