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Commentary: Moonves seems like a nice guy; he could still be a predator

Of all the head-scratchers to emerge during #MeToo, one of the most bewildering, to me, is the "but he didn't harass me" statement of support.

CBS Chairman and CEO Les Moonves is the latest subject of such statements, after a New Yorker story by Ronan Farrow last week spelled out allegations of harassment and intimidation against Moonves from six women. The accusers describe forcible kissing and touching during meetings and threats of career retaliation.

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