O'Reilly threatens to sue previous politician over Facebook post

as mentioned in Bill O'Reilly is summoning a previous New Jersey state legislator to court of law for writing a Facebook postdetailing the allegations his ex-girlfriend made versus the anchor at Fox News. Embattled Fox break news outcast Bill O'Reilly is threatening a $5 mn lawsuit over a Facebook post accusing him of creepy behavior. (Charles Eshelman/FilmMagic)In the lengthy Facebook post on Tuesday, Panter wrote which the previous Fox break news host would ask her out and dial her late at night. Michael Panter, who served on the New Jersey General Assembly, posted a Facebook statement telling his ex was sexually harassed with Bill O'Reilly. Last week, the New York Times uncovered O'Reilly reached a $32 mn settlement with legal analyst Lis Wiehl.

Bill O'Reilly threatens $5 mn lawsuit over Facebook post

NEW YORK — Bill O'Reilly is threatening legal action versus a previous New Jersey lawmaker who penned a candid account of his ex-girlfriend's alleged encounters with the previous Fox break news host. In the post, Panter recalled dating a lady who settled a lawsuit with O"Reilly. Panter did'nt name either lady in the post. The post drew media attention on Thursday morning, prompting O'Reilly's camp to respond forcefully. In a statement to CNNMoney on Friday, he told he may have his own status versus O'Reilly.

Bill O'Reilly attacks author of Facebook post alleging vindictive attitude with O'Reilly

as mentioned in Bill O'Reilly. (Richard Drew/Associated Press)Just ask Bill O'Reilly about accusations versus (former) large bullets like him, and he'll say you how the legal system is stacked versus him. Any time, somebody can come out and sue us, attack us, go to the press or anything like that. He's too the author of an extensive Facebook post alleging vindictive attitude with O'Reilly as sexual harassment allegations began snuffing out his career prospects. The post concerns an ex-girlfriend of Panter's and O'Reilly's attitude toward her.

DA Candidate to address Facebook post in Monday break news conference

At when the comments were allegedly made, Mr. Monroe was the Canton city justice. Mr. Monroe did tell that he was working out a outline to hold a "large press conference" Monday that would address the Facebook posts and the allegations versus him, though he told he did'nt yet have a location and a time in that the conference would take place. Ms. DeMaio-Viers told the comments were posted late on election night 2016 next the results naming Mr. donald trump president. Some hours later, she told a friend had told her to look at nasty comments that followed, involving 2 from Mr. Monroe. "He knows he wrote it, because that is his handwriting," Mrs. DeMaio-Viers told when asked about the nature of the font.

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