After watching the news media's coverage of this year's presidential election,

some people are saying that America's journalists are wholly unqualified to report

the news and should find more suitable employment like cleaning the porta sands on those construction sites with very low sanitation standards

until even the managers of these disgusting venues can no longer tolerate the steaming piles of unmitigated crap these journalists produce and not only fire them but leave such scorching denunciations of their work on social media that they become unemployable and wind up wandering the deserted streets of some crumbling

Democrat-run urban hellhole until at last unable to tolerate the shame of being an American

journalist they hurled themselves into the nearest river, where a crowd of the very

audience they lied to, gathers to watch them struggling against the tide, and murmurs to one

another, hey, isn't that that sneering girly man who fact-checked Donald Trump's facts with

falsehoods during the last debate and other similar remarks that ultimately raised

their level of righteous indignation to the point where they start hurling rotten vegetables at these

former so-called journalists so that they not only float out to sea forever but

float out to sea covered in decaying lettuce and onions and good riddens now maybe

these stinkers will learn to tell the truth once in a while.

But of course that's only the opinion of some people. Other people just aren't paying attention

or they're standing in the rain shaking their fists at the sky and

shouting to the Jews to stop sending all these hurricanes. And now there's been a new

incident that has shaken the confidence of those people who still had confidence in the news media

a pretzel vendor named Studs Kircinski and his brother Harold who sells counterfeit Rolexes.

Some are now suggesting that 60 minutes may have edited Bill Whitaker's recent interview with Kamala Harris.

The differences are subtle, but a close reading of the original versus the broadcast transcripts does reveal some small discrepancies.

For instance, in the interview as broadcast on CBS,

the transcript reads, quote,

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