Charlie Rose Fired By CBS Amid Sexual Harassment Allegations
The news comes just one day after a Washington Post article in which several women accused Rose of making unwanted advances.
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After NBC fired the former "Today" anchor, new reports shed more light on Matt Lauer's alleged sexual misconduct.
NBC Ex-Anchor Matt Lauer Faces New Harassment Allegations
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November 29, 2017
Shortly after NBC fired its now-former "Today" show host Matt Lauer, a report from Variety detailed several allegations of sexual misconduct against him.
The report detailed allegations from three women who said they'd been sexually harassed by Lauer during his time at NBC. Other accounts in the report suggested that "for Lauer, work and sex were intertwined."
NBC News Chairman Andy Lack said the network received its first complaint against Lauer this week, but he acknowledged the reported harassment "may not have been an isolated incident."
Following Lauer's firing, at least two more complaints about his behavior were lodged with NBC, according to The New York Times.
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