The segment seems to contradict Bari’s assertion that the Trump administration didn’t respond to request for comment. Per the report, 60 Minutes reached out to DHS who declined a request for an interview and referred all questions about CECOT to El Salvador.

It’s actually amazing how many frauds are on this list lol

And here’s a free link to the NYT piece on the 60 Minutes disaster.

Bari Weiss thinks CBS reporters can’t get Stephen Miller to talk to them because they don’t have his phone number.

And she doesn’t know how to use a dictionary.

www.nytimes.com/2025/12/21/b...

the idea that weiss had journalistic concerns is belied by the fact that she's not a journalist

“Oh, no! Disaster! What a bad idea!!”

Jacksonville is bigger than Denver!

As someone who used to be a Bills fan, this is a wild take for a Bills fan but yeah I suspect it is because you’re young.

What happened to him?

That sense of trust takes time to erode, but when it’s gone it’s gone.

Out of curiosity, how far back is ‘the past’ that you and @peark.es are comparing to? I think a lot of sentiment is driven by sense of precarity and I do think people’s relationship with employers is now more “they’re looking for an excuse to cut costs by firing us” than was the case 45 years ago

Hell yeah, JB

Decent chunk of it is also that the brand of conservative folks in those circles encounter growing up is different (Romneyesque, economic, covers any culture war stuff with rhetoric and politesse) vs guns/God/open culture war)