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Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin

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Sun Jun 8, 2025, 02:15 PM Yesterday

'60 Minutes' Correspondent Scott Pelley Says Trump Lawsuit Settlement & Apology Would Be "Very Damaging" To Reputation

Of CBS And Paramount

Scott Pelley said that a settlement of Donald Trump’s lawsuit would be “very damaging” to the reputation CBS and Paramount, while the 60 Minutes correspondent also defended a recent commencement speech where he warned of the threats to freedom of speech.

Appearing on CNN’s post show following the live telecast of Good Night, And Good Luck, Pelley sat down down fellow 60 Minutes correspondent and CNN anchor Anderson Cooper.

“If there is a settlement, and as part of a settlement, there’s an apology, how damaging is that to CBS?”

“It will be very damaging to CBS, to Paramount, to the reputation of those companies,” Pelley said. “I think many of the law firms that made deals with the White House are at this very moment regretting it. That doesn’t look like their finest hour.”

https://www.yahoo.com/news/60-minutes-correspondent-scott-pelley-020345696.html
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'60 Minutes' Correspondent Scott Pelley Says Trump Lawsuit Settlement & Apology Would Be "Very Damaging" To Reputation (Original Post) Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Yesterday OP
Absolutely. It would negate any credibility as a news organization. mdbl Yesterday #1
They just figured that out now? Baitball Blogger Yesterday #2
so i guess they will do it then samsingh Yesterday #3

Baitball Blogger

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2. They just figured that out now?
Sun Jun 8, 2025, 02:47 PM
Yesterday

They need to hold the line. Trump is intentionally trying to keep them off balance. That's a strategy which he seems to be good at. And, sadly, the top guns in the corporation treat it likes it's a business decision to buckle. That just opens the door for more abuse from Trump, and a slew of unintended consequences from the public.

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