Sara Fischer
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216 appearances
4 recordings
4 series
first heard Jun 2023
last heard 23 Jun
Sara Fischer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Thank you.
And welcome to Portland.
So stoicism, your frame of mind, do you have any techniques when it's getting hard to get out of bed?
How do you make that happen?
is worth fighting for.
Hi, thanks for having me.
I'm ready.
Well, I think that three major correspondents signaling that they're going to stay on, including Leslie Stahl and Bill Whitaker, means that this show won't ultimately die.
If they had chosen not to renew contracts, Scott, I think that 60 Minutes would have been done as we knew it and would have been replaced by a far different product.
Because they're staying, I think you can and should expect the mission of 60 Minutes to carry on, but with a caveat, which is that
One, I do think there's some audience trust that has been lost, given Scott Pelley coming forward and saying he felt pressure to change his journalism in response to management.
And then, two, I think there have been some chaotic and confusing moments for consumers that—
they're going to have to reckon with when they decide whether or not they want to continue watching.
In particular, pulling that episode about Seacott down and only to air it a few weeks later unchanged.
So 60 Minutes won't go away, but I think that the trust has been burned a little bit.
In terms of what could replace it moving forward, you know, on the broadcast side,
They're facing such heavy cost pressures in traditional television that I'm hard-pressed to believe that anything from traditional television replaced it.
On the new media side, there are some bright spots where I'm very optimistic.
Right now, we're seeing a lot of nice momentum at the local level, Scott.
You'd be surprised about that.
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