When Gretchen Carlson heard that NBC News was considering letting people out of their non-disclosure agreements involving alleged sexual misconduct at the network, she couldn't help but think of the NDA she signed with Fox News before her departure three years ago. 'It would be nice to be able
NEW YORK — When Gretchen Carlson heard that NBC News was considering letting people out of their non-disclosure agreements involving alleged sexual misconduct at the network, she couldn't help but think of the NDA she signed with Fox News before her departure three years ago.She's hoping one day she can.
Besides her settlement, she got a public apology, which Carlson said was key:"That usually doesn't happen when you come to some sort of an agreement. Some would say that that would be an admission of guilt."Carlson's case predated sexual misconduct allegations against movie mogul Harvey Weinstein by a year. One of the scandal's revelations was how Weinstein used NDAs to silence women who accused him of abuse.
"It wasn't completely clear whether or not these former victims can tell all," Carlson told the AP."For example, they have to go back and ask permission. And does that mean that they can say some things, but they can't say other things? So I think there needs to be a little bit more clarification on that."
Carlson's allegations have been the basis of two Hollywood projects this year: Showtime's"The Loudest Voice" series, which aired earlier this year, and the upcoming film"Bombshell," with Nicole Kidman starring as Carlson."Therein is the frustration and the strangeness of not being able to partake in really big projects that are about something so personal and painful in your life," she said.
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