‘You could release them’: Warren blasts Bloomberg over nondisclosure agreements with women

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Sen. Elizabeth Warren opened fire at fellow 2020 Democratic candidate Michael Bloomberg for his company’s legal contracts that prohibit women from speaking out about their time working for him.

Bloomberg was initially asked during Wednesday’s presidential primary debate about the workplace environment of the company bearing his name as several women have spoken out on their experiences. The former New York City mayor noted how women are paid equally at his company and are given “big responsibilities.”

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