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President Donald Trump was sent to the CBs and “60 minutes” on Monday, emphasizing their new identity that “nothing better” than the recent reign of the rep. IR-GA.
CBS’ parent company, Paramount, merged with Skydance Media in August, putting a new Paramount CEO David Ellison in charge of the company. He quickly poached Barry Weiss, who built his brand around the idea that legacy stores suffer from Liberal Groupthink, to oversee CBS news. Many believe that Trump will find Weiss’ CBS News stories less favorable than past administrations, but the President doesn’t seem to feel that way at the moment.
“My real problem with the show, though, wasn’t Traicho’s low IQ [Greene]was that the new ownership of 60 Minutes, Paramount, would allow a show like this. They are no better than the old identity, who just paid me millions of dollars for false reporting about your favorite President, to me! Since they bought it, 60 Minutes has actually stopped! “Trump said.
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President Donald Trump speaks at the 48 Kennedy Center Honors medallion acceptance ceremony at the US State Department on December 6, 2025, in Washington, DC (Paul Morigi / Getty Images)
Trump, who lived in his “60 Minutes” interview in early November, said in a social media post that he still owes her an apology in 2020.
“Well, worse things can happen. PS I want a full and complete apology, even if it’s too late to be objective, from 60 minutes his negative statements about his laptop!!!” The President continued.
Stahl dismissed an alleged statement made by Trump about former president Joe Babiden being jailed over Hunter Bidnen’s laptop during “60 Minutes” in 2020.
“He’s not,” Stahl said at the time.
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“Yes, he, Lesley,” Trump said twice.
Stakele continued, “No, c’momoni,” Stakele continued to reject the President’s claim during the 2020 interview, before listening to him, “these are minute opportunities and we can’t do things we can’t guarantee.”
The laptop was later confirmed.
Trump also attacked Greede during his interview with the show, which aired on Sunday. Greene recently announced that he will resign from Congress and will leave office next month.
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President Donald Trump speaks during a breakfast with Senate Republicans in the White House dining room, Wednesday, November 20, 2025, in Washington, DC (Evan vucci / ap photo)
“Marjorie is not America First or a maga, because no one changed his ideas very quickly, and his new ideas are that dumb time. (Totally proven!), It talked with a very well-prepared show, which confused him and made many stupid statements,” said the President.
Trump’s attack on Paramount and CBS came on the same morning that Ellison sent an additional offer to acquire outstanding shares of Warner Bros. Get each share at a discount. Paramount said in a press release that regulatory certainty is among the reasons why they are seen as better.
“Paramount is also very confident in achieving regulatory approval for its proposed offering, because it promotes competition and is Pro-Consurer, while creating a strong champion of creative talent and consumer choice,” said the press release.
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Trump was demanded $ 20 billion in his lawsuit against CBS for the management of its interview “60 minutes” last year with IPROUTY KAMALA Harris, who accused the network of election interference leading to the 2024 race. The dispute was settled in July, with Trump receiving $16 million to cover legal fees, court costs, and donations to his future library.
The settlement revealed the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) approach to allowing a permanent merger between the world’s most important media and Skydance, putting Ellison in charge of the newly formed company.
Paramount did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Trump’s latest criticism.
FOX News’ Joseph Wulfsohn and Brian Flood contributed to this report.
