The Republican presidential front-runner signed a peace treaty of his own on Monday evening, agreeing to a one-on-one interview with Fox News Channel's Megyn Kelly — his media nemesis and a journalist he has called "the most overrated person on TV." "Mr. Trump and I sat down together for a meeting earlier this month at my request," Kelly said in a statement. "He was gracious with his time, and I asked him to consider an interview. I am happy to announce he has agreed, and I look forward to a fascinating exchange — our first sit-down interview together in nearly a year,” Kelly said in a statement announcing the upcoming interview. The meeting Kelly referenced in her statement took place at Trump Tower in New York on April 13 and was the first major sign that tensions were beginning to ease. Now that it's on, the Trump-Kelly sit-down will headline a previously announced special on Fox broadcasting called "Megyn Kelly Presents" on May 17. Fox said in a statement Monday that the hourlong telecast will include interviews with "a wide variety of notable guests (to be announced) from the entertainment world and other spheres of human interest."
– Megyn Kelly's meeting with Donald Trump didn't just serve to iron out a truce. After requesting an interview with the Republican frontrunner, Kelly says Trump has agreed to appear in the special Megyn Kelly Presents, to air on May 17, Fox News reports. Extra segments will be featured afterward on The Kelly File. "I look forward to a fascinating exchange—our first sit-down interview together in nearly a year," says Kelly. The Washington Post calls it "a victory for both sides," allowing Trump to "re-cast his image" and Kelly to showcase her "patience and professionalism." Plus, the special is "certain to be a ratings blockbuster."