Megyn Kelly blasts Fox News for reporting on Nicolás Maduro’s arrest

Kelly warned against blind support from the right when it came to military action abroad, citing the disastrous 2003 invasion of Iraq under President George W. Bush.

“I have seen what happens when you brazenly encourage American intervention abroad, thinking it is for our good and for the national and international good, only to end up with what we call a quagmire in places like Iraq, not to mention Libya.”

She continued: “We’re not good at going into these foreign countries, beheading them at the leadership level and then saying we’re going to send the country to a better place, or it’s going to send itself. Either way, nine times out of 10, they’re not good,” referring to how Maduro’s vice president, Delcy Rodriguez, is now Venezuela’s interim leader.

“I’m staying in yellow until we know more, and this time I’m not joining the Fox News cheerleading brigade. I’ve been burned too many times,” Kelly concluded.