activity. it's not just immoral, it's unlawful. >> you know, phil carter, i've had several women say to me in the last day, including one that i'm married to, you know, why should fox news get a pat on the back for doing something that should be so obvious? >> they shouldn't get a pat on the back. in fact, you could say why didn't they react to this a long, long time ago? they knew not only that he made a settlement, but they paid settlements for him a long time ago. what's interesting here is the idea of letting him try to sue them is crazy, because they would not want all the stuff to come out, how they had covered up for him. if there was discovery what other executives would be called into question? i think fox wants this out of their hair as fast as they can get out. >> i think he's right. and i think a lot of women in this country are looking at this case and saying in workplaces, not like fox news, high-profile workplaces, but in lots of different companies. there are men, historically, a different generation that may have gotten away this stuff.