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Ex-Fox News host Ed Henry has leaked texts of staffer accusing him of sexual assault but she was texting him CRAZY stuff…her lawsuit may fall apart
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Until now, the specific accusations against Guilfoyle have remained largely hidden. The draft complaint, which was never filed in court, is covered by a nondisclosure agreement. The former assistant has not been publicly identified, and, out of respect for the rights of alleged victims of sexual harassment, The New Yorker is honoring her confidentiality. Reached for comment, she said, “I wish you well. But I have nothing to say.”
The woman was hired in 2015, just out of college, to work as an assistant for Guilfoyle and another former Fox host, Eric Bolling. According to a dozen well-informed sources familiar with her complaints, the assistant alleged that Guilfoyle, her direct supervisor, subjected her frequently to degrading, abusive, and sexually inappropriate behavior; among other things, she said that she was frequently required to work at Guilfoyle’s New York apartment while the Fox host displayed herself naked, and was shown photographs of the genitalia of men with whom Guilfoyle had had sexual relations. The draft complaint also alleged that Guilfoyle spoke incessantly and luridly about her sex life, and on one occasion demanded a massage of her bare thighs; other times, she said, Guilfoyle told her to submit to a Fox employee’s demands for sexual favors, encouraged her to sleep with wealthy and powerful men, asked her to critique her naked body, demanded that she share a room with her on business trips, required her to sleep over at her apartment, and exposed herself to her, making her feel deeply uncomfortable.
As serious as the draft complaint’s sexual-harassment allegations were, equally disturbing was what the assistant described as a coverup attempt by Guilfoyle, whose conduct was about to come under investigation by a team of outside lawyers. In July, 2016, the network had hired the New York-based law firm Paul, Weiss to investigate sexual misconduct at the company, which, under the leadership of Roger Ailes, had a long history of flagrant harassment and gender discrimination. According to those familiar with the assistant’s draft complaint, during a phone call on August 6, 2017, she alleged that Guilfoyle tried to buy her silence, offering to arrange a payment to her if she agreed to lie to the Paul, Weiss lawyers about her experiences. The alleged offering of hush money brings to mind Trump’s payments to the porn star Stormy Daniels, in order to cover up his sexual impropriety
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I mean, I hope he beats this case. This shyt is FOUL….and I despise his politics
Dude used to fill in for Tucker Carlson’s show
So you defending these cacs hard while already painting Jay-z as guilty.
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Ex-Fox News anchor Ed Henry accused of sexually assaulting another female colleague
Wed, November 27, 2024 at 6:12 PM EST
Fox News fires co-anchor Ed Henry after completing sexual misconduct investigation
Journalist Ed Henry, the ousted Fox News host accused of rape in 2020, is facing additional allegations of sexual misconduct.
Jennifer Eckhart, a former associate producer on Fox Business whose allegations against Henry resulted in his July 2020 firing, filed a new motion in her ongoing legal battle with the news network last week. Henry has denied Eckhart's claims of assault, arguing the sexual encounter was consensual.
In Eckhart's motion Monday, her attorney Michael J. Willemin alleges Henry sexually assaulted another female colleague during his time at the news network. Willemin also claims Fox News was made aware of Henry's alleged behavior at the time by various employees.
"Fox News said it learned about the new assault allegation only during this litigation and that no employees warned executives about Henry engaging in sexual harassment while he was employed at Fox," the network said in a statement Wednesday to USA TODAY.
Ex-Fox News host Ed Henry, who was sued in 2020 for alleged rape, is accused of sexually assaulting another colleague during his time at the network.
Ex-Fox News host Ed Henry, who was sued in 2020 for alleged rape, is accused of sexually assaulting another colleague during his time at the network.
Fox News requested a summary judgment in the case in September — a ruling that would forgo a trial — and claimed they promptly responded to Eckhart's allegations by suspending Henry and launching an investigation.
In its statement, Fox News said Eckhart and her attorneys are "desperately trying to salvage their case," adding that the network was "not aware of any relationship between Ms. Eckhart and Mr. Henry or of any allegations of unwelcome sexual activity by Mr. Henry until after she left the company."
"Fox News' efforts to put its head in the sand will not be rewarded. After years and years of failing to protect its female employees from sexual harassers and assailants, we look forward to holding Fox News accountable for the damage Ms. Eckhart has suffered before a jury of her peers," Willemin said in a statement emailed Wednesday to USA TODAY.
"My heart goes out to every other woman that has suffered at the hands of Ed Henry as we have learned in the discovery process of this case that I am not the only survivor and Fox News employee he has groomed and sexually assaulted," Eckhart told USA TODAY in a statement shared by reps Wednesday.
Background: Ed Henry accused of rape in civil suit that also targets Fox News, Sean Hannity and Tucker Carlson
Attorney: Fox News knew Ed Henry 'posed a risk to female colleagues'
In the most recent filing, Willemin accused Fox of failing to look into allegations of assault writing, "none of these allegations were ever meaningfully investigated."
In an earlier memo, Willemin responded to Fox's move to avoid a trial by saying Henry wants the court "to decide disputed issues of fact that should be entrusted to a jury."
Past incidents cited in the new filing include Henry's alleged affair with a Las Vegas stripper in May 2016 and subsequent treatment for sex addiction; using a Fox News-issued device to engage in a "sexting incident"; and engaging in an inappropriate "sexual relationship" with another unnamed colleague.
Fox News "knew that he posed a risk to his female colleagues, staff and subordinates," the filing reads, with Willemin noting that Henry was suspended following the 2016 affair.
Fired Fox News co-anchor Ed Henry is facing fresh allegations of sexual assault amid an ongoing legal battle with producer Jennifer Eckhart.
Fired Fox News co-anchor Ed Henry is facing fresh allegations of sexual assault amid an ongoing legal battle with producer Jennifer Eckhart.
But the network "welcomed him back with open arms, rewarded him by drastically renewing his contract, increasing his pay … promoting him to a highly-coveted anchor role, and continuing to enable and turn a blind eye to his actions, effectively condoning his behavior, as the red flags, complaints and the warning signs piled up," Willemin said in the filing.
Eckhart's latest complaint includes an allegation that Henry sexually assaulted another Fox News staffer shortly following his return to the network around 2017. The unnamed female employee provided sworn testimony on the alleged assault as part of Eckhart’s case.
"Fox News' treatment of Mr. Henry following his return to the network only served to embolden him, as he escalated his abusive treatment of women by not only raping Ms. Eckhart, but also sexually assaulting another Fox News colleague," Willemin argued.
Fox pointed to another recent filing's statement from Eckhart that she did not tell anyone at Fox about her encounters with Henry until after she was fired in 2020 and that Henry had made an effort to conceal the relationship from the network.
In a phone conversation with USA TODAY, Willemin said that while it is true that Eckhart did not disclose Henry's name, she did bring up a toxic work culture in an interview with HR but was shut down immediately.
Eckhart's counsel also argued in a brief, "Ms. Eckhart was concerned that any disclosure on her part would filter back to Mr. Henry who had power and influence at Fox News and could get her fired."
In Eckhart's Wednesday statement, she said, "I eagerly await my day in court to cast even more light on the immorality of the culture the network continues to promote, and the countless other survivors that have suffered at the hands of pure evil."
Ed Henry sued for alleged rape following Fox News firing
Henry, who co-anchored "America's Newsroom," was terminated from Fox News after the news network said it received a complaint on June 25, 2020, from a former employee's attorney regarding "willful sexual misconduct in the workplace years ago."
The following month, Eckhart and guest news analyst Cathy Areu brought a lawsuit against Henry alleging a litany of sexual misconduct, ranging from sexual harassment to forced oral sex. The complaint also revealed that Eckhart was the anonymous accuser whose allegations against Henry led to his firing from Fox.
Former Fox News host Ed Henry, center, is accused of assaulting another woman in recent filings from producer Jennifer Echkart's own assault case.
Former Fox News host Ed Henry, center, is accused of assaulting another woman in recent filings from producer Jennifer Echkart's own assault case.
Eckhart said in the lawsuit that Henry raped her and "left her injured, bruised and battered with bloody wrists" in a New York hotel room "sometime in 2017" and that Fox executives were informed "in graphic and specific detail" about her claim.
Ed Henry takes legal action: Fired Fox News host sues NPR, CNN correspondents for defamation
The lawsuit also asserted that Fox executives knew Henry had been accused of sexual misconduct long before Eckhart's initial complaint. "Mr. Henry was not terminated after Fox News learned of these complaints. Upon information and belief, he was not even disciplined," the filing read.
Henry refuted Eckhart's claims of sexual abuse at the time in a statement to USA TODAY, released through his lawyer Catherine Foti. The TV journalist claimed that Eckhart "initiated and completely encouraged a consensual relationship."
"The #MeToo movement has helped to bring to light a number of injustices in our society, and everyone that has suffered deserves to be heard," the statement read. "This is not one of those cases."
(This story has been updated to change a typo in the second paragraph.)
If you or someone you know has experienced sexual violence, RAINN’s National Sexual Assault Hotline offers free, confidential, 24/7 support to survivors and their loved ones in English and Spanish at: 800.656.HOPE (4673) and Hotline.RAINN.org and en Español RAINN.org/es.
Contributing: Maria Puente, USA TODAY
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Ed Henry lawsuit: Fox News alum accused of additional sexual assault
Ex-Fox News anchor Ed Henry accused of sexually assaulting another female colleague
Ex-Fox News host Ed Henry, who was sued in 2020 for alleged rape, is accused of sexually assaulting another colleague during his time at the network.
Ex-Fox News anchor Ed Henry accused of sexually assaulting another female colleague
Wed, November 27, 2024 at 6:12 PM EST
Fox News fires co-anchor Ed Henry after completing sexual misconduct investigation
Journalist Ed Henry, the ousted Fox News host accused of rape in 2020, is facing additional allegations of sexual misconduct.
Jennifer Eckhart, a former associate producer on Fox Business whose allegations against Henry resulted in his July 2020 firing, filed a new motion in her ongoing legal battle with the news network last week. Henry has denied Eckhart's claims of assault, arguing the sexual encounter was consensual.
In Eckhart's motion Monday, her attorney Michael J. Willemin alleges Henry sexually assaulted another female colleague during his time at the news network. Willemin also claims Fox News was made aware of Henry's alleged behavior at the time by various employees.
"Fox News said it learned about the new assault allegation only during this litigation and that no employees warned executives about Henry engaging in sexual harassment while he was employed at Fox," the network said in a statement Wednesday to USA TODAY.
Ex-Fox News host Ed Henry, who was sued in 2020 for alleged rape, is accused of sexually assaulting another colleague during his time at the network.
Ex-Fox News host Ed Henry, who was sued in 2020 for alleged rape, is accused of sexually assaulting another colleague during his time at the network.
Fox News requested a summary judgment in the case in September — a ruling that would forgo a trial — and claimed they promptly responded to Eckhart's allegations by suspending Henry and launching an investigation.
In its statement, Fox News said Eckhart and her attorneys are "desperately trying to salvage their case," adding that the network was "not aware of any relationship between Ms. Eckhart and Mr. Henry or of any allegations of unwelcome sexual activity by Mr. Henry until after she left the company."
"Fox News' efforts to put its head in the sand will not be rewarded. After years and years of failing to protect its female employees from sexual harassers and assailants, we look forward to holding Fox News accountable for the damage Ms. Eckhart has suffered before a jury of her peers," Willemin said in a statement emailed Wednesday to USA TODAY.
"My heart goes out to every other woman that has suffered at the hands of Ed Henry as we have learned in the discovery process of this case that I am not the only survivor and Fox News employee he has groomed and sexually assaulted," Eckhart told USA TODAY in a statement shared by reps Wednesday.
Background: Ed Henry accused of rape in civil suit that also targets Fox News, Sean Hannity and Tucker Carlson
Attorney: Fox News knew Ed Henry 'posed a risk to female colleagues'
In the most recent filing, Willemin accused Fox of failing to look into allegations of assault writing, "none of these allegations were ever meaningfully investigated."
In an earlier memo, Willemin responded to Fox's move to avoid a trial by saying Henry wants the court "to decide disputed issues of fact that should be entrusted to a jury."
Past incidents cited in the new filing include Henry's alleged affair with a Las Vegas stripper in May 2016 and subsequent treatment for sex addiction; using a Fox News-issued device to engage in a "sexting incident"; and engaging in an inappropriate "sexual relationship" with another unnamed colleague.
Fox News "knew that he posed a risk to his female colleagues, staff and subordinates," the filing reads, with Willemin noting that Henry was suspended following the 2016 affair.
Fired Fox News co-anchor Ed Henry is facing fresh allegations of sexual assault amid an ongoing legal battle with producer Jennifer Eckhart.
Fired Fox News co-anchor Ed Henry is facing fresh allegations of sexual assault amid an ongoing legal battle with producer Jennifer Eckhart.
But the network "welcomed him back with open arms, rewarded him by drastically renewing his contract, increasing his pay … promoting him to a highly-coveted anchor role, and continuing to enable and turn a blind eye to his actions, effectively condoning his behavior, as the red flags, complaints and the warning signs piled up," Willemin said in the filing.
Eckhart's latest complaint includes an allegation that Henry sexually assaulted another Fox News staffer shortly following his return to the network around 2017. The unnamed female employee provided sworn testimony on the alleged assault as part of Eckhart’s case.
"Fox News' treatment of Mr. Henry following his return to the network only served to embolden him, as he escalated his abusive treatment of women by not only raping Ms. Eckhart, but also sexually assaulting another Fox News colleague," Willemin argued.
Fox pointed to another recent filing's statement from Eckhart that she did not tell anyone at Fox about her encounters with Henry until after she was fired in 2020 and that Henry had made an effort to conceal the relationship from the network.
In a phone conversation with USA TODAY, Willemin said that while it is true that Eckhart did not disclose Henry's name, she did bring up a toxic work culture in an interview with HR but was shut down immediately.
Eckhart's counsel also argued in a brief, "Ms. Eckhart was concerned that any disclosure on her part would filter back to Mr. Henry who had power and influence at Fox News and could get her fired."
In Eckhart's Wednesday statement, she said, "I eagerly await my day in court to cast even more light on the immorality of the culture the network continues to promote, and the countless other survivors that have suffered at the hands of pure evil."
Ed Henry sued for alleged rape following Fox News firing
Henry, who co-anchored "America's Newsroom," was terminated from Fox News after the news network said it received a complaint on June 25, 2020, from a former employee's attorney regarding "willful sexual misconduct in the workplace years ago."
The following month, Eckhart and guest news analyst Cathy Areu brought a lawsuit against Henry alleging a litany of sexual misconduct, ranging from sexual harassment to forced oral sex. The complaint also revealed that Eckhart was the anonymous accuser whose allegations against Henry led to his firing from Fox.
Former Fox News host Ed Henry, center, is accused of assaulting another woman in recent filings from producer Jennifer Echkart's own assault case.
Former Fox News host Ed Henry, center, is accused of assaulting another woman in recent filings from producer Jennifer Echkart's own assault case.
Eckhart said in the lawsuit that Henry raped her and "left her injured, bruised and battered with bloody wrists" in a New York hotel room "sometime in 2017" and that Fox executives were informed "in graphic and specific detail" about her claim.
Ed Henry takes legal action: Fired Fox News host sues NPR, CNN correspondents for defamation
The lawsuit also asserted that Fox executives knew Henry had been accused of sexual misconduct long before Eckhart's initial complaint. "Mr. Henry was not terminated after Fox News learned of these complaints. Upon information and belief, he was not even disciplined," the filing read.
Henry refuted Eckhart's claims of sexual abuse at the time in a statement to USA TODAY, released through his lawyer Catherine Foti. The TV journalist claimed that Eckhart "initiated and completely encouraged a consensual relationship."
"The #MeToo movement has helped to bring to light a number of injustices in our society, and everyone that has suffered deserves to be heard," the statement read. "This is not one of those cases."
(This story has been updated to change a typo in the second paragraph.)
If you or someone you know has experienced sexual violence, RAINN’s National Sexual Assault Hotline offers free, confidential, 24/7 support to survivors and their loved ones in English and Spanish at: 800.656.HOPE (4673) and Hotline.RAINN.org and en Español RAINN.org/es.
Contributing: Maria Puente, USA TODAY
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Ed Henry lawsuit: Fox News alum accused of additional sexual assault
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This dude wife whole office at NPR looking at her like
The men definitely like your p*ssy has to be trash and u must be a lazy fukk and u asia
I thought u love long time, those rumors must be coli ducktales
The men definitely like your p*ssy has to be trash and u must be a lazy fukk and u asia
I thought u love long time, those rumors must be coli ducktales
consenting adults blurring lines at workSo you defending these cacs hard while already painting Jay-z as guilty.
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The bītch was younger when this allegedly went down but he was still on board for the fůckery until it got crazy
at best they wont get paid. They already both played themselves for workplace shenanigans. Ed Henry was throwing himself on other women at work too. Theres other cases against dude but this is the most high profile one.
