Drain the swamp.

Knowing who Debbie Schlussel, I'm inclined to say this did not happen. She's pretty much certifiably crazy.

If the totality of her story is that he invited her, and she said no then I am not certain this passes any standard of harassment. He was not her boss.

Yes, but if you're using business opportunities as a hook, and then taking those away when someone declines your advances, well you're getting close to a line.

I have no problem with him asking her out. Totally normal. Taking negative action when she says "no", that's flat wrong.

Agreed.

Proving that the denial is the reason for her not being asked back as a guest is where it gets tricky.

She also accused him a plagiarism. Probably not helping her case that harassment is why she was not booked.

She got blacklisted from Breitbart (while Andrew was still alive so before they became as worthless and nutty as InfoWars) for harassing writers there.

She issued a retraction/clarification: http://lawnewz.com/high-profile/despite ... n-hannity/

Especially with this passage from the article.

Schlussel said Hannity pressed her again to come to his hotel room after the show taping, which did not go well

If her second appearance didn't go well, maybe she sucks being on TV?

C'mon now. I think this guy is good for a few laughs and is a real tool but these cases of "Sexual Harassment" are getting to be a good joke.

C'mon now. I think this guy is good for a few laughs and is a real tool but these cases of "Sexual Harassment" are getting to be a good joke.


http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/sea ... a7de153d2b


Sean Hannity is the latest Fox News star to be accused of sexual harassment.

In an interview with the Pat Campbell Show on Friday, former Fox News contributor Debbie Schlussel claimed that Hannity had invited her to his hotel room — twice — when they appeared together for one of his programs. But when she rebuffed him, Schlussel said that she was never asked back on the show.

Schlussel claimed the “awkward” incident began when Hannity invited her to a store where he was signing books. While there, she said Hannity asked her: “Why don’t you come back with me to my hotel?” Schlussel said she responded: “No, I have to get ready for the show.”

Schlussel said Hannity pressed her again to come to his hotel room after the show taping, which did not go well. She refused.

“I wasn’t booked on his show again, and he called me and yelled at me,” Schlussel said. “It was made clear to me that I didn’t go back to his hotel with him after. I got a very weird feeling about the whole thing, and I kind of knew I wouldn’t be back on his show.”

She added: “This kind of stuff is all over the place at Fox News and anything that has to do with Sean Hannity.”

Her comments were aired just days after Bill O’Reilly’s ouster by Fox News in the wake of revelations that he and the company had paid out some $13 million to women who accused him of sexual harassment.

Fox News provided a statement to The Huffington Post from Hannity who said that Schlussel’s claims were “100 percent false and a complete fabrication.” He called her a “serial harasser who has been lying about me for well over a decade,” and threatened to sue her using a “team of some of the finest and toughest lawyers in the country.”

Hannity also characterized Schlussel’s comments as part of a “coordinated effort afoot to now silence those with conservative views.”

Schlussel, however, is a conservative. One sign of her politics was her repeated — and false — claim beginning in 2006 that President Barack Obama was a Muslim, insisting: “Once a Muslim, always a Muslim.”


But Schlussel has also clashed with Hannity, whom she referred to as “Vannity.” In 2007, she accused him of plagiarizing one of her columns. Three years later, she said the Freedom Alliance, a charity linked to Hannity, was involved in questionable practices, which the charity vehemently denied.

“This is not the first time Debbie Schlussel has lied about Sean Hannity,” Fox News stated. A point-by-point refutation of Schlussel’s attacks on the charity was also included.

Fox’s track record on sexual harassment, on the other hand, is abysmal. Before the most recent controversy over O’Reilly, several women had accused former Fox News chairman Roger Ailes of sexual harassment, which ultimately resulted in millions of dollars in payoffs. Former Fox News host Alisyn Camerota just revealed on Sunday that Ailes made inappropriate sexual comments to her and told her she’d have to meet him in a hotel if she wanted more opportunities at the network.


Ailes was eventually forced out of the company with a $40 million golden parachute. O’Reilly received a $25 million settlement as part of his deal to leave.

Over the weekend, Hannity posted a Twitter rant after he was named by The New York Times as one of President Donald Trump’s private advisers. He called the story “total fake news speculation,” then wondered if the Times had found out whom he talks to because perhaps he’s being “surveilled and unmasked by the NSA.”

as I had mentioned prior in this thread, I was familiar enough with this certain pundit to know she is batshit insane.

She issued a retraction/clarification: http://lawnewz.com/high-profile/despite ... n-hannity/

She was always nutty on the Stern show.