You are right. Sometimes public figures are sued by unscrupulous people because they have a lot of money and sometimes these charges do make me skeptical. I am not a big O'Reilly fan and never have been and I am not sure why. I think O'Reilly is genuinely patriotic and I don't find him offensive, and he is widowed, so his attempt to date isn't immoral, but it could have been unethical. It is hard for me to think that he would threaten job loss or anything else that these cases usually charge. We will wait and see. In this world men are wired to be the pursuer, but there are rules. If you have lived for very long, are a woman and not unattractive, particularly if you are in business and away from home, you will have had a share of sly approaches. That is very different from someone threatening a job loss or using anything to negotiate. If a woman signals she isn't interested and the male continues than it is a problem. I would guess the reverse is true. It is hard to know what is true and what isn't true. How people appear on television and how they are can be miles apart.