Kamala Harris debuted new talking points about former President Donald Trump over the weekend. But they were so lame, it showed how desperate and bankrupt her campaign is at this point. When you’re attacking him, claiming his team is “hiding” him when he’s everywhere, visiting even blue states campaigning, it just sounds like you have no idea what you are talking about.
As part of that, she spoke about how he didn’t want to do the “60 Minutes” interview. He’s done dozens of interviews, far more than her. But the problem with that was that Trump’s concern about CBS not being fair was pretty much proven when the scandal of how Kamala’s interview was edited blew up.
On top of the editing being exposed, CBS is refusing to even address the questions, even as their former star investigative reporter Catherine Herridge called on them to release the full, unedited transcript in the interests of transparency. That makes you think that there must be more and it must be bad, they’re digging their heels in like this.
Herridge was then joined by journalist Bari Weiss and the Free Press, as well as the NY Post and others, calling for the release of the transcripts. […]
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