The suit also noted that TRN â??laid off most of its staff and many others simultaneously â??resignedâ?? from their positions, including, and critically, most of Defendant TRNâ??s sales team.â?? Some of those staffers worked on Tantarosâ?? show and were replaced by members of Mark Mastersâ?? family: â??Plaintiff Tantaros found herself in a situation wherein she no longer had a competent executive producer, a full-time call screener, a paid assistant, or a sound effects manager, and further, had either no guests or only decidedly â??C-listâ?? quality guests, was provided with no research for the third-rate guests that were booked for the Tantaros Show, a lack of sufficient research for the topics at hand, provided with no editorial guidance, and she was expected by Defendant TRN to basically produce her own show. In addition, there no longer was any meaningful sales force to sell her program to advertisers or potential advertisers and there was no affiliate relations staff at Defendant TRN to service the needs or the requests of the Tantaros Showâ??s affiliatesâ?¦TRNâ??s â??implosion,â?? the suit said, has caused Tantarosâ?? own brand and reputation, and her Fox News employer to â??repeatedly expressed its concern at the implosion of Defendant TRN.â??