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Boston.com: A lawsuit from former Fox News host Andrea Tantaros details a rash of sexual harassment incidents at the network and accuses ex-Sen. Scott Brown of making “sexually inappropriate comments” to her and grabbing her waist from behind. The lawsuit, filed in New York State Supreme Court in Manhattan and obtained by ThinkProgress, charges that Tantaros was subject to sexual harassment by a number of Fox News executives, including founder Roger Ailes and host Bill O’Reilly. Further, Tantaros’s suit alleges that when she took her harassment complaints to higher-ups, she was punished and taken off the air.

“Brown made a number of sexually inappropriate comments to Tantaros on set, including, and in a suggestive manner, that Tantaros ‘would be fun to go to a nightclub with,’” the lawsuit says.

After the show, Brown “snuck up behind” Tantaros at lunch and “put his hands on her lower waist,” according to the lawsuit, at which point Tantaros “immediately pulled back” from the touch and told him to “stop.” Tantaros allegedly went to senior executive Bill Shine to complain and ask that Brown not be booked on the show again. However, Brown continued to appear onOutnumbered. Brown, who recently celebrated his 30th anniversary with his wife Gail Huff, told Politico that the accusations were “completely and totally false.”

“I had little, if any contact with Ms. Tantaros and always treated her and every other employee at Fox with professionalism,” he said.

In comments to the Boston Herald, Brown specifically denied the “nightclub” comment as well as the broader accusations.

“First of all, I don’t go to nightclubs. I haven’t been to a club in 30 years. I don’t even dance,” Brown said. “And that’s not how I talk. I don’t even know what to say. I’m at a loss. I treat the people from the elevators to the makeup chair and everyone in between with dignity and respect. I don’t go around and touch other people’s waists.”

Brown also told the Herald that he has “no interest” in Tantaros. “She’s a nice person, but that’s about it. I go in and do my shows and then I leave,” he said. “She’s never confronted me, said anything, did anything. No harsh looks, no bad words, nothing.”

In a tweet Monday afternoon, Brown referred to his experience as a survivor of sexual abuse as a child as another reason he said the allegations were untrue. In that Aug. 18 episode, parts of which you can watch below, Tantaros and Brown banter about his nude pose in Cosmopolitan magazine in 1982. At the end of the clip, Tantaros says that she plans to ask Brown if he would pose for Playgirl, eliciting a “wow” from Brown.

So right around the 6:00 mark things start taking a turn for the sexual:

Alright, first of all, that show is hot. Turtleboy does not watch much Fox News, but the fact that there are middle aged smokeshows in cocktail dresses and high heels sitting around the couch with their legs crossed while talking about sex and politics might just change that.

But here is an undeniable fact I figured out from watching this 8 minute segment – if these women weighed 15 pounds more they’d all be waitresses at IHOP. That’s just a scientific fact. You can call Turtleboy sexist for that, but it’s actually you who is the sexist. Turtleboy wants women to be able to get jobs regardless of their looks. That’s what real feminism is based on – merit.

But Andrea Tantaros is on TV because she looks great. That’s it. There are a million and one women out there who can do what she does. But they don’t all look like her. The irony of someone using their sex appeal to attain a job and then accusing that employer of sexual harassment is off the charts!!

Just watch the part where she says she’s going to, “Ask the Senator if he would ever do Playgirl”:

Here they are talking about politics and the news, and she just decides that she’s gonna ask him if he wants to get naked and pose for some photographs. Imagine a male talk show host did that to a female politician in her 50’s:

“Hey Granny Warren, you ever gonna take off that pant suit and show us some skin?”

It would be headline news. But at the end of the day all the rules of civility and political correctness simply do not apply to white guys, so this was fine.

According to the lawsuit he told her she’d be “fun to bring to a nightclub” on set. But as you can see from that video, that clearly never happened. It’s a lie. Did he grab her hips off set? No clue, because I wasn’t there. Gun to my head I say no, simply because she lied about the nightclub comment. But what I do know for sure is that this woman was just let go from her position in April. Now she wants revenge and a nice little severance package. The timing is kind of convenient, don’t you think?

The bottom line is that during the show in question, she basically sexually harassed him in front of millions of people. Now she’s trying to get a nice fat pay day and she wants us to believe that she was somehow victimized in this clearly sexual climate that she helped foster. Not happening.

P.S. The fact that this is one of her most recent Facebook posts is hilarious:

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