Fox & Friends: it's all about the integrity

[David G]

Ex-host leaves country in the face of multiple lawsuits claiming real-estate fraud.

No wonder Trump liked him.

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/...210103041.html

INDIANAPOLIS – Ex-Fox & Friends co-host Clayton Morris has left the country amid more than two dozen lawsuits from investors who say he defrauded them in real estate deals involving properties in Indianapolis.

Morris, who previously resided in a $1.4 million home in New Jersey, has moved with his family to a coastal resort town in Portugal, according to a Facebook post made by his wife.

[LeeG]

sad. They had to question everything. From the article:

In a lengthy post Thursday on her website, Natali Morris said the legal problems, animosity from investors and negative news coverage drove the family's decision to leave the country.

"I am not one of those who rejects America," she wrote. "We had a good life there. But my husband and I have had a hard few years in our business and this collective soul challenge forced us to question everything."

She said her husband was unfairly blamed because of his "residual 'fame' from his former career as a news anchor."

"But America is polarized and if you can write a headline about a Fox News guy doing something wrong, it will get clicked on in order to reinforce people’s conviction bias, one way or another," she wrote.

[skuthorp]

Does Portugal have extradition treaties for civil matters with the US?
I'd guess not.
So how was he allowed to leave the country? Friends in high places and a knowledge of where the bodies are buried is likely

[Garret]

Portugal was once "the place" for Brits to go when financial issues hit. Not a lot of (enforced) extradition treaties in the 1700's...

[hawkeye54]

Geez, she compares his problems with how she 'thinks' she would feel undergoing chemotherapy --- Way to take a 'high road' Natali !






Rick

[skuthorp]

'Fox' and 'Integrity' in the same thread title???????

Wash your mouth out………..