Overview

• Former and current White House staffers accuse Anthony Bernal of bullying and sexually harassing colleagues over more than a decade.
• Bernal, regarded as Jill Biden's 'work husband,' allegedly made crude remarks about colleagues' genitalia and speculated on their sexuality.
• The allegations have led to calls for an internal investigation, with sources questioning the White House's commitment to a respectful workplace.
• White House Chief of Staff Jeff Zients and Bernal both deny the allegations, emphasizing Bernal's dedication to public service.
• Experts and former colleagues describe the behavior as sexual harassment and a power play, contrasting with the Bidens' public stance on bullying and respect.