the o'rielly factor was one of the biggest shows in cable news until o'rielly was fired in april afterns surfaced. in newly uncovered settlement is the sixth one involving allegations against o'rielly. according to the "times" they have totaled about $45 million. 21st century fox said they did not know the circumstances or details of the agreement between o'rielly and wiehl since it was confidential, but fox added clause to o'rielly's contract when they resigned him that he could be dismissed if the company was made aware of other allegations. the company says it used that clause to fire o'rielly and says it has taken action to fox news from top to bottom. in an interview last month with matt o'rielly maintained his innocence. >> you were accused of sexual harassment, you said at the time you did nothing wrong. >> correct. >> do you stand by that? >> i do. >> radio host and psychologist wendy walsh says o'rielly offered her a job in exchange for sex in 2013, allegations o'rielly denies. >> my personal belief is thatw? fox news is complacent for resigning this man who paid out this expe

commissioner o'rielly, what are your thoughts? >> i agree. i think it has incredible merit. >> thank you. commissioner o'rielly, in your statement on the commission's adoption of the mid band spectrum, noi, you noted that the six gigahertz band is adjacent to the unlicensed 5 gigahertz band. would you elaborate on the potential benefits if the 6 gigahertz band is made available on an unlicensed basis? >> so we have to deal with incumbency issues within 6 gigahertz, but i think that will be a tremendous benefit. by combining it with 5 gigahertz. wider channels provide opportunity for great speeds, latency reductions and consumer experience will go through the roof. we have a shortage of wi-fi spectrum or unlicensed spectrum going forward and we need to address that. there's estimates by 2025 we need somewhere between 500 megahertz and one gigahertz of additional unlicensed spectrum. 6 gigahertz makes a great platform for that solution. >> so when you're talking about especially how badly congested that 2.4 to 5 gigahertz bands are already avai