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Yup. This was an organized take down. It started April 1 with the NYT article, followed by 50 companies withdrawing their ads and leftwing demonstrators in front of the FNC HQ. Look at the protestors and their signs.

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/new-bill-o-reilly-accuser-street-protests-hit-fox-news-n747966

And here are the new BS allegations:

Attorney Lisa Bloom announced Tuesday that she is representing a new client who is accusing O’Reilly of “sexual and racial harassment.”

Bloom did not reveal the identity of the new client but said that she called the hotline Fox News set up last week to investigate claims against O’Reilly.

The attorney told The Hollywood Reporter that her client was called “hot chocolate” by O’Reilly and “was afraid if she told him to knock it off she'd get fired.”

Yeah, that struck me as odd, too.

"Victim" calls up Lisa Bloom hotline to claim that BOR called her "hot chocolate".

Did he rape her? No.

Did he sexually harass her? No.

Did he threaten her? No.

Did she at any time tell him to stop calling her "hot chocolate"? No.

Honestly I thought when Drudge posted it, I thought it was a parody.

Calling someone "hot chocolate" is now the same as rape?

Uh, no.

Agree, this is an organized take down...and probably just the beginning. Goal...complete take down of FNC. Pres Obama was no fan of Fox and libs hated that many Fox viewers leaned conservative. If Murdochs believe the libs will tune in to FNC now that O’Reilly is gone, they’re in la la land. The libs will still watch lib stations. Hope Hannity is on guard or preparing plan B. Rupert Murdoch caved to libs. Good bye, FNC.