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| Gayle King and Norah O'Donnell discuss the Charlie Rose scandal in a painful and almost tearful commentary. |
Donald J. Trump was notified about the Charlie Rose scandal. This scandal sent shockwaves across the country. This is the biggest shock since Harvey Weinstein, Bill O'Reilly and Fox News were accused of sexual abuse.
The shows were discussing it.
It was the most painful for Rose's former co-hosts.
On CBS This Morning, hosts Gayle King and Norah O'Donnell addressed it.
They let Charlie Rose have it.
The Post detailed the encounters of eight women who said that Rose would give creepy back massages and talk about paying them for sexual favors.
There are 13 accusers says The Daily Mail. I can't confirm it but I will say that this doesn't look good for the veteran journalist.
The Washington Post released a bombshell story detailing how Rose groomed his female staffers. He would often try to make advances on women.
So I am going to keep it simple. The Post released the names of three of Rose's accusers who went on record to discuss how he would do things inappropriately on his eponymous PBS show.
The women alleged groping, inappropriate phone calls, walking around his home in his birthday suit and inappropriate kissing.
You can see that Gayle King was crying before jumping onto the camera.
Norah O'Donnell had to keep straight face while discussing the scandal that rocked CBS News and every news program in country.
Glenn Thrush was also placed in the freezer after Buzzfeed shared allegations of him sexually harassing women while he worked at The Politico.
Thrush now works for the New York Times and is a frequent contributor to MSNBC and Buzzfeed.
MSNBC pulled him off the afternoon commentator roster with Nicole Wallace as word got out.
Sexual Abuse Is The Second Most Dangerous Threat In The United States.
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