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‘60 Minutes’ chief says he won't apologize as part of any Trump settlement

Minutes’ chief says he won't apologize as part of any Trump settlement - ‘The company knows I will not apologize for anything we have done,’ 60 Minutes executive producer Bill Owens told show staffers on Monday.

Washington Examiner · 3d

CBS considers settling in Trump 60 minutes lawsuit with Skydance merger on the line

Trump sued the network over accusations they deceptively edited a segment featuring former Vice President Kamala Harris.

Seattle Times · 13h

Top ‘60 Minutes’ producer says he will not apologize over Trump lawsuit

Bill Owens, the show’s executive producer, addressed his staff as CBS’s parent company, Paramount, pursued a legal settlement with the president.

FOX News on MSN · 15h

'60 Minutes' producer defiant as CBS parent company mulls settling Trump lawsuit: 'I will not apologize'

"60 Minutes" executive producer Bill Owens lashed out at President Trump's lawsuit against CBS News, reportedly telling staff he refuses to apologize.

IJR · 3h

IJR‘60 Minutes’ Producer Fights Back Amid Trump Lawsuit

A lawsuit against President Donald Trump could be settled soon by CBS News' parent company. However, according to Fox News,

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’60 Minutes’ transcript at center of Trump’s lawsuit against CBS is vital to investigation, FCC chair says

Federal Communication Commission chairman Brendan Carr said that Americans deserve to see the unedited transcript at the ...

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Grammy winners and nominees on 60 Minutes through the years

Beyoncé, who is the most-nominated artist in Grammy Awards history, once told 60 Minutes she was fortunate ... 10 years from now I'll be 30, like, what's the sound then? What, OK, what am I ...

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New 60 Minutes February 2 Episode Preview Reveals President’s Tariffs, Drugs And More

Again, CBS’ press release confirmed that the next, new episode 19 of 60 Minutes’ current season 57 is indeed scheduled to ...

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FCC Chairman Who Revived ‘60 Minutes' Inquiry Once Said Newsroom Decisions "Should Be Beyond The Reach Of Any Government Official"

In one of his initial acts since becoming FCC chairman, Brendan Carr last month revived a complaint against CBS News over the ...

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