Today Among Our Overcompensated and Underachieving Elites
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Charlie Rose was reflecting at his Long Island gulag and came up with the worst idea ever:
It appears that Charlie Rose has plotted his post-#MeToo comeback. According to “Page Six,” the veteran TV host who was accused of sexual misconduct by 17 women will star in a show where he’ll interview other powerful men brought down by allegations.
Rose’s plan for redemption was revealed at a WNYC Q&A this week by writer-editor Tina Brown, who was reportedly asked to produce the series about men embroiled in sexual harassment scandals, such as Louis C.K. and Matt Lauer.
Brown confirmed this to “Page Six” the night of the Time 100 Gala, saying that she turned down the offer, but said she couldn’t remember who was behind the show. Various guests at the WNYC Q&A told the publication that it would be a “Netflix show,” but another source denied this.
It sure will be awesome when Rose and Lauer get the assignment to hector Kirsten Gillibrand about her compliance with email server management best practices, and then interview Donald Trump about Gillibrand’s compliance with email server management best practices.