A New York Times report says that Les Moonves tried to silence a woman who accused him of sexual assault.<br />Business Insider reports that Moonves tried to silence her with a TV role at a CBS show so she would keep quiet.<br />In 1995, Moonves was working for Warner Bros. He allegedly forced actress Bobbie Phillips to perform oral sex on him.<br />Moonves acknowledged that encounter but told The Times and CBS investigators that the oral sex was consensual.<br />A reporter contacted Phillips' agent, Marv Dauer, to discuss Moonves' alleged sexual misconduct.<br />Dauer tried contacting Moonves to secure roles for Phillips and his other clients, The Times said.<br />This report could jeopardize a $120 million exit package that CBS is considering whether or not to pay Moonves. <br />
