CBS News fired Charlie Rose from his co-host duties on the CBS This Morning show and his role as a 60 Minutes contributor on Tuesday due to sex allegations. Three CBS News employees accused the broadcaster of these claims, and many women who worked with him on his PBS interview show, which has been suspended by the network, alleged sexual misconduct claims against him. Additionally, several women who worked for him at his home alleged inappropriate and unwanted physical contact from Rose. Since 2012, he was employed by CBS News.
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