Bernie Sanders

Yeah, the poll was wrong.

So what?

Guess what?

But did they know it was incorrect when they published it?

I should just state for the record, I don't know this lawsuit.

But I am aware that in talking to people that understand polls, that some of these are politically... The answer is yes or no.

And they do it to motivate people or demotivate people to vote.

That's right.

But what is the basis of his lawsuit?

Like, what is he saying?

But what about the other lawsuit with the conversation that they had with Kamala Harris where they edited the answers that she had to make it look more precise?

60 minutes.

But that's not investigative journalism if you change someone's answers.

If you ask her a question and she comes with a rambling answer that doesn't make sense and you edit that out and insert another answer to a different question that seems more cogent.

No, but it's not that.

It's editing things.

Deceptive editing.

So in deceptive editing, you give people a different perception of who this candidate is than reality.

But that's not objective journalism.

That's campaigning for that person.