And there's no more powerful or urgent argument for your support of Mother Jones' journalism right now than that. And that's what MoJo's Monika Bauerlein writes about in ' Their Fight Is Our Fight' to unpack the information war we find ourselves in and share a few examples to show why the power of independent, reader-supported journalism is such a threat to authoritarians.Ĭorrupt leaders the world over can (and will) try to shut down the truth, but when the truth has millions of people on its side, you can't keep it down for good. Minority rule, corruption, disinformation, attacks on those who dare tell the truth: There is a direct line from what's happening in Russia and Ukraine to what's happening here at home. (It remains to be seen if anyone will notice the difference.)īy signing up, you agree to our privacy policy and terms of use, and to receive messages from Mother Jones and our partners. While it’s unclear what will happen to Rose’s spots on CBS This Morning or 60 Minutes, PBS announced Tuesday that “Antiques Roadshow” will temporarily fill in for Rose’s Monday evening slot.

Meredith Viera? Katie Couric? Anne Curry? Barbara Walters? Sure there are many other well-qualified women too that I'm missing…. My boss Has the public TV cred, is the best journalist I have ever worked with and is amazing in one-on-one interviews. Many great candidates, but I've always been impressed by erudition and wit. In no order: and of course the best interviewer alive, Terry Gross. Which woman should be given Charlie Rose's show?

Here are a few candidates that came to mind when we recently posed the question on Twitter: Who will replace him in one of the highest perches in media, co-anchoring CBS This Morning and 60 Minutes, and hosting his signature show on PBS. When later asked about the accusations, Rose dismissed the notion that his past actions were anything more than simple “ wrongdoings.”īut his ouster presents an opportunity. In a statement, Rose apologized for his “inappropriate behavior” but expressed doubt about the accuracy of some of the allegations. Their allegations included that Rose groped women’s breasts, walked around naked in their presence, and engaged in lewd conversations with them. The report detailed the accounts of eight women who accused the veteran journalist and interviewer of making unwanted sexual advances-either when they worked with him or when they were prospective hires. On Tuesday, Charlie Rose was fired from both CBS and PBS in the wake of a Washington Post story just a day earlier that outlined multiple sexual assault allegations. Facts matter: Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily newsletter.

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