The agreements totaled about $13 million." Allegations of sexual impropriety and other forms of workplace harassment against O'Reilly date back to 2004, when he was sued by "The Factor" associate producer Andrea Mackris. The complaint alleged that O'Reilly offered her unsolicited advice on masturbation, claimed women had been "amazed" by his "big cock," bragged about participating in threesomes and told her he wanted to rub her genitals with a falafel. (He meant to say "loofah" except he's an idiot.) In more than one case, women presented incriminating audio recordings of O'Reilly, according to the Times report, which concluded that "Fox News and Mr. O'Reilly adopted an aggressive strategy that served as a stark warning of what could happen to women if they came forward with complaints." 4. He also allegedly sexually harassed a few more women. The Times investigation of O'Reilly notes that "besides the women who reached settlements, two other women have spoken of inappropriate behavior by the host."