Why people recommend it
Settle for More is a memoir by Megyn Kelly that details her personal life, career in media, and experiences navigating high-profile journalism environments. Throughout various episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show, the host frequently referenced her own book to ground historical and contemporary discussions. She cited passages from her memoir to illustrate parallels regarding how American fascists and neo-Nazis historically lined up to pledge support for foreign regimes. On another occasion, Kelly referenced the book when recounting details about her college boyfriend, noting that readers could find the full story within its pages. When interviewing journalist Olivia Nuzzi, Kelly utilized her book as a contextual reference point to discuss the social penalties associated with covering different presidential administrations. Additionally, during an appearance on The Rubin Report, Kelly referred back to a specific story detailed in her memoir concerning the chaotic newsroom atmosphere and broadcast coverage immediately following the events of September 11. Across these broadcasts, Kelly utilizes her published life story to provide personal transparency, historical context, and professional insights to her viewers.
Who recommended it
Mentioned on the show without a named speaker — 4
“I write about this in my book; President Franklin Roosevelt was appalled that neo-Nazis, fascists in America were lining up to essentially pledge their support for the kind of government that they were seeing in Germany.”
“It didn't end badly; it actually ended really sweetly, but I wrote about it in my book. You can read about it there.”
“When I interviewed Olivia Nuzzi for my book last year, she talked about how covering the Trump administration, there was no social penalty if you went after them.”
“I know I told this story in my book and I told it for a reason, but there was a moment after, on 9/11 where on 'Good Morning America', it was Diane Sawyer and Charlie Gibson anchoring.”
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“I did the audio on my uh book subtle for more and I what I remember about it was like holding back tears in the sad scenes”