Gayle King's handling of sexual misconduct allegations against her CBS colleagues Charlie Rose and Les Moonves is contrasted with her treatment of black celebrities. While King expressed "anguish" for the victims, she also maintained a friendship with Rose and emphasized the "two sides to every story" regarding the accused white executives. This perceived hypocrisy is cited as evidence of a double standard in how King applies the "Me Too" lens based on the race of the accused.