CBS News' Matt Gutman Accused Of Casually Making 'Sexualized' Remarks At Work

CBS News' Matt Gutman Accused Of Casually Making 'Sexualized' Remarks At Work  HuffPost

The lawsuit filed by a former ABC field producer details claims that the journalist made inappropriate sexual comments and rated a female colleague’s appearance on assignment

CBS News' Matt Gutman accused of sexual harassment by ex-ABC producer  USA Today

A former ABC News field producer filed a wrongful termination lawsuit against the network, including allegations that her former colleague Matt Gutman, now chief correspondent with CBS News, made inappropriate sexualized remarks when they worked together. Samira Said filed the lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court on F

Former ABC News field producer Samira Said accused CBS News chief correspondent Matt Gutman of making sexualized remarks toward her while the two worked together at ABC, according to a wrongful-termination lawsuit filed Friday in Los Angeles.

The female ex-ABC News staffer also alleges the network denied her medical accommodations.

CBS News chief correspondent Matt Gutman is facing sexual harassment allegations in a lawsuit filed by a former ABC News colleague, who claims he made inappropriate sexual remarks on two assignments during his time at that network. Former ABC News field producer Samira Said named Gutman, ABC News and parent company The

CBS News correspondent Matt Gutman faces sexual harassment allegations in a lawsuit by former ABC News producer Samira Said.

Matt Gutman, CBS News’ chief correspondent, has been accused of sexual harassment in a wrongful-termination lawsuit filed by a former co-worker at ABC News. Gutman was named in a lawsuit filed by Samira Said, who worked as a field producer for ABC News in its Los Angeles bureau from May 2021 until March 2025. She…

Gutman spent 17 years at ABC News, primarily reporting from Los Angeles, before joining CBS News in January.

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