r/inthenews Oct 01 '24

article Trump rejects "60 Minutes" interview; Harris accepts

https://www.axios.com/2024/10/01/trump-harris-60-minutes-interview
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u/suppadelicious Oct 01 '24

How long until Trump claims 60 Minutes is biased for only giving Harris an interview?

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u/SacredAnalBeads Oct 02 '24

I imagine it'll be more like: "The Harris campaign handpicked 60 Minutes because of their well-known liberal bias."

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u/LifeName Oct 02 '24

The media home of Walter Cronkite, king of conservatism

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u/SonofRobinHood Oct 02 '24

And NCIS and Blue Bloods you know the copaganda shows that boomers and older Gen Xers watch religiously that they have been on for like 10- 20 years at this point.

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u/Jordan_1-0ve Oct 04 '24

Leave Tom Selleck alone! His mustache is majestic!

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u/LifeName Oct 07 '24

age based generalization that does not hold true for me. Have never seen these shows

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u/SonofRobinHood Oct 08 '24

The shows are well recieved by Conservatives spanning those generations.