60 Minutes braces for reboot after Pelley's exit and CBS shake-up

CBS News is scrambling to steady 60 Minutes after Scott Pelley's firing and a wave of departures, with Nick Bilton installed as executive producer and Bari Weiss playing a prominent role. The network is holding back-to-back meetings with correspondents and producers as it tries to reassure staffers that there’s no political interference, while aiming for a September 13 Season 59 premiere. Veteran reporters question whether the reboot can deliver the show’s three mini‑documentaries per week, even as CBS News executives push a plan to bring the program into a more integrated 21st‑century newsroom and to pursue investigations including stories on President Trump.
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- Bari Weiss Speaks on Scott Pelley’s ’60 Minutes’ Firing: ‘That’s the Path That He Chose’ The New York Times
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