‘60 Minutes’ exec named in misconduct article delays return
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“60 Minutes” executive producer Jeff Fager poses for a photo in New York in 2017. Fager is delaying his return from vacation until a probe into sexual misconduct claims wraps up. CBS hired two outside law firms to investigate CEO Les Moonves after a New Yorker article published claims of sexual misconduct from six women spanning three decades. The article also contained allegations of inappropriate behavior by Fager. Fager has denied any wrongdoing.
NEW YORK >> The executive producer of the CBS news show “60 Minutes” is delaying his return from vacation until a probe into sexual misconduct claims wraps up.
Allegations against Jeff Fager and CBS CEO Les Moonves appeared in a New Yorker article last month.
CBS hired two outside law firms to investigate claims of sexual misconduct from several women spanning three decades at the company. While most of the article focused on Moonves, the article also contained allegations of inappropriate behavior by Fager.
Fager has denied any wrongdoing.
CBS is keeping Moonves in place during the investigation and he conducted a call about CBS’ quarterly earnings Thursday without mentioning the investigation. But on Sunday, the network said Fager will not return from his scheduled vacation Monday as planned. CNN first reported the delay.
