Bill O'Reilly Walks Out of PBS Interview Over Sexual Harassment Questions

O'Reilly abruptly ended his interview with Margaret Hoover after being questioned about a $32 million settlement related to harassment allegations.

Bill O'Reilly was promoting his new book 'Confronting the Presidents' on PBS's 'Firing Line' when the interview took a contentious turn.
Margaret Hoover, the show's host, asked O'Reilly about the sexual harassment allegations that led to his 2017 ouster from Fox News.
O'Reilly denied the allegations and accused Hoover of conducting an 'ambush interview,' warning her against airing the footage.
Hoover expressed disappointment that O'Reilly did not reflect on how the settlements impacted the careers of the women involved.
O'Reilly's lawyer has sent a legal demand to PBS's parent company, WNET, following the interview.