Interesting September 2017

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Let's see, on the same day, a couple of news stories:

Political contributor Scottie Nell Hughes filed a lawsuit against Fox News on Monday accusing the network of retaliating against her after she claimed she was raped by Fox Business anchor Charles Payne. The New York Times reports that in the lawsuit, Hughes said Payne coerced her to have sex with him even though she had repeatedly refused him by saying “no” and “stop.”

Ex-Fox News contributor alleges anchor raped her in new lawsuit | TheHill

By the way, that's the third Fox bobo who had to go (finally) after serious allegations of sexual misconduct and abuse of power. Ailes and O'Reilly were before Pyne. 

But of course, just like Archie Bunker, uhh Rush Limbaugh argued these hurricanes were just left-wing propaganda, in the alternate universe everything bad is the result of some left wing machination. On the same day:

Former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly joined Sean Hannity on his radio program Monday for a rare public conversation between the two conservative stars, during which Hannity recommended that O'Reilly come back to the cable news network. "We crushed CNN and MSNBC. Crushed them," O'Reilly said to Hannity as the two discussed what each perceive as an organized, well-funded "agenda from the left" to take down conservative media voices. "Do you want to come back [to Fox News]? I think you should come back," Hannity said. "I'm at the beach every day. You want to bring me back into the swamp?" O'Reilly asked.

Hannity to O'Reilly: Would you consider coming back to Fox News? | TheHill

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Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore, one of two Republicans competing in a primary runoff next week, appeared to use racially insensitive terms to describe Native Americans and Asians during a campaign speech on Sunday. Moore, a former chief justice on the state Supreme Court, lamented divisions between Americans based on race, mentioning “reds and yellows."  “We were torn apart in the Civil War — brother against brother, North against South, party against party. What changed?” Moore asked in footage provided to The Hill by a Republican monitoring the race. “Now we have blacks and whites fighting, reds and yellows fighting, Democrats and Republicans fighting, men and women fighting. What’s going to unite us? What’s going to bring us back together? A president? A Congress? No. It’s going to be God.”

Moore laments racial division between 'reds and yellows' | TheHill

But who's God.. ?