joining us now, lisa bloom, managing attorney at the bloom firm. she represents wendy walsh and two other women who have accused bill o'reilly of sexual harassment. lisa, before "the new york times" story came out, you knew that saturday, that friday that it was going to be out in the sunday times. we didn't. we got the sunday times. we read it. what did you think was going to happen when i and millions of others read that story? >> well, i knew people were going to be very affected by the story. but that wasn't going to be enough. we had to keep the story alive in the media. and we had to get other accusers. and we had to have a game plan. so i'm an attorney, but i also do a lot of media. and i understand how both the law and media work. i also understand how the attorneys for fox news work because i've had other cases against them. and so i came up with plan with wendy walsh. and god bless her, she was willing to do it. she was very, very scared. and you see her on tv. she is very good. but behind the scenes she was very nervous. and i told her i

and lisa bloom, civil rights attorney at the bloom firm. she represents dr.endy walsh, one of the women who has publicly accused bill o'reilly of unwanted sexual advances. april, as declared by president donald trump, is sexual assault awareness month. we will be back on china in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. donald trump is hosting chinese president xi jinping today at his for the resort mar-a-lago. it is the first meeting between the leaders of the world two largest economic powers. on the campaign truck, trump repeatedly attacked china. pres. trump: we cannot continue ourllow china to rape country. and that is what they are doing. it is the greatest theft in the history of the world. amy: trump tweeted lasast week - "the meeting next week with china will be a very difficult one in that t we can no longer have masassive trade deficits ad job losses. american companies must be prepared to look at other alternativeses." the meeting comes just a day after north korea launched

and lisa bloom, thank you for joining us again tonight. lisa bloom, wendy walsh.alsh gets tonight's last word. the 11th hour with bryan williams is next. >>> tonight was it accidental? president trump today hinting at military action in syria. shake-up at the white house. steve bannon loses a key seat at the table. as he no show at the rose garden. and our white house correspondents weigh in on how the president started his day. a new attack on susan rice a strong defense of bill o'reilly. "11th hour" begins right now. good evening once again from our headquarters in new york. the president today invited two

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and lisa bloom, thank you for joining us again tonight. lisa bloom, wendy walsh.t's last word. the 11th hour with bryan williams is next. rngts tonight was it intentional or accidental considering it's a war russia is already engaged in? president trump hinting at military action in syria. >>> west wing lightning rod steve bannon is a no show in the rose garden amid questions about what it all means. and our white house correspondents weigh in on how the president started his day. a new attack on susan rice a strong defense of bill o'

and lisa bloom, thank you for joining us again tonight. lisa bloom, wendy walsh. wendy walsh gets tonight's last word. the 11th hour with bryan williams is next. rngts tonight was it intentional or accidental considering it's a war russia is already engaged in? president trump hinting at military action in syria. >>> west wing lightning rod steve bannon is a no show in the rose garden amid questions about what it all means. and our white house correspondents weigh in on how the president started his day. a new attack on susan rice a strong defense of bill o'reilly. dwhaet 11th hour" begins right now. good evening once again from our headquarters in the new york. the president today invited two new york times yurnlests into the oval office. he then accused susan rice of committing a crime and defended his friend, bill o'reilly. and that was before his joint appearance with king abdullah of jordan where he said he changed his mind about syria and his leader. not long ago he said things like "we should stay the hell out of syria." and "syria is not our problem." whil

. >> reporter: the end came just hours after lawyer lisa bloom detailed the testimony of yet another accuser. >> she said that he would walk by her desk and say, mmm-mmm! and grunt and moan at her. otherwise he would never talk to her. he'd say, looking good, looking good, girl, when she got off the elevator. and probably most offensive to her was that he had a nickname for her, hot chocolate. she's african-american. >> fire bill o'reilly! >> reporter: allegations against him have swirled for years. perhaps the public protests, the advertiser exodus from the o'reilly factor, finally forcing his employer's hand. today while o'reilly shook hands with the pope in rome on his easter vacation, in new york, the network's parent company issued this statement. after a thorough and careful review of the allegations, the company and bill o'reilly have agreed that bill o'reilly will not be returning to the fox news channel. this evening o'reilly released a statement that reads in part, it is tremendously disheartening that we part ways due to completely unfounded claims. that is the unfortunate

two days later, angeles, lisa bloom revealed another o'reilly accuser. >> i'm not litigious. i don't want any money. there's no lawsuit. >> reporter: 2013, dr. wendy walsh began a thursday night slot on o'reilly's show. >> we are beginning a new segment called are we crazy? >> reporter: it was a tryout. soon she says she got a dinner invite from o'reilly's assistant. >> and i thought, wow, the big boss, wow. he brought it up first as soon as we sat down to dinner saying, we'd like to make you a contributor. >> reporter: after dinner she says -- >> as we walked past the hostess stand at the restaurant, he turned right towards the bedrooms. i turned left towards the bar. and he caught up with me and said, no, no, come back to my suite. and i said, i'm sorry, i can't do that. and then he became hostile. all his charmingness went away. and he said the words "you can forget all the business advice i gave you, you're on your own." >> jimmy: >> reporter: that night, april 3rd, advertisers began to abandon o'reilly's show. o'reil like other prominent and controversial people i'm vuln

. >> and lisa bloom is calling for an independent investigation.tedly says that walsh is not looking for money. >> abc's nick watt caught up with walsh as well as her attorney's mother, another prominent civil rights attorney, lisa bloom. >> this is the bill cosby of corporate america. because over and over and over again, they're accused and they get away with it. >> we were ten feet away from each other. dade where did you go? he caught up with me. he said come back to my suite. i said i'm seorry i can't do that. he said, all right we'll go to the bar. >> so now, they're calling for an investigation to look into all of this. but, it's -- interesting because o'reilly made the claim that everyone is just after him for his money. now she is saying i don't want any money. >> small drip, drip. mercedes-benz announced they're relocating all the funding they were doing in advertising with the o'reilly factor. also this morning, hyundai announcing while they're not advertising with him now. that they dent plnt on't plan t future. >> tax day tips next. >>

bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> a new report in "the washington post" how lisa bloom one of the womeng bill o'reilly pushed the story into the pup realm. mission was to quote bring down bill o'reilly. he has denied the claims but has agreed to leave the network. joining me is paul farr, the media reporter for "the washington post." good afternoon to you. walk us through some of that reporting by your colleagues which centers on getting wendy walsh and per kweeta to go public with their stories. >> it was important that they did did go public because after they broking this story in april the question was did the story have sflegz and the story had legs because lisa bloom had clients who were willing to go public, put a name, a face, a voice on these accusations and to keep it in the public sphere. the advertisers left the show, they stayed off the show in part because the media attention was as intense as it was. >> i want to play four what carolyn heldman, one of the women who has accused o'reilly of sexual harassmentd tol my colleague this week. >> we need to kw the full extent of b

lisa bloom, thanks for your time. >>> we reached out to fox news for comment.any is reportedly talking with bill o'reilly about a possible exit. they have not yet responded to us. >>> that is "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >> you're not going to wait up, waiting for that response, are you, chris? >> no, no, i don't think i'll be getting one but i may be reading about what happens. >>> do you sleep too much or too well? are you too relaxed? do you have low blood pressure, a lack of anxiety, not a care in the world? if so, there's a cure for that. "foreign affairs" is out with a new issue today titled present at the destruction? trump in practice. it's illustrated with this pictogram of air force one jetting directly into, volcanic eruption? mushroom cloud?

. >> lisa bloom will also be here. she represents all of those women. and if you are afraid that donald trump could succeed in taking your health care away and repealing the affordable care act, i'm just going to take care of that for you tonight. you do not have to worry about that. >> there's a great plan and this will be great health care. it's evolving. the plan gets better and better and better and it's gotten really, really good. and a lot of people are liking it a lot. we have a good chance of getting it soon. >> you've got a lot to worry about with that guy, but i'm going to tell you why you have nothing to worry about on health care. that's coming up. >>> and, could next week bring donald trump's biggest defeat? >> how you going to make the mexicans pay? how? >> i said they are going to pay for the wall and they will pay for the wall. >> mexico has already humiliated trump on paying for the wall and now congress may be next. today, president trump made sure that there were no questions about bill o'reilly at his press conference. he did that by

we're back with lisa bloom, perquita burgess and wendy walsh.anita hill's words, the key is for people to keep coming forward, that was your key. that was your strategic key from the start. once thisnew yorkimes" article came out with wendy, you were hoping for perquita to read it and others to read it and come forward. >> well, wendy knows that we had a media strategy and legal strategy from the beginning. we had to keep this in the news. we could not let it be a one-day story. we had to bring fox news to its knees. we had to do a press conference and keep coming on shows like yours, and thank you for your wonderful coverage. i keep talking about it because i needed to find perquita. i needed to find caroline. i knew that one woman might not be enough. we had to keep the pressure on. wendy and i come out publicly. we call into the hotline. in fact, all of these three fantastic women called into the hotline which made fox news do an investigation and while those investigations were ongoing, i got another one and another one and flew to north car

here's what her lawyer lisa bloom told msnbc's chris hayes. >> she alleges she was a clerical worker at fox news in 2008. she did not work directly for bill o'reilly but for a different broadcaster who she said was a great boss. but bill o'reilly would come by her desk on a regular basis and make offensive comments and sounds. he would grunt like an animal. he'd call her hot chocolate. she's african-american. he would say, uh-huh, when they were alone in an elevator together and she got off first he'd say looking good, girl. and while any of these comments taken alone may not be all that bad, he never spoke to her otherwise. he never even said hello or how are you? she was really quite frightened of him. >> letisha james, new york public advocate and the president of media matters. i want to get your reaction to what lisa bloom just described. >> it's really offensive as an african-american ma but representing all women in the city of new york, it's really offensive to all women to create a hostile climate where you demean women and when you basically sexually harass them each and ev

that's what lisa bloom said. she's representing wendy walsh and accuses o'reilly of sexual harassment and retaliation and they both join me now. thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you. >> so, wendy. let's be honest about this. we've known each other for years but the first i learned about this encounter was in the new york times this weekend and i was flabbergasted. tell me what happened. >> in a nutshell i was asked to be on his show as a regular guest and three weeks into it i got an exciting e-mail from his secretary saying that mr. o'reilly is coming to los angeles and he'd love to have dinner with you and i said absolutely. because i wanted to talk to him about my career prospects. often being brought on as a guest is an audition process and i wanted to be a paid contributor. he brought it up, says roger ail is a good friend of his and they plan on making me a contributor. the dinner went on to include small talk about life, love, etc. and at the end of the dinner, he simply said let's get out of here

. >> no, but lisa bloom has said repeatedly, he wants an outside investigation, she wants someone other the law firm retained by fox news to do an internal investigation. what women want is for this company to rid itself of this hostile work environment. we're hearing these sexual allegations don't just -- they haven't just plagued bill o'reilly. all the way to the top, roger ailes. so the question, is, is there a culture, are women safe in this environment? that's the question that i think the protesters were asking that are outside demanding that bill o'reilly be terminated from fox. >> lisa bloom, the lawyer, described fox as a cesspool of sexual harassment and retaliation. if fox does not change the culture, what are the legal liabilities? >> more and more lawsuits, and some where they are asking for money. right now, there's no money on the table with respect to bloom's two clients. but if women have suffered sexual harassment and there's a statute of limitations period, it could be huge damage, as well as advertisers leaving the network and major consequences for fox. >> thanks so

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here is what lisa bloom said about what she wants from fox. >> this is not my first case against fox expect it will be my last. dr. walsh is a long time friend and she had already been a client of mine on some business matters and i'm very proud to stand with her and represent her. as you pointed out, she did not sue. she did not ask for a dime. she has not asked for any money. she simply has told her story publicly and so i wonder what mr. o'reilly's response is to her given that his defense is everybody's after money. she's not even asking for any money. >> so why is she holding a press conference with you tomorrow? >> because everybody in the media has come to her since the story broke yesterday asking for more information. and we do have something to reveal at the press conference as to what the next steps are going forward. i will give you a little preview. there needs to be an independent investigation of sexual harassment at fox news. how many women have to come forward? by my count it's already been dozens and dozens of women who have been reported in reputable media to come

. >> let's get lisa bloom in here.joined by lisa bloom, she is the attorney for wendy waubl. wendy walsh broke this case, the o'reilly story wide open. lisa, that's because your client was one of the people who could speak to the "new york times" when they did their massive story on this two weeks ago because she was not bound by a legal agreement not to speak about bill o'reilly. i would like your reaction to the sudden announce member that bill o'reilly is going on vacation. >> it is a coincidence, lawrence, because tomorrow i'm going on vacation as well. but the difference i i for sure am coming back to work on monday. and bill o'reilly should not be coming back to work on monday, because he has sexually harassed so many women. wendy walsh has been so brave the come out like anybody else she was scared. i told her i would be at her side if she chose to do this. she has done it. hasn't asked for a dime, simply told her story over and over again. we have taken a new step just about every day as this story progressed.

her lawyer, lisa bloom, said -- "o'reilly wouldn't speak to her, other than to say things like, 'mmm hmm,' make grunting noises like an animal, she alleges, leering at her, looking at her cleavage and her legs, and he would call her 'hot chocolate,' which she found to be very offensive." 21st century fox is holding a board meeting on thursday. fueling speculation of o'reilly will not be returning to air next week after his vacation. o'reilly's team is denying he is in talks with the network about his exit. to see our full interview with attorney lisa bloom, go to democracynow.org in georgia, democrat jon ossoff, whose campaign slogan was "make trump furious" narrowly missed winning tuesday's special election today to fill the seat of former congress member tom price, who is now the secretary of health and human services. in the heavily republican district, ossoff won 48% of the vote, meaning he'll face off against republican candidate karen handel in june. a 30-year-old documentary filmmaker, ossoff had raised 4 times more money for his campaign than any other candidate. this is osso

two days later in los angeles, lisa bloom, revealed another o'reilly accuser. >> i'm not litigious, i't want money. i'm not -- there is no lawsuit. >> we are beginning a new segment, are we crazy? >> reporter: a triad, soon, she got a dinner invite from o'reilly's assistant. >> i thought the big boss, wow. and he brought it up first. soon as we sat done to dinner. saying we would look to make you a contributor. >> after dinner she says, as we walked past the hostess stand at the restaurant. he turned right towards the bedrooms and i turned left towards the bar. he caught up with me, said, no come become to my suite. and i said, i'm so, i can't do that. and then it became hostile, all his charmingness went away. he said the words, you can forget all the business advice i gave you. you are on your own. >> reporter: april 3rd, advertisers began to abandon o'reilly's show. o'reilly issued a statement on his website like prominent and controversial people, i'm vulnerable to lawsuits from individuals who want me to pay them to avoid negative publicity. >> the reason why my clients got so mu

let's go to walsh who went public with her allegation this month and her attorney lisa bloom.t are the elements in your case regarding bill o'reilly? >> last week we called that hot line, my attorney lisa bloom and i, and made an official complaint curious to see how they would respond. and they did respond with a cadre of lawyers who basically grilled us for two hours today. i was encouraged they were asking questions, although they weren't there to protect me. >> so, lisa, how do you think the phone call was? was it grilling as you put it? >> it certainly was, and they asked a lot of detailed questions, let's be clear about it. this is not an independent investigation. these are four attorney attorneys from paul weiss. nevertheless as wendy's attorney i just think there can't be a wrong without a remedy. the statute of limitations has lun in her case. we took them up on the off of calling the hotline. we expect them to do justice by her. >> correct me if i'm wrong, lisa, but this is the same company that investigated -- do you think this will happen to bill o'reilly? >> any

. >> wendy walsh has retained lisa bloom. lisa bloom on the last word last night basically saying, i have more women calling me now. we saw a little bit of this with gretchen carlson and roger ailes, which was that it's very hard for women to come forward with these allegations because of the professional consequences, because of the scrutiny, because of the pressure. but there is a kind of group solidarity effect that happens. >> yes. >> and we saw that with ailes. >> yea and of course these things tend to go in waves. there's a safety in numbers, and now that these allegations are so public, i would not be surprised that we see a flood gate of more women. >> you also reported today that in the interview with maria bartiromo with fox business news that trump had something to say about all this on the hot mike at the beginning of the interview. >> yeah. you know, he said that, you know, rupert murdoch has been great for trump and much better than roger ailes ever was. and i think, you know -- >> say that again. he said rupert

this is the accuser's attorney lisa bloom and what she had to say about her allegations. this woman came forward last night. here's lisa bloom talking about it. >> she says that bill o'reilly would come by her desk on a regular basis and make offensive comments and sounds to her. she said he would grunt like an animal, call her "hot chocolate." she's african-american. >> so in response to that anonymous accuser, bill o'reilly's lawyer put out this statement, saying his client, the host suffered "character asas fa assassinati assassination, and is the victim of far left organizations. is fox news libel for future claims when they let bill o'reilly go? >> almost certainly. what is so striking about this story, and for someone who has been covering politics and you look at the conservative ecosystem, it's hard to imagine it without bill o'reilly. what fox is responding to, what gabe i describing is all legally old. old news, old settlements, mostly old known accounts. we'll give you some examples. four sexual harassment cases that were settled, one verbal abuse case, again,

i did place the complaint along with my attorney lisa bloom helping me.y was grilled for two hours by a cadre of fox attorneys. i didn't think they were there to protect me, but they were very thorough. and they got lots of details out of me. and now they're working to corroborate what happened. >> anna, i have to say, i agree with wendy in the sense that i certainly wasn't sure where this story was going when i saw the size of it. that "the new york times" revealed it was an enormous story. i thought, okay, this definitely dominates for the next 24 hours or so. but it looks like the advertisers are the ones who, by leaving in significant numbers, every single day, the advertisers are the ones who made this story continue to live. and it was people on twitter and social media talking to those advertisers who were pushing them to do that. >> yeah. i was going to say, the sleeping giant's account on twitter, that was involved in getting advertisers off, they're also working on breitbart. i want to say i'm glad wendy recognizes this as sort of -- i hate the

yes. >> all right, lisa bloom, we appreciate you time this morning. thank you so much. will be on "the view" later with one of her clients. bill o'reilly's latest sexual harassment accuser speaking publicly for the very first time again on "the view" later today. michael. >> all right, amy, coming up in two minutes serena williams, we'll find out how she won the australian open at eight weeks pregnant. the greatest tennis player ever. , you open a cinco de mayo party. so, you can celebrate any time or place. ♪ avocados from mexico [ somber music plays, people crying ] [ indistinct conversations ] aunt gertrude would have loved this. [ up-tempo music plays ] ♪ avocados from mexico keep on giggling...ica. and goofing. keep on grooving... th scott 1000's long-lasting roll, we'll keep on going, too. scott 1000. america's longest lasting roll. >>> we are back now with that exciting baby news for serena williams. the tennis superstar revealing she's pregnant posting this photo, but now there are big questions about what's next for one of the world's greate

that defense of o'reilly who trump knows well infuriated attorney lisa bloom. >> i've been flooded by calls from fox news women all week. >> reporter: now representing wendy walsh, a former fox contributor who claims o'reilly harassed her. >> i simply said, i'm sorry, i can't do that. >> reporter: trump has been accused of unwanted sexual misconduct in the past and denied it. his comments to an actress during his "access hollywood" taping almost derailed his presidential campaign. trump apologized but no new words from o'reilly. a statement earlier this week his fame made him vulnerable to lawsuits and he settled to protect his children. a controversy in the headlines during april, what the president has proclaimed as national sexual assault and prevention month. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> still ahead tonight, amazon shoppers, listen up, why the online shopping giant is refunding $70 million to parents and how you might be able to get your share of it. >>> also, bubbling controversy, how pepsi is responding to the backlash over the latest advertisement. >>> we're back now

that defense of o'reilly who trump says he knows well infuriated attorney lisa bloom. now representing wendy walsh, a former fox contributor who claims o'reilly harassed her. i simply said, i'm sorry, i can't do that. >> reporter: trump has been accused of unwanted sexual conduct in the past. his comments about an actress during an "access hollywood" taping almost derailed his presidential campaign. trump apologized, but no words from o'reilly, just his statement earlier this week that his fam made him vulnerable to lawsuits and he settled to product his children. a controversy in the headlines during april what the president proclaimed as national sexual assault and prevention month. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> now to the president's schedule. this afternoon he'll head to his mar-a-lago resort to host the chinese president. irt will be the first face-to-face meeting between the two world leaders. it comes as mr. trump lays down the gauntlet with respect to north korea, vowing to take on the rogue nation alone if necessary. he admits he can use china's help.

that infuriated attorney lisa bloom. calls from fox news women all week. >> now who claims o'reilly harassed her. >> and ipl i can't do that. >> trump has been accused of unwanted sexual conduct in the past and denied it. his comments about an actress during an "access hollywood" taping almosiled his his fame m vulnerable to lawsuits and he c. what the president has proclaimed as natiolexual assault and prevention month. anne thompson, nbc news, new i president donald trump now says u.s. action after the carried out in syria are now his respone rsibilie garden alongside king abdullah of jordan, he declared the horrific chemical attack as an affront to humanity, saying the attack has changed his mind about syria an >> these hateful actions cannot be tolerated. when you kill innt children, innocent babies, little babies, with awas so lethal, people were shocked to hear what gas it wassses a red line, many, many lines. many, manyell you it's already happened that my attitude toward ha will assad.y what, if any, action he de

because while these complaints there are more coming, lisa bloom is hearing from more and more women,e to the level, i hate to say this as woman, i'm not doubting any of them but is it going to rise to the level where they're willing to cut off -- >> they can't translate those ratings into advertising revenue, the ratings are meaningless. >> this time last year we were saying fox has never been more powerful. roger ailes is the demander er chief. he'll never leave the build. and the beat went on. >> bill cosby, i covered that case, been covering it for a couple of years now. the drip drip drip of people, women coming out of the woodwork, finding each other on soci media, going, her story is a lot lik my story. bill cosby has proclaimed his innocence, so has bill o'reilly. but there are some parallels. not of what they're doing because it's more grave in what cosby has done. he has been accused of rape. and the time we're living in as changed. it's part of what wendy walsh told us last night. she said, i'm not in it for money. she's not suing. wendy walsh who is now being investigated.

. >> reporter: walsh and her lawyer, lisa bloom, sat down with us to tell their story. >> i've been doingox news is the worst of any company that i have ever been made aware of. >> reporter: we are beginning a new segment called "are we crazy?" >> reporter: in 2013 walsh began a thursday night slot called "are we crazy?" on o'reilly's show. it was a triad. soon she says she got a dinner invite from o'reilly's assistant. >> and i thought wow, the big boss. wow. and he brought it up first, as soon as we sat down to dinner, saying we'd like to make you a contributor. >> reporter: then after dinner she says -- >> and as we walked past the hostess stand at the restaurant he turned right toward the bedrooms. i turned left toward the bar. and he caught up with me and said no, no, come back to my suite. and i said i'm sorry, i can't do that. and then he became hostile. all his charmingness went away. and he said the words "you can forget all the business advice i gave you. you're on your own." >> reporter: walsh appeared on "the o'reilly factor" only a few more times. >> then he soon had the exec

lisa bloom saying this former fox employee has called the company's anonymous tip line.ly of sexual and racial misconduct in 2008. alleg allegedly leering and grunts at the african-american woman when they were alone and calling her hot chocolate. >> the spin stops here. >> reporter: insiders say his job may be on the line. "new york" magazine reporting while no final decision has been made the murdochs are leaning toward announcing o'reilly will not return to the air. this after an advertiser revolt. more than 70 companies pulling out of o'reilly's intense pressure to act right now. they are assessing how much money he brings in versus how much credibility they're willing to lose with the public. >> reporter: o'reilly under fire since a "new york times" article reported he and fox paid nearly $13 million in settlements over claims of inappropriate behavior including sexual harassment over the last 13 years. a former contributor coming forward claiming the host derailed her career after she shut down his advances. >> he got very hostile very quickly. >> reporter: o'reill