Megyn Kelly Tells Celebrities Commenting On Rittenhouse To 'STFU'—And Gets Shut Down Hard

Former Fox News correspondent and failed NBC talk show host, Megyn Kelly became the perfect warning for "think before you speak."

After the verdict on the Kyle Rittenhouse case was announced, many people had comments about the outcome. Everyone had an opinion from legal experts who weighed in on the effects of the verdict, to regular people who worried about what this meant for protests going forward.

And Kelly tried to tell people to shut up about it.

Rittenhouse was charged with counts of homicide and reckless endangerment after shooting three men during a protest against police brutality in Kenosa, Wisconsin last year. Joseph Rosenbaum and Anthony Huber died from their injuries while Gaige Grosskreutz was wounded, but survived.

The incident caught the public's attention from many factors, but at the top was because the shooting happened during the Black Lives Matter protests, and because Rittenhouse was only 17 years old but had an AR-15 that was used in the shooting.

Then jury found Rittenhouse not guilty on all counts, leading to a lot of people disagreeing with the decision. Megyn Kelly for some reason decided to single out celebrities who disagreed with the decision.

In the tweet above, she claims they probably can't name the victims or Wisconsin laws. And that if they can't do so, they need to "STFU" (shut the f*** up) about the case.

Considering Kelly is best known as a failed talk show host, she should probably re-think her tweet.

Megyn Kelly was known for working for Fox News and pushing right-wing propaganda. After leaving the network she started hosting a talk show on rival network, NBC.

In 2018, Kelly made comments defending blackface for Halloween costumes, and was let go from the network soon after. Since then, she's been hosting a podcast very cleverly called The Megyn Kelly Show.

While Kelly does have past work in law, having earned a J.D. from Albany Law School and working as an associate for a law firm, for more than 20 years she's been a TV personality.

And her past on TV made for excellent fodder for online jokes.

People have genuine reasons to be upset with the outcome of the Rittenhouse trial. While in the eyes of the law, Rittenhouse has been acquitted, many more are comparing the uneven outcome to how unarmed Black men are treated by police.

Of course, some right-wing supporters have lost their minds after Rittenhouse said in an interview that he supports BLM, despite standing trial for killing two BLM protesters.