If you compare the full transcript of 60 Minutes' interview with Kamala Harris that aired shortly before the November election to what actually aired it's quite clear that the piece was edited to help give the Dem nominee prone to blurting out word salads a boost.
The show's editing team was kept busy with the Harris video.
Remember Kamala’s word salad answer about Israel on 60 Minutes? It’s gone.
— MAZE (@mazemoore) October 8, 2024
This is what many Americans will now see. pic.twitter.com/H4w7btDv6x
Straight from our "you can't make this stuff up" department we get this story about an Emmy Award that "60 Minutes" has been nominated for.
CBS scores Emmy nomination for ‘60 Minutes’ Kamala Harris interview at center of Trump suit https://t.co/JxFSIVk8m4 pic.twitter.com/MKpDqY23Aj
— New York Post (@nypost) May 2, 2025
The category? Outstanding editing of an interview. No, seriously:
The controversial “60 Minutes” interview at the center of President Trump’s high-stakes lawsuit against CBS News is now an Emmy-nominated program.
The nominations for the 46th News & Documentary Emmy Awards were announced Thursday.
“60 Minutes” landed several nods, most notably in the Outstanding Edited Interview category for its primetime special featuring then-Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz.
Other nominees in that category include CBS’ interviews with Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson and the late Pope Francis, as well as NBC’s interview with Celine Dion and ABC’s interview with Brittney Griner.
Carol Roth had a much better name for the category:
Category: “Best use of editing to try to sway a political campaign” https://t.co/4yGzEEesId
— Carol Roth (@caroljsroth) May 2, 2025
If only they were being honest about what the nomination is really for.
This is a joke right? They are getting an Emmy for blatant media bias? https://t.co/kjOlaCB5N9
— Jim McLaughlin (@JMcLaughlinSTK) May 2, 2025
Well, @nytimes won a Pulitzer for reporting on Russiagate and it never even happened, so... https://t.co/gUBcYuI4cD
— U.S. Secretary of Common Sense (@ScottButtram) May 2, 2025
That's what those people do -- help spread BS and bogus narratives and then give themselves awards for it.
