Disgraced journalist Charlie Rose is back with a new interview with Warren Buffett

Disgraced journalist Charlie Rose is again conducting interviews — however this time it’s for his personal web site.

The previous “CBS This Morning” co-anchor and PBS anchor, who was swiftly fired in 2017 amid sexual harassment allegations, returned Thursday with a sit-down interview with billionaire Warren Buffett.

“I’m proud to share this latest dialog with Warren Buffett,” the 80-year-old newsman wrote on his web site. “It’s his first interview on digital camera in virtually a 12 months, and the primary I’ve accomplished in additional than 4 years. It’s a step in a journey to interact essentially the most fascinating individuals and discover essentially the most compelling concepts on this planet.”

Rose’s jovial interview with the 91-year-old chairman and chief government of Berkshire Hathaway touched on Buffett’s firm and investments, plus his inheritor obvious, associates and values. The professionally produced dialog runs for one hour and 14 minutes.

It’s unclear when the interview was carried out, however the males seek advice from Buffett’s annual memo to Berskshire Hathaway shareholders and the corporate’s funding in Activision in February earlier than it was acquired by Microsoft.

Rose’s web site has additionally repackaged and archived his previous interviews, with Rose’s introductions at the start of every episode.

Thursday’s sit-down made no point out of the sexual harassment scandal that led to his downfall following a Washington Publish investigation that reported he sexually harassed eight girls who labored on his PBS discuss present.

Rose acknowledged and apologized for his conduct, which included undesirable sexual advances towards the ladies, showing nude of their presence and groping them. The ladies, aged 21 to 37 on the time, labored at “Charlie Rose” from the Nineteen Nineties to 2010, the Publish’s report stated.

Months later, three girls filed a lawsuit towards him and CBS Information alleging that the anchor additionally engaged in “illegal” conduct and that CBS administration, broadcasters and studio employees witnessed it and “didn’t take any motion to right it.”

CBS, which suspended Rose inside 24 hours of the allegations going public in late 2017, settled the lawsuit by December 2018. The community skilled a serious upheaval since then because it reeled from allegations towards former government Leslie Moonves and Rose’s ex-boss, Jeff Fager of “60 Minutes.”

CBS’ political director, John Dickerson, who additionally hosted the community’s Sunday program “Face the Nation,” changed Rose on “CBS This Morning” in January 2018, becoming a member of longtime co-hosts Gayle King and Norah O’Donnell on the morning-show franchise.