[LadyBuzz]

The TV newswoman, who now hosts a radio show on WABC Radio, revealed on “Mornin!!! with Bill Schulz” on compoundmedia.com, that she had rebuffed the now-president in the Trump Tower elevator. And Trump later appeared on her Fox News chat show, and joked to the audience, “I hit on her but she blew me off.”

Huddy said of Trump, “He took me for lunch at Trump Tower, just us two. He said goodbye to me in an elevator while his security guy was there, rather than kiss me on the cheek he leaned in to kiss me on the lips. I wasn’t offended, I was kind of like, ‘Oh my god’.” She said she want to meet a friend and Trump then invited them both back to see “The Apprentice” set, “And everything was copacetic after that.”

But she added, “I was surprised that he went for the lips. But I didn’t feel threatened … he took me out to lunch to talk about maybe me doing something with ‘The Apprentice.’ He used to watch ‘Fox & Friends,’ the show I was hosting on the weekend. Whatever, everything was fine. It was a weird moment. He never tried anything after that, and I was never alone with him.”

[LadyBuzz]

Huddy, who left Fox News after allegedly receiving a settlement after she made a complaint against disgraced anchor Bill O’Reilly, described how the mogul leaned in to kiss her after he took her to lunch at Trump Tower in 2005.

[Kalamata]

>> I wasn’t offended...Whatever, everything was fine.
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So why are you yapping about this now? Jerk.

[Menehune56]

Oh no, is President Trump going to have to resign now?

[butlerweave]

YAWN again

[neverevergiveup]

Lunch and a kiss. So what?

[JohnnyP]

“It was a weird moment. He never tried anything after that, and I was never alone with him.”

Yeah, but I hear a lot of guys WERE alone with her.

[FreedomPoster]

Don’t care. Not even close to a sexual assault, and he had no power over her.

[Pilgrim's Progress]

So, uh, does this mean that it is illegal now to kiss a lady on the cheek after a cordial dinner?

As I recall, in the 50’s it was considered harmless and fatherly.

Now it is fodder for sides to choose whether it was innocent or malicious?

[tennmountainman]

An unmarried man who just had lunch together leaned in for a kiss
but did not force a kiss like Al Franken.

A big nothing burger.

[Windflier]

Why didn’t she reveal this during the campaign?

[gov_bean_ counter]

Close but no cigar...

[dandiegirl]

Gee what's wrong with these women. So what he tried to kiss her but apparantly didn't. A grown woman on a date with a man would probably expect to be kissed at some point at the end of a date. Had she never been kissed? Was she 15 years old or something? Good grief.

[ETCM]

Me too! Me too! (look at) ME TOO!!!

[jazusamo]

Huddy gets her 2 minutes of fame for her radio show.

[Jeff Chandler]

kiss her in an elevator

I once kissed a girl on the veranda.

[gubamyster]

I wasn’t offended, “ And everything was copacetic after that.” But I didn’t feel threatened …

[editor-surveyor]

.
Serial liar?
.

[mrsmith]

That’s one good looking babe.

[Salvavida]

And to think.....she could have been the First Lady.

[Toespi]

I am hoping sometime soon a man charges a woman with sexual harassment/assault. How about women who dog men in the workplace? They dress provocatively, make suggestive remarks, do the touchy stuff, eye contact, always available for an after work drink and just the general come on.....I have seen it and frankly, when I was younger and unmarried I did it to some extent. Does anyone think that many women have not made it uncomfortable for men in professional settings? Then one has to wonder, if one of these women are turned down, does that put the man at risk for false accusations?