While the world seems to be falling apart around us, sometimes a distraction is necessary to prevent everyone from going crazy.
On Thursday’s “America Live” on the Fox News Channel, host Megyn Kelly offered such a distraction in her “Kelly’s Court” segment. Earlier this week, it was reported that Tera Dye, a now-former Missouri school teacher, resigned her post when it was discovered she had appeared in “one or more pornographic movies” while living in California in the mid-1990s.
During the show, Kelly offered a description of one of the alleged incriminating photos of “Rikki Andersin.”
“OK, this is daytime TV,” Kelly said. “These are the photos we can show but I have before me — and I cannot show it on TV, but if I just did this … you’d see something naughty, and I’m just saying that I see body paint and I see breasts underneath the body paint. I see a teeny tiny little thong. I see ‘Miss Exxxotica’ over a bare bottom and nothing else. And I see body paint on an ocean shore.”
Defense attorney Mark Eiglarsh, Kelly’s guest for the segment, didn’t seem to mind doing research on the issue.
“Let me say this, unlike Lee, I did the homework for this segment,” Eiglarsh said. “I was forced to have to examine what is this ‘Exxotica’ – what is it all about? I was forced to watch these videos online. And let me just say this, I have two points to make. First of all Megyn, thank you.”
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