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- TV icon Barbara Walters has passed away at the age of 93. Welcome back to the "Kempire Daily" YouTube channel, your number one source for pop culture, news and music, entertainment, reality TV, and so much more. As always, be sure to like this video, subscribe to the channel, and hit that notification bell so you never miss out on breaking news, when we go live, or when we upload. So it is quite late here in Denmark, for those of you that didn't realize that I've been traveling for the holidays, but when I saw the notification about Barbara Walters, the executive producer, the creator of "The View", the legendary TV anchor, newswoman, broke all kinds of barriers for women in entertainment and media and news passed away, I knew I had to talk about it, and I had to report on it. So Barbara Walters has been absent from the public eye for quite a few years. There have been countless rumors about her declining health. TMZ is now confirming that she has passed away at the age of 93 years old. So they report this. They said that: "Barbara Walters - "one of the biggest and most recognizable news anchors "in the world, has died. "We're told she died at her home, surrounded by loved ones. "Barbara had been in declining health for several years. "The legendary ABC broadcaster passed away Friday "in New York City. "Barbara had receded from public eye the past several years, "opting to live a private life. "She hadn't been seen out and about since at least 2016." So they go on to reflect on Barbara's career, saying that: "Barbara's 60-plus-year career "was in part catapulted by her coverage "of President John F. Kennedy's assassination in 1963. "She came on-air to report on the story "alongside anchor Hugh Downs, "giving a man-on-the-street perspective from New York City. "Of course, she went on to become "one of the longest-serving journalists in the game - "first working for NBC's 'Today' show "as a writer and researcher, "and working her way up in the network "through the '60s and early '70s, "eventually becoming their first female cohost. "In 1976, Barbara jumped over to ABC, "landing a job on their 'Evening News' program. "She was the first woman to anchor a network news show, "but her cohost was not having it "and it made success almost impossible." If you've followed her talking about this in her autobiography or when she's done interviews talking about this, like, this is a long news... When we talk about television, when we talk about the newsroom, you talk about a show like the morning show, no, Barbara Walters literally lived this. And when I say she broke glass ceilings for women in media, she really did. She suffered a lot in trying to be the only woman in the room, the only woman getting this next opportunity. So they continue, and they say that: "Not long after, "she became...