Associated Press
- A former employee of Michael Bloomberg corroborated an accusation that the business mogul told a woman to "kill it" after she announced her pregnancy, according to The Washington Post.
- Bloomberg, now a Democratic presidential candidate, has faced repeated faced accusations of directing sexist and crude comments to women at his company, Bloomberg LP, and previously denied that he told this to a female employee.
- "He talked kind of crudely about women all the time," the former employee told The Washington Post.
Billionaire presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg once remarked that a pregnant employee at his company should "kill it" upon learning that she was pregnant, a former Bloomberg employee told The Washington Post.
While the particular allegation has previously been reported as it was the subject of a highly publicized lawsuit against Bloomberg in 1997, a former Bloomberg employee who wasn't involved in that lawsuit said he heard Bloomberg make the comments.
Bloomberg has denied the particular allegation under oath during the lawsuit, though he eventually reached an undisclosed settlement with the woman, Sekiko Sakai Garrison, once a top salesperson at his company.
2-15-2020=17,37,57,12,21
he said "kill it"
Garrison, who began working for Bloomberg in 1989,
2-14-1942=16,58,77,23,32...
According to court documents, the incident occurred on April 11, 1995 when Bloomberg noted Garrison, who began working for Bloomberg in 1989, hadn't been invited to participate in a photo.
from this story to the 25th anniversary of this incident is 56 days
it was 9077 days from the incident to this story
the incident happened on the 101st day
Bloomberg born with 77 numerology..
2+14+19+42=77
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