The irrelevant Megyn Kelly tried and failed to slam The View co-hosts for celebrating Tucker Carlson’s termination, but critics came for her neck.

On Monday, View co-host Whoopi Goldberg informed the audience that Fox News parted ways with Carlson. Goldberg then initiated “the wave” with her colleagues, which people usually do at sporting events.

Afterward, Ana Navarro-Cárdenas encouraged the audience to join her in singing Steam singer Gary DeCarlo’s well-known part of “Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye.”

“Na na na na, na na na na, hey, hey, hey, good bye,” the audience sang. 

Sunny Hostin clarified that while no one likes to “celebrate the demise of someone’s career,” Carlson’s situation was different.

“He is responsible for the degradation that we see, somewhat, of our democracy in this country,” Hostin said. “And I just think, as a faithful person, look at God. Karma doesn’t lose anyone’s address.”

Kelly quote tweeted a clip of the co-hosts’ celebration, writing, “Not one of these women could solo host a show and get ratings. Not one. They are & will always be ensemble players. Their jealousy is on full display here, and ideological hatred too, of course.”

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However, Mrs. Pompous should’ve reviewed her resume before embarrassing herself with this tweet. Unlike the imbecilic journalist, Goldberg became the first Black woman to host the Academy Awards (Oscars) in 1994. And in 1996, 1999 and 2002, she hosted it again, dubbed the award show’s best host. Goldberg was also the first Black woman to EGOT in 2002. 

Meanwhile, Kelly brags about hosting her show, 

The Megyn Kelly Show, but the world will never forget her as the woman who NBC fired because she saw nothing wrong with blackface.

Twitter users were quick to put the repugnant woman in her place.

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Fox News announced they fired the Tucker Carlson Tonight host on Monday, thanking “him for his service to the network as a host and prior to that as a contributor.”

According to the LA Times, Carlson was fired personally by Fox Corp. Chair Rupert Murdoch, the same man who promoted him from contributor to daily host in 2016. 

While the company never specified why they terminated him, many speculated it had something to do with the $787 million settlement with Dominion Voting Systems since his termination happened days after the settlement.

According to the Dominion Voting System’s lawsuit against the defrocked former Fox employee, Carlson allowed false narratives about the voting technology firm to go public on his show. 

One of the narratives being the Dominion Voting System gave some of former President Donald Trump’s votes to President Joe Biden during the 2020 election.

Others speculated that his termination was connected to former Fox producer Abby Grossberg’s discrimination lawsuit, where she alleged that Carlson made “derogatory comments towards women.” She said Carlson had “disdain for those who dare to object to such misogyny” on the Tucker Carlson Tonight show set. She also said she faced harassment for her gender and Jewish religion by Carlson’s show producers, Alexander McCaskill and Justin Wells.