The New Yorker's bombshell story about alleged harassment at CBS came out while "60 Minutes" staffers were enjoying their annual summer break. He seems determined to defend both his own reputation and the esteemed "60 Minutes" brand. But the accusations of misconduct came as no surprise to "60 Minutes" veterans, who had long suspected that stories might be coming. The speculation ramped up on Wednesday when some, though not all, "60 Minutes" staffers returned to work. "60 Minutes," of course, has long been a reliable source of prestige and profits for Moonves and CBS.

Source: CNN August 02, 2018 02:26 UTC