Where In The World Is Matt Lauer?....

[global1]

No statement yet from Lauer with respect to his being fired.

[dalton99a]

1. Probably assaulting the help

[mercuryblues]

2. I am betting

at trump tower.

[Ilsa]

3. Lying low or has left the country.

He's quite wealthy, I'm sure, after 20 years in that chair. I bet he's worth $150-200 million, if not more.

[herding cats]

4. Last I heard he was heading to his 16 year old son's prep school early this morning.

He wanted to tell him before he read about it in the media. Then he's off to do damage control with his other two children who live with their mother in the Hamptons.

It's a shame he wasn't worried about how they'd feel about all this before he started messing up.

[gratuitous]

5. What would or could he say?

I think it's wise for Lauer to just vanish. NBC wouldn't have fired him so precipitously if the evidence against him wasn't rock solid. In the current climate, there's no upside to saying anything. A defense of any kind isn't going to fly. An apology can't be abject enough to deflect justifiable public anger. Just vanish.

[HipChick]

6. Maybe hiring a divorce lawyer?

[cwydro]

8. No doubt!

I feel sorry for his family; what a shock for them. Though, methinks the wife probably already knew what he is.

[Ken Burch]

19. He deserves to see Gloria Allred representing his wife.

[vsrazdem]

7. After what I heard on Rachel's show He should be in jail.

He is a disgusting piece of trash.

[cwydro]

9. What did she have to say?

I’ve read quite a bit here today, but haven’t been able to watch tv to any extent.

[whathehell]

11. Shocking.....One incident sounded close to rape

in another he went into his office with a woman, pulled down his pants exposing himself to her (she said she was shaken and just looked at him, at which point he berated her for NOT "performing a sexual act on him".

I'm guessing "blow jobs on demand" weren't part of her job description.

Do you BELIEVE this shit?.. It's ugly, stuff.

[cwydro]

12. And I will bet we will be hearing more.

I heard the NYTimes has a story coming out. Whatever the initial report was, it must have been pretty bad for the network to act so quickly.

[vsrazdem]

15. It was rape, there is no question about it.

He asked her to come to his office to talk about a story. When she sat down he asked her to unbutton her shirt, which she did but was very uncomfortable about it. He then pushed a button on his disk that locked his doors, came around the desk, stood her up, pulled down her pants, bent her over his desk and raped her. She was in such shock that when he was done, she passed out and fell to the floor with her pants still down. He went and got his aide and told him to take her to the nurse. She never reported it, but I am sure they can confirm parts of this story. When he was confronted with this by the network he did not deny it. He should definitely be in jail as far as I am concerned.

[gollygee]

10. Talking to his lawyer. nt

[vsrazdem]

17. It better be a criminal lawyer.

NBC fired him for cause, so he won't be getting any of that cushy 20 million dollar contract.

[Marie Marie]

13. Sitting somewhere with Bill O'Reilly,

having a pity party and being mad at God. After all, both are merely victims of women who didn't see their magnificence and drop to their knees to worship and service these great men. Why hasn't God protected them??

[whathehell]

14. Matt and Billo could start a Dirty old Men's Support group.for former

along with Harvey Weinstein, Charlie Rose, Mark Halperin, Bill Cosby, Louis CK, and maybe even Garrison Keillor.
..t

[Solly Mack]

16. Off somewhere contemplating suicide?

I'm not being facetious or trying to be mean. He strikes me as the type that would self-implode rather than face all the questions coming his way.


I also wouldn't be surprised if the next bit of news about him was that he has entered some sort of rehab.

[Leith]

18. Who Cares?

I'm just glad he's gone. What was so special about him to be on TV for so long? He was boring and just awful.