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specific action to transform fox news. the company added that it did let o'reilly go after further allegations came to light. and bill o'reilly has defended himself, contesting the figures in "the new york times" article, in an interview on the "new york times" podcast daily. >> we have physical proof that this is bull [ bleep ], bull [ bleep ]. okay? so it's on you if you want to destroy my children further, all right, because it's all crap. this is horrible. it's horrible what i went through, horrible what my family went through. this is crap! and you know it. it's politically and financially motivated, and we can prove it shocking information. >> o'reilly released a statement saying that the person involved in that settlement had repudiated allegations against him, and he painted fox news harassment claims as well par for the course. quote, here are the fax. after the chairman of fox news roger ailes was fired in july 2015, dozens of women accused scores, that's 20s, of male employees of fox news of harassment. o'reilly

send us your e-mails. >> trevor: dear fox news, that was hilarious. email sent. ( applause ) yesterday, everyone on fox news was flailing like mariah carey. except spongebob squarehead. >> imagine if the president brought up the second amendment, how would the news media in this country reacted? there were a lot of people who raced immediately. let's talk about guns. i've always been a believer that you've got to prepare to defend yourself and i had gun permits in new york and rhode island and california and alabama and georgia in my life and i was trained in the use of the firearm by my parents who had connections to law enforcement. >> trevor: what does that mean? i was trained in the use of a firearm by my parents who had connections to law enforcement? the world doesn't like that. if someone's sick on the plane, no one screams does anyone have a cousin who watches grey's anatomy? anyone? ( laughter ) according to sean hannity, what stops a bad guy with a gun is sean hannity with a gun. >> this guy has a machine gun. how are they going to take him

does conservative fox news have the same problem? yes. that is my issue with this, it is not supposed to be partisan. because everyone has an issue. wall street, silicon valley, construction sites, basically every place that has men. and fox is right to call it out not because they can score political poipts but because it is the right thing to do. so fox news, please, keep going after sexual harassment, i applaud you. and the great news is, you don't even have to leave the building. we'll be right back. (applause) t-mobile's unlimited now includes netflix on us. that's right. netflix on us. get 4 unlimited lines for just $40 bucks each. taxes and fees included. and now netflix included. so go ahead. binge on us. another reason why t-mobile is america's best unlimited network. want in on the secret take the olay 28 day challenge. millions of real women see results starting day 1. "there is not a friend i have, that will not own this product"" visible results or your money back olay. ageless. feven being the backng half of a unicorn. fortu

this came from fox news? it absolutely didn't. peter schweizer is not a fox news contributor and it was broken by "the hill" newspaper. a nonpartisan publication. >> in april of 2015, "the new york times" wrote a long piece on this. one of the authors -- actually wrote about uranium one and the clinton foundation. it came out of "the new york times." i think we need to go back and look at the uranium one deal. look at these nine cfius voting members and bring them to the hill and say why did you prove this deal again? it was done in a rather expedited fashion, jesse. in 2010, approved october 22nd of 2010. when you are dealing with issues of real national security, sometimes it takes up to 128 days. they are more like 75 days. there were mergers that were not approved quickly by obama's federal department. >> jesse: the committee you are talking about is this committee on foreign investment where hillary and eric holder and voted on this uranium deal. my question is this -- journalism is about holding powerful people accountable.

payments made by fox involving former "fox news" boss roger ailes. the we don't know if these revelations could affect that. as for bill o'reilly, he's been trying to find a new job somewhere in the tv business. you might remember he went back on shaun hannity's show last month. first time back on fox since he was fired. i don't think we're going to see him back on fox any time soon in the wake of this revelation. $32 million is just an extraordinary sum of money and we will never know exactly why it was paid. but o'reilly says he's never mistreated anyone. toad the "new york times" this whole story is bowling gus agus >> i'm sure he'll love this one. let's welcome in alice ssyn ca a camerota. gretchen carlson is a voice that should be heard. she has not been heard on "fox news." >> that's right, dave and we have 32 million questions about that. so we are going to be addressing that with our round table of super smart women this morning, including gretchen carlson's attorney. do these massive settlements end up silencing women? what can we do about t

>> welcome back "fox 5 news" on the hill. we want to end this week with a scene out of previous week the return of steve you return and know the house majority whip was injured. on the hill this week he had around after applause and show of unity. "fox news sunday". >> chris: i'm chris wallace. president trump faces a growing backlash over the response to the desert base station, devastation in puerto rico >> i'm done being polite, i'm done being politically correct, i am mad as hell. >> the governor of puerto rico is so thankful that the job we are doing. >> chris: we will discuss the humanitarian crisis, recovery efforts and allegations the administration moved too slowly with fema director brock long. then, president trump pushes his tax plan promising a certain economic growth. >> this could be remembered as the moment we took control of our destiny and chose a future of

before the fox news question. and you really, really have to watch this answer. >> i'm not interested in confronting the president. i'm interested in working with the president. >> thank you very much for your time, sir. i really appreciate it. >> just a quick question. has your relationship with the president frayed to the point that you are not going to support anything that he comes to you and asks for? >> why would you say something that stupid? why would you ask something that dumb, huh? my job as a united states senator is a senator from arizona, which i was just reelected to. you mean that i am somehow going to behave in a way that i'm going block everything because of some personal disagreement? that's a dumb question. >> thanks, guys. thank you. >> thanks. >> that's a dumb question. i could just watch john mccain walk away after saying that's a dumb question all night. i could just watch that video all night, because what you see there, what you see there is a senator who is not playing fox news' game any

you're watching "fox news morning". ralph northam: i'm ralph northam and as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, i sponsored this ad because i've stood up to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all. >> 5:14 now let's welcome at stories we're following for you tuesday, october 10. california officials say 10 0 people are missing or unaccounted for in addition to the ten deaths caused by spreading wildfires. in self other counties flames continue to destroy homes and businesses. state of emergency is declared overnight. >> and loveic, texas a 19-year-old in custody after killing university police officer on country of texas tech university. officers were doing a welfare check on hol is dan

fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett has put together a list for us. take a look at the side of your screen. these are all the laws that were potentially broken by the clinton campaign and the dnc and the fake news dossier scandal. there's the uranium one scandal. gregg jarrett back at work. federal statutes involving crimes like bribery, mail fraud, wire fraud. racketeering. beyond serious stuff. this is "go to jail" type of things. the clinton email scandal. they are now up on the side of your screen. house committees are looking into how the fbi and the department of justice during the obama administration handled these issues and for good reason. james comey led hillary clinton off the hook despite the

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>> this is "fox 5 news morning". >> today on "fox 5 news morning" president trump traveling north to pennsylvania to promote tax reform proposal. in an effort to gain congressional and public support would for his plan. >> las vegas shootings one of the first lawsuits is filed against makers of bump stocks. >> there's rain. grab your umbrella and bring your patience you will need it today. hopefully we're making the day brighter thank you for joining us. >> wednesday, october 11. >> michael thomas is talking about the rain and erin is talking about traffic. which will be impacted no doubt. >> oh, yeah. >> mike >> good morning. bring the umbrella too much i have not said over the past two months you will need to at some point today. highs in middle 70s. hey, erin. >> not look fog ward to rain as maureen mentioned looking what it does to the commute. eastern at kenilworth look going and lack looking at maryland and virginia next. >> and if are you just waking up at 5:00 the latest developments in the california wildfires more than a dozen died and at least 2,000 homes, businesses and o

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will he ever be back on fox news? >>> plus, a little later an exclusive interview with gretchen carlson, the former fox news anchor who sued roger ailes 15 months ago. now she has a new book out talking about sexual harassment in the workplace. it could not be better timed, given the weinstein scandal. she'll join me with her view of bill o'reilly and the rest, coming up. >>> first, how the press pressures the president to do his job. we all know how president trump's tweets make journalists jump and react. but how do the questions we ask affect him? once you start to look, you can see it happening all the time. niger was the biggest example this week. all the way back on october 4th, that's when there were initial reports of several service members killed in the african country. at first reports of three dead. then we learned of the fourth. the next day white house press secretary sarah sanders opened the briefing with a statement of condolences. but then the ambush fell off the national radar. the following week, cn

. >>> there's new fallout tonight from an explosive report about former fox news star bill o'reilly. o'reilly fired back today after the "new york times" reported he had paid out a $32 million settlement for sexual harassment a month before fox news renewed his contract. today nbc's own megyn kelly breaking her silence and opening up about o'reilly, her former colleague. we get more from nbc's kate snow. >> i have been in the broadcast business for 42 years. 12 different companies. never one time was there any complaint filed against me. >> reporter: bill o'reilly on defense today after a bombshell "new york times" report saying he reached a $32 million sexual harassment settlement in january with lis wiehl, a fox news analyst. >> bill. >> reporter: "the times" also reporting that a month later 21st century fox renewed the star anchor's contract. 21st century fox says it knew of the settlement but not the details and fired o'reilly after being made aware of other allegations last spring, adding they have taken steps to change their leadership. >> o'reilly's suggestion that no one eve

he should resign immediately tonight. >> fox news has been relentlessly hiping a claim that hillary clinton sold out our national security by supposedly personally approving a

the "new york post" columnist and fox news contributor joins me now. that's the question, they're always saying what the republicans want, what did they want? >> right. and david, i think the problem for the democrats and those who are thumping the table for more gun control is that the facts don't fit their narrative. i mean, the idea that you could stop all of the mass shootings in america is one item they talk about, but they don't have proposals that would do that, that do not end up with confiscation. david: so let me just focus on that. is that the end game are? they really thinking of going into people's houses and taking guns? >> there are many different voices on the left about this, but clearly some of them, that's what they're talking about, they won't specify where do you stop? >> what is the limiting principle in this control regime. david: our senator, chuck schumer of new york, says we need laws to prevent guns from falling into the wrong hands. we have laws and there was no law in the nation that would have prevented this man from getti

this happened sat fox news between a fox news person and bill o'reilly. why wouldn't you inquiry about that. howie: mounting questions about who knew what when, do you think this will be a big story regardless because of the sharp media focus with these allegations. the first and officer most of thing is bill o'reilly is trying to get into the cable news world, or news broadcasting world. the claims coming forward is a product of that. also the culture has completely changed. after bill cosby, after roger ailes and all these allegations have been made against very powerful people, the harvey weinstein thing comes in. this morning a director james tovak has been accused by 30 women of harassing them. a producer at nickelodeon was fired last week. howie: 21st century fox has been trying to move on from this. but this is a significant setback for fox. it's embarrassing. it's disappointing that o'reilly was given a new contract under these circumstances. in the end the company did fire its biggest moneymakers. the media awash in new allegations. how the weins

at the white house, kristen fisher, fox news. >>> in an exclusive interview on fox news, president donald trump told maria more about the phone call. he denies telling her that her husband knew what he was signing up for >> these are tougher than dealing with the heads of the country. believe me, these are very hard calls, they're sad and sometimes you know, the grieving is so incredible i've called many people. i would think that everyone appreciated it. i was surprised to see this, to be honest with you. >> president trump also defending his chief of staff, john kelly who has come under criticism for his defending of president trump. the rest of president trump of interview will air tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. on the fox business network. >>> a strange situation in texas, what happeneded to some students at the hand of a substitute teacher that's got parents outraged. and this. arctic avenue in atlantic city. the the food market keeps getting broken into once a month. he'd like a little bit of help. hank's take coming up. . >>> in atlantic city grocer targeted burglaries hitting his market. p

this came from fox news? it absolutely didn't. peter schweizer is not a fox news contributor and it was broken by "the hill" newspaper. a nonpartisan publication. >> in april of 2015, "the new york times" wrote a long piece on this. one of the authors -- actually wrote about uranium one and the clinton foundation. it came out of "the new york times." i think we need to go back and look at the uranium one deal. look at these nine cfius voting members and bring them to the hill and say why did you prove this deal again? it was done in a rather expedited fashion, jesse. in 2010, approved october 22nd of 2010. when you are dealing with issues of real national security, sometimes it takes up to 128 days. they are more like 75 days. there were mergers that were not approved quickly by obama's federal department. >> jesse: the committee you are talking about is this committee on foreign investment where hillary and eric holder and voted on this uranium deal. my question is this -- journalism is about holding powerful people accountable.

instead they come up with these conspiracy theories that get them onto fox news and repeated on fox news. that's the first thing. the second thing and the much more strategic long-term plan they have is to completely try to undermine the mueller investigation so when it ends, if the president -- if mueller finds that the president either knew about something criminal that happened during the campaign or obstructed justice in the white house, when that referral comes back from mueller to congress in the form of an impeachment referral, they have done everything they can to undermine his credibility with their base. >> that suggests that they think there might be something serious coming out of the mueller probe. what would you guess that that could be? >> well, the most serious allegation that impacts the president that we know about right now is obstruction. i mean, clearly he was the one who made the decision to fire james comey. you notice, you were talking about all of the cast of characters that fox news is trying to throw into this years old story and one of them was james comey. he

fox 29 news. folks? >> jeff, see you at 6:00. thank you. >>> 92 to new tonight president of the board of commissioners in radnor township has officially resigned. philip ahr committed letter of resignation to the board today. this of course comes after he& was charged with physical low knee possession and destruction of child pornography earlier this month. he was released from police custody on $10,000 bond. the da jack whelan says police were tipped off about him in august by a national group battling child porn. >>> a sad end to go the search for a local college student. missing for more than a m police found the body of 18-year-old nicholas pratt tie company this morning along old trenton avenue in west windsor across from mercer county newspaper empty college. pratt tie company was last seen september 20th at the college and autopsy is being done to determine the cause of death. >>> skyfox over northeast philadelphia this afternoon. this after reports of a vehicle hitting pedestrians at the corner of cottman avenue and large

our country depends on it. >>> new allegations against former fox news anchor bill o'reilly. a former fox news colleague threatened to sue him for sexual misconduct. so he reportedly paid her a whopping $32 million. "the new york times" detailed the allegations in this expose. o'reilly settled new harassment claim, then fox renewed his contract. o'reilly claims the report smears and lies. former fox news reporter gretchen carlson summed up the entire situation as, quote, horrifying and outrageous. cnn's brian stelter has this look into it. >> hey there, yes. this is a story about money and power involving bill o'reilly and a long-time legal analyst at fox news named elise wheel. she was a regular on o'reilly's program, "the o'reilly factor," until the end of last year. that's where the story gets really complicated. in january of this year, she went to oh really and threatened a sexual harassment lawsuit. o'reilly settled out of court. he grid to pay her $32 million. a few weeks later, fox news renewed his contract for an incredible $25 million a year. now the next part of th

does conservative fox news have the same problem? yes. that is my issue with this, it is not supposed to be partisan. because everyone has an issue. wall street, silicon valley, construction sites, basically every place that has men. and fox is right to call it out not because they can score political poipts but because it is the right thing to do. so fox news, please, keep going after sexual harassment, i applaud you. and the great news is, you don't even have to leave the building. we'll be right back. (applause) ♪ blue moon is a well-crafted belgian style wheat beer brewed with valencia orange peel for a refreshing taste that shines brighter. blue moon. ♪ ou♪ it was about ribs back 'cause that was our thing ♪ ♪ our new ribs are bigger the whole menu's better ♪ ♪ so, we changed our song to be bigger than ribs ♪ ♪ chili's is back, baby, back, baby, back ♪ ♪ mmmm-hmmm ♪ oh baby chili's is back ♪ ♪ baby, back, baby, back remember 2007? smartphones? o m g ten years later, nothing's really changed. it's time to sn

payments made by fox involving former "fox news" boss roger ailes. we don't know in these new revelations could affect that investigation. as for bill o'reilly, he's trying to find a new job in the tv business. he went back on sean hannity's show last month. i don't think we're going to see him back on for example any time soon, no the in the wake of this revelation. $32 million is just an extraordinary sum of money. and we will never know exactly why it was paid. but o'reilly says he's never mistreated anyone. he told the "new york times" this whole story is bogus and said on twitter he's working on a response that will come out on monday. >> wow. to pay $32 million and then to have the contract -- a new contract signed. if they knew about the money, it doesn't look good. if they didn't know about the hoin, it doesn't look good. >> in the context of all this the harvey weinstein coverage. they've been all over it. fair point. but their coverage was that the liberal hollywood enabled this to go on. what about bill o'reilly? they enabled his behavior

"fox news morning" after this♪ >> today on "fox news morning" a man arrested and charged with sexual abuse less than a month ago in the district is arrested in prince george for attempted rain. many wondering why was he f free. >> not bad and not good oomer. redskins offense stumbles and defense struggles. "fox 5 news morning" starts right now. >> and let's look live outside on this tuesday morning as we get up and going. if are you headed on the roads already this is what it looks like out. there not a lot of traffic. roads are damp.

federal investigation into fox news? remember, the department of justice already has been looking into how settlement payments were paid to accusers of roger ailes who was also caught up in his own harassment scandal last year. ailes passed away a number of months ago, but the ongoing investigation is looking into fox's conduct in the matter. that's one issue for the murdoches. the other big issue is involving the sky deal, the ongoing attempt to buy up the rest of the british satellite network sky. it had a hard time getting the deal through because of scandals back in the united states. and it would seem that this latest revelation about bill o'reilly will only complicate matters even more for the sky deal. brian steallter, cnn, new york. >>> the new york times is responding to bill o'reilly spokesman who said the newspaper maliciously smeared the former fox news host. a spokesman for the newspaper says this, mr. fabiani addresses everything, but what the story actually says, this article like our previous reporting on

megyn kelly says she come plaend to co-presidents of fox news about o'reilly at the time. one of them, bill shine was ousted. jack abernathy remains as president of the company. >> today the nation's highest military honor awarded to mike gary rose for extraordinary acts of heroism. his love for fellow soldiers and devotion to the country inspires us all. david martin introduces us. >> mike gary rose was a green beret medic in 1970 when he and 15 other americans, were sent on a top secret mission inside laos. >> this was a relatively cleared area. >> helps explain why it took so long to award him the medal of honor. >> it wasn't what we were doing, where we were doing this why it was classified. >> laos was officially a neutral country where the u.s. military could not go. but the north vietnamese were using it as base camp from which to launch attacks into south vietnam. the u.s. military went in secret. all rose was told was to bring extra medical supplies. what does that tell you about the mission? >> going to be a tough one. proved to be. >> helicopters carried the ame

"fox news sunday" is next. it has been great having you. >> goodbye everyone. >> i am chris wallace. when you're after the 2016 election was hillary clinton and the democrats occluded with the russians? >> and she denied it. her own people denied it. everyone denied it. and now they are scooting around trying to figure out what to say. >> who in the clinton campaign approved pain for the russian dossier on donald trump and did they break the law?and was a collision with the trump campaign. we'll ask the chair oversight committee only on "fox news sunday". >> ran the gop revolt. it's obvious his political model is to survive. perfect children and presence of the answer to. an office of president i will be not be silent. >> like the republican effect on the present me for the future of the party? will talk with ohio governor john kasich. a trump critic. it is a "fox news sunday" exclusive. plus, the president and the republicans. still looking for their first big legislative win. >> this budget hasn't has a thing

that's according to a report out from nbc news. fox news has confirmed it. president trump has threatened north korea with fire and fury as he put it and he's repeatedly called kim jong-un little rocket man. president trump has said the united states has been unsuccessfully dealing with north korea for decades and that policy did not work. rich edson live at the state department. rich? >> secretary of state rex tillerson says his government has a few channels open to the government of kim jong-un probing about the potential of discussions in the future and also about the three americans that are still imprisoned in north korea. that's according to officials on capitol hill. discussions between the united states and north korea have slowed as of late. state department officials explain the communications with north korea are nowhere near actual negotiations with the regime over its nuclear and ballistic missile programs and they also stress north korea must demonstrate a dramatic change in behavior before the u.s. would negotiate. >> they are not showing us t

this is not unique to "fox news." women everywhere are used to being dismissed, ignored or attacked when raising dplancomps about men in authority positions. they stay silent so often out of fear. >> there's the megan kelly people have been waiting for. in response to that a pair of thank you notes. >> proving she's polite and has good manners. >> not much. >> new york attorney general launching an investigation into the weinstein company, ag looking into whether they broke state or new york city rights laws. investigators want to know how sexual harassment was handled internally. >> earlier this month, the "new york times" and the new yorker reported on decades-long pattern of allege the sexual misconduct by weinstein. he's denied all claims of nonconsensual conduct but admitted to some improper behavior and apologized for causing pain. the spokes woman tells cnn that he is in treatment and plans to stay in therapy for another month. >> actress kim cat trel telling pooers -- sex in the city movie. now singling out st

all right now on "fox news sunday" ." and hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with the latest reports at least one person has been charged in connection with special counsel robert mueller's investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election. the reports say a federal grand jury approved the chargers friday. those charges have been sealed by a judge and anyone facing charges could be taken into custody as soon as tomorrow. meanwhile, house republicans are launching new investigations into hillary clinton, including the revelation that her campaign and the democratic national committee paid for opposition research that led to the russian dossier that accused the trump campaign of collusion with the russians. joining us now to discuss all this, congressman trey gowdy, chairman of the house oversight committee. chairman, let's start with the report from several news outlets that the first mueller charges will be announced tomorrow. as a former federal prosecutor yourself, what we'll be be looking for? >> representative gowdy: first of all, chris, we

welcome back to "fox news morning". today is wednesday, october 25. feels more like fall out there today with high temperatures only expected to hit mid 60s. michael thomas back in four minutes with a full wednesday forecast. >> and ecigarettes will be band from public indoor spaces in new york state. governor andrew quum owe signed the bill on monday. statewide ban begins in november. >> people who undergo weight loss surgery may be more vulnerable to opioid abuse. one out taking medication for pain a year after surgery. now study's author says this is further evidence that certain patients are more broken to long term opiate use than others. >> pregnancy could contribute connection and quick response between new mom's and baby's cry. national institutes of health researchers watched behave of moms and baby around the world and all mops reacted similarly to child crying versus braipz of women without children. mri scans in mom's brains heightened activity to caregiving movement and speech. the study finds while some aspect are parenting are learned i

i also want to ask -- fox news contributor charlie hurt and matthew slap. i will go to you first, matt. what is your take on the information that byron had just released this evening? >> there's been a lot of smoke around this for a long time. i give byron great credit. it just seems like there is almost an access of political evil here. people willing to do almost everything to stop donald trump. bill kristol, we've all debated throughout the last two years. he was a prominent never trumper. paul singer, how did it move from this republican back over now to the dnc and to the democrats? there's a lot more here that we need to know. >> jeanine: do we know anything about that? the original investigation from the fall of 2015 to the spring of 2016 and then it ended in terms of the funding by republicans or the anti-trump people. and it's picked up by the dnc and clinton campaign. who contacted who? you know? >> we do know something about this. what we've been talking about, it starts in the fall of 2015. it's a conventional oppo research. it's a conventional

it's not just fox news who turned a blind eye to this and hippockrae hupockeracy. it's also the people who watch fox news and allow this to happen and make excuses for it. bill o'reilly is a great guy. even the president of the united states made excuses for the bill o'reilly's behavior. how do you say you're christian, you believe in conservative values, you want women to be sacred and stand for all of that and you have someone who's basically a predator and supporting every night on your network? >> my guess is they don't believe it. society is moving along still very slowly in my opinion in terms of how we react to these issues. we, too many women are still suffering. but there's even more a lag among conservatives. and i think they operate along the assumption women are probably lying. steven moore saying if you're a powerful man you can't meet alone with a woman that the implication is she's going to lie and say you're going to sexual harass her. they're always operating along the assumption it's not true. i don't think they're operating under the assumption t

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you're watching "fox news tonight."to i'm harris faulkner. tough vote with 20gop members saying no to a budget resolution that had to pass. without it they would have had a pretty desperate situation on their hands. the president made it clear the stakes for his party could not be any higher here is paul ryan, speaker, and nancy pelosi former speaker, after the vote. >> this was an enormous step in the direction of getting taxs reform and tax cuts for middle class families over the line into, law, done. >> what the republicans did today was to give, was to

just one month later, fox news' parent company, 21st century fox, resigned the host to a new contract. over the weekend, the company issued a statement, saying it was aware of the threat and suit, but was informed by mr. o'reilly he settled the matter. criticism came from within fox news itself. >> this is a significant set back for fox. there's no question about it, it's embarrassing. >> if fox news or any other company gets wind of a confidential settlement, albeit private, it still has to disclose. >> settled the matters privately, because he wanted to protect his children from the controversy. commenting on the "new york times" report, gretchen carlson tweeted nobody pays $32 million for false allegations. nobody. >> bill o'reilly is promising to give his side of the story in reaction to the "new york times" report sometime later today. >>> the national archives is scheduled to release thousands of secret files on the assassination of president john f. kennedy this week. many people still question what happened on that day in dallas in 1963. in fact, at least 61% of americans beli

the news prompted megyn kelly who alleged sexual harassment by former fox news chief roger ailes to speak out. >> o'reilly's suggestion that no one ever complained about his behavior is false. i know because i complained. this must stop! the abuse of women, the shaming of them, the threatening, the retaliation, the silencing of them after the fact, it has to stop. >> kelly also interviewed a previous o'reilly accuser and former fox news colleague juliette huddy speaking publicly about it for the first time, huddy says she settled her harassment claim with o'reilly last year. >> i know that you signed a non-disclosure agreement in connection with the settlement. >> as a lawyer, you know i can't talk about anything. >> do you regret signing that? let me ask you that? >> i -- many women go into the settlement agreement because they just don't want to face what potentially could be coming at them. again, it's -- you're dealing with a corporation filled with people who are going to do everything that they possibly can to make sure that they win and you don't. >> are you scared today? >> i'm te