Richard Osman

Anderson Cooper, who was the sort of probably the biggest dog of all at 60 Minutes.

He has left.

So Nick Bilton comes in, has his first meeting with his team to try and say, look, this is who I am.

This is where I want 60 Minutes to go.

And Scott Pelley, who we were talking about.

He had something to say in that meeting, did he not?

I mean, literally within two minutes of the meeting ending.

Yeah.

He said to Nick Bilton, you have slender qualifications for the job.

You will never be welcome here.

in this newsroom, is essentially what he said.

This is his first meeting with his boss, being recorded, by the way, and then that recording immediately being released.

I'm not saying who recorded it and who released it, but it was recorded and released very soon afterwards.

I mean, British journalism takes itself quite seriously in British newsrooms.

Yes, but they have all agreed for now to stay.

The thing was, they were all going to go at some point.

But like one of them, Leslie Stahl, I mean, she's 84 years old.

Yeah.

But it really is.

But she's agreed to stay.