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Los Angeles, CA -- Despite a $60 million sexual harassment
lawsuit filed by a former coworker, popular Fox News Channel
anchor Bill O'Reilly is more angered at how the media has
covered the reports, focusing on the nature of a few sexually
explicit phone calls and not on the fact that he's "carrying
one giant kickstand."
"This is a case of a woman trying to get money out of
me and jealous news organizations who want to see me destroyed,"
O'Reilly said. "I feel awful that my family and colleagues
have to hear intimate details concerning my sexual prowess
and size. The truth will eventually come out in court -- I
mean about sexual harassment, not the size thing."
The lawsuit, filed in New York by Andrea Mackris, a 33-year-old
former associate producer on "The O'Reilly Factor,"
quotes O'Reilly as speaking to her in highly explicit terms
about vibrators, oral sex, masturbation and continual references
to O'Reilly's sexual prowess.
"I realize I screwed up. Miss Mackris and I had a few
consensual phone conversations where we discussed and agreed
that I was huge -- both by length and girth -- and I shouldn't
have. This woman betrayed my trust and is now extorting me
for millions of dollars to tell the world something that was
meant to remain private: that I am huge. These conversations
did not in any way constitute sexual harassment and she knows
it."
O'Reilly's attorneys have demanded copies of tape recorded
conversations, if they indeed exist.
"We want these purported tapes where there is talk about
how good Mr. O'Reilly is in bed, and about the larger-than-average
size of his manhood if they indeed exist," O'Reilly's
lawyer Stuart Nellis read from a statement at a press conference
Monday. "We are confident that our client will be vindicated
of these malicious charges -- you know, the harassment thing
not the size thing."
"I would be happy to answer any further questions as
soon as I'm finished showering."
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