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This Week In Google
"charlie rose" Discussed on This Week In Google
"We thank CDW and HPE for their support. This week in Google, we have what this has been such a great philosophical conversation. We haven't really covered perfect kind of twig discussion. Any of the news, yeah. Weirdly, has hit the brakes apparently, according to wired on hardware, portal, AR glasses, other hardware, to consumer hardware, especially. Portal portal is going to stay for business. I wonder, you know. I mean, Microsoft's done the same thing with hollow lens. It's become an enterprise product, perhaps a product. Microsoft's HoloLens, though, the guy who led it left. And they're not sure. And they split up the divisions into two different divisions. You're right. The army's not happy. Yeah, so we don't know how HoloLens is going to go. If there's a commonality, it's that maybe the metaverse is in all that, right? And I can't tell, you know, like I feel like forever, I've always been on the front end of being excited about different tech things. So like cloud computing, IoT, and I'd be like telling people why this is a big deal and explaining it. I don't feel that way about the metaverse, but I still feel like everybody's pushed in the metaverse on us. And I truly don't get it. So I don't know if I'm behind. Or there's just not a compelling anything. NFTs, I think, because I think I'll try this theory out. And sorry, it's another Gutenberg moment. But it took time for technology to become boring and then what people did with it became interesting. And I think there's this hunger by Silicon Valley by the technologists. No, we got to make it more interesting again. We got to make it more interesting. And I don't think that's what's going to be interesting. I think what's going to be interesting is cervantes making the modern novel and maintained the essay and the guy in Strasbourg the newspaper. And what do people invent with this stuff? But remember, these are corporations driven by shareholders who want to see growth, and so from their point of view, they're not thinking, oh, let's see how technology is. I'm talking past them. Way past. Oh, I agree, because they're only job is what's the next big thing and how can we make sure we're there? And they, of course, are faced with the innovators dilemmas, historically hard for incumbents to get the next big thing. Apple 52% of its revenue comes from the iPhone, how do you find something better than that? How do you meet? I don't care. No, no, I'm saying that, but that's why the tech is doing what it's doing. Is they're not thinking about some broader cultural. They're going to say, where's our mantegna? But Jack's trying to Jack's trying to go back and recapture something that was before in terms of the ability. And that ain't going to happen either. Right? I don't know. I don't know. And then as far as you will, and not the end, as far as you go, Stacey, I agree with you. This is always, this is the tech reporter's dilemma, is what I'm seeing really all that or is it just more BS? When Charlie rose when Jeff Bezos ten years ago opens the door and says, see, Amazon's going to be doing drones and Charlie rose goes, wow, that's amazing. At the time, we all mocked him. We all said, oh, Charlie. You fell for it. And yet, this week, Amazon is starting drone deliveries. And a bunch more cities. It took him a longer time than they thought it would. It's been a little while. Are we still skeptical about it though? Or are we now saying, well, maybe they were right. Maybe Charlie wasn't so wrong. Drone delivery has a place. I felt like we could see that. I don't know. A lot of us made fun of Charlie rose. Jeff pulled the wool over your eyes. And it may be actually that he did. Because that was a long time ago. It was sold as something mainstream. It's just like Elon saying next year. But what mistakes has said is, yeah, there is a place for drawn delivery, but I didn't like how it seems like if I go to order a pair of sneakers or new tripod that I ordered today, I should be able to get this in the same day if I hit deliver by drone. That's not possible everywhere the song is certain areas and it's not for everything. A drone can't carry everything you order. Well, it's in loch.
Making Gay History
"charlie rose" Discussed on Making Gay History
"I recently came across a clip from a 1993 episode of the Charlie rose talk show, a round table discussion about the efficacy of the controversial aids drug AZT. Doctor Ron was a guest along with the legendary aids activist and playwright Larry Kramer. True to form, Larry showed up spoiling for a fight and laced into doctor Ron with a range of accusations. Doctor Ron didn't rise to the bait. He patiently explained the science and never lost his cool. He was the thoughtful engaging and warm family physician I've always known. Doctor Ron remains in private practice in New York City. Among his patients are many men who are long-term survivors of HIV aids. Thank you to everyone who makes making a history, including story editor ing of the tyre, associate producer Ali lemur, audio engineer Kathleen Conti, researcher Brian ferre, photo editor Michael green, and our social media producers, Christiana Pena, and Nick Porter. Special thanks to our founding editor and producer Sara burningham, who recorded doctor Grossman's interview, and thanks as well to our founding production partner Jenna Weiss Berman. Our theme music was composed by Fritz Myers. Thank you to the New York public library's manuscripts and archives division for their assistance, and thank you to con Edison for their generous support of our education work. Season ten of this podcast has been made possible with funding from the Jonathan Logan family foundation, the calamus foundation that kipper family foundation, cruciferous street financial, Mary catagen and Lee Wilson, Brian Christine and Alex white, Mary left carides, and scores of other individual supporters. You can find all our previous episodes archival photos, full transcripts and additional information on each of the people and stories we feature at making gay history dot com. And while you're there, sign up for our newsletter so you know what's coming up next. I'm Eric Marcus, so long until next time..
77WABC Radio
"charlie rose" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Do you all feel safer now Do you all feel safer now With the gender advisers What are they advising people about their gender Um Come to think of it Maybe this isn't a bad idea mister Peterson I think we need gender advisers over there at the constipated news network Oh yes A genuine visor could remind the legal analysts there Jeff toobin to keep his pants on Maybe he would have been available to tell Fredo Cuomo don't smack women on the tuckus Especially those you're not married to Maybe the gender adviser could have told de lemon Don't assault another man in the bar Sexually I think that's a real possibility Maybe if there had been a gender advisory at CBS Charlie rose would still be working or a gender adviser on The Today Show Matt Lauer will still be working Oh how the mighty have fallen Tip of the iceberg of the sleaze balls that are in that business tip of the iceberg Gender advisers Isn't that fascinating I wonder how they're trained How do you train a gender adviser How do you know what somebody's gender is You can't taught by the physicality the biology If they talk to them I guess You appear to be a man I'm not a man Oh.
Entrepreneur on FIRE
"charlie rose" Discussed on Entrepreneur on FIRE
"Andrew, we are back. And as I mentioned, pre break, you have a one word question. That gets people to tell us not just what they do, but why they do it. Give us this one word question. It's because and it seems so small that you might just miss it, it doesn't seem like a question. But what I discovered was a lot of times people would just ramble either with the answers that they give me or I might ramble with the question and it's really hard to stay focused. And I said, how did the experts do it? And I remember there was this interviewer Charlie rose, he was on Bloomberg and PBS interview and people like Bill Gates Warren Buffett. And I know that when I was growing up, they used to make fun of him because he would ramble. In fact, there was a Saturday Night Live sketch about how he could not just ask a simple question..
600 WREC
"charlie rose" Discussed on 600 WREC
"This is the story of the rise and fall of the world's youngest self made female billionaire concern here that a number of tests weren't working on fairness devices. Look at that. I know that we made mistakes. Not so long ago, Stanford Dropout turned CEO Elizabeth Holmes was a rising star in Silicon Valley tests detect dozens of medical conditions based on only a few drops of blood from from my finger prick. She was on Charlie Rose. She did CBS this morning at 19 years old Elizabeth Holmes dropped out of Stanford CNN. I mean, on and on and on. No one has ever seen this hero. The first one. Wow. Her company, Theranos was poised to change healthcare forever. If she had made this work, she would have been the next Steve jobs. But today Elizabeth Holmes is under criminal indictment. She pleaded not guilty, but she's facing up to 20 years in prison if convicted. So how did it happen? It's the story of greed, and it's a story of incredible deception. In the drop out. We'll look at how Holmes initially won over everybody from investors to politicians to the media, and we'll tell you how it all came crashing down through exclusive interviews and never before her depositions to your knowledge. Did Miss Holmes No. At the Times, Radio one. Oh 55. W E. R C Welcome back in Clay. Travis Buck Sexton show just kind of setting the table. We're going to continue to talk about this General Milley mess. And one.
Timesuck with Dan Cummins
"charlie rose" Discussed on Timesuck with Dan Cummins
"Paid for a while and robin would come back to the clubs. After became really famous some guys would refuse to go onstage. Kanye left the room. Notable comics richard lewis. Robert wool accused late. Robin williams is stealing jokes. Due to his sponge like brain some comics hated him for it. Says louis but i was one of them. David brenner clearly. Confronted personally threatened with him with bodily harm. If you heard williams another one of his jokes there have been numerous comics. Have defended williams. Like whoopi goldberg. She spoke out basically said if he did it. You know it was not intentional. It was dude that sponge-like brain of his again do i think he did it. I don't know his main accuser. I will say stephen pearl hoof hacky eighties comic with a really terrible jokes like i can't. I can't make it through a five minute on youtube. Watching him makes me. Hey stand up comedy He's he he. Seems like a poor copy. Copy of robin a poor clone clone of rob williams all deployment energy none of the wit. So i'm gonna say his accusations or maybe a little hollow. I didn't see any josie. So i don't know what robin was dealing stealing the steel david brenner jokes. I mean maybe there's enough smoke that you know. Bet there's some fire but he lives in punch lines. Was it intentional. I dunno. I watch youtube video of jay moore accusing robin of stealing his christopher. Walk impression. i don't buy that example. Jaded story about walking wanna tail so williams but the stories were different Punchline similar but different and jaded his standup williams just talking about on. Charlie rose about stuff not trying to do stand up and the flow of conversation led to a walk impression and he did talk about tales. I don't know maybe you fucking prisoner walk in like like tales..
Think On Your Faith
"charlie rose" Discussed on Think On Your Faith
"Or ideologies so in the same way that stalin set themselves up as a super authority. So did charlie rose at cbs. Charlie with charlie rose. It was truth if someone else said he did. Something wrong wasn't true because he was a neidl. He was unquestioned and unquestionable and it was only just like when the when there were enough enough of a critical mass of people to overcome that idolatry in the ancient world or in in hopefully in monotheistic religions that then those titles can be toppled and and that's it otherwise idolatry in this granting of super authorities superpower is unfortunately all over the place right in our political system on campuses where people just told whatever the guiding theory is. And that's what they're supposed to believe it's on the far right and on the far left right. And it's a tragedy into the bible still hasn't succeeded in that sense of overcoming and giving us the tools to overcome over companies lies about our well. I still think that just to just to give you a little bit of pushback. I still think these. I think these examples of tyrannical rulers that you are drawing from our history of the world is is fairly recent when you take into account the history of human evolution. I mean almost. All of our great thinkers throughout the various mediums of science agree Based on the evidence provided to us today that That are homo sapiens species when i say homeless space homo sapiens species. I'm talking about us. The modern human being That the that we broke off from our neanderthal ancestors roughly a hundred thousand years ago and yet we have the bible that claims the fall of adam happened four thousand b c so roughly six thousand years ago. I mean this is incredibly misleading. To the the bible was written choose left egypt sir. Twelve fifty before the combinator. So that was an and the judaism is is that the exodus is if you will three thousand two hundred shares old. It's gone on say that again because in two hundred years old personally i think the first eleven chapters the bible or are allegorical. And i think i really think that. That's what the bible says. And i go into that detail. I don't think that the that we were ever expected. And if you look at if you look for example hebrew scholars or someone. We think that the bible is the world is fifty eight hundred twenty two years old but there are also plenty plenty of folks who thought they. The earth is much older. I mean rabbi slack avocado thought. The world is about fifteen point. He computer was fifteen point. Three billion years old. Yeah yeah marini but bringing said resent billions if we bring it closer to home and what i mean by that. I'm just talking about homo sapiens. Yes because homo. Sapiens is just one species of the humanoid family right. There's right i mean you got the and with she got denisovans. You've got home erectus. You've got all kinds of other human species that so far as we know right now and again. I'm not drawing stuff from the sky. These are things that have been corroborated by peer reviewed scientists all across all all fears of science all the great thinkers of today agree for the most part that homo sapiens we thinking creatures k the ones that have sort of broken off from the andrew fall ancestors that the homo sapiens our rougher hundred thousand years old one hundred thousand years old and so when you start modern may modern mattis dust years old. It's a long time well at modern exactly so me. i'll give. I'll give fifty. But i mean when when when when people out there today with with advance instruments and technology that can carbon date and can do all these things and measure the things with with with a cute accuracy. You know so much so that nobody in in in their in their rational mind can refute. Its profundity you could because there's just over right. So i guess i guess world is a lot older than fifty eight hundred years all right and so not to you know not to dwell on this point of the golden rule and. When did it arrive and things like that. You're saying that the golden rule came with the advent of the bible. I'm saying i'm not so sure about that. I mean because even if you're saying that the bible is twenty thousand years thirty thousand years old which again. That's that's gonna be a tough claim to make because all of your theologians out there and biblical scholars and christian apologists agree That the fall of adam was Roughly four thousand. Abc's so four thousand abc plus two thousand twenty us. Modern humans are only Roughly thousand years Six thousand years old. I mean again if you if you just flip open. The king. James version of the bible in the title page There in the and in the beginning it has a chronology of the major events in the bible so it starts with the fall of adam. Four thousand four thousand bc it has flooded the the the flood it has scrapped the scattering of israel. All those major events is chronicled in there and it says that the fall of adam so the reason why pointing at the fall of adam. Because that's kind of win. That's the beginning of the human family that according to the bible the bible story six thousand years ago was the beginning of the human family k the human family that god created which is absolutely ridiculous because we know now through modern technology and modern science and the data that's been collected over the last few years You know few hundred years that humans an actually are homo. Sapiens species. The ones that broke off from neanderthal ancestors. We're only one hundred thousand. One hundred thousand years old k and again the the human the human species some came is is is two million two point three million years also. I'm not even talking about the age of the world here the age of the universe. I'm bringing it closer to home. And i'm just talking about the human family. Okay again. humans so other species like neanderthals down sevens homo erectus. Homo florian says all these other species of humans that we've now identified and chronic cold and have proven with with unsubstantial with with substantial evidence. They've been around for a long time and our modern species the human the homeless sapien. As we know today the modern man like you were saying earlier. We've been around for hundred thousand years but yet the bible claims that's that humans have only been around for six thousand years so again. That's what i'm talking about lever. These was a great scholar. Lived well before carbon fourteen day carbon dating and he thought he'd rather yitzhak of i thought that the world was fifteen point. Three billion years old at that they're sent. The earth is very very much older and this is an inquiry and have the struggle that we did and scott. Just so you know your your connections kind of choppy. But i think we gather pretty much the gist of what you're saying but What i what i wanted to say. It's just kind of wrap up on this particular subject and then we'll go onto another one that i need to get out before out of tire so in conclusion for this particular part of our conversation you are making the claim that the old testament for the most part is an allegory. We should it be taken.
Slate's Culture Gabfest
"charlie rose" Discussed on Slate's Culture Gabfest
"I will disappear from the face of the earth and the two were one mother. My children to write books. That is powerful powerful oprah nitpick novels by or about women. Some were more prestigious than others some better than others alice jokes. We had soft spot for stories about miserable little girls but they were all readable. Page-turners that can make you cry in my experience anyway and a lot of these books in my life and the oprah effect reliably turned these books into bestsellers. The club is credited with selling over. Fifty five million bucks and it is also one of the most memorable concrete. Parts of the oprah winfrey show glow up. It was never exactly a ratings. Bonanza for the show in fact audience numbers would dip with each book club episode. It was more of an off ratings success. Because you got to know real oprah and it was like unexplored territory. I don't have to be ashamed watching daytime tv. Because there was a stigma attached to it so that they'll oprah became the most influential person in the book industry by ignoring the ratings and issuing trash and making the tv show. She wanted to make by refusing to sell out even if it cost some of our advertising revenue meanwhile jonathan franzen was starting to think he'd like to reach a bigger audience in nineteen ninety-six. The oprah launched her book club. Jonathan franzen was thirty seven. He published two novels but he was probably best known for an essay that appeared that year in harper's magazine called perchance to dream it lamented the dwindling position of literary fiction in american culture here friend and his on charlie rose also in nineteen ninety-six people who read books who seriously read books to read a lot of books nowadays..
This Week in Startups
"charlie rose" Discussed on This Week in Startups
"Going to launch dot co slash vanda jam in our first story. Obviously bezos has launched himself successfully and three others into space on blue origin new shepard. It just happened this morning. some background. This is the new shepherd. Sixteenth launch overall. The four crew members included bezos. His brother mark and mary wallace. Who goes by wally funk. If you don't know who she is. She is an eighty two year old former pilot. Who in the sixties passed the rigorous nasa astronaut criteria but was denied the chance to go to space when the mercury thirteen program was disbanded. Six years later she is now the oldest person ever fly to space and the sixty six women in space in total congratulations to wally funk and a trust fund kid named oliver demean. Who is eighteen years old from the netherlands. He is the youngest person. Ever go to space. So this one youngest and the oldest is kind of neat. Oliver took the space of the previous. Twenty eight million dollar auction sale. Because that rich person i guess had a scheduling conflict income on this one. So it's going to go on a further one Rich people problems as a combination. Not only are they individually the youngest and oldest but obviously In a combination it would be the largest distance between the youngest and oldest person to manifest. So how would that will change. You will have a great grandmother or grandfather and great granddaughter grandson. At some point you can if this keeps up jeff bezos. He's had dreams of going to space for decades He even spoke about in june two thousand in this interview with charlie rose and he has hair on this clip. I'll talk to you on the other side of the sixty second clip if you weren't the ceo of amazon dot com today. Where would you like to do or the well. So if i could do anything and it turns out. This is a very hard technical problem. So i i don't actually hold great hopes but if i could do anything i would like to go. Help explore space. Tell me more. I mean what would you do. How would you go about it if you weren't doing this. Well i you know. The picture i have is that i would get in a rocket ship. Go up into space and like you know. Go check out a few things. This this is why. I mentioned the beginning. This is a very technical. Put your mind to it. You could probably figure out a way that we could do this well. It's very hard. It's director your stockholders might not a very hard. It's really i mean so you know who knows what twenty years from. Now if there's some significant changes in the technology maybe such things will get easier. But we haven't made significant improvements in space transportation systems really since the apollo program. All right they haven't folks And charlie rose accurate pointing out like shareholders might have a problem with this and of course he gave up the ceo slot and just a week or two later wound up going to space. He founded blue origin in two thousand and basically nailed everything he said Twenty years from now maybe things will get easier and of course. That is exactly what happened. And if you're watching on youtube checkout seventy five and we have a youtube channel if he wasn't just on the podcast or we we actually have video. Podcast on itunes. You can get video Although we don't have that sink on spotify yet something we're gonna work with the spotify team. I know with joe rogan. Listen or watch. We need to get in on that As well and sinker podcasts on spotify. But you can watch the video on itunes right now and Here's a clip The four-person team you know going into the capsule very exciting. A few minutes later after take off the rocket reads reaches a top speed of over two thousand two hundred miles per hour. I think that's four times what you would experience on an airplane yet. Typically go five hundred or six hundred miles per hour and the maximum height Was over three hundred fifty one thousand feet more than sixty five miles above earth this past the karman line which is sixty two miles above earth which is one group of individuals or maybe the majority group of individuals definition of reaching space. The rocket and capsule separated at about two hundred fifty thousand feet for the descent. So the rocket landed i Fun fact out of the sixteen new shepherd rides. Booster rocket has landed safely fifteen times. Obviously this was spacex. Big innovation being able to make the rockets reusable really His A a great way to make space travel more affordable as illinois points. Out like imagine you took a seven forty seven or some you know airplane across the atlantic and then when you got the other side you throw it away it would make the tickets pretty expensive. Wouldn't it Now here capsule land safely with all the passengers and the party starts pesos. High-fiving hugging loved ones popping champagne. All of that obviously in comparison to what happened last week when virgin lactic spaceship to launch. Richard branson's flight reached an altitude of two hundred eighty two thousand feet or fifty three miles above the earth. And so branson's a rocket Spaceship to surpass nasr's designation the earth's boundary fifty miles but fell short of the karman line which is sixty two miles who cares And branson said after landed the fight last week. I've said this many times. It really wasn't a race which delighted that everything went so fantastic. We well we wish the absolute best and the people who are going up with him during the fight so that's just completely ridiculous. It obviously was raised for the two of them. They're both gonna be transporting passengers. That is the business model. I think of both companies because neither company competes with spacex and their delivery rockets which are just not even comparable branson Tweeted congratulations and was classy. After blue origin flatland. Today well done very impressive. Best to the crew from being the team at virgin galactic of course Yulon sent many people up to the international space station. Which is really you know. Orbital space is really what it's about and what's gonna be. Really interesting is Spacex is going to be putting four passengers in orbit not for three or four minutes but for three days in the fall and so once again. These things are not comparable one as low orbit. You know like Fund simple you know dip into space. Still an extraordinary accomplishment. The other one is like being true astronaut. And you know. I'm thinking spacex will be sending people for trips around the moon shortly. I think he launched talked about that. Publicly whole bunch. During the three day journey. The ship will orbit earth every ninety minutes along a customized flightpaths so I don't know what that it's gonna cost compared.
On the Media
More Former Aides Accuse New York Governor Cuomo Of Sexual Harassment
"The pandemic, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo transformed into a fully fledged TV star. Let's remember some basic context and fax society functions. Everything works. There's going to be food in the grocery stores. Propelled into the firmament by his daily Corona virus, free things that reassured an anxious, leaderless public hears Ellen de generous and Trevor. Noah. You call yourself a Cuomo sexual and I e. I agree with you. I feel like I'm a homosexual to it genuinely has been very inspiring and refreshing to see. A leader Like Cuomo, new fans declared their adoration in Tic tac videos, Means and song, the Great Randy Rainbow Stranded in my bedroom. Then there he give you an update as to where we are today. Mature me treatment of the governor, of course, extended to many news networks like CNN, where Chris Cuomo asked the tough questions Now you know, I've seen you referred to a little bit recently as the love governed. I'm wondering if that's bleeding into your demeanor. It all making you a little soft on the president. Love girl. I've always I've always been a soft guy. I am the love government. Cool, dude and loose mood. You know that. But in the past few weeks, Cuomo's TV persona has faltered. Report from the state attorney general and a court order found that the official count of deaths of nursing home residents due to the virus was nearly doubled The figure first reported by the Cuomo administration. Plus, as I write this three women have accused the governor of sexual harassment, some in awkward, geeky detail, including two former aides. Alex Preen Stuff writer. The New Republic recently wrote the article. The Andrew Cuomo Show has lost the plot. Welcome back to the show. Thank you so much. I'm glad to be here. You know, two people who have closely read about the governor in the newspapers over the years as opposed to TV. This version of Cuomo, this bully in cynical operator isn't Knew How have the media changed the message? If you are a long time consumer of mainly print news about state politics, you had untiring chronology of Cuomo scandals even if you forgot some of the details. That didn't necessarily get a lot of play on TV news. Keeping up with Cuomo news over the last decade, has also required being familiar with reporters from The Albany Times Union or or newspapers and Rochester. You know these places where the Albany bureau is still really important and a big part of their beat. And a lot of that news, the complexity of it and specifically, the way it fit. A pattern of behavior with Cuomo was usually too difficult to get across, and especially in like a short television segment. I know a lot about this because I actually listened to the local radio station that produces the show. That's how come I know about the Moreland Commission. But you said this story never made it to prime time because it's too complicated. Absolutely, Yeah. All of the past. Few governors have gotten in trouble. Cuomo was running as the guy is going to come clean it up. And so he sets up a commission called Moreland Commission. He says they have the authority to investigate corruption and all of its forms here in Albany and they will be independent. I will not meddle. I will not interfere. He's shuts them down less than a year later because they start going after people too connected to him essentially and people who worked on the commission. They went to The New York Times, and they said Cuomo was meddling. He stopped us and we were getting too close to his allies, so that stuff was out there. But when the story made it toe TV news, it was stripped of the level of detail necessary to understand what had happened and why I like in this interview with Charlie rose months after it came out that Cuomo's office Had hobbled the aforementioned Moreland Commission governor Andrew Cuomo is reestablishing a family dynasty in New York politics, though he's had to get used to criticism. Of his leadership style. You micromanage. They say that delegate more right and you're not transparent. They say then. And they say you don't suffer fools and you know, Yeah. And you're not You push too hard. Yeah. You micromanage? Yes. All of that. You plead guilty or not guilty. You can't have one without the other. I plead guilty like not only was was Rose asking and easily Dodge question. He was almost ventriloquism. The answer's four Andrew Cuomo, right. It's like the old job interview joke. What's your biggest flaw? You know, I'm too hard on myself. You take issue with the defenders of Cuomo who say that Hey, His most important audience. New Yorkers always have known about the governor's bullying quality. That sharp operator with the even sharper elbows and all of that. And they like it third, this idea that he has cruise to reelection twice. They must know who this guy is and support him. And that's why I draw that distinction between corn on the TV character and new favorite Cuomo's, Because if we have listened to a few clips of him on television He's not berating anyone. He's joking around with his brother. He's performing empathy for victims of Covert 19 or Hurricane Sandy. Is Daddy complete with the dad each exactly. He's New York's dad now. It seems that Cuomo has been able to keep his TV persona and his newspapers persona separate. Why are they colliding? Now? For a few reasons, one important one is that people Do not want to go on the record attacking Andrew Cuomo because of the power he holds in the state, especially elected Democrats. What happened this time is that Ron Kim and Assembly member Received a bullying call from Andrew Cuomo for speaking to the New York Post about the nursing home situation. Kim had been at a briefing where a top Cuomo aide said Yeah, This looks bad that we reported the wrong number of people who had died in nursing homes. But you have to understand, like we need didn't want it to become a story basically, like they were like Trump Trump DOJ is gonna make a thing of it Trumps could make a thing about that's why we covered it up. So anyway, Ron Kim went to the post and gave it on the record quote to the post about that meeting. That was the subject of the call where Cuomo allegedly sat. According to Kim, I'll destroy you. In normal Albany affairs. What happens next is either Kim shuts up. Kim goes on background to The New York Post again because Cuomo as in other cases, finds an irregularity in Kim's background. And implies that that could be used against him. And what he would end up doing is at a press conference Bring up Ah, years old story about how Kim had flip flopped on Is Bill about nail salons, and he would outright say Kim was crooked right after Cuomo does that press conference. There's a story on CNN about how Cuomo had made this phone call to Kim the day before, and that's not the kind of thing that legislators and Albany usually do when they get Implicitly or explicitly threatened by Cuomo. They don't call CNN and go on the record and say the governor threatened me. I think that Cuomo got away with it for so long because no one wanted to put their name. To descriptions of his behavior. But Kim, he knows well, I have a story. Now I have a compelling narrative in which I'm the hero in the governor's The villain and TV likes stories like that. And he ends up on the view. Tell us what happened after he called you or when he called you? Yeah, it was last Thursday night. I was about to bait my three kids when I received the call from the governor. He spent 10 minutes threatening my career and ordering me to issue a statement. They will be used to cover for the states that you wrote quote. If a politician acts as if he believes his voters experience politics is a television show, the best way to harm him is to make yourself a compelling character.
106.1 FM WTKK
"charlie rose" Discussed on 106.1 FM WTKK
"Team leave me for someone else? Someone less intense? Um, no, Actually, when you file a claim with Geico, you get your own dedicated claims. Team who promises to stay with you. Throughout the process. I've never known such loyalty. I can't wait for the second season. Geico Great service without all the drama free I Heart radio APP is number one for music, radio and podcasts. All in one discover a new podcast from our library of over 350,000 titles. Here's an I. Heart Radio podcast preview. This is the story of the rise and fall of the world's youngest self made female billionaire did a concern here. That a number of tests weren't working on fairness, this devices that I know that we made mistakes. Not so long ago, Stanford Dropout turned CEO Elizabeth Holmes was a rising star in Silicon Valley. These tests detect doesn't have medical conditions based on only few drops of blood from from my finger prick. She was on Charlie Rose. She didn't CBS this morning 19 years old Elizabeth Holmes dropped out of Stanford CNN. I mean, on and on and on. No one has ever seen this year of the first one. Wow. Her company, Theranos was poised to change healthcare forever. If she had made this work, she would have been the next Steve jobs. But today Elizabeth Holmes is under criminal indictment. She pleaded not guilty, but she's facing up to 20 years in prison if convicted. So how did it happen? It's a story of greed. And it's a story of incredible deception. In the drop out. We'll look at how Holmes initially won over everybody from investors to politicians to the media, and we'll tell you how it all came crashing down through exclusive interviews and never before her depositions to your knowledge. Did Miss Holmes know at the time she made those statements that Theranos could not do all those tests. Yeah, she did. I'm Rebecca Jarvis. I've been covering business for more than a decade from the housing collapse to the fall of Bear Stearns to the Bernie Madoff scandal. But no story comes close to the mystery and intrigue of Elizabeth Holmes. You've got this really smart female CEO who's going to do a wonderful thing for the world. It is a great story. We all want that toe work. Subscribe to the dropout. Wherever you get your podcasts, Listen and follow this podcast for free on the I Heart radio ad. Number one for music, radio and podcasts, all in one. I heart radio goes one on one with Bryan Adams.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"charlie rose" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"On Charlie Rose. She did. CBS this morning at 19 years old Elizabeth Holmes dropped out of Stanford CNN. I mean, on and on and on. No one has ever seen this year. The first one wow. Her company, Theranos was poised to change healthcare forever. If she had made this work, she would have been the next Steve jobs. But today Elizabeth Holmes is under criminal indictment. She pleaded not guilty, but she's facing up to 20 years in prison if convicted. So how did it happen? It's a story of greed. And it's a story of incredible deception. In the drop out. We'll look at how Holmes initially won over everybody from investors to politicians to the media. We'll tell you how it all came crashing down through exclusive interviews and never before her depositions to your knowledge. Did Miss Holmes know at the time She made those statements that Theranos could not do all those tests. Yeah, she is. I'm Rebecca Jarvis. I've been covering business for more than a decade from the housing collapse to the fall of Bear Stearns to the Bernie Madoff scandal. But no story comes close to the mystery and intrigue of Elizabeth Holmes. You've got this really smart female CEO was going to do a wonderful thing for the world. It is a great story. We all want that toe work. Subscribe to the dropout. Wherever you get your podcasts, Listen and follow this podcast for free on the I Heart radio app. Number one for music, radio and podcasts, all in one. Sorry, friend. I didn't mean to kill a festive Valentine's Day program. I'm I'm feeling all sorts of concerns about your health. Okay, thanks for those out there who are concerned, But I guess you have to admit, I don't want to be lectured by any politician on any level about what I need to be doing all right. I mean, you worry about take making sure that government agencies were providing You know, protecting me from others, etcetera. Like you said during the break and protecting us from you all and I'll worry about myself. I don't need you to protect me from me. That's it now. Ah, Governor should be standing up and telling you is a resident of the state that I can assure you. We know this could be a massive snowball were prepared them. Well, do you remember? I think it might be one of my favorite Jim Boardman cartoons of all time and this was a decade. You know what I'm talking about? No show no hairdryer. Was a guy he was standing in.
TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"charlie rose" Discussed on TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"This is the story of the rise and fall of the world's youngest self made female billionaire. Concern you that a number of tests weren't working on their anuses devices that I know that we made mistakes. Not so long ago, Stanford Dropout turned CEO Elizabeth Holmes was a rising star in Silicon Valley. These tests detect doesn't a medical conditions based on only few drops of blood from from my finger prick. She was on Charlie Rose. She did. CBS this morning at 19 years old Elizabeth Holmes dropped out of Stanford, CNN. I mean, on and on and on. No one has ever seen this year. The first one. Wow. Her company, Theranos was poised to change healthcare forever. If she had made this work, she would have been the next Steve jobs. But today Elizabeth Holmes is under criminal indictment. She pleaded not guilty, but she's facing up to 20 years in prison if convicted. So how did it happen? It's a story of greed, and it's a story of incredible deception. In the drop out. We'll look at how Holmes initially won over everybody from investors to politicians to the media. We'll tell you how it all came crashing down through exclusive interviews and never before her depositions to your knowledge. Did Miss Holmes know at the time She made those statements that Theranos could not do all those tests. Yeah, she did. I'm Rebecca Jarvis. I've been covering business for more than a decade from the housing collapse to the fall of Bear Stearns to the Bernie Madoff scandal. But no story comes close to the mystery and intrigue of Elizabeth Holmes. You've got this really smart female CEO was going to do a wonderful thing for the world. It is a great story. We all want that toe work. Subscribe to.
850 WFTL
"charlie rose" Discussed on 850 WFTL
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WHAS 840 AM
"charlie rose" Discussed on WHAS 840 AM
"Prick. She was on Charlie Rose. She did CBS this morning 19 years old Elizabeth Holmes dropped out of Stanford, but CNN I mean, on and on and on. No one has ever seen this year of the first one. Wow. Her company, Theranos was poised to change healthcare forever. If she had made this work, she would have been the next Steve Jobs. But today Elizabeth Holmes is under criminal indictment. She pleaded not guilty, but she's facing up to 20 years in prison if convicted. So how did it happen? It's a story of greed. And it's a story of incredible deception. In the drop out. We'll look at how Holmes initially won over everybody from investors to politicians to the media, and we'll tell you how it all came crashing down through exclusive interviews and never before her depositions to your knowledge. Did Miss Holmes know at the time she made those statements that Theranos could not do all those tests. Yeah, she did. I'm Rebecca Jarvis. I've been covering business for more than a decade from the housing collapse to the fall of Bear Stearns to the Bernie Madoff scandal. But no story comes close to the mystery and intrigue of Elizabeth Holmes. You've got this really smart female CEO was going to do a wonderful thing for the world. It is a great story. We all want that toe work. Subscribe to the dropout. Wherever you get your podcasts, Listen and follow this podcast for free on the I heart radio at number one for music, radio and podcasts, all in one.
TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"charlie rose" Discussed on TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"Did it concern you that A number of tests weren't working on fairness is devices Look ahead. I know that we made mistakes. Not so long ago, Stanford Dropout turned CEO Elizabeth Holmes was a rising star in Silicon Valley. These tests detect doesn't a medical conditions based on only few drops of blood from from my finger prick. She was on Charlie Rose. She did. CBS this morning at 19 years old Elizabeth Holmes dropped out of Stanford CNN. I mean, on and on and on. No one has ever seen this year of the first one. Wow. Her company, Theranos was poised to change healthcare forever. If she had made this work, she would have been the next Steve Jobs. But today Elizabeth Holmes is under criminal indictment. She pleaded not guilty, but she's facing up to 20 years in prison if convicted. So how did it happen? It's a story of greed. And it's a story of incredible deception. In the drop out. We'll look at how Holmes initially won over everybody from investors to politicians to the media, and we'll tell you how it all came crashing down through exclusive interviews and never before her depositions to your knowledge. Did Miss Holmes know at the time she made those statements that Theranos could not do all those tests. Yeah, she knew. I'm Rebecca Jarvis. I've been covering business for more than a decade from the housing collapse to the fall of Bear Stearns to the Bernie Madoff scandal. But no story comes close to the mystery and intrigue of Elizabeth Holmes. You've got this really smart female CEO who's going to do a wonderful thing for the world. It is a great story. We all want that toe work. Subscribe to the dropout. Wherever you get your podcasts, Listen and follow this podcast for free on the I Heart radio at number one for music, radio and podcasts, all in one I heart radio goes one on one with Jon Bon Jovi to discuss recording with the boys. When we get into a room together recording process is the same as it's always been.
KHVH 830AM
"charlie rose" Discussed on KHVH 830AM
"Prick. She was on Charlie Rose. She did CBS this morning 19 years old Elizabeth Holmes dropped out of Stanford CNN. I mean, on and on and on. No one has ever seen this year of the first one. How her company Theranos was poised to change healthcare forever. If she had made this work, she would have been the next Steve Jobs. But today Elizabeth Holmes is under criminal indictment. She pleaded not guilty, but she's facing up to 20 years in prison if convicted. So how did it happen? It's a story of greed, and it's a story of incredible deception. In the drop out. We'll look at how Holmes initially won over everybody from investors to politicians to the media. I'm Lawrence immunity, and this is the Fox business report. Stocks were mixed in afternoon trading as investors monitor updates on politics in Washington, including hopes for more stimulus relief. Shares of Intel are surging after the chip giant said it ousted chief Executive Bob Swan. He'll be replaced by VM, where Chief Executive Pak Gil singer after activist hedge fund third point urge sweeping changes at the company. Intel also said it expects to exceed its fourth quarter earnings and revenue guidance in terms of target is slightly lower. Despite reporting a 17% gain in same store sales for the November December holiday period, lifted by strong digital sales and dollar general is offering its staffers a deal, get a covert 19 vaccine and received four hours of pay. The retailer, which has around 157,000 employees, is among the first large U. S employers to incentivize staff to be vaccinated that your box business Or I'm Hillary Barsky invested in you. Newsmax.
KFI AM 640
"charlie rose" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"To coast to coast, Dr Cyril Wecht with us, and we're going to be talking about his work on RFK, Robert F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Elvis Presley. But, sir, we've got your partner Charles Wadsworth Junior on the phone. Who co wrote the book with You Who killed JonBenet Ramsey. And let's talk about that right now, Charlie. Welcome my friends. Have you been Terrific Georgia been listening in. How are you doing? And hello to Cyril? Charlie. Hello. So long time, my friend that hooker Well, I'm well and I hope you are too. Cheryl When When you two wrote this book I was doing the local show in ST Louis called the Nighthawk and Charlie was my guest. He was at the ST Louis Post Dispatch at the time. And he was my guest, and he spent hours on the program raving about your work as well. And the Charlie. How did how did that teamwork begin? Between you and Cyril on this case? Well are we had a mutual publisher from works we had done before, and she asked me if I would be willing to co author another book. I had done a few co authors books to be in the beginning. And I said I'd consider it. But you know what? What was the case and she is well, it's It's a case involving a, uh, a fabulous forensic pathologist from Pittsburgh. Of the corner and Pittsburgh and I said, Well, what? What's the case? Is that a local Pittsburg case or what? She said? No, it's it's this case from Colorado. This JonBenet Ramsey case. And I said So. You're asking me if if I'd like to work with world renowned forensic pass, I was just on the number one murder mystery in the world right now. Yeah, I think I'd be interested in that. And so then Cyril and I got together and spend a few days at the beginning, getting to know each other and working together on the on the case and and it took off from there, it was, was a terrific experience. I had a chance to see the outside of the JonBenet Ramsey house in Boulder, Colorado. I go there every month, the tapes from television programs. And just just looking at it from the outside you too. It was just you could feel the emotion just by looking at the house that tragic day on Christmas of 1996. Was was horrible. And still, it's still the case is open, walked the grounds at great length. I did not get inside the house, but I did walk the grounds. It was empty at the time, and so I was able to look in the windows and get a get a good feeling for the layout of the House and Go back to the to the window basement window that that we believe probably was. The access was said to be access to the to the house. All all of those Kind of bits of evidence that piled up during that investigation. Cyril, It's unbelievable. The little girl would be about 30 years old right now. Yes, the great tragedy. I want to say it was a wonderful experience Working with Charlie Rose were. He's an excellent journalist and a true gentleman, and we got along fabulously and a very private the book to Charlie and I wrote Who killed JonBenet Ramsey and revised edition, which has a complete autopsy report and a judicial decision on an important matter. This case remains as you say, unsolved. And that's because it was never properly handled from the beginning is a charity interrogating immediately separately, the father and the mother, which you should have been done that was never done. It was. The investigation was handled by cops there in Boulder. I think they had one other homicide that year and in one homicide the year before no experience, they did not call in the FBI Colorado Bureau of Investigation. Then you have a district attorney, Alex Hunter, who should have been a criminal defense attorney. He had a plea bargain rate of about 98 to 99%. He just another suggestion that he wasn't intelligent or that he was an evil man. He just wasn't interested in pursuing and prosecuting cases, and that is how it happened. The service. Absurd case as Charlie and I point out that you go along with a foreign interloper. There is no are outside intruder. I should say. There is no outside intruder, he said. Story The mother is since Dad the father is still alive. The brothers still out there, He sued the CBS for what the and apparently they settled out of court for something on that. And we probably will never find out what happened. We there was there was a drifter Charlie was there not who claimed he might have been involved in that? Well. There was a very odd fellow.
First Morning News
Charlie Rose, ex-CBS anchor, admits to workplace relationships, flirting
"Scene former CBS this morning anchor Charlie Rose admits yeah he engaged in workplace relationship newly filed court documents from a deposition late last year revealed that rose also confessed to flirting with multiple coanchor's on the show rose said during the deposition he now understands why it was wrong for him to have relationships at work rose lost his job more than two years ago after numerous women leveled sexual harassment allegations against him
Len Berman and Michael Riedel in the Morning
Matt Lauer Denies Rape Allegation, Says Affair Was ‘Consensual’
"Three Matt Lauer has broken his silence yeah on these allegations that he raped a young NBC employee says absolutely not true their fair was consensual even and if you got kids in the car plug your ears this woman claims that he raped her anally raped her and he says no it was consensual all the sex acts that they did she participated in willingly so it's a he said she said in this all comes about because of the Ronan Farrow book that apparently is got NBC in a tizzy as in this book runner for also says that Andy lack the head of NBC dated preyed on young we have office too so we'll see if Comcast which owns NBC stands by and the lack and I just have to the I'm just from my own standpoint I I obviously I worked there let's see from nineteen eighty two to two thousand and nine and I I didn't see this stuff so you can call me a phony or a liar whatever but I went and did my six o'clock news eleven o'clock there's no one home I didn't see our people stalking women in the hallways and so on you know I I just never saw the stuff was and I do I'm just gonna say again and and this is not you know she calls it broke novels so she calls Lauer's statement victim shaming I I don't want this to come across as victim shaming I'm I just have to wonder if she was so violated it with this rape and I won't describe it again and she was so violated and it hurt and she cried and she went on to have a long time consensual affair with him at its which she admitted to having by the way she meets to having the system doesn't have a huge hassle just doesn't compute I agree and I think Lauer's defense is pretty tough now I think you should file suit against Ronan Farrow Ferrell's publisher and this woman if he's going to take this all the way by the way they were rather this is not the only woman who came forward again flower right but he is now claiming that all of these affairs were consensual yeah meeting to infidelity but he says you know he didn't he did not force these women to have a relationship with them round eight it was consensual sonatas different cases but Bill Cosby said everything was consensual to sell any sitting in jail right now so I don't know is your I don't think so either decide that no charges have been filed listen when this story first broke there was a story on the front page of The New York Times and I read that story and said well that's rape at the duck double the chair in his office yeah and member had the famous button that you push that no well that he denies he denies there was any button any claims NBC back them up on that and I don't feel like I can not only that but he claims that it yep so I think it's gonna be interesting if if he continues to speak at do you think you may make any TV appearances well there was that rumor there was no time and all right yeah and then I think was the post speculated he better off doing what Gil Kane or someone along those lines yeah so I don't know I I do think that I know you say you should so what he should do all this but the more you sue the more you do TV the more you dredge everything up well and it's a big it's about how much more I read step can it be is on the front page of the New York Post forgot I think I've got to believe there's a small part of him the things he can at some point have a career I I have to believe that I think it's impossible but I I don't think he can ever come back no I don't think he can have a comeback Harvey Weinstein's Hurley's never gonna come back Kevin Spacey out Charlie Rose will never have a combined Kevin Spacey
Morning Edition
CBS News announces anchor changes at "CBS This Morning," "CBS Evening News"
"Morning. There is a shakeup underway at CBS news this morning. The network announced major changes to its flagship shows this Gayle king on CBS this morning. We are announcing some major changes today moving forward working to get even better at what we do. Those major changes come amid ratings concerns for CBS this morning and also for the CBS evening news. And also after a series of harassment revelations rocked this network in recent years joining us now with more NPR media correspondent David Folkenflik morning. David. Hey, do to what is happening CBS. And why why is it happening now? So let's first talk about what's happening. You're going to see Nora O'Donnell, leave CBS this morning. It's that's their their morning news show, and she's going to become the anchor of CBS evening news. You know, the newscast once host by Dan rather on kites storage show. She's replacing Jeff glor- who's been there less. Than eighteen months. You're going to see a little bit of rotating chairs happening on the morning show. She is doing that John Dickerson's going to leave the morning show and the coin correspondent for a sixty minutes. And you're going to see the remaining this show built around. Gayle king who's been there who's really a sword in recent years, but particularly even in the last year landing a bunch of news making interviews, including a memorable one with our Kelly's been accused of so many crimes memorable interview to say the least. Yeah, really intense and really brilliantly handled by king, and she'll be joined by Anthony Mason longtime Saturday morning show host. He's been a longtime evening news anchor Fillon at a correspondent for the network. Anthony Mason, we'll also be joined by a twenty dokoupil a correspondent for for the network, and those those figures will be rotating in and around these these major programs, and what about the timing is is there something. Significant that CBS is going through all the shuffling at this moment. What does it tell us will even seeing a lot of coverage in a lot of rumors and speculation about what was going to happen? CBS had won some audience and also gotten a lot of morale boost by pursuing harder news edge for its morning show and for the evening news, and yet ratings had sagged in recent years, Jeff chlorine, some ways was expected to be the solution. He replaced got Pelley after Kelly's ratings after initial boost had had declined and there've been some tension between Pelley, the former anchor and former CBS news president David Rhodes glare was supposed to solve onto this under under roads and had not done. So and there've been a question of what's going to happen to pairing of John Dickerson, quite brilliant. Former moderator of face the nation had not had the same level of success as the morning show. It had under Charlie rose. And so they said something's going to happen. Too risky was named at the beginning of the year to shake things up in the shakeup was hers. So is. Is it just about ratings or how much of this has to do with the the sexual harassment scandals that we've seen this network through? Well, you seen a network. The network rocked by sexual harassment scandal from the top les Moonves, the chairman of CBS the entire parent network Inc. As well as Jeff Fager, the former chairman of CBS news in the longtime executive producer, sixty minutes, which is far and away in some ways, the most important show, certainly money maker for CBS CBS evening news CBS this morning. Have sort of been perennial third rated shows Charlie Rose's departure from CBS this morning in late twenty seven teen really rocked the chemistry and rock the stability of CBS news, but they had hoped to Dickerson could stabilize that. This sentence is the latest domino to fall from that. They want to stabilize the show want to stabilize the network insurance scheme particularly wants to show it's hers, and she's going to find a path forward for CBS. All right. Big changes today at
Sean Hannity
Susan Zirinsky named president of CBS News
"News Susan's Renske, a news executive began with the network is a twenty year old back in the early nineteen. Seventies is now president of CBS news. The first time a woman is held the position under the eight year tenure of previous news, boss. David roads, both morning anchor. Charlie rose and sixty minutes executive producer Jeff Fager lost their jobs following misconduct issues. Serenity plans to address
News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
Susan Zirinsky named president of CBS News
"Seventies. Now, president of its news division. She replaces David Rhodes who was on the job for eight years, not all of them, smooth CBS's scene. It's morning. News anchor Charlie rose and sixty minutes. Top boss. Jeff Fager both lose their jobs following misconduct issues in the past two years and there've been ratings challenges to CBS this morning struggled since Rose's departure and its evening news with Jeff glor- has also had challenges. I'm Matt small code news time nine fourteen check that AAA
Hugh Hewitt
Susan Zirinsky named president of CBS News
"CBS says David Rhodes a step down as president of its troubled news. The network will replace roads with veteran. Forty eight hours producers Susan's Rynski the acting CBS chief says roads has decided to move on after eight years with the news division CBS has seen its morning news anchor Charlie rose and sixty minutes executive producer, Jeff Fager, both lose their jobs fouling past misconduct issues. The network's morning show has struggled in the ratings since Rose's
NPR's Business Story of the Day
Former CBS CEO Les Moonves Denied $120 Million Severance Package
"This message comes from NPR sponsor Comcast. Comcast values your time. That's why you can schedule to our appointment windows, including nights and weekends that way. You can spend more time doing what you love. Comcast working to make things. Simple, easy, and awesome CBS is accusing les Moonves says of a quote willful failure to cooperate with an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct. That failure atop the alleged misconduct. Is why CBS is denying him a severance payment of one hundred twenty million dollars? So what if the downfall of a legendary executive mean for his company NPR TV critic, Eric Dagens has covered moon vez and CBS for years. He's here either. Eric, hi, according to CBS, at least, and we should note. Moonves denies wrongdoing broadly. What what what is CBS say moon vested? Well, let's go back move. As was forced to step down back in September. At the New Yorker magazine published allegations from several women. Claiming he had sexually harassed or salted them. So the CBS board wound up hiring to law firms to look in the allegations against moon vase, also harassment or misconduct allegations that CBS news and CBS is wider corporate culture. Okay. So we mentioned an alleged willful failure to cooperate was Moonves supposed to cooperate with those law firms. Yes, they expected him to tell the truth when they asked him questions about his past conduct. Now, we haven't seen the reports that these law firms have created, but the New York Times reported on early drafts of the reports which said that investigators have evidence move as had lied to them and had tried to destroy text showing that he attempted to find acting work for one woman who'd made accusations against him in the board statement, they accused move as a breaching his contract and quote, willful material misfeasance now I had to look that word up, but it means performing an official duty in an improper or unlawful manner move as a turn. He has said in a statement that the conclusions are baseless that his client cooperated fully and that he vehemently denies assaulting. Although possession is nine tenths of the law. CBS has the one hundred twenty million dollars. They say they're keeping the one hundred twenty million dollars unless there's some other preceding we don't know about coming. But that leaves CBS trying to move on from losing its top executive in this in this particular way, how deep does the problem run at CBS. Well, you know, this was a company wants known as the Tiffany network. It bills itself as the most watched broadcast network in America, they have all these popular programs. But they also have this history of harassment allegations CBS this morning anchor Charlie rose was fired last year. After a Washington Post story revealed multiple allegations of sexual harassment. Jeff Fager, the executive producer of the top news magazine. Sixty minutes was let go in September. He had sent a threatening text to a CBS reporter who was working on a story about harassment allegations at CBS news. The New York Times reported last week on a nine. A nine point five million dollar settlement with actress Elisha deuce coupe who claim the she was harassed while she was working on the CBS drama bull. So there's a lot. And and as a critic, I pointed out CBS's lack of new show starring women for years. The question now is you know, is CBS really going to look harder at its history. Now or just hope everybody moves on after this crisis pass, you're putting on an interesting connection or parallel. We don't know how closely their connected, but we have allegations of private misconduct, and your noting something wrong with the public faces. CBS the opportunities given to women the representation of women CBS doing anything about these kinds of problems. Well, the board says it's created this new position called chief people officer to revamp its human resources departments. They say their diversity and inclusion efforts have been an adequate and they're going to beef them up. They're giving twenty million dollars to several different groups that are working to combat workplace harassment. But the CBS board is her from employees who said that Powell stars. And. Executives were not held accountable at the company and the question is whether CBS is going to hold them accountable now without big stories in the media to pressure them, Eric thanks so much for sheet. It thank you. That's NPR critic Eric decades.
Glenn Beck
CBS, Charlie Rose And Harassment discussed on Glenn Beck
"Might be. And CBS news has reached a settlement with three women accusing veteran journalist Charlie rose of sexual harassment. The lawsuit claims rose made physical contact with the women and that CBS was fully aware of his behavior. CBS saying at a safe, but the matter has been resolved, and that the settlement amount
Charlie Rose And CBS And CBS discussed on
"Buy he's speaking of dirty birdie's CBS staffers say they want answers after the year long investigation into Charlie rose. CBS news staffers are furious that an invest. Education into sexual harassment at the network is still ongoing. This is a year after Charlie Rose's firing you remember he got sacked because he was walking
Radio Specials
Harvey Weinstein, Hollywood and Kevin Spacey discussed on Radio Specials
"In the years since sexual harassment claims against Harvey Weinstein forced him out of Hollywood, many other prominent men have been busted from their careers among them, less moon vest, Kevin Spacey, Matt Lauer, and Charlie rose and Bill Cosby who was accused of sexual assault by dozens of women over the decades is now a convicted felon, and is likely to spend
Howie Carr
ABC, Al Gore and Gayle King discussed on Howie Carr
"When we come back love update for you on less moon vis including what gay. Gayle king had to say about it today. On the CBS morning show in the chair, the Charlie rose used to sit gosh that pervert, you should see the stains. Oh, gross. And so many gross perverts out there in this in this world right now and
Roe Conn
Gayle King Calls for Transparency in CBS’s Charlie Rose and Les Moonves Investigations
"Gayle king dill upset this morning and the CBS morning show. She's an awkward position think about that. Because you get the outgoing CEO of CBS lieu les Moonves says calling. She was calling for transparency from the network. Because he's been fired. And there have been a handful of women that have accused him over there were six in the original accusations. And then the New Yorker released another Ronan Farrow had another article six more, and that's what CBS decided to move on some of these date back to the nineteen eighties. When he wasn't at CBS places. He was at a at Laura mar or at Warner Brothers places he'd been, but they seem to be fitting a pattern here having sex with people who is working with in some cases, it was consensual then turn nonconsensual, and then another cases, which is tricky business. But then in other cases, it was like, hey, you know, this is what I need for us to get this deal done. So here is Gayle king women don't come out and speak this way for no reason. They just don't they just don't do it. And so I don't know how we move forward. If we don't we have CBS will don't have full transparency about what we find in our own house. We must have transparency, and I certainly feel for Julie Chen today. Now, she's in a very difficult position. And you know, wonderful, thanks for this company. We can't forget that either. So it's just a bad situation all the way around. But I'm glad that we are covering the story. And it's important that we cover it and get to the bottom of wherever whatever it is. Julie Chen thing always sort of. Rubbed me the wrong way. Former host that he marry. He married her. And she got every job on the network. She was big brother host and things like that. Right. Look, I mean they've been dating for a while. Then they got married, and she and she started she literally had three jobs at CBS. She really the best talent CBS has she we in the face of the network. I mean, if you're a woman at CBS, you'd feel like that's fair. Probably not. No, I I think I think for gale it's so tough at this moment because think about it. She just saw her trusted revered co host Charlie rose, leave depart the network under those types of charges, and now the head of the head of CBS, and what they're saying here is that just like an out of what NBC did they handle these things in house in these secret of investigations, and they don't really let everyone know like NBC did an in house sexual harassment investigation about Matt Lauer, and who knew what when and then determined well, the buses really didn't know and Matt Lauer has gone, so it's all fine. Everything's good. Now. I think what she's saying is this transparency in the results of that investigation. Should be known. We we we shouldn't hide these things if you. Feel there's integrity moving forward. That's a tough position to be an talking about your boss, your big boss and having no longer your boss. Yeah. And I will he ended up back in show. Business is a little unclear get his hundred and fifty million dollar payout, which is still on the table, potentially. If he if they find if he resigned, and so he's still going for that. And there's a lawsuit likely to be filed which is always interesting when you sort of get a golden parachute. And when you disappear under these circumstances. It's interesting one of the one of the things in there that fascinated me. And that story was that he had had a consensual relationship with this woman at a different company, and then and then she comes to have a meeting with him at his current company and hadn't been together in a long time. They just started trying to make out with her. Pick up where they left off to solve a sudden. Yeah. And she's like, no, no. That was then this is now and get all upset about it. And it was in. It's one of those moments where I mean, this is a guy. At least if you believe the New Yorker report, this is a guy like take his pants off every time. There was a woman in the office. A lower ask kind of a thing that was going on there. Yeah. If you really read the details, they are they they are worse than it was originally reported,
Bill Cunningham
Les Moonves Leaves CBS, Will Make $20 Million Donation To 'Me Too' Movement
"In a year or so since the metoo movement had really taken hold less moon. Bez had in some cases been out in front denouncing the accusations against other powerful men like Harvey Weinstein and CBS was quick to let go Charlie rose. When accusations were brought against him. Now, the CBS board says les Moonves is out. He is negotiating severance that requires him to pay twenty million dollars to organizations that support the
This Morning with Gordon Deal
Health department reports spike in Houston syphilis cases
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Rush Limbaugh
Charlie Rose, Indiana Jones and Indiana discussed on Rush Limbaugh
"Says three women are exporting the metoo movement when all work with rose at some point during his career, and they say, they endured predatory behavior from rose rose was fired from CBS this morning in November and his PBS show was cancelled after the allegations
WBZ Midday News
Former USA Gymnastics trainer in Texas jail on sex abuse charge
"More fallout from the USA gymnastics sex abuse scandal, a four trainers been jailed after being accused sixty four year old Debbie Van Horn is charged with abusing a child that the Karoly gymnastics camp in Huntsville, Texas, her cases related to those of former team USA, Dr Larry Nassar Van Horn was divided for quote acting as a party helping Nassar carry out one of the assaults. Homeland security officers arrested Van Horn after she landed in Houston from China. She's jailed on twenty thousand dollars bond. Her attorney says he's done nothing
WBZ Midday News
Les Moonves Offered 100 Million Dollar exit package
"And just how much gold will be in. Les Moonves has golden parachute. Or the board of CBS is talking with the CEO word is they're offering him a one hundred million dollar exit package is made up almost entirely of CBS. Stock investors contract calling for as much as one hundred eighty million dollars in severance and a production deal. But sources tell CNBC that the board does want the right to take back. Some of that if it's determined the sexual harassment allegations against moon vests are confirmed now comment from