At least three times in the last six presidential campaigns, "60 Minutes" has shamelessly peddled Very Fake News in their hysterical attempts to rig elections for the Democrats.


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At least three times in the last six presidential campaigns, “60 Minutes” has shamelessly peddled Very Fake News in their hysterical attempts to rig elections for the Democrats.{ai:summary}<p>"60 Minutes" has been accused of spreading misinformation during recent presidential campaigns, allegedly attempting to influence elections in favor of the Democratic Party. This claim highlights concerns over media integrity in political reporting.</p><p>#politics</p>

Howie Carr: Fact-check this, ’60 Minutes’ reeks!

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