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correspondent steve kroft later characterized fager's text message to me as threatening and inappropriatee situation saddens me. >> i can't talk to you about it. >> reporter: as he left the meeting, rose wouldn't comment on whether the text message was the reason he fired fager. however in an e-mail to the news division he wrote the dismissal is not directly related to the allegations that surfaced in press reports. the "new yorker" has reported on claims that fager would touch employees in ways that would make them uncomfortable and am loud harassment in the division. fager has denied that. as previous chairman of cbs news, fager brought charlie rose back to the network in the late 1990s. >> jeff fager, my friend, my colleague, my boss. >> reporter: cbs fired rose last year over sexual harassment allegations. "60 minutes" marked its 50th year last season. >> our job is to seek out the truth and not everybody wants the truth out. >> reporter: fnly tse ecutive pe show's history. >> the fundamentals haven't changed over all these year, and i really think that's a big part of success. >> rep

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let's bring in helena kroft.n oil prices up. >> yes. >> quickly, we haven't had time -- you haven't had time to watch the whole thing. we did 20 minutes with mr. nasser, very generous with his time we appreciate that and say thank you. he effectively said they can go to 12 million barrels a day if they needed to could they do that >> the question with saudi aramco is the time line. spare capacity is what you can bring on for 30 days. >> that's why i pressed him on the time. >> time line is the important factor here. yes, in theory they can ramp up to 12 but can they make up for the iran short fall, venezuela continuing to collapse what if another pthere. >> the opec deal effectively says -- it kind of hamstrings aramco even if they could, they have to make sure other producers in opec get their fair share as well, do they not? >> they're still under a quota arrangement. the oil minister said multiple times that week in vienna, c consensus is nice but not required saudi aramco is prepared to act alone but not nece

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joining us is helema kroft good to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> what is opec's role here in of trying to cover the gap that may present itself to the global market with the iran sanctions? >> opec has actually been a pretty good first responder. they have put a significant number of barrels on the market since president trump started tweeting and since the june meeting. the challenge for opec going forward and for president trump is there is not a lot of gas in the tank i mean, saudi arabia is about 320,000 barrels away from their 2016 pre-cut high. there is a question mark about how much more they can really do beyond that in the near term so he can denounce opec, but really the question is, is that the real culprit for the price problem right now? >> is it i mean, president trump ditched the iran nuclear deal and is enforcing the sanctions against iran now. >> aggressively enforcing the sanctions against iran china will likely continue to purchase iranian barrels, but they will likely be the only purchaser and significant volume so you are looking at a situation by year en

correspondent steve kroft later characterized the text message as threatening and inappropriate. >> i can't talk about it. >> reporter: as he left the meeting, rose wouldn't comment on whether the text message was the reason he fired fager. in an e-mail to the news division, he wrote, the dismissal is not directly related to the allegations that surfaced in press reports. the new yorker has reported on claims that fager would touch employees in ways that made them uncomfortable and allowed harassment in the division. fager has denied that. as previous chairman of cbs news, fager brought charlie rose back to the network in the late 1990s. >> my friend, my colleague, my boss. >> reporter: cbs fired rose last year over sexual harassment allegations. 60 minutes marked its 50th year last season. >> our job is to seek out the truth and not everybody wants the truth out. >> reporter: fager was only the second executive producer in the show's history. >> the fundamentals haven't changed over all these years and i really think that's a big part of the success. >> the fundamental also of report

joining me, tiffany kroft and marina inohosa, e.j.dionne and jennifer rubin.se to me in a lot of ways, tiffany, because he was the ride or die best friend of john mccain who has become the reid or die best friend of donald trump. they have to protect the reputation of kavanaugh first. >> which is so ridiculous. with that kvapil is the victim commentary. listen, when thousands of people in pennsylvania came out and said that they were abused by the catholic church, nobody said, why didn't you say anything? we don't want to hear your comments. why is it acceptable to impugn this woman's character as a 17-year-old -- >> 15. >> 15 which sounds ridiculous. he should be embarrassed. i think he's somewhat of a masochist. donald trump has been so incredibly disrespectful of him. i wonder what does he get by following this guy and riding his coattails particularly in the face of this me too era. i'm embarrassed for him. >> he's a jag officer in the military. he sort of understands the legal process at least in the military sense. he's weighing in, including the conduct