Megyn Kelly, the Fox News anchor, was taken aback by a new news graphic on her own channel during a live news show and called it "scary and terrifying."
"That was a new alert. The animation, it scared me a little bit," Kelly admits in the above video, giggling as she tries to compose herself. She seemingly recovers and makes a great segue by saying, "Maybe we should be scared, because the clock is ticking down right now to the so-called 'fiscal cliff.'"
Kelly is one of the most popular personalities on Fox News, hosting "America Live" on weekdays after originally hosting "America's Newsroom."
She welcomed Fox News editor Chris Stirewalt as a guest commentator, and started the interview by asking him what he thought of the new news alert animation.
"So, what did you think of the alert animation? Did it scare you?" she asked. Her producers aired the graphic again as Kelly intensely giggled. "Look at that! It's terrifying!"
"I was a little frightened. I was afraid something really, really bad was happening instead of just the standard badness," he jokes.
Watch Megyn Kelly's reaction in the video below:
