Eric Bolling Suspended At Fox News With Claims That He Sent C#ck Shots To Fox Women

Fox News' Eric Bolling

Birds of a feather do flock together. Yet another white male is taking a tumble at Fox News for sexual harassment, with Fox's suspension of yet another Fox personality who acts like god, when the subject is women. To be reasonable here, 'The Specialist's' co-host Eric Bolling's c#ck photo was sent to multiple women colleagues at Fox News Channel and sister network Fox Business several years ago, not last week. 

The intended recipients and others in and out of Fox -- a total of 14 people -- confirmed the story, which broke on Friday, written by HuffPost's Yashar Ali. While an investigation is conducted, Bolling is suspended from his broadcasts. 

We've written before about Bolling, a former commodities trader, working at Fox News and Fox Business since 2007, arriving from CNBC. Ali writes that Bolling regularly made sexist comments on-air. He got our attention in September 2014 while discussing the first woman fighter pilot from the United Arab Emirates leading a bombing of the Islamic State. 

Bolling asked on air if instead of speaking of “boots on the ground” in a military sense, it would be more appropriate to say “boobs on the ground.” The crass host apologized the next day, saying that his wife gave him “a look” when he arrived home. Presumably, Bolling slept in the guest bedroom this weekend. 

In a note of irony, Eric Bolling engaged in a major Twitter war in 2014 with disgraced former Democratic congressman Anthony Weiner, himself involved in a major texting scandal.  “He is a sick human being, to continue to do this time and time again, continue to get caught, saying he’s not going to do it again, gets caught again," Bolling pontificated. 

Secret Service Debunks Trump Lawyer Jay Sekulow's Lie That They Should Have Vetted Trump Jr. Russians Meeting

In the blithering nonsense that rolls from tongues in Trumplandia, President Trump's personal lawyer had a new argument on the ever-changing Donald Trump Jr. meeting with the Russians, one he expressed on his marathon-man appearances on all five Sunday news talk shows.

Trump's lawyer Jay Sekulow argued that it was the fault of the US Secret Service that Donald Trump's Jr.'s mishap meeting happened in the first place -- b-e-c-a-u-s-e it was the responsibility of the Secret Service to vet the meeting with Russians at Trump Tower. Game over. 

The Secret Service quickly shot down the assertion, much as the Dept. of Homeland Security slammed Trump's assertion that former Attorney General Loretta Lynch had personally issued the US visa to Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya.

“Donald Trump, Jr. was not a protectee of the USSS in June, 2016. Thus we would not have screened anyone he was meeting with at that time,” Secret Service spokesman Mason Brayman said in a statement.

After the inauguration, Trump's kids do indeed have Secret Service protection, as they do Trump family deals all over the world. But there was none during the 2016 presidential campaign. 

Handmaids News: Digesting Cardinal George Pell Sex Abuse Charges, Vatican Reels Over Msgr. Luigi Capozzi's Gay Sex Orgy

It's been a rough couple of weeks at the Vatican, and Pope Francis is not amused. The Daily Beast reveals the latest scandal, one in which the Vatican's Swiss Guards were called to "break up a drug-fueled gay orgy in Pope Francis' backyard'.  Last week's blockbuster found Australian Cardinal George Pell, the Vatican's de facto finance chief, according to the New York Times, charged with sexual assault. Pell is due in court in Melbourne, Australia on July 18. He has testified previously before Australia's Royal Commission Into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse about charges that he "had sexually abused minors himself beginning early in his priesthood and continuing until he became archbishop of Melbourne." Cardinal Pell insists that he's innocent of all charges and will return to Australia, as soon as possible, to clear his name following advice and approval by his doctors who will also advise on his travel arrangements,” according to a statement issued by the Archdiocese of Sydney. 

With Rome reeling from the Pell charges, the Vatican's Swiss Guards were called to a ruckus in the so-called Ex Sant'Uffizio Palace, owned by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, charged with investigating charges of clerical sex abuse within the church, and formerly occupied by Joseph Ratzinger, aka Pope Benedict XVI. Countless high-ranking cardinals live in the palatial building, whose 'Ratzinger' quarters had been given to Monsignor Luigi Capozzi, the secretary for Cardinal Francesco Coccopalmerio, who heads the Vatican’s Pontifical Council for Legislative Texts, charged with deciphering and clarifying various points of canon law. 

When the Swiss Guards showed up, an orgy was in progress, with numerous naked men allegedly writhing around the floor with Capozzi and his guests, apparently under the influence of hard drugs according to the Italian newspaper Il Fatto Quotidiano which broke the story.

Catholic Culture confirms that indeed the event did occur, noting as well that it's not clear how Msgr. Capozzi landed an apartment there, a plum not normally accorded to his rank. 

Msgr. Capozzi had access to a car with Vatican license plates: again a sign that he had influential friends. Those license plates made him virtually exempt from searches by the Italian police, and could have facilitated the transportation of illegal drugs. The location of his residence—in a building with one door leading onto Vatican territory, the other onto the streets of Rome—was also ideal for someone avoiding police oversight.