"Ellen DeGeneres Show" Workplace Under Investigation By WarnerMedia

Looks like the status of Ellen's show could be a little shaky after all. I saw the ad rates for her show a couple of days ago, though (highest of any daytime show), so they're probably going to do everything to salvage her and her POS show. Like they say, money talks and bullshite walks.

This is politically relevant for multiple reasons. 1) Ellen is a Far Left celebrity with a huge platform (especially in regards to brainwashing the Karen's). 2) Ellen obviously has handlers. I've brought this up 2-3 times before, but why would a mediocre stand-up comic with a mind-numbing daytime talk show end up being THE ONLY PERSON to procure an interview with the Mandalay Bay security guard who had an interaction with Stephen Paddock, the alleged mass serial killer at the country music concert in Las Vegas? DeGeneres isn't even a journalist. Of course she is willingly being used by the Deep State, including most probably the CIA.

Seems like a tug-of-war is going on between pro-DeGeneres powers-that-be and anti-DeGeneres forces. Hope I'm wrong, but in the end I think good old $$$ settles this matter in Ellen's favor.

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to staffers last week saying they have engaged WBTV-owner WarnerMedia’s employee relations group and a third party firm, who will interview current and former staffers about their experiences on set, said sources.
A Warner Bros. Television spokesperson declined to comment on the matter. A rep for “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” did not immediately respond to Variety‘s request for comment.

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The memo comes on the heels of recent unflattering reports about working conditions at the show. In April, Variety reported on the treatment of legacy crew members during the coronavirus lockdown. In mid-July, BuzzFeed published a report alleging racism and intimidation on the show. The memo came from the desks of Telepictures executive vice president Donna Redier Linsk and WBTV vice president of human resources Donna Hancock Husband.

The name of the third party consultant was not immediately clear. Both companies underscored their commitment to providing an environment where employees can flourish, said one of the individuals familiar with the document.

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