The article criticizes Bari Weiss, the editor in chief of CBS News, for pulling a significant story about the harsh conditions in an El Salvador prison that was set to be aired on 60 Minutes. The piece was already approved and promoted but was deemed “not ready” by Weiss, raising concerns of censorship to protect powerful interests. Weiss’s actions are seen as a betrayal of journalistic principles, as she appears to prioritize the comfort of the powerful over informing the public. Despite claims that the story lacked newsworthiness, a recent court ruling showed it remains relevant. Weiss’s decisions are viewed as potentially influenced by corporate interests, given her ties to David Ellison and the controlling shareholders of CBS’s parent company. The article argues that Weiss has damaged the integrity of the news institution and suggests she should reconsider her position and prioritize journalism over protecting the oligarchy.

