and i recall when he picked me up and threw me against the wall, i said to my secretary, did you see that, did she hear? and i thought, well, she s smart. and regardless of the statute of limitations it s never too late to do the right thing so that the and they are interviewing and interested in interviewing women who allege they were victims even before mr. moonves came to cbs. so the time period now in which the report is going to have to be done and turned over is getting shorter and shorter. i would urge anyone who alleges that she has information about mr. moon ves, positi moonves contact cbs and have a full and
call it. you re really in trouble when you start lying to yourself and believing it. and, you know, if president trump really believes all those tweets, he s in for a rough few months would be i think a prediction that we can safely make. all right, thanks, everyone. up next here, shocking new allegations about former cbs boss les moonves. one of moonves accusers and attorney will join me next. and one of the best nights of the year on cnn, cnn heros. we re humans helping humans and they need our help. we are truly giving the gift of momobility. we re building something that matters a lot more than we do. they re heroes today and every day. this is nice. it s all about solving problems.
he not going to be fired for cause? we don t know whether or not it s true that in fact he destroyed evidence. that would in fact be very serious. and i m sure if mr. moonves has not been honest with his employers, cbs, cbs is going to be and this is putting it mildly, very upset with him or if he s hidden evidence, hasn t been truthful, misled. but we don t know whether or not that s true. but this is all about mr. moonves and my concern is those who allege they are victims, those who have had the courage to come forward, they ve sacrificed a lot, they re taking legal risks and doing it because they want cbs to have the full report. i hope that this report will be made public, but i also hope that cbs will do more than
time on tuesday in new york. but i will agree with phyllis as to the other three they have interviewed and i have been present during those interviews, i do feel the investigators were being very fair, very professional and sensitive to the women who alleged they are victims of mr. moonves. it s good to hear. there s a lot of great people that work at cbs. they deserve a better culture and proper outcomes here. one of the questions is about that $120 million. is it really conceivable moonves could still be paid that amount of money even though the new york times said he destroyed evidence of text messages that were incriminating, they tried to cover it up. it really depends on the terms of his contract and is he going to be fired for cause, is
apparently investigate what happened. you spoke with the investigators wh . wh what was that experience like? i thought that that was fine and i thought it was fair. it was fair. and gloria, you ve been representing several other women who had other encounters with moonves. can you tell us how many and have they also spoken with the law firm? yes, brian, i do represent four women who wished to speak to the investigators, to the law firm that the cbs board has hired to do a report to the board about mr. moonves and whether or not he engaged in any sexually inappropriate conduct with him. i know there are rumors that the report might come out this week, but i can tell you that as to the fourth woman that i represent, we are meeting with the investigators for the first