60 Minutes correction controversy
Errol Louis, Lynn Sweet, Dylan Byers and Terence Smith join guest host Frank Sesno to discuss the 60 Minutes apology for their botched Benghazi story; did it go far enough?
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You may feel this is off topic, but there is a rebuttal from Vinod Khosla calling out a number of factual errors in the most recent 60 Minutes piece on clean-tech.[1]
If Mr. Khosla's assertions are true, it demonstrates another example of 60 Minutes' willing disregard of facts in order to put out a story. If the facts are as clear cut as Mr. Kohosla portrays, I would love to see this covered in an upcoming RS segment.
[1] http://finance.fortune.cnn.com/2014/01/14/vinod-khosla-hits-back-at-60-minutes/