Disgraced "Today" show" host Matt Lauer is finally defending himself on the record, by attacking media golden boy Ronan Farrow who helped bring him down.
Matt Lauer
Matthew Todd Lauer (born December 30, 1957)[1] is an American television journalist. On November 29, 2017, NBC Chairman Andrew Lack terminated Lauer over inappropriate sexual behavior.
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DISGRACED US news anchor Matt Lauer has finally broken his silence — to claim that people are “taking advantage” of his “difficult times”.
Zinone did later go onto Today for a Veterans Day segment.
According to The New York Times, at least two other NBC employees have complained to the network since Lauer’s firing. The accusations ranged from sexual harassment to sexual assault.
SO many of Matt Lauer’s colleagues insist they had no idea about his reputation- but a notorious, top secret 2008 roast of the star tells a different story. WARNING: Graphic.
So “I brought him a shopping bag filled with toys from my line that were designed for couples, spicing things up,” she said.
THE disgraced host’s wife has reportedly packed up and left to her native Netherlands with all three of their children.
OUSTED Today Show co-host Matt Lauer’s alleged sexual misconduct was widely known by the staff, but “everybody knew not to talk about it”.
Reports dropped after his firing that accused the former NBC News titan of being a predator throughout 30 Rock.
AS SHOCKING allegations against US TV host Matt Lauer come to light, one feature in his office has people horrified.
NBC said it fired the “Today’’ co-anchor after receiving a detailed complaint about sexual misconduct. One of the new complaints involves a 2001 encounter in his office.
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US Today show host Matt Lauer has been fired after an employee made allegations of “inappropriate sexual behaviour” at the Rio Olympics.
NBC News Chairman Andy Lack released a statement Wednesday morning about the firing of long-time Today Show anchor Matt Lauer. Below is Lack's full statement:
NBC News' Andrew Lack said in a statement that "while this is the first complaint about his behavior," there's reason to believe "this may not have been an isolated incident."