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CBS News announced Friday that it will change the way it “faces the country” Handle interviews The program will only broadcast live or live interviews.
Unexpected announcement follows the Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem News accusing CBS of editors of her interview Sunday to “paint the truth” allegedly suspected of MS-13 gang members. The company also arrived a few months after a “election intervention” lawsuit settled in Donald Trump in July, which accused CBS News of deceptive editors.
“In response to audience feedback over the past week, we have implemented a new policy for greater transparency in our interviews. ‘Face the Nation’ will now only broadcast live or live-to-tape interviews (subject to national security or legal restrictions). This extra measure means the television audience will see the full, unedited interview on CBS, and we will continue our practice of posting full transcripts and the unedited video online,” a CBS News spokesperson told Fox News Numbers.
CBS News announced Friday that it will change the way it “faces the country” to handle forward interviews. (Chris usher/CBS (CB) via Getty Images)
On Sunday, Noem interview blows up CBS after it aired on Face the Nation.
“I joined the CBS report on facts about Kilmar Abrego Garcia. Instead, CBS shamefully edited the interview to paint the truth about the MS-13 gang member and the threat he posed to the public safety of the United States,” Noem wrote along with the video clip.
“The prosecution ruling is always made by the Department of Justice and the Pam Bondi department, so we’re going to let them do that, even though this person does have criminal charges.
The live broadcast section edited the rest of her answers and asked host Ed O’Keefe the next question about whether the government is still seeking to deport him to Uganda.
Norm posted her “uncut reply” online, noting that it was excluded from the broadcast. However, the full interview is still available on the show’s YouTube page.
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DHS secretary Kristi Noem exploded on social media after an interview with “Facing the Country” aired on Sunday. (CBS/screenshot)
“This man is a famous human smuggler, a member of the MS-13 gang, a wife beater, and a so perverted that he asked for nude photos of minors, even his fellow traffickers told him. He was disgusted by his things. He was so disgusted by his actions that he could not do anything in our government when he treated little kids, we could do anything.
At the time, CBS insisted that the process meets the standards of the network.
“Secretary Norm’s ‘Facing the Country’ interview has been edited as time and meets all CBS news standards,” a CBS press spokesman told Fox News Digital on Monday.
Paramount Global and CBS agreed in July to settle President Trump’s $20 billion election interference lawsuit against the network. (Getty Image)
As for Trump’s settlement, the president sought $20 billion in a lawsuit against CBS accusing the network of a general election in a 2024 match against Kamala Harris last year.
The lawsuit says CBS News editor Harris had an exchange with “60 Minutes” correspondent Bill Whitaker, who asked her why Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was not “listening” to the Biden administration. Harris is widely ridiculed The answer to the “Word Salad” aired in the preview clip of “Facing the Country”.
But when the same issue aired on the prime time special on the web, Harris had a different, more concise response. Critics at the time accused CBS news editor Harris of his answer to protect the Democratic candidate from opposition from Election Day.
Trump agreed to receive a $16 million advance payment to cover the cost of the case, the cost of the case, and contribution to his future presidential library or philanthropy. The president said another allocation of eight numbers has been put on hold for advertising, public service announcements or other similar transmissions to support the network’s conservative reasons.
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