CBS News in a disturbance again after its president left the network, Egypt that she did not agree to the “mother road forward” of the company.
Her sudden departure comes after one of the largest stars of the network came a great recognition of the air amid a drama for a lawsuit filed by President Donald Trump.
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The resignation of the bomb came on Monday as the parent company CBS, Paramount Global, faces pressure to settle the legal battle with high risk with Trump.
McMahon, who was the CEO of CBS News and CBS for a period of four years, announced its sudden exit in an email to employees.
“It has become clear that the company and I do not agree on the way forward,” she wrote in part.
“It is time to go forward and this organization to go forward in the new leadership.”
It was informed on Saturday that Paraamaont executives wanted to step down, according to the New York Times.
McMahon's decision follows the escalating tension within the network, including the 60 -minute controversial departure from the executive product Bill Owens last month.
CBS was involved in controversy after Trump filed a lawsuit against the network, claiming that she had released an interview with his opponent, Kamala Harris.
Trump demanded $ 20 million, while he claimed that the sector had been changed in favor of Harris, his democratic opponent in the 2024 elections.
CBS denied this claim, but it is said that Paramount is said in talks to settle the case.
McMahon and Hoinz opposed the settlement with Trump.
At the same time, Paramount seeks to obtain governmental approval to integrate with Skydance Media, according to the Associated Press.
Legal and political drama added new pressure on the ranks of CBS.
George Shakes praised Paramount and President CBS during the McMahon state period, and attributed it to strengthening local stations and digital platforms.
The cheeks added that McMahon's deputies will present it now.
This includes CBS News TOM CIBROWSKI and head of CBS Mitchell Stations.
In her farewell note, McMahon admitted that “the past few months have been difficult.”
“I have spent the past few months increasing our business and ensuring the existence of the right leaders,” she wrote.
“I have no doubt that they will continue to control the standard.”
But Trump's runner is not the only fire you deal with CBS.
Shari Redston, who controls Paramount, may have a problem covering the CBS for the Israeli-Gaza war.
According to what was reported, it objected to a 60 -minute section earlier this year and helped operate new control measures.
Former CBS News President Susan Zerinski was brought to review some stories before broadcasting.
The move directly led to the resignation of Owens from 60 minutes.
“It was difficult for him and it was difficult for us,” said broadcaster Scott Billy at that time.
“But he did this for us – and you.”
Bellly later told the viewers, “Bell felt he lost the independence required by the sincere press.
“No one here is happy with that. But in the resignation, Bell proved that he is the right person to lead 60 minutes all the time.”
Meanwhile, CBS is scrambling to increase the classifications of her troubled news experience.
John Dicrson and Maurice Dubua are still settling in the position of senior participants in CBS Evening News.
The network has undergone a great renewal in recent months.
In January, Nora Audonel CBS left 12 years after the network.
Odonil left months after announcing that she would leave her role as anchor and administration after the 2024 elections.
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