A prominent journalist recently took a bold step. Scott Pelley, a well-known figure on the CBS news program "60 Minutes, " used his platform to speak out. He did this during the closing moments of the show. Pelley's message was directed at CBS News' parent company, Paramount. The company was reportedly ready to settle a lawsuit. The lawsuit was filed by the Trump adm...
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is in the spotlight. A former president is pushing for the agency to take action against CBS. This is because he is unhappy with reports aired on "60 Minutes. " The show covered topics he dislikes, such as Ukraine and Greenland. He wants the FCC to impose heavy fines and penalties. This is despite there being no eviden...
CBS News recently received a request from the government to hand over a complete and unedited transcript of an interview aired on October 2024. They are also requested to provide footage of the interview. The government, run by a Donald Trump appointee, asked for these materials to be turned over to them. This is convenient, with the Trump administration unrested ...
You might have heard that former President Trump isn’t happy with how CBS’s “60 Minutes” handled Vice President Kamala Harris’s interview. He’s accusing them of editing the clip to make her look better. But “60 Minutes” is saying, “Nope, that’s not true. ” They explained that they just used a different part of her answer in the show compared to what they gave to anot...
Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign is trying to stay out of the spotlight after CBS News edited her answers from a "60 Minutes" interview. In a preview on "Face the Nation," Harris gave a long, winding answer to a question about US influence on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. However, the "60 Minutes" special that aired later showed a much shorter and ...
The leader of the FCC, Jessica Rosenworcel, has criticized former President Trump for attacking CBS over changes made to a '60 Minutes' interview with Vice President Kamala Harris. She called his threats "serious" and warned that they should not be taken lightly. In a statement, Rosenworcel emphasized the importance of the First Amendment, noting that the FCC cannot ...