Ed Henry, Sean Hannity & Tucker Carlson Sued In Blockbuster Sexual Harassment & Assault Case

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Hannity thing was a harmless joke, so it calls into question her mental stability, especially with the Tucker interaction. If Tucker cheats, I assume it's with 20-something interns and young reporters. I honestly don't believe Tucker would make a pass at her, she's not attractive.

Go away, Trump Junior.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t think it is coincidental that info about this comes out now, when there are murmurings of Carlson running for office in the future. Can’t say whether he is guilty, but honestly wouldn’t be surprised if he is. Who isn’t these days? Its exhausting.

+1. Also the Sean Hannity thing seemed like much ado about nothing. Just the office old guy trying to awkwardly set people up

I’m beginning to see why so many cons seem dumbfounded when accused of sexual harassment or sexual assault. It is literally like you people don’t know how to act right.

+1. And empathy (the ability to put yourself in someone else’s shoes) is a completely alien concept. Realized I should define empathy for some posters on this board.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t think it is coincidental that info about this comes out now, when there are murmurings of Carlson running for office in the future. Can’t say whether he is guilty, but honestly wouldn’t be surprised if he is. Who isn’t these days? Its exhausting.

+1. Also the Sean Hannity thing seemed like much ado about nothing. Just the office old guy trying to awkwardly set people up

I’m beginning to see why so many cons seem dumbfounded when accused of sexual harassment or sexual assault. It is literally like you people don’t know how to act right.

Amen.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Hannity thing was a harmless joke, so it calls into question her mental stability, especially with the Tucker interaction. If Tucker cheats, I assume it's with 20-something interns and young reporters. I honestly don't believe Tucker would make a pass at her, she's not attractive.

Go away, Trump Junior.

You said a lot there. Think what a sad, broken person Jr is, and how he tries to hide his fragility behind a mask of bravado and machismo. Same thing here. The PPs who are defending this stuff and making excuses share a lot of the same features.

[Anonymous]

Inconsistencies are emerging in claims made by Cathy Areu, a once-periodic Fox News guest, that she was harassed by some of the network’s biggest names — including prime time anchor Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity. New emails obtained by Mediaite shed further light on the case.

Claim against Sean Hannity

In the lawsuit, Areu claims, she was a “relatively regular” guest on Hannity’s prime-time show until March 8, 2018. “On that day, Mr. Hannity, on set and in front of the entire studio crew – and completely unsolicited – threw $100 on the set desk,” the suit claimed. “He then began calling out to the men in the room and demanding that someone take Ms. Areu out on a date for drinks at Del Friscos. He repeatedly yelled, ‘who wants to take her on a date?’ ‘Take her on a date to Del Friscos.’”


Areu “was completely mortified,” the lawsuit added, “and made clear that she was incredibly uncomfortable with Mr. Hannity’s misogynistic behavior by quietly pleading with one of her friends in the room to accept the money so that the humiliation would end. Thankfully, none of the staff cooperated with Mr. Hannity, even after he repeatedly chided one particular male employee for being ‘afraid to take out a beautiful woman.'”

Emails provided by Fox News and reviewed by Mediaite, appear to show that the male friend Areu referenced actually came to the set that evening at Areu’s invitation.

“Is it ok for me to bring a guest?” Areu apparently wrote in an email to a staffer earlier that day, referring to the guest as “Alex.” She added, “He’s my good luck charm. He does yoga. Very calming. I run. I’m nuts,” before signing the email with a winking face and her name.

The staffer replied: “Haha of course! No problem at all – will add him to the security list,” signing the email with a smiling face.

According to Fox News, which hired an outside firm to investigate Areu’s allegations, Hannity offered Areu and her friend $100 to get drinks next door at Del Friscos after the appearance.

Areu then apparently sent two emails thanking Hannity and his staff. The first, at 10:37 in the evening, said: “Thanks so much for having me on. Way too much fun.”

The second, sent at 6:39 the next morning, included a picture of the martini she said she bought at Del Frisco’s. “Please thank Sean for a fun evening,” Areu wrote. “He shouldn’t have! … but We did exactly as he and Alex’s had bet. Down to the pineapple martini.”

[Anonymous]

Link for above.....https://www.mediaite.com/news/holes-emerge-in-cathy-areus-lawsuit-against-fox-news-hosts-tucker-carlson-sean-hannity/

Read the whole piece.

[Anonymous]

^^^

Doesn't negate the claim

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Inconsistencies are emerging in claims made by Cathy Areu, a once-periodic Fox News guest, that she was harassed by some of the network’s biggest names — including prime time anchor Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity. New emails obtained by Mediaite shed further light on the case.

Claim against Sean Hannity

In the lawsuit, Areu claims, she was a “relatively regular” guest on Hannity’s prime-time show until March 8, 2018. “On that day, Mr. Hannity, on set and in front of the entire studio crew – and completely unsolicited – threw $100 on the set desk,” the suit claimed. “He then began calling out to the men in the room and demanding that someone take Ms. Areu out on a date for drinks at Del Friscos. He repeatedly yelled, ‘who wants to take her on a date?’ ‘Take her on a date to Del Friscos.’”


Areu “was completely mortified,” the lawsuit added, “and made clear that she was incredibly uncomfortable with Mr. Hannity’s misogynistic behavior by quietly pleading with one of her friends in the room to accept the money so that the humiliation would end. Thankfully, none of the staff cooperated with Mr. Hannity, even after he repeatedly chided one particular male employee for being ‘afraid to take out a beautiful woman.'”

Emails provided by Fox News and reviewed by Mediaite, appear to show that the male friend Areu referenced actually came to the set that evening at Areu’s invitation.

“Is it ok for me to bring a guest?” Areu apparently wrote in an email to a staffer earlier that day, referring to the guest as “Alex.” She added, “He’s my good luck charm. He does yoga. Very calming. I run. I’m nuts,” before signing the email with a winking face and her name.

The staffer replied: “Haha of course! No problem at all – will add him to the security list,” signing the email with a smiling face.

According to Fox News, which hired an outside firm to investigate Areu’s allegations, Hannity offered Areu and her friend $100 to get drinks next door at Del Friscos after the appearance.

Areu then apparently sent two emails thanking Hannity and his staff. The first, at 10:37 in the evening, said: “Thanks so much for having me on. Way too much fun.”

The second, sent at 6:39 the next morning, included a picture of the martini she said she bought at Del Frisco’s. “Please thank Sean for a fun evening,” Areu wrote. “He shouldn’t have! … but We did exactly as he and Alex’s had bet. Down to the pineapple martini.”

So - Hannity gave Areu money as a kind gesture and told her and her date to go out and have a drink on him.
She turns it into a sexual misconduct suit.

I hope she is blackballed from every damn network for her lies. And, I hope these men counter sue.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:^^^

Doesn't negate the claim

The hell it doesn't.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:^^^

Doesn't negate the claim

The hell it doesn't.

It doesn’t.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:^^^

Doesn't negate the claim

The hell it doesn't.

It doesn’t.

Sure. Believe all women, right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:^^^

Doesn't negate the claim

The hell it doesn't.

Yoy sound angry and irrational. Maybe you should take a breather.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:^^^

Doesn't negate the claim

The hell it doesn't.

Yoy sound angry and irrational. Maybe you should take a breather.

Not at all. Anyone who looks at the evidence outlined in this article and doesn't believe these charges are bogus is not dealing with reality.

[Anonymous]

Not at all. Anyone who looks at the evidence outlined in this article and doesn't believe these charges are bogus is not dealing with reality.

It's also comical.

[Anonymous]

Given the history of Fox News and sexual harassment, I can't do anything except believe it's actually 10x worse.