Megyn Kelly launches astonishing foul-mouthed attack on CNN's Kaitlan Collins

Megan Kelly unleashed a shockingly foul-mouthed attack on CNN journalist Kaitlan Collins. 

During a Tuesday night episode of The Megan Kelly Show, the commentator held nothing back when discussing Collins with radio producer Stu Burguiere and podcaster Stephen L. Miller.

Though Kelly, a former Fox News and NBC anchor, believes Collins 'is biased', she said the anchor's 'biggest sin' is that 'she's extremely boring with no personality.' 

'I have a pro tip for her: Smile. Try smiling. Try not to be in your delivery like such a cold-hearted b***h all the time, because it gives people nothing to bond to,' Kelly said. 

The trio went on to critique Collins' Friday appearance on Bill Maher's late night show, where the host tore into her about the left-wing network's 'gushing' over Vice President Kamala Harris at the Democratic National Convention.

'I'm sorry, but she's only a star with the leftists,' Kelly said of Collins, while also touching on the anchor's 'Alabama roots' that she spoke about with Maher. 

'I'm from Alabama. I'm from a very red state. I have a very conservative family. A lot of them are Trump voters,' Collins said on Friday. 

'They watch my show every night, and I think they know they can trust me, that, you know, we call bulls**** on every side, not just whatever leaning our audience may be, and I think that's something that people actually want more of.'

Kelly strongly disagreed with Collins and said that her statement only let viewers know that 'Donald Trump is evil.' 

'What's happening here is that Donald Trump is evil - that's what you really need to know,' Kelly said. 

'And she was actually on there suggesting that CNN is fair in its coverage, and that you can trust CNN, you heard her making that claim earlier.' 

Kelly then shared a compilation of CNN's coverage featuring Collins and her colleagues. 

'But CNN is nothing but fair, "nothing but fair" guys,' Kelly said sarcastically to Burguiere and Miller. 

Miller jumped in and brought up yet another awkward moment Collins had on a recent episode of Stephen Colbert's show, where his audience laughed after he referred to the network as 'objective.' 

The podcaster said that although Collins has claimed that the network 'speaks to lawmakers from both sides,' she did not touch on 'how she treats people from both sides differently .' 

'How she's combative with Ted Cruz, or you know, how she'll cut off an interview if somebody says something about COVID or something like that. 

'She's cut off Republicans and she's never cut off a Democrat,' Miller added. 

Kelly jumped back in and said that 'people are sick of this sh**,' and 'can't stand being force fed this nonsense by these mainstream media outlets.' 

The host then took the opportunity to note 'a point of pride' for The Megyn Kelly Show that recently reached more than one billion views on YouTube. 

She proceeded to mention how her show has 'beat' other media outlets, including CBS News and NBC News, among others. 

'Even [beating] CNN, which has a very large and successful YouTube feed,' Kelly said. 

In June, Kelly labeled CNN host Kasie Hunt 'weak' following her meltdown over claims that the network's upcoming presidential debate moderators may be 'biased.'

The former Fox News anchor took aim at Hunt on her show, and said she 'embarrassed womankind' with her public outcry.

'She embarrassed female journalists, and she embarrassed CNN,' Kelly said. 'Her timidity rang through loud and clear, she was shaking.'

Kelly's remarks came days after Trump campaign spokesperson Karoline Leavitt was unceremoniously booted off of Hunt's show when she argued moderators Jake Tapper and Dana Bash won't treat Trump 'fairly' during a debate. 

The CNN anchor took offense to Leavitt bringing up past instances of Tapper and Bash appearing to side against Trump in their coverage. 

Leavitt was hastily cut off the air as she weighed in, leaving her to note afterwards that the incident 'just proves our point that President Trump will not be treated fairly in Thursday's debate.'

'CNN cutting off my microphone for bringing up a debate moderator's history of anti-Trump lies just proves our point that President Trump will not be treated fairly in Thursday's debate,' she said at the time. 

'Yet President Trump is still willing to go into this 3-1 fight to bring his winning message to the American people, and he will win.'