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A former Fox News anchor claims President Donald Trump attempted to kiss her in 2005 or 2006 – which was just after he had married First Lady Melania Trump.

Juliet Huddy said the alleged incident took place in an elevator of Trump Tower after the two had lunch together.

Huddy, who now hosts a radio show on Wabc Radio, revealed on Mornin’!!! with Bill Schulz on Thursday she rebuffed the real estate mogul.

“He took me for lunch at Trump Tower, just us two,” she said, according to Page Six. “He said goodbye to me in an elevator while his security guy was there,...

A former Fox News anchor said Donald Trump once tried to kiss her on the lips after he took her out to lunch in 2005. Juliet Huddy shared the story on the internet radio show “Mornin!!! with Bill Schulz” on Friday, noting that though she was caught off-guard by Trump’s physical advance, she “wasn’t offended” by the encounter. “He took me for lunch at Trump Tower, just us two. He said goodbye to me in an elevator while his security guy was there … rather than kiss me on the cheek he leaned in to kiss me on the lips,...

Once upon a time, Dana Perino was the White House Press Secretary for President George W. Bush. Then, after Bush left office, like many former presidential staffers before and since, Perino transitioned to doing political commentary, landing on Fox News Channel.

One day she got a call to join a summer replacement show called "The Five," to air at 5 p.m. Et every weekday. At its two-year anniversary, the roundtable show is top-rated in its time slot and, in numbers released on Monday, July 15, out-rated its lead-in and everything after it on Fnc until "The O'Reilly Factor" at 8 p.m. Et.

One of Perino's fellow panelists is former magazine editor and HuffPo blogger, and current author, Greg Gutfeld, who doubles as the host of Fnc's freewheeling latenight pop-culture/comedy/politics roundtable "RedEye W/Greg Gutfeld."

After getting used to Gutfeld on "The Five," Perino agreed to go on "RedEye." But in a January appearance,...

With the government considering seriously implementing federal anti-marijuana laws, considering a ban on buying guns for those who consume, many have been raising concern about the potential for abuse and expansion to other drugs that may be legal and potentially more dangerous to mix with arms. The Red Eye panel weighed in on a potential ban on selling weapons to people who have medical marijuana licenses or are known to consume the drug. It was a topic that brought out rare ire from Bill Schulz against President Obama for the federal government proposing it.

A large circle of vaguely left-wing, anti-capitalist protesters may not sound like the friendliest atmosphere to send Fox News film crews into, and yet Friday night was full of coverage from representatives of both The O'Reilly Factor and Hannity, which were treated slightly more warmly than the first crew to get down there led by Red Eye's Bill Schulz. Schulz accompanied Sean Hannity last night to make sense of the footage, which Jesse Watters gave his eyewitness testimony to Bill O'Reilly.

The Red Eye team is rarely one to run away from a circus (or a trainwreck), but when it comes to the latest hullaballoo surrounding Donald Trump's increasingly growing viability (?) as a presidential candidate in 2012, they had little sympathy, politically or otherwise. Saturday morning host Andy Levy kicked the crew off denouncing Trump's insistence of "recycling falsehoods," but by the end of the segment it was Bill Schulz who was going hair-to-hair against the Donald.

People magazine recently crowned Ryan Reynolds their Sexiest Man Alive, so why shouldn't famous unsexy males get some special recognition too with BuzzFeed's 50 Unsexiest Men Alive 2010 list? Apparently upset about not being included on either list, Red Eye's hypnotic host Greg Gutfeld, societal scholar Bill Schulz and caffeinated comedian Nick Dipaolo unleashed a funny fury of put-downs aimed towards unsexy males both on and off the list.