DECEPTIVE: Why the '60 Minutes' Scandal Might Be Worse Than You Think...

‘60 Minutes’ was caught changing Kamala Harris' word salad answer to a crisp, succinct reply. But this journalistic malpractice might be even worse than anyone realizes.

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[danovercast]

Even the heavily edited "succinct" answer is meaningless gibberish.

[iceman]

60 minutes is not in trouble. This is not the first time 60 minutes has defrauded viewers.

[bigirish]

And they are the ones screaming about miss-information, incompetence cannot be covered up for ever.

[WBWLM]

60 minutes is now the National Enquirer.

[uhv]

I will no longer watch cbs anyway and mainstream or corporate media.

[chrislynch]

60 minutes should be called 60 lies a minute!

[fatbart]

I’m sure the mainstream media is tired of covering up her bs. She’s a total moron.

[Pine_Gap_Island]

And people wonder why Trump's not doing an interview.

[incogskd]

I stopped watching "the news" when I realized it was dumbing me down.

[robertcrist]

60 Minutes should be fined by the FCC and made to play the original interview in it's these are the same people worried about Elon Musk? Right 🇺🇸

[bu]

Lib playbook 101: Deny, Deflect, Defame, Delete

[episodebeats]

On November 5th let us all be unburdened by what this administration has been💥🏆😎

[politicsuncensored]

60 Minutes became a total joke more than 20 years when Dan Rather ran a damning story that was totally false, claiming it had been verified about Pres. George Bush less than 2 months before the 2004 election. Dan Rather had to retire in disgrace. F60 Minutes.

[susansterchi]

She’s a politician that has been taught to say nothing.

[chrismiller]

She can't answer a single question

[johnharris]

It’s a shame to the reporter who did a great job and his company completely edits the interview. He actually asked great questions and they just edited over her terrible answers.

[contrarian]

"We are unburdened by the significance of what has been and the insignificance of what will be"

[tomr]

This is what has become to be expected from 60 minutes. I quit watching that diatribe long ago.

[BrianHassett-ihjp]

Why would CBS be stupid enough to use that promo clip in the first place?

[kbrown]

What did Hillary Clinton say about "misinformation"?