Suspended Fox Host Vows To Clear Name.
BALDWIN: More HR troubles for Fox News, host Eric Bolling has suspended by the network as the investigation complains that he sent lewd photos to female coworkers. His profile has been scrubbed from the company's social media. He took to Twitter and said, overwhelmed by all the support I received. Thank you. I look forward to clearing my name asap. Let me bring in CNN Money senior media reporter, Oliver Darcy. What exactly are the allegations here?</s>OLIVER DARCY, CNN MONEY SENIOR MEDIA REPORTER: Huffington Post reported on Friday that Eric Bolling a few years ago had apparently sent lewd text messages to some of his female colleagues and it had been kind of rumored around, one reporter from "The Daily Beast," noted that he had chased the story around for a while, but no one had actually reported this until Friday. And now he's been suspended from Fox News as they investigate.</s>BALDWIN: OK. On a Facebook page, this one accuser, Caroline Heldman said, my only surprise is that it took so long for people to come forward about Bolling's behavior Which has been wildly inappropriate for years. In fact, some of his behavior happened on TV.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: But we have the American Revolution and the Boston Tea Party, we have the civil rights movement and the Montgomery bus boycott. This is part of America's fabric. I am happy to see it playing out in Wisconsin.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: The senator from Wisconsin, one of the senators thinks this is illegal. Eric?</s>ERIC BOLLING, SUSPENDED FOX NEWS HOST: I'm shocked the great Dr. "McHottie" said it's the most American thing you can do.</s>BALDWIN: Dr. "McHottie?"</s>DARCY: Clearly it seems --</s>BALDWIN: No. Not OK.</s>DARCY: It seems like he was joking but that doesn't necessarily mean it's OK, right? It seems like he was joking but that doesn't necessarily mean it's OK, right? I think that clip happened when Roger Ailes was still at Fox, and that may have been more acceptable back in Roger Ailes' era.</s>BALDWIN: What is Fox saying now?</s>DARCY: Fox is saying they're investigating whether or not he sent these messages. They're not commenting beyond that. Of course, Bolling is denying this vociferously. But it does sort of speak to the larger culture at Fox. You have Roger Ailes who was forced out over sexual allegations, you have Bill O'Reilly who was forced out. You have two others, you have Charles Payne at Fox Business and Eric Bolling on suspension as Fox investigates allegations.</s>BALDWIN: That's a list. Oliver Darcy, thank you so much. Coming up next, Stephen Miller becomes the latest Trump team member to get a celebrity impersonator after stepping into the White House briefing room. Actor and comedian Pauly Shore joins us live to explain the backstory of this funny or die spoof.