from onen halftime or look oppenhim or lack. i want to complement melissa francis. in april of 2017, this is what she said. as i watch other networks where i know there are predators throwing stones at us i sit there and wait for their time to come. remember she worked at nbc also. cnbc. because the other managers and the other networks know who they are and the talent and the people working their know, too. the more people who hear from other people stories and feel empowered to say something the better. tucker: i spent four years there and i had that thought virtually every day as i watched people who probably shouldn t be throwing stones cast them. i can t control myself. how would you fill if you are billy bush tonight fired from nbc for the crime of standing next to donald trump when he said something vulgar? this is why i think there is a lot of people who are genuinely surprised.
the fact is this is like the mafia. very few people are awful have decided to close themselves off like they have done withth the conservatives. individuals as well. h making it a real controlled environment for themselves only.ol a lot of talent out there. people who perhaps have not those men decided they were too much of a threat and wouldn t put up with this. so this is not a statement about every creative man or every person involved in film or television or news. this is what we have allow and what they controlled for a period of time. tucker: this is about powerful people misusing the power. i want to get to the management part of p it. partly because there is a lot we don t know. why don t we know it tucker: why wouldn t someone in andy look s position or noah onen halftime sit down with a reporter, maybe even from nbc but answer l straightforward questions? i don t understand what is the excuse not to do that? we asked the question after the harvey weinstein story was t