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CBS CEO Les Moonves accused of sexual misconduct

The New Yorker is reporting that CBS CEO Leslie Moonves allegedly kissed and touched women against their will, and threatened to retaliate against women who wanted to report the behavior. The article also alleges misconduct at CBS News and 60 Minutes, and by executive producer Jeff Fager. Moonves has denied the allegations. Ronan Farrow joins Judy Woodruff to discuss his reporting.