The funny thing is, I bet even if those sponsors come back, Fox isn't going to be able to get as much money from them when the ratings drop.  It's the same thing the left tried to do to Rush a few years back and sponsors decided to drop him. He stuck it out, got new sponsors, while the ones who left him saw their sales drop.  Some tried to come back but he refused.  Same thing happened to Glenn Beck, too. Of course, most of the people saying they were dropping their sponsorships then were never even sponsors to begin with. Bet the same is true here, as well.

Now we're talking about Trump?  Which charge? The Russia thing I admit is still ongoing so I won't go into it.  His business though is undeniably impeachable.  Republicans just don't want to lose their seats for impeaching him for it.  They're waiting until either he loses enough support or democrats take over congress so they can do it.  

And yes, comedians do get their feet held to the fire every now and then.  I did say that they walked a very fine line and even the top comedians trip over that line occasionally.  

Then it sounds like you agree that "not waiting for signs of aproval" in combination with the false claim that women in general will let you do that, is disturbing? But passing it off as a joke?

One could run into a dozen women that will be ok with it. But it only takes one who isn't, and that's why we have laws against sexual assault.

As for if he was joking, I've never heard anyone joke about forcing themselves on women, just because they all luckily happened to be ok with it. I hear guys bragging about women grinding up against them on the dancefloor, flirting with them at the bar, inviting them over at night, etc. Never heard "I grope women out of the blue because they all luckily happend to be ok with it because I'm rich." That's kind of an asshole version of the former.
It's like implying that "the few" who don't appreciate it will be taken care of by your army of lawyers and money.

So? They werent on air, so he probably thought they werent recording. Not really like yelling it to a bunch of people now is it?

So what you are saying is that he was stupid.  He still had the mike on but never asked if he was still being recorded.  Then he does something even more stupid by saying that dumb comment without first asking if he is still on mike or saying this is off the record or anything.  Basically you are apologizing for him because he said something stupid and got caught.  This is why people like him can do exactly what he says and get away with it because there is always someone out there ready for the apology, excuse, look the other way, indifferent.  Forget about the lawsuits that were in play before that comment came out.  Even if its your friends, you are still judge by such comments unless it's known by all its a joke.  He never stated, I am joking or in fun or anything to let you think it was a joke.  Instead his comment to a complete stranger, who is a reporter out of no where bragging about what he can do with his celebrity status was exactly what it was.  Bragging about something he has done.

Corporations like Coca-Cola have billions of dollars and in some cases billions of consumers to think about. Bill O' Reilly and his rinky dink little cable TV show that reaches a few million people in Hicktown USA (he averages 2.8 million viewers) is not worth tarnishing your brand over. There are a million other ways to advertise your product and plenty of other highly rated TV programs. 

To be honest in the grand scheme of things, his ratings are not that impressive. A show like Supergirl which was lambasted for low ratings had about 2.2 million viewers on most nights, a hit TV show like "The Walking Dead" gets over 11 million just from the 18-49 demo alone. 

Advertisers lost sales for dropping Glenn Beck?  Seriously?  I'd love to read the source for that.