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Editorial: A CBS credibility crisis. That's the way it is
CBS News correspondent Scott Pelley probably knew that what he was about to say to his bosses would get him fired from its marquee broadcast, “60 Minutes.” What he said afterward implied why he might have forced their hand. Pelley charged ...
CBS News correspondent Scott Pelley probably knew that what he was about to say to his bosses would get him fired from its marquee broadcast, “60 Minutes.”
What he said afterward implied why he might have forced their hand.
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