CBS died the moment Larry got his ghoulish hands on it.
On Sunday, Crawford, who initially joined CBS in 2009, wrote on X: “Earlier, I tweeted a video from an Abdul El-Sayed town hall. I deleted that tweet because it was a violation of CBS News standards. I apologize.”
She didn't delete it because she changed her mind. She deleted it because her bosses told her to. October 2026 must be too early for CBS to go full mask-off racist shills.
The heckler also said they don't believe in freedom of religion...
Does Jan share that belief too?
She's gunning for Bari to give her a promotion.
Bari “fat cunt” wiss?
If Crawford could watch that clip multiple times and still think that el-sayed’s response was a “self-own,” there is no chance at getting through to these dipshits. He calmly and intelligently eviscerated that kid while still remaining somewhat respectful. People who ask a question that makes someone self-own don’t Charlie Brown grief walk out of an assembly after the other person’s response.
A lot of political commentators have had takes on a debate or town hall response I didn't agree with but thought could be their legitimate personal viewpoint. Having watched the question, this was not that. It's MAGA level spin trying to simply rewrite reality. She's not just biased, she's a full on Republican operative.
I wasn't watching CBS already. I'm really not watching them now.
Fuck CBS — what a shit hole
These miserable clowns don't care about having to delete it, they just want it out there for their shit cult base. The MAGAts will see it and start reposting it without question, then say it was taken down as an attack on their freedom of speech. Accomplishing their goal.
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