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Why CBS fired San Antonio-born '60 Minutes' correspondent Scott Pelley
San Antonio-born veteran "60 Minutes" reporter Scott Pelley was fired Tuesday by CBS News, just one day after a heated clash with the program's new executive producer, former technology journalist and...

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Why was Scott Pelley fired from CBS' “60 Minutes”? Inside his 'heartbreaking' exit
CBS News races to steady ‘60 Minutes’ after Scott Pelley’s firing
‘Somebody Had to Stand Up!’ Scott Pelley Chokes Up Describing the Fiery Meeting That Led to His Ouster from ’60 Minutes’
Recently fired 60 Minutes correspondent Scott Pelley got choked up while arguing he had to “stand up” to his CBS bosses on behalf of his less tenured coworkers during an interview with The New York Ti...

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Fired ’60 Minutes’ Star Scott Pelley Delivers Message to Supporters
Scott Pelley’s CBS firing: Letters to the Editor — June 6, 2026
Scott Pelley, in Tearful New Interview, Reveals His Final Moments at “60 Minutes ”Before Being Fired
In an interview with The New York Times published on June 7, he alleged there hasn't been "any kind of explanation" for the dismissal

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Scott Pelley Fires More Shots At CBS: 'We Need Adult Supervision And At The Moment We Don't Have It'
Scott Pelley thanks fans for support following CBS firing: ‘So deeply grateful’

Turmoil continues at '60 Minutes' as Scott Pelley slams Bari Weiss

Turmoil continues at "60 Minutes," with longtime correspondent Scott Pelley slamming CBS leadership in a leaked exchange.
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CBS denies Joe Rogan to ‘60 Minutes’ rumor. Here’s how it spread.

Citing unnamed sources, RadarOnline reported in March that the network was "looking to pin down Joe Rogan" as a replacement for Anderson Cooper. The Austin-American Statesman on J

Opinion: The Doomsday Clock Ticking at Bari Weiss’s ‘60 Minutes’

CBS Broadcast Center squats atop an entire city block of midtown Manhattan. It is an aircraft carrier of a building, a labyrinth of weird hallways, miles of exposed cables, elevators that go to one part of the building but not the other,