Well, we told you recently that CBS News got an ombudsman. Now they may have actually gotten an editor, like a real one.

Hi, I'm Scott Ott with Bill Whittle and Stephen Green. This episode of Right Angles brought to you by the members at Bill Whittle.com.

And gentlemen, Barry Weiss, who made a big stink when she left the New York Times and basically said that she was, because of her ideology, was being harassed at the New York Times and basically said that she was, because of her ideology, was being harassed

at the New York Times, started her own media organization called the Free Press, has just sold

that organization to CBS, which is currently owned by, what's Ellison's name? Paramount. Paramount

owns it. Yeah, but it's,

is it David Ellison, who's the son of Larry Ellison? No, uh, anyway. Yeah. So, she now is not

only sold that for $150 million to Paramount, but she is going to be the news editor at CBS News. Now, she's an interesting character, but the one thing

you can say about Bari Weiss is that she's not intimidated by anyone, and CBS is openly saying,

or at least the owner of Paramount is saying at this point, that what they want is somebody who

covers the vast 70% middle of the

country from center left to center right where most people they think are and they want to be

able to basically make a news program that, you know, does news. Now, I personally don't know

whether she can survive this.

But Stephen Green, you know a lot more about her, I think, than any of the three of us.

Do you think that this is just more, as the media is portraying it now, more posing for the Trump administration to say,

oh, yeah, we really are serious about doing

real news and we're not going to be the lame stream media anymore just attacking President

Trump. Oh, yeah, I'm going to answer your question, but first I want to throw a question back at you,

Scott. Did you see she published on Monday her list of, I think it was 10 or 12 sort of journalistic commandments

for how she's going to run things. What she expects about.

Scott, they should just teach this on the first day of J-School. It's just good, basic, solid

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