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8:46 am PDT 11/09/2018
by
Hilary Lewis
The co-host of "CBS This Morning" spoke about allegations of sexual misconduct against his former boss during Tuesday's broadcast.
Gayle King was away from Monday CBS this morning, after attending a wedding in Europe, but on her return Tuesday, she did not hesitate to comment on recent developments involving former CBS CEO, The Moonves, who resigned on Sunday after d & # 39; 39, other women presented allegations of sexual misconduct.
Specifically, King disputed Monday's news, revealed by The Hollywood Reporter, that CBS will not publish the results of its Moonves investigation.
"I would think, how can we have this investigation and not know how it is done? The Moonves was recorded, he says, listen, he did not do these things, that it was consensual, that he does not have I think it would be in his interest for us to know what the report discovers, "said King." On the other hand, you have women coming forward. , speaking in a very credible way about something so painful and humiliating. From my experience, women do not talk that way for no reason. They do not do it. "They just do not do it, so I do not know how we're progressing if we do not – we at CBS do not have complete transparency about what we find."
Later, she added, "In our own home, we must have transparency."
King added that she was "sick of history and nauseated by all that we continue to hear".
And she said that she was thinking of Moonves' wife, Julie Chen, who took leave of her own CBS show, The speech, to be with his family.
"I feel for Julie Chen today, she is in a very difficult position," King said. "And The Moonves have done wonderful things for this business, and we can not forget it either, so it's just a bad situation all around."
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