Topic: Lisa Bloom

Authorities in Los Angeles have opened a criminal investigation into Eric Swalwell following allegations from Lana Drew, who claims he drugged and raped her in 2018. Attorney Lisa Bloom is representing Drew and other women who have come forward with similar stories of misconduct. The investigation follows Swalwell's 13-year career in the House ending under intense pressure.

A review of the 2016 lawsuit filed by "Katie Johnson" against Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein reveals a history of voluntary dismissals and lack of physical evidence. The suit, which alleged a 1994 assault in Manhattan, was promoted by attorney Lisa Bloom and producer Norm Lebeau before being withdrawn days before the 2016 election. The narrative is characterized as a recurring political strategy similar to the Russia hoax.

The New York Times published an explosive report detailing decades of sexual harassment allegations against movie mogul Harvey Weinstein. The report includes accounts from actress Ashley Judd and details of at least eight legal settlements. Weinstein's attorney, Lisa Bloom, initially defended him as a "dinosaur" learning new ways before he announced a leave of absence.

Radio personality Wendy Walsh detailed an encounter with Bill O'Reilly where he allegedly rescinded a job offer after she declined an invitation to his hotel suite. Attorney Lisa Bloom, daughter of Gloria Allred, is representing Walsh and other accusers. The hosts analyze Walsh's interview on E! News, questioning the timing of the allegations and the professional fallout that occurred years prior.

Lisa Bloom describes a "flawless" 18-day media and legal strategy designed to keep the O'Reilly allegations in the news and pressure advertisers. Organizations like Color of Change and Media Matters are taking credit for the advertising boycott that led to O'Reilly's firing. Protesters at News Corp headquarters used "hot chocolate" packets to mock O'Reilly's alleged comments toward black female employees.