Charlie Rose has returned to the public sphere more than four years after he was let go from his eponymous PBS series and 'CBS This Morning' in light of allegations of sexual misconduct
Rose on Thursday posted a sit-down interview that he conducted with Warren Buffett tosite. In their conversation, the chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway reflects on his life and career.personal website
. “It is his first interview on camera in almost a year and the first I’ve done in more than 4 years. It is a step in a journey to engage the most interesting people and explore the most compelling ideas in the world.”
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