Topic: Andrea Tantaros

Federal prosecutors are reportedly investigating Fox News regarding how sexual harassment settlements were paid out. Attorney Judd Burstein, representing Andrea Tantaros, suggests the government is looking into whether settlements were disguised as salary to hide them from shareholders. Meanwhile, Tucker Carlson is set to replace Bill O'Reilly in the primetime slot.

Former Fox News host Andrea Tantaros files a lawsuit alleging systemic sexual harassment by Roger Ailes and other top executives. Tantaros claims she was told she could not wear pants on air because Ailes "wanted to see her legs" and was punished for refusing to "spin" for him. The hosts discuss the "sex-fueled" culture described in the lawsuit and the recent changes in leadership at the network.

Fox News host Andrea Tantaros is criticized for her vocal support of drone strikes and enhanced interrogation. Her background as a Republican press secretary is noted, and her media persona is analyzed as part of a broader strategy to marginalize civil liberties in favor of national security rhetoric.