Scott Pelley is a Jerk Who Deserved to Get Canned
June 4, 2026
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as posted by the channelBuck Sexton reacts to the departure of CBS journalist #ScottPelley, arguing that it reflects a broader decline in public trust in legacy media. Buck discusses leadership changes at #CBS, the future of #60Minutes, media bias, and the growing influence of independent news sources and digital platforms. He also examines how shifting audience habits are challenging the traditional network news model and reshaping the media landscape.
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