I encourage everyone to read the full article that you linked and notice something special: none of the sources are named, and none describe any actual acts of Hardwick. The Wrap uses quotes from a former employee at the Nerdist, someone at the Nerdist who never worked with Hardwick, an acquaintance in the TV industry, and a producer who worked with him in some capacity. Their statements can generally be summarized as "Chloe's stories ring true."

This has been a recurring fact in the Hardwick story. Chloe Dykstra says she has evidence, but won't produce it. Chloe's boyfriend said he saw the evidence, but won't describe it. The only named people who talked about Hardwick didn't actually work with him. and unnamed people could only speak in generalities. Meanwhile, named friends, ex-girlfriends and the like have spoken in favor of Chris Hardwick.

Think about that.