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There's something odd here. I'm only speculating, but it could be that she intended to go for a big lawsuit settlement from the get go by encouraging his fetish for telephone sex, getting the juicy parts on tape and editing out the parts that could have implicated her.

They certainly went to dinner together often enough. The "reminded him that he is her boss" thing isn't a very strong response if she truly was, as described in the complaint, "embarrassed".

I don't care for Bill O'Reilly anymore, but something about this doesn't smell right. Reminds me of Anita Hill vs. Clarence Thomas. It makes me sick that women can use the "sexual harrassment" thing against men so easily. She worked with him all those months without complaint, left for CNN and then wanted to return to work for a supposed sexual oppressor? She had the same complaint about another man at CNN? IMO she seems to have serious problems and has now become a willing pawn in a gotcha game against FNC.