This entire statement from three former Fox employees is a must-read:
Survivors of sexual assault and harassment at Fox News call out Sean Hannity for trying to get Bill O’Reilly rehired
Written by John Whitehouse
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Fox’s Sean Hannity told disgraced former host Bill O’Reilly on November 26 that he should return to Fox News.
Sean Hannity tells disgraced former host Bill O'Reilly to "go back on Fox"

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From the November 26, 2019, edition of Premiere Radio Networks' The Sean Hannity Show:
BILL O'REILLY: The other thing I did in the interview was I made it a little personal. I said you know, you -- you're taking more attack and vitriol than any other president with the exception of Abraham Lincoln. And I said I've seen you show emotion to me when I had never seen that before in 30 years. His answer to that is really interesting because I do believe it's taken its toll on President Trump. But if you read The United States of Trump, this statement that I wrote in that book remains true. I have never seen a human being able to absorb more punishment than Donald Trump.
SEAN HANNITY (HOST): So true, it's unbelievable.
O'REILLY: I mean, you and I, we can identify because we've been attacked for more than 20 years, each of us has.
HANNITY: Twenty-four to be exact. By the way, I keep offering you, go back on Fox, and --
O'REILLY: Yeah, and why do I want to do that?
HANNITY: No, no, you can --
O'REILLY: So I can have security guards go with me everywhere, like I used to?
HANNITY: No, so that you take the number one slot. I can tell you it's easier being number two because we'll end the --
O'REILLY: Yeah --
HANNITY: We'll end the year again number one in all of cable, and with that comes all the crap associated with it.
O'REILLY: You bet, and -- but your listeners should understand there is a price to pay for being a traditional conservative American in this country.
Hannity has propped up O’Reilly since the latter left Fox News, inviting him for multiple fawning appearances on the radio and even one in-studio appearance on his Fox News show. O’Reilly even used some radio appearances with Hannity to attack the women who reported him for sexual assault.
Gretchen Carlson famously left Fox News when she sued then-CEO Roger Ailes for sexual harassment, while also implicating her former Fox & Friends co-host Steve Doocy.
Former Fox News political commentator Julie Roginsky also filed a lawsuit in 2017 against Ailes, former Fox co-President Bill Shine, and Ailes lawyer Diane Brandi, claiming Ailes “made unwanted sexual advances while leading her to believe that a big promotion would follow.” She later settled.
Former Fox News reporter Diana Falzone settled a lawsuit with Fox News regarding gender discrimination in 2018. The New Yorker reported earlier this year that Falzone had proof of Donald Trump’s relationship with Stormy Daniels before the election and that a Fox News executive prevented the story from running. Earlier this week, Falzone called out that executive, who now reportedly runs a network of fake news sites.
While these three are sending a clear and powerful message about sexual harassment and Hannity’s hypocrisy, there are also hosts currently at the network who have been reported for sexual harassment -- and Fox News has done nothing. Fox News' CEO has reportedly taken part in enforcing the network’s sexist culture and allegedly assisted in retaliation campaigns against employees who reported sexual harassment. The problems with the culture of sexual harassment at Fox go right to the top with Rupert Murdoch.