CBS News CEO Wendy McMahon, Trump Court came out in a possible settlement

CBS news CEENY MCMAHON said he resigned after four years on Monday, the latest fall in the network, as a parent company, US President Donald Trump filed a claim with Donald Trump 60 minutes Interview with the former political opponent, Kamala Harris.

McMahon, a news for both network news division and CBS stations, in an email, “In an email,” I did not agree on the company and the forward path.

McMahon announced that it was solved with Trump – as 60 minutes Executing executive producer Bill Owens last month.

Trump claimed to organize an interview with Harris with 2024, claiming CBS claim. CBS news rejected it. CBS’s parameter company is in talks to solve the claim of Paramount Global, Potely Trump. At the same time, Paramount Global wants to control the combination of combination with Skydice media.

George cheeks, CBS network company and CBS network, McMaho’s best deputies, President of CBS news Tom Cibrowski and CBS Stations Jennifer Mitchell, said he would report directly to him.

McMahon, in his note, “The last few months were difficult,” he said.

“I am sure that the last few months will extend our work and have the right leaders in place and have no doubt that they will continue to determine the standard.”

Along with Tussle with Tussle, Paramount managing shareholder, Shari Redstone, said unhappy in some network covering of Israeli war in Gaza 60 minutes This piece of winter. Started Paramount Control 60 minutes In new ways, including the old CBS news, President Susan Ziriksky to review some stories before broadcasting.

This additional layer helped the resignation of Owens. One of the show correspondents, Scott Pelley said about the changes that said, “None of us said” in the air.

CBS News also tries to build a new anchor team of John Dickerson and Maurice Dubois in the flagship CBS evening news There are problems between ratings.

In addition to improving the notes of workers, cheeks, the network’s digital proposals, and praised McMaho to expand local news in CBS stations and improve competition positions.