http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/...rtisers-Oreilly-Factor-sexual-misconduct.html
CNN seemed to be thrilled about this last night.
CNN seemed to be thrilled about this last night.
Bill O'Reilly scandal
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CNN should be thrilled. O'reilly has one of (if not the) highest rated news shows on TV. Anything that could turn people away from him is good for CNN.
Unfortunately, CNN has embraced becoming the Democratic Party News arm so their thrill is more that the red team is in trouble rather than the blue team.
Unfortunately, CNN has embraced becoming the Democratic Party News arm so their thrill is more that the red team is in trouble rather than the blue team.
I think it depends if these allegations have legs. If they do, you are right, he'll be a radio personality only and it won't take 12 months. But if these never escalate beyond allegations (no settlements or no charges), then this will blow over, and actually serve to increase his audience as it will be played over and over as another partisan-based smear attack (like the women who came out of the woodwork claiming sexual misconduct against Trump, yet not one would actually go on police record).
I don't know anything about these cases but I can tell you that the biggest fear corporations have in settling sexual or discrimination lawsuits even though it is usually cheaper is that once it becomes public knowledge the lawsuits come out of the woodwork.
Did CNN mention their own growing racial discrimination lawsuits while they were most likely gloating over FOX's troubles.
Did CNN mention their own growing racial discrimination lawsuits while they were most likely gloating over FOX's troubles.
Maybe his wife will run for President of the United States.
Seems like a workable and familiar narrative: Wife of Bill runs for President and media forgets scandals
Seems like a workable and familiar narrative: Wife of Bill runs for President and media forgets scandals
The bigger story is that a conservative is sexually victimizing women instead of boys like Ralph Shortey, Dennis Hastert, Mark Foley, Milo...
$13 million aint nuisance money.
$13 million aint nuisance money.
Yeah. You should have said 12 minutes and you'd have been closer!
In my experience, that's the best time to fire someone.....when they aren't in the office.
