CBS News in 'Widespread Distress' After Trump Settlement

Newsmax ^ | July 3, 2025 | Rooters Sewer Service

[FLT-bird]

[bigbob]

I think it further damages their reputation by agreeing to pay a monetary settlement while bragging about not having to apologize. Most people see right through that bs.

[KC_Conspirator]

Maybe they shouldnt lie

[1Old Pro]

I think it further damages their reputation by agreeing to pay a monetary settlement while bragging about not having to apologize.

Of course it hurts their reputation, and their bank account - almost 20 million doesn't grow on trees.

[Jim Noble]

concerns about the future of the CBS News prime time news magazine and its brand of journalism

It's "brand of journalism" is finished

[cuban leaf]

Well, I try to see issues from both sides. And I see their side - and it is exposed for the corruption that it is.

IMO, they’ve been trying to destroy people for decades to get ratings. There was even an article I read about 20 years ago about what to do when 60 minutes wants to interview you: Don’t agree to and if they stick a mic in your face, don’t say a word.

[Navy Patriot]

Maybe they shouldn't lie

It should be that easy.

[stanne]

“ Well, I try to see issues from both sides. And I see their side - and it is exposed for the corruption that it is.”

Ya. That’s both sides.

They are being treated fairly. The trial saw to that.

[CodeToad]

It was for peanuts amount of money.

[cuban leaf]

They are being treated fairly. The trial saw to that.

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Exactly!

[alancarp]

"Perhaps CBS will more truthful and objective when reporting on the Trump administration."

Not a chance. But the new 'Trump rule' could end up having implications with other networks and for reporting well beyond this administration... hopefully.

[chopperk]

If the Corporation wants to protect itself, purchase Liability Insurance to protect themselves from stupid staff members who commit crimes because of personal grievances.

[butlerweave]

Is the CBS building very tall ? They could join hands and jump , just an idea

[Navy Patriot]

Is the CBS building very tall ?

I think it's ideally suited for "affordable" housing!

[mitch5501]

For later

[ChessExpert]

“the agreement nonetheless sets a “horrible precedent” in agreeing to make public transcripts of future interviews with presidential candidates.”

Why would an honest organization object to making transcripts public?

[Navy Patriot]

Why would an honest organization object to making transcripts public?

CBS shills shoud be asked that question when they are "debriefed" at Gitmo.

[Lazamataz]

Only in the American news media would they be panicked that they would be required to publish facts.

[Navy Patriot]

Point made!

[The_Media_never_lie]

Pure B. S. They threw a dang election and got off with a $16 million fine. They are crying crocodile tears.