Billy Bush just dropped a bomb that rewrites the Access to Hollywood chronology. The old anchor claims to have pointed out Donald TrumpThe 2005 obscene comments the same day were recorded – but NBC ignored its warning to protect its best money. The accusation was released during the recent appearance of Bush on ROB LOWE‘s Literally! Podcast, where he said that Trump’s reputation as a “king of notes” and a “100 million dollar profits” for the network made him untouchable. “Has this band fled when it happened,” said Bush, “I would have been dismissed for a different reason: kill their milk cow.” Bush added that he had reported the time to producers just after recording, specifically referring to Trump Tibling Co-Host Nancy O’Dell. But the complete content-including the “enter the line P —-” range from Trump- was apparently neglected or minimized.
Given the duration of the hidden, Bush thinks that the network has put it aside quietly despite clear red flags. The gang sat intact until 2016, when Trump first presented himself to the presidencyAnd NBC suddenly sought his archives for everything that could harm him. It was not until the time that the band was disclosed, and it is cost his job to Bush, not for what he said, but for being caught in the cross -fires. Although his role on the band is mainly passive, his laughter and his silence have become overwhelming. NBC cut the links with him in a few days. Now Bush claims that his fall was less about what had been taken on this band and more on the changing political interest of NBC to exhibit Trump once he was no longer their asset.
Why the time of NBC’s leakage is more than ever than ever
What Bush claims the cuts more deeply than a bad look – he accuses nbc of knowingly deleting harmful materials for more than a decade, Protect Trump until they are no longer profitable for them, which exposes the priorities of the network. He paints a painting by a media giant not making the position only when he became politically useful. First protect the assets. Then take it out. In addition, Bush claims that NBC managers launched internal research in 2016 for all the recordings where Trump has reduced women, and It was then that a former producer remembered “The Bus Tape” – The same time Bush had reported years earlier.
This context reappears the 2016 flight as more than a journalistic scoop, by removing any goodwill that they may have won by exposing the truth. Bush’s claims suggest that it was a strategic versionpart of a decision calculated against a former partner now hostile. According to Bush, the network did not act in ethics but out of opportunities. And when they decided it was time to act, he has become collateral damage. “They had what they thought was the only thing,” said Bush. “And whoever it is collateral damage is” hard S — “. This opens up a whole new discussion on infamous recording, making Bush looks like an innocent party. However, with Bush choosing to express themselves now, almost a decade after the fallout, it raises the same question as NBC’s leak: why now?
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