>Two sources familiar with the situation told The Daily Caller that Matthews paid $40,000 to settle with an assistant producer on his show, “Hardball with Chris Matthews,” in 1999 after she accused him of harassment. An MSNBC spokesperson contested that claim to the Caller, saying the company instead paid significantly less as part of a severance package.
ARE YOU STILL GUILTY IF U PAYOFF YOUR SEXUAL HARRASSMENT ACCUSERS?
Caleb Perez
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Jack Garcia
Why not go to court if your Innocent?
Josiah Wood
If you pay off a sexuals assault/harassment claimant is it becasue you know you would be fined or maybe jailed if you took it to court?
Andrew James
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Brandon Nelson
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Justin Butler
The elite have sex castles built in best Korea..
This is Hollywood, a sex trafficking cult
Isaiah Hall
It's likely cheaper to pay them off than the price of court.
Brandon Bennett
a lot of innocent guys pay them off just to get them to go away and avoid the media coverage
Logan Scott
damon is getting harrassed since he went #metoo. they are not paying him off, seems they want him to pay. go check his tweetz.
Ian Campbell
But you would still be admitting guilt right
Carter Richardson
Complete opposite. 99% of the time a payout comes with an innocence clause for the accusee stating they did no wrongdoing.
Jeremiah Nelson
>People posting stupid shit ITT without actually having any actual grasp of the subject
Unsurprising, but as disappointing as it always is.
Paying someone off for their silence isn't an admission of guilt. Sufficiently credible accusations alone are damaging, and if you can convince a party to hold you harmless in return for a small compensatory package, it's often worthwhile, even if the accusations are false.
It's probable that MSNBC didn't have any idea whether the accusations were true or not, and didn't care. Paying them was cheaper than having the accusations go public.
Isaiah Parker
Fuck off it's literally a single guy posting dumb shit.
Colton Fisher
So trump could pay someone off and he would have been innocent?
I see what you mean.
Jonathan Ortiz
Guys whats going on in here?
Sebastian Lopez
>hardball
Angel Miller
Yes, you are still guilty if you actually committed the crime. No, settling out of court does not make you guilty. How fucking hard is this?
Andrew Sanders
HARDBALLED
John Mitchell
>sources familiar with the situation
>sources familiar with the way he thinks
As much as I can't stand Chris Matthews, this type of reporting has to go.
Eli Martin
Bump
Drooling over the memories
Benjamin Jones
Why pay them off if you could sue them which makes them stop their retarded claim.
Nathan Campbell
this. every sources besides having 'direct knowledge' are shit.
also
>dailycaller