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Hey there, folks. It is Tuesday, June 2nd.

And apparently that clock ticking at the beginning of every 60 minutes episode is attached to a time bomb.

And it appears this sucker is about to go off after a, what's described as an explosive meeting between the staff and the new boss of that show.

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. These are meetings, robs. We have been in plenty over the years. Never seen one quite go like this.

Oh, my goodness. Yes. And I think, look,

I don't know if it's just in the news business. I would imagine in most companies, when you have a new boss, a new leader, a new whoever, you have a staff meeting and it's kind of a get to know

the new boss meeting. And usually people are pretty

kiss-ass at those meetings. Best behavior. You want to think of like the best question you can ask

and have a smile, make a good impression on your new boss so things go well for you. Yet the exact

opposite happened at CBS News yesterday morning during a 60 Minutes staff meeting

where they got to meet their new executive producer, Nick Bilton.

Robes, this, I have never heard of one quite like this.

As you all know, the setup here is that 60 Minutes let go of three women,

veteran journalists, one of them the EP, who was the daughter of longtime correspondent Bob Simon,

also let go of two correspondents, one of them a very dear friend, Cecilia Vega. She was fired

before her contract. These folks were clearly fired and let go.

So they bring in Robs, which is named Nick Bilton, who's a guy who doesn't have and doesn't come

from the same journalistic and certainly television journalism pedigree.

He has no broadcast news experience, period, none. Okay, I was being nice. Yes, that's a better way to put it.

Yeah, I mean, that's just the truth. He was a technology columnist for the New York Times,

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