Showing posts with label Matt Lauer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Matt Lauer. Show all posts

Thursday, November 30, 2017

Did Matt Lauer commit the crime of false imprisonment?...

it appears so.

Keeping with my axiom which states "all news is fake news until proven otherwise", I will say that if the following is true, Matt Lauer committed a serious crime, and it appears that NBC was in full knowledge making them culpable also. 

From Daily Wire:  emphasis and comment supplied by moi
[...]Perhaps most bizarre, Lauer, Variety claims, had something referred to as a "Lauer lock": Lauer "had a button under his desk that allowed him to lock his door from the inside without getting up … It allowed him to welcome female employees and initiate inappropriate contact while knowing nobody could walk in on him.”  It also prevented the women from leaving which was conveniently left out of the equation by the author.
At least two women reported that they were exposed to sexual harassment that involved the lock button. 
Variety says that they spoke to "dozens" of women over the course of a two-month investigation, but Variety's reporters also say they didn't need to do specific interviews: that Lauer's behavior was an open secret among NBC employees and that management went out of its way to ignore Lauer's sexual impropriety.   IMO there is no way that NBC could not have known about that button.  If they didn't, please remember that "ignorance is no excuse under the law."

From Legal Information Institute:

Overview

False imprisonment is an act punishable under criminal law as well as under tort law. Under tort law, it is classified as an intentional tort. A a person commits false imprisonment when he commits an act of restraint on another person which confines that person in a bounded area. 

Prima Facie Case

  1.  The defendant willfully acts . . .
  2.  . . . intending to confine the plaintiff without the plaintiff's consent and without authority of law
  3. the defendant's act causes the plaintiff's confinement
  4. the plaintiff is aware of his/her own confinement
  5. Bounded Area

    An act of restraint can be a physical barrier (such as a locked door), the use of physical force to restrain, a failure to release, or an invalid use of legal authority.  An area is only bounded if freedom of movement is limited in all directions.  If there is a reasonable means of escape from the area, the area is not bounded. However, if the means of escaping will result in the risk of physical harm to the detainee, then the area is bounded. Further, threatening to harm the detainee's family if the detainee leaves would also result in the area being bounded. 

I'm not a legal eagle beagle so it took me a few days to snap to the false imprisonment ramification. 

You can bet on lawyers, smelling blood and $$$ in the water, already being lined up twenty deep to represent the complaining women. 

That's all I have to say about Matt Lauer.  I'm already bored with the subject and think what North Korea is doing deserving of more of our attention.




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Wednesday, November 29, 2017

Matt Lauer pushes Minnesota commie Garrison Keillor off the front page...

I guess waving your winky around trumps patting a bare back.
Minnesota Public Radio has cut ties with Garrison Keillor after “learning of allegations of his inappropriate behavior with an individual who worked with him.” 
In a statement issued Wednesday morning, MPR and American Public Media announced it was ending rebroadcasts of the “A Prairie Home Companion” episodes Keillor hosted, as well as distribution and broadcasts of his show “The Writer’s Almanac.” The station will also change the name of “A Prairie Home Companion” with current host Chris Thile and cut ties with  the prairiehome.org website and Pretty Good Goods online catalog.
[...]MPR’s announcement came a day after Keillor, an avowed Democrat, wrote a Washington Post syndicated column that ridiculed the idea that Sen. Al Franken should resign over allegations of sexual harassment.  Read the Rest
As a commenter on the above article said:
So Charlie Rose, Matt Lauer and Garrison Keillor walk into a bar....Because why not? It's not like they have to go to work tomorrow.. 
Best of all NPR will no longer air repeats of Keillor's Prairie Home Companion.  Can you say, "No more residuals?"

None of my commie Minnesota libtard bellwethers were available for comment.




Matt Lauer: True or False?...

and the end result?

Somehow Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kodt don't  sound all that sincere.

Did cash strapped NBC find a way to weasel out of paying Matt Lauer's very high salary through his 2018 contract?

These women claim that Matt Lauer is their close and dear friend and yet after receiving the memo early this morning they didn't pick up the phone and call him to find out what exactly was going on?  Not buying it.

I'm no fan of Matt Lauer, but something stinks.

End Result


This is going to have a huge backlash against women. I see a future where companies will be reluctant to hire a woman due to the many problems that could occur.

The commies are not content to pit black against white, liberal against conservative.  Now they are trying (and succeeding) at making men and women enemies. 

Ladies - be careful what you wish for.



Not to be outdone, Meagain Kelly throws her outraged, but saddend, pussy hat in the ring.

Her insincere and frightening blah-blah starts at 2:05



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Wednesday, May 10, 2017

George W. Bush slaps down Matt Lauer...

"you don't matter anymore"



From the Monday, February 27 Today show on NBC: MATT LAUER: But there’s enormous division right now. And although President Trump has said he hopes to unify the country, have you, in the first month, seen him do or say anything that, in your opinion, would be an attempt to heal the wounds of the election?

FORMER PRESIDENT GEORGE W BUSH: Well, first of all, there’s only been one month in office. And so it’s a – you know, he’s got four years. Secondly, I think you have to take the man for his word that he wants to unify the country and we’ll see whether he’s able to do so. It’s hard to unify the country, though, with the news media being so split up. When I was president, you know, you mattered a lot more because there was like three of you and now there’s all kinds of information being bombarded out and people can say things anonymously. It’s just a different world.