“By his actions, Brian has jeopardized the trust millions of Americans place in NBC News,” NBCUniversal CEO Steve Burke said in a prepared statement, adding that Williams showed “deep remorse” and “deserves a second chance, and we are rooting for
The military newspaper that first reported on Brian Williams' false Iraq war story avoided publishing audio of the full interview with him until five days later. But why? Appearing on CNN Monday afternoon, the reporter who
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — Brian Williams has been suspended for six months without pay following revelations that he exaggerated tales from an Iraq War mission in 2003. NBC News president Deborah Turness informed
Brian Williams has been suspended from his post as anchor of "NBC Nightly News" for six months without pay. "We have decided today to suspend Brian Williams as Managing Editor and Anchor of NBC Nightly News for six
Brian Williams is described to me as devastated by the impact of his misconduct, extremely remorseful—and determined to fight for his job. Williams is eager to apologize repeatedly for the damage he has wrought, but that won't happen until an internal