He’s baaaaack. Former Fox News anchor Bill O'Reilly is back on the air via his podcast, and while he won’t het into specifics, he’s confident he’ll be exonerated. In the opening moments of his "No Spin News" broadcast, O’Reilly said the truth will come out about sexual harassment accusations that got him fired from the network.
O'Reilly added that when the truth about the allegations comes out, his fans "will be shaken." Repeating the sentiment of his initial statement on the matter, O’Reilly said he was "surprised" that Fox News let him go over the allegations and is sad he's not on TV anymore.
As we told you before, Fox News' parent company 21st Century Fox let him go last week after an investigation into a report that the network and O'Reilly paid millions of dollars to settle harassment lawsuits. They’re also reportedly paying O’Reilly as much as $25-million to relieve O’Reilly of his broadcasting duties.
I'm sure FOX's lovely parting gift to O'Reilly requires him to remain mum but his exoneration doesn't necessarily have to come from his lips. O'Reilly's made it VERY clear he's not done with television and it's rumored three networks are already in line for his services.