The Justice Department | Sunday on 60 Minutes

This Sunday, Scott Pelley examines the recent firings and resignations at the U.S. Department of Justice.

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[SusanneLammot]

This was excellent.. EVERY caring citizen should watch and SPEAK UP

[discver]

We were already there in 2016. We got a chance to recover and get out of it, but we went even further back. This time it's catastrophic.

[KK-pmud]

Elections have consequences. This is the find out portion of the story.

[michaelRay]

This never happened on Obamas two terms, yet he was criticized for many things. Liz & many others warned us.

[marconinz]

Epstein's and Diddy list is just about to come out

[kindnesstoall]

Where is the entire show???
Searching..

[singatune]

Whether quilty or not quilty, due process must be followed. Justice delayed is justice denied. A speedy trial???

[lara-cekg]

You can't claim to be pro America and be in love with the Constitution. While supporting getting rid of almost all of our federal workers and government programs that specifically help its citizens

[weandtherv]

I remember Trump had a chance to go an interview with 60 minutes but he declined because he didn’t want to be fact checked.

[BacknRC]

Just watched your amazing one sided report. You never spoke about the people who were put in jail for simply walking around the capital. Guess you left that part out.

[kathrynmickelson]

I noticed that it looks good to watch. I watch that zero hour with Robert De Niro. It is really good.

[keithjohnson]

We are finally there and ain’t it wonderful!!!
You bureaucrats days are numbered!!!

[Alpha_Omega_]

I’m telling you it’s only a matter time before the Republicans come for him. Mark my words. I thought it’d be a couple of years, he may not make it that long.

[azzy]

It's only above 20 seconds long because Trump did not allow more footage to be shown. Maybe not today, but it seems like his dream to be able to do just that.

[ozvikings]

It's time reset the f'ing Democrats weaponisation of both 😂

[thefamouspeopleus]

The Justice Department plays a crucial role in maintaining law and order, yet it’s facing unprecedented challenges.

[lynnrivell]

Good so glad President Trump is cleaning house. Good riddins.

[karim-sn-di]

🕊️🙌🏻I was homeless, did drugs, went into prison, where I got to know God. He changed my life. Now I have a home, a Husband and a lovely daughter (Jessica), and a stream of income that gets me $44, 000 weekly. Plus a new identity - a child of God. Hallelujah!!!🇺🇸❤️❤️

[leslovesliberty]

Maybe you should have thought of that before selectively prosecuting & imprisoning your political enemies...🤔

[srigging]

They felt they were never going to be fired as Govt employees. I did my job & 2x released because the company decided to fire everyone & start over with someone new in charge. Why should Govt jobs be any different? I don't feel sorry for any of these Govt employees being let go. At least most got a settlement!
Now it's time for Govt employees to face what "GQ-public" has always faced & seek another way to make a living!