Alisyn Camerota, former co-host of “Fox & Friends Weekend” weighed in the recent sexual harassment allegations against Bill O’Reilly and his departure from the Fox network. She anticipates there is “more to come” and says that little could be done about Roger Ailes, former network exec, abuses at the time.
“Look, I was there for a long time as you all know,” she said. “And I know a lot about the culture and my friends there. There is a feeling that, Brian, there is more to come. This isn’t the end. Just Bill O’Reilly leaving. There is more to come. And in fact, we know there is still an investigation — a justice department criminal investigation. Where do we think that might lead?”
Camerota also dismisses claims of a supposed “hotline” of women.
“I do not know that I would call it a toxic culture, but I would say that it was pervasive,” Camerota added. “There was a feeling when I was there that Roger was the boss. It was Roger Ailes fiefdom. He was the king. There was no higher authority you could go to, and there was harassment. And I tried in my own way to raise the flag and talk to people about it. I went to my superiors to talk to them about it. And there was certainly a feeling of, ‘This is Roger. What are you going to do? Who are you going to go to?’”