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CBS has released a statement defending its editing of Kamala Harris' 60 Minutes interview.
Former President Donald Trump has accused “60 Minutes'' of deceptively editing his Oct. 7 interview with Vice President Kamala Harris. That's incorrect.
60 Minutes published excerpts from interviews with Face the Nation and used a longer answer section than 60 Minutes. Same question. Same answer. But different parts of the response. When editing interviews with politicians, athletes, movie stars, etc., we strive to be clear, accurate, and to the point. The 60-minute portion of her answer was more concise, allowing time for other subjects within the broader 21-minute segment.
Recall that Mr. Trump declined an interview on “60 Minutes,'' and the vice president also participated.
Our long-standing invitation to former President Trump is still open. If he would like to discuss issues facing the country or interview Harris, he would be happy to appear on 60 Minutes.
The Trump campaign responded to this statement by saying, “60 Minutes has admitted to doing exactly what President Trump has accused.''
Donald Trump's campaign responded to “60 Minutes''' defiant comments about controversial editing of an interview with Vice President Kamala Harris earlier this month, saying the show made a good impression of her and CBS He released a scathing statement, stating that he had effectively acknowledged what he had requested. A program that publishes the full text of the interview.
“60 Minutes just admitted that they did the exact same thing that President Trump accused them of doing. They changed other parts of Kamala Harris' answers to make her sound more incoherent than she actually is.'' Edited to separate response. Their statement is not a denial, but an admission that they did exactly what they were accused of.” “This is yet another reminder of how hopelessly biased 60 Minutes is, and how right President Trump was in declining the invitation to be the subject of a fake news hack. Publish your transcript!”
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