Sam Seder
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Former Fox Contributor Calls Out Fox News Predators On Live TV
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December 20, 2017
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6:03Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, we watch footage of Tamara Holder's recent appearance on CNN where she called out the predatory coverups at Fox News.
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---As this blog pointed out over the weekend, Murdoch’s self-interested revisionism of a bona fide scandal to a momentary distraction prompted a fresh round of interest in the roughly 18-month-old story. The implications may be legal, too, as Holder explained. In her discussion with Stelter, she noted that Murdoch and Co. were the “ones that wanted us to be quiet” — a reference to the ubiquitous settlement agreements that bound the accusers to silence.
By speaking out on CNN, Holder proclaimed, “Well, I’m in violation of the contract, except for the fact that I legally have a right to respond if I’m disparaged or defamed. … And what Mr. Murdoch said, in my opinion as a lawyer, not as a victim or a survivor, as a lawyer, is that this gives me a legal right to respond.”---
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