Hello, everyone. Welcome to the big show. Happy Monday. This is the Trish Rican show. We appreciate, of course.

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Careful. Careful. We got a lot going on, as usual. Never a dull moment. And the new Trump bearer.

Think about that. I mean, tremendous transparency, right? But with transparency comes a lot of work for us folks on the other side.

We've got CBS News really under fire talk now among many in the community that this show may not be for too long.

That is the question.

Is it going to be able to last?

Not really that clear because there's big board meeting coming up.

I'm going to tell you about that and what it's going to mean for 60 minutes and for CBS news.

We get some other things to cover some news on the Jeffrey Epstein front. I want to get to,

among other things, Shannon Sharp over at ESPN, lovely. Meanwhile, I want to give a plug from my

company, 76 research. You know, the market's been all over the place, lots of volatility Meanwhile, I want to give a plug from my company, 76 research. You know,

the market's been all over the place, lots of volatility. But I get to tell you, the markets overall

have been way up on this optimism for Trump that he is getting deals done. So let's hope that

keeps rolling along, ladies and gentlemen, 76research.com. Use code word dollar. All right,

welcome to the big show. We have, this is a situation on our hands

over there at 60 minutes because suddenly I think they're taking a page out of Rachel Maddow's

block, you know, where the inmates are running the asylum, and suddenly now the talent wants to go

on air and like bite the hands of all their bosses. So, CBS is owned by a company called Paramount, which is run by one Sherry Redstone.

And I'm sure she didn't appreciate the little escapade that came on television last night with one Scott Pelly,

who used to be the talent that Bill Owens produced there at 60 Minutes.

They were quite close.

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