The former Fox News journalist said the presidential candidate should follow the lead of others and come out against mandatory nondisclosure agreements.
Carlson referred to the fact that Bloomberg—a billionaire entrepreneur and former mayor of New York City who is currently a contender for the Democratic presidential nomination—has been accused of sexist remarks in the past by female employees who signed NDAs.
ABC News reported that at least 17 women have taken legal action against Bloomberg's company since the 1990s. Three cases explicitly named Bloomberg for his role in fostering a"toxic" culture in the workplace. One woman, according to ABC News, alleged that Bloomberg told her to"kill it" upon learning that she was pregnant.Like the founders of Lift Our Voices, the women who have leveled allegations against Bloomberg are also under NDAs, according to the.
On December 18, 2019, Roginsky shared an open letter that she, Carlson and Falzone wrote to presidential candidates that morning. The letter mentioned the lawsuits that the three journalists made against Roger Ailes of Fox News, and stressed the importance of allowing women to be able to tell their stories of"harassment, discrimination and retaliation" in the workplace—which they believe is only possible if mandatory NDAs are eliminated.
This is the letter we wrote to all presidential candidates this morning to join us in fighting against mandatory NDAs that protect toxic work environments. â¦
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