Mike Pesca

And the fact that she didn't see that coming either.

Maybe she did see that coming and she had no choice in the matter.

Or she didn't see that coming and she was a bit unprepared for the situation, which would tell me that's a bit naive.

Look, there's a few things that I think are going to be fair questions to raise.

Can she run CBS News and the free press at the same time?

I mean, CBS News is not a large operation compared to NBC News.

CBS News is not a large operation compared to ABC News.

It's a much smaller operation.

So...

You know, so to me, not being able to be on top of what they're producing, they don't have a 24 hour news channel.

Yes, they have a CBS digital, but her not being on top of this, you have to ask, is she distracted by other stuff?

Why hasn't she figuring this out?

Why hasn't, why didn't she know what was happening inside these stories quickly and, and know the rhythm of it?

So,

I think it exposes, look, I think there's plenty that we don't know, but she is, you know, she's now in a really rough position.

She's lost the trust of the journalists at the single most important institution inside of CBS News, and that's 60 Minutes.

Anything they do now is going to be seen through a political lens, no matter what, that they're appeasing one side.

They're in the worst of all worlds now.

And, you know, I go back to to this simple inexperience.

And that's what this screams up.