Pucker Says NDA's are COMMON!

[Truman62]

And he's an "expert" because he uses them ALL the time?

FOX News sure has...

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Tucker Carlson has jumped to Donald Trump’s defense as a possible indictment of the former president looms over hush
money payments made to adult film star Stormy Daniels in 2016.

Apparently, in the Fox News star’s world, this was a totally normal thing to do.

“Settlements like this, whatever you think of them, are common, both among famous people, celebrities and in corporate
America,” he said Tuesday on “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” arguing that a non-disclosure agreement is not a big deal.

“In this case, you can believe whatever side you want to believe, but paying people not to talk about things ― hush money
― is ordinary in modern America.”

According to Carlson, there was no wrongdoing ― and the entire case boils down to the media and Trump’s critics believing
that “everything he does is a crime.”

It comes as no surprise that Carlson sees such behavior as commonplace. Fox News has a long history of paying out settle-
ments to make misconduct allegations against the network go away. Carlson’s prime-time slot, for example, became available
in 2017 after former host Bill O’Reilly reached settlements totaling around $13 million with five women who accused him of
sexual harassment.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/tucker-carlson-laughed-room-eyebrow-033901262.html

[lakitss]

He is correct. Bill Clinton coughed up 850k to Paula Jones to shut her up, and the FBI didn't raid his house or charge him with anything, so STFU!

[lakitss]

John Edwards was targeted by Obama for similar actions.

Nothing happened.

Nice try....

[gwboolean]

Pucker says a lot of things.  But Pucker admits that nothing he says is true.

[wvit1001]

lacky says a lot of things that aren't true.   are you just troll'n lacky or are you as goofy as you make yourself out to be?

[chuck_curtis]

Well, they are common.  Very common.  And perfectly legal.

[chuck_curtis]

Heck, there's a funded slush fund in Congress for members to pay people off to shut up about sexual escapades and allegations.

[takncarabizniz]

Did you know that about 1/3 of the American workforce is bound by NDAs?  So it's not just celebrities that use them.

Supposedly, celebrity NDAs are very common, and are used for both long term and short term incidences of money exchange, goods, and services, or private matters.

[Truman62]

I wish I had an NDA for free money every month/year...

[wvit1001]

1/3 of America's workforce isn't bound by NDA's goofy.    Why do you make shit up the way you do?

[chuck_curtis]

I wish I had an NDA for free money every month/year...

Claim you had sex with Pelosi, even though you only jerked off when you saw her.  Maybe she will send you a check.  That's in addition to the free money you already get and love.

[Truman62]

Funny how there's no source/evidence to back up that opinion, eh?