Les Moonves Doesn't Deserve A Golden Parachute From CBS

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Les Moonves Doesn't Deserve A Golden Parachute From CBS

September 14. 2018

Julie Chen and Les Moonves

The CBS network has been investigating the unlawful, sexually depraved conduct of its CEO of the past 15-years, Les Mooves. This week Moonves was booted from the company for raping, sexually assaulting and harassing women, in criminal conduct that has been a part of Hollywood culture since the 1970s. However, it has gotten progressively worse.

CBS hired a law firm to investigate Moonves' criminal misconduct and discovered sexual crimes have been committed by him against at least 12 women. Moonves also destroyed careers when his sexual advances were rebuffed. Moonves did not do what was in the best interests of the network. He did what was in the best interest of his penis (and bank account).

Julie Chen and Les Moonves pictured with their son Charlie Moonves

Moonves is negotiating a golden parachute from CBS for over $120,000,000, but it is up for debate. CBS is mulling whether they should pay it. However, he does not deserve the money. Not only has he repeatedly sexually assaulted and harassed women at CBS and in other entertainment companies in the industry. He has committed serious financial crimes at the company.

What's not publicly know yet is Moonves committed unlawful privacy violations and intellectual property fraud while at CBS, in acts of wholesale criminal theft. Moonves did many unethical, criminal things while running CBS and some of his fellow culprits are still ensconced in the company (including his wife Julie Chen). They need to be fired, because trouble is coming and if they remain in the company they are going to take it down with them.