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SUNDAY: President Donald Trump sits down with 60 Minutes' Norah O'Donnell for an exclusive, wide-ranging interview. 60Minutes.com | 60 Minutes
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SUNDAY: President Donald Trump sits down with 60 Minutes' Norah O'Donnell for an exclusive, wide-ranging interview. 60Minutes.com | 60 Minutes
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Indiana football entered the season with over 700 losses. Now, in a remarkable turnaround, the Hoosiers are making a championship bid. | 60 Minutes
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Indiana football entered the season with over 700 losses. Now, in a remarkable turnaround, the Hoosiers are making a championship bid. | 60 Minutes
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Sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell's extraordinary claims from prison | 60 Minutes Australia
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Sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell's extraordinary claims from prison | 60 Minutes Australia
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Epstein survivor describes abuse at his Florida home | 60 Minutes Australia
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Epstein survivor describes abuse at his Florida home | 60 Minutes Australia
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After a 15-year-old school shooter pleaded guilty to all charges and was sentenced to life in prison, prosecutors argued he wasn’t the only one to blame. His parents were each convicted of four counts of involuntary manslaughter for failing to secure the gun and for gross negligence in not ensuring their son got the mental health care he needed. They were sentenced to at least 10 years in prison. It is the first time that parents in the U.S. have been held criminally responsible for a mass schoo
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After a 15-year-old school shooter pleaded guilty to all charges and was sentenced to life in prison, prosecutors argued he wasn’t the only one to blame. His parents were each convicted of four counts of involuntary manslaughter for failing to secure the gun and for gross negligence in not ensuring their son got the mental health care he needed. They were sentenced to at least 10 years in prison. It is the first time that parents in the U.S. have been held criminally responsible for a mass schoo
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“I worry for our democracy, I really do,” says Judge Esther Salas. She believes the rule of law is at stake as more and more judges report death threats. The threats against judges are sometimes online, sometimes in voicemails and now, a new form of intimidation: unsolicited pizzas have been sent to the homes of federal judges and their families in the name of Judge Esther Salas’s late son, Daniel, who was shot and killed by a failed litigant. The seemingly innocuous delivery sends an ominous me
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“I worry for our democracy, I really do,” says Judge Esther Salas. She believes the rule of law is at stake as more and more judges report death threats. The threats against judges are sometimes online, sometimes in voicemails and now, a new form of intimidation: unsolicited pizzas have been sent to the homes of federal judges and their families in the name of Judge Esther Salas’s late son, Daniel, who was shot and killed by a failed litigant. The seemingly innocuous delivery sends an ominous me
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Shocking questioning at pre-trial against cruise giant | 60 Minutes Australia
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Shocking questioning at pre-trial against cruise giant | 60 Minutes Australia
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“We’re going backwards,” says Steve St. Juliana, whose 14-year-old daughter, Hana, was killed in a school shooting four years ago, along with three other students. “Changes that have been made at [the] legislative level, trying to add more mental health support, more gun control. It’s all being reversed.” Hana was killed by a 15-year-old student at Oxford High School, about 40 miles north of Detroit. The shooter was armed with a 9-millimeter handgun. A private investigation of the shooting calle
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Why digital crimes demand real-world consequences | 60 Minutes Australia
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McDowell County, West Virginia, was once the nation’s largest coal producer. Now, it is one of the poorest places in America, and one in three households depends on SNAP benefits. Now, the program that has fed families for decades is facing the largest cuts in its history. Residents tell 60 Minutes it is another setback in a place that they say has been left behind. Cecilia Vega reports, Sunday. | 60 Minutes
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“If we’re not careful, we’re going to get a judge killed. It’s just that stark,” retired federal Judge John Jones, a George W. Bush appointee. Jones, along with 55 other retired judges, formed a bipartisan group to lobby the White House to stop the demonization of judges. Last year, 400 federal judges were targets of serious threats, a 78% jump in four years. “This is such a toxic environment, where people are taking arms, and can identify where a judge lives can – strike out against that judge
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The everyday families crushed by the cost of living crisis | 60 Minutes Australia
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Extreme measures to fight brain rot | 60 Minutes Australia
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Who is profiting from the cost of living crisis? | 60 Minutes Australia
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Former Nebraska Sen. Ben Sasse was told he had months to live after he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in December. Sasse credits
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For the first time, Holocaust survivors see their mothers’ 1944 prisoner cards, documenting their transfer from Auschwitz to a slave labor camp in Freiberg, Germany. 60 Minutes uncovered the records while reporting on three pregnant women who deceived the Nazis and gave birth while they were prisoners. The mothers and their babies, now 80, all survived the war. | 60 Minutes
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Looksmaxxer's obsession with the "looks package" | 60 Minutes Australia
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In 2016, Newcastle chef Ben Batterham found a burglar, armed and high on drugs, lurking in his baby’s bedroom. He saw red, and pursued the intruder out of his house and down the street. There was a violent struggle as Ben attempted a citizen’s arrest. Moments later the burglar suffered a heart attack and died. Ben Batterham found himself arrested and charged with murder. And in 2019, a jury found Ben not guilty of the 2016 murder and manslaughter of home intruder Richard Slater. Now, Ben Batterh
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The 60 Minutes team explores the world’s largest cave passage. It is a three-day, nearly 6-mile hike through chambers large enough to hold a skyscraper. Scott Pelley says it’s one of the most exciting experiences he’s ever had on 60 Minutes, and that’s really saying something. Sunday. #vietnam #sondoong #cave
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Netanyahu speaks out against Iran | LiveNOW from FOX
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Vice President JD Vance speaks at CPAC Day 1 | LiveNOW from FOX
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After losing in court, President Trump frequently blasts the judge with terms like “lunatic” or “monster.” What often happens next is a barrage of violent threats from his followers against those judges. Last year, 400 federal judges were targets of serious threats, a 78% increase in four years, according to the U.S. Marshals. In a statement to 60 Minutes, the White House said, “As a survivor of two assassination attempts, no one understands the dangers of political violence more than the presid
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To pack years of experience into a single ski season, Olympian Mikaela Shiffrin purposely skipped races when she was younger. Her strategy: racing meant two runs in a day, but practice could mean up to 15. “If I was racing against girls five years older than I was then I needed to get…needed to get five years of experience in one winter of training,” Shiffrin told 60 Minutes in 2014. At the time, she trained every day for up to five hours, including the expected, like weightlifting, and the unex
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Betty Stepp has lived in Anawalt, West Virginia, for all of her 76 years. The area was once a major coal producer, with a school, a theater, and a doctor in town. Today, the only business left is Tom and Donald’s mechanic shop. Stepp says she now drives 45 minutes just to buy milk. Stepp is a retired teacher’s aide living on a fixed income. She says she has cut back on beef, chicken, and vegetables. | 60 Minutes
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“The very same people who today are in the streets, all the young kids that are getting shot and massacred by this regime, are a generation that turns to their parents and tell them, ‘What the hell were you thinking? What was that madness, to think that this Khomeini character is going to be our solution and our path to freedom? And look at where we are now,’” says Iranian opposition leader Reza Pahlavi. Pahlavi has lived in exile since his father, the last shah of Iran, was overthrown in the 19
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More than 50 years after NASA’s last human mission to the moon, four astronauts are getting ready for the 10-day Artemis II mission around the far side of the moon. NASA sees Artemis II as a critical step toward landing astronauts on the lunar surface and using the moon as a gateway for future missions to Mars. The U.S. is in a race with China to get humans back on the moon. 60 Minutes reports, Sunday. | 60 Minutes
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Reza Pahlavi, a leader of the Iranian opposition to the Islamic Republic and the son of the deposed late shah of Iran, sits down with Scott Pelley to discuss this pivotal moment for Iran's leadership, whether regime change is coming, and what happens to Iran’s nuclear program. Editor’s note: This post needed a clarification, and has been updated. 60 Minutes was referring to Iran’s nuclear program in the post, and not nuclear weapons. | 60 Minutes
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What happens to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor now? | 60 Minutes Australia
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“70% of Americans are either obese or overweight, and it’s not because they got indolent or because we became lazy or because we suddenly developed giant appetites,” says U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. “It’s because we’re being given food that is low in nutrition and high in calories, and it’s making – it’s destroying our health.” For the first time, Kennedy’s new dietary guidelines advise against highly processed foods. “We’re seeing in our population people who
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For years, 60 Minutes has been investigating Havana Syndrome, mysterious brain injuries reported by U.S. national security officials. “It was like a dentist drilling on steroids... Pressure and pain started coursing from inside my right ear, down my jaw, down my neck, and into my chest,” Carrie said in 2024. We’re disguising her because she’s a working FBI agent. Days later, she said, her phone battery swelled until it broke the case. She also said she felt like she has early Alzheimer’s, with h
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“This is the mother of all choke points,” says Bob McNally, former White House energy adviser. “Imagine your heart has one artery taking that lifeblood to the rest of your body. And that is what the Strait of Hormuz is.” McNally, who was an energy policy adviser to President George W. Bush during the Iraq War, says he supports President Trump’s goal of defanging the Iranian regime. “I believe that what President Trump is doing in terms of defanging the Iranian regime is principled, courageous, a
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Monarch butterflies spend the winter in the remote mountains of Mexico before emerging and flying north to Canada and the northern United States. Scientists believe monarchs have made this journey for thousands of years, though their numbers have declined. Anderson Cooper reported on this remarkable and mysterious migration last year. He spoke with photographer Court Whelan, who has been photographing monarchs for more than 20 years. Whelan gives 60 Minutes an update on this year’s colony in Mex
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CBS News shelves ‘60 Minutes’ report on El Salvador prison
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In 2022, Lesley Stahl asked then-Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi about his role in the execution of up to 5,000 political dissidents. She asked, “They were hanged or shot by firing squad. I want to ask if you regret that action.” “What kind of proof can you offer for this? These are just allegations and claims made by members of a terrorist group,” Raisi said. “They were assassinating people. And what happened to them was exactly proportionate to what they did.” The U.S. Treasury Department sanc
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Clavicular: "They're all hanging with me, not the feminist jesters" | 60 Minutes Australia
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Return to survivor's most traumatic place | 60 Minutes Australia
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Criminologists James Densley and Jillian Peterson have spent the a decade studying hundreds of mass shootings. They are co-founders of The Violence Prevention Project, a Minnesota-based nonprofit that researches mass violence and pathways to prevention. “These are not young people who are criminal masterminds,” says Densley. “These are crimes that are rooted in despair.” Through interviews with mass shooters and people who knew them, Densley and Peterson say they’ve identified recurring patterns
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Trump clashes with 60 Minutes’ Norah O’Donnell over shooter manifesto
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In October, Dayanne Figueroa, a U.S. citizen, collided with a Border Patrol vehicle on her way to work. The situation escalated: agents drew their guns, pulled her out of the car and arrested her. She said it was an “assault” that left her emotionally scarred. “I have nightmares every single night,” she told correspondent Cecilia Vega. In a statement to 60 Minutes, the assistant secretary of the Department of homeland security tricia mclaughlin said Figueroa used her car to block agents and late
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60 Minutes implies AI was used to exaggerate how devastating hurricane Helene was. Not many people saw this "bonus-clip" after the hit-piece 60 Minutes did on WNC volunteers... Now they're just adding insult to injury... #HurricaneHelene #WNC #Propaganda #AI #Deception
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“I want to make sure your audience understands that we were prepared to fight the fight,” says Reza Pahlavi, an Iranian opposition leader and son of the deposed late shah. “There was too much blood between us and this regime. We were committed to fight regardless of outside intervention. They’re thanking President Trump for actually standing on his word and acting upon his word,” says Pahlavi. | 60 Minutes
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“Over the last 40 years, the United States has been exposed to something that our biology was never intended to handle,” warns former FDA Commissioner David Kessler. “Energy-dense, highly palatable, rapidly absorbable, ultraprocessed foods that have altered our metabolism and have resulted in the greatest increase in chronic disease in our history,” Kessler explains. There is no single official definition of ultraprocessed foods, but they are often packaged, ready-to-eat items lining grocery sto
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Watch the full story from 2012 on the 60 Minutes Australia YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/0ucOjUO_3uQ The criminal defence of provocation can reduce a killer's crime from murder to manslaughter - but does it achieve justice for a victim's loved ones? #60Mins | 60 Minutes Australia
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Criminologists tell 60 Minutes that dismissing school shooters as monsters can undermine prevention. “If you see it that way, there’s really nothing we can do,” says Jillian Peterson, who has spent a decade studying hundreds of mass shootings. She argues this pushes communities toward hardened schools and active-shooter drills as primary solutions, rather than earlier intervention. But, she says, the typical shooter does not appear outwardly monstrous. “We have to start recognizing that the peop
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President Trump says that White farmers in South Africa are victims of a genocide. The South African government disputes that claim. 60 Minutes traveled to South Africa to see for ourselves. @andersoncooper reports, Sunday. | 60 Minutes
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Figure skater Alysa Liu says she didn’t take the 2022 Beijing Olympics seriously. “I wanted to do good programs,” she told 60 Minutes. “But I was like, ‘I made it. This is it... Nothing can affect my mood.’” She finished sixth in Beijing and initially retired soon after at 16. Now she’s back competing for Team USA at the Milan Winter Olympics and won her first gold in the figure skating team event. 60 Minutes sat down with Olympian Alysa Liu last month to talk about the improbable comeback that
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Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says he’s not going to regulate ultraprocessed food, but his goal is to help consumers better understand what they are eating. To Americans living in so-called food deserts with limited access to whole foods or who cannot afford fresh produce, RFK Jr. says: “We are laser-focused on making all of these foods affordable and accessible to every American.” | 60 Minutes
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Rapid Fire with Dr. Peter Attia: Norah O’Donnell asks the longevity physician about buzzy health topics, medical debates, and trending diets. | 60 Minutes
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“Should the police have de-escalated? Absolutely. Could the people have de-escalated? Yes. None of it justifies what happened, but there were off-ramps all along here,” says Sen. Rand Paul. Paul is calling for an independent investigation into the killing of Alex Pretti, who was shot by officers of the Department of Homeland Security. | 60 Minutes
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Utah Gov. Spencer Cox calls for civility and unity in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. He sits down with Scott Pelley, Sunday on 60 Minutes. 60Minutes.com | 60 Minutes
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Safe drinking water in McDowell County, West Virginia, is hard to come by. It can be black or brown from aging pipes and contamination left behind from the coal industry. Families say they rely on bottled water, costing more than $150 a month on top of their water bills. There have been reports of skin rashes and burns. Pastor Brad Davis tells Cecilia Vega that some residents say they haven’t taken a hot shower in six years because fumes from the water make them physically ill. | 60 Minutes
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60 Minutes drove to Kakadu National Park to meet some of Australia’s indigenous people. Kakadu is larger than Connecticut and home to a few hundred people, but around 10,000 crocodiles. Robert Namarnyilk, an indigenous Australian, explained that some of the country’s traditional inhabitants favor commercial hunting of crocodiles, while others who prize them as spiritual emblems prefer to leave them alone. “We’ve been together for a very long time,” says Namarnyilk about saltwater crocodiles. | 6
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To lower the temperature in Minneapolis, Police Chief Brian O’Hara says, President Trump needs to say, “We’re still going to go after the worst of the worst, but we’re not going to be treating American citizens in ways that risk destroying a beautiful American city.” Reporting from Minneapolis, correspondent Cecilia Vega speaks with Chief O’Hara and with Marco Charles, who oversees ICE arrests and deportations nationwide. | 60 Minutes
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Chris Parente, a lawyer for a Chicago woman who was shot by Border Patrol agents in October, showed 60 Minutes video evidence that he says contradicts the Department of Homeland Security’s claim that his client “rammed” the agents. “I don’t see 10 people, and I certainly don’t see anybody…in front of him,” Parente said. | 60 Minutes
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When 60 Minutes first met Atlas in 2021, it was stiff in its movements. Now, it’s been upgraded, with joints that allow it to rotate its arms, torso and head 360 degrees. “We think that’s the way you should build robots,” CEO Robert Playter told 60 Minutes. “Don’t limit yourself to what people can do but actually go beyond.” | 60 Minutes
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“There is no way for any American to know if a product is safe if it is ultraprocessed,” Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. tells 60 Minutes. Sunday, @thebillwhitaker reports on a decades-old loophole that Kennedy says has allowed thousands of ingredients into the U.S. food supply. | 60 Minutes
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President Donald Trump says he does not know whether he was the target of the gunman at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner Saturday night.
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In Minneapolis, state investigators tell 60 Minutes that the federal government is not sharing evidence regarding the killing of Alex Pretti by federal immigration agents. “The federal government appears to be shutting the state investigators out completely. And that’s very unusual and, in fact, unprecedented, in my experience,” says Sam Trepel, a former Civil Rights Division prosecutor. Last week, the Trump administration responded to the criticism. The leader of the Minneapolis operation, Greg
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On the 40th anniversary of the Challenger explosion, 60 Minutes revisits a 1996 interview with engineers who said they tried to stop the launch. The space shuttle broke apart shortly after liftoff, killing all seven crew members, including teacher Christa McAuliffe. | 60 Minutes
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Tucked deep in the Appalachian Mountains of southern West Virginia is McDowell County. Once the nation’s largest coal producer, today it is one of the poorest places in America. One in three McDowell households depends on SNAP benefits to feed their families. “If you would ask, probably, nine out of ten individuals here, they would tell you that they feel very much forgotten,” says Pastor Brad Davis, who leads congregations in McDowell County. | 60 Minutes
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With no formal acting training, Jennifer Lawrence told 60 Minutes in 2018 that she just channels empathy as she acts. She said it comes easily and that she loves getting lost in a role. “That’s the adrenaline rush, that’s the high that I can’t live without,” she said. | 60 Minutes
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In her first television interview, Jeffrey Epstein's ex-girlfriend reveals how the financier played her, and established the blueprint for decades of abuse against girls and women. Watch The Reckoning: Inside the Epstein Files, tonight at 9PM on Channel 9 and around the world on YouTube. | 60 Minutes Australia
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60 Minutes implied in a bonus-cut video, that we used AI to exaggerate the devastation... We didn't need to... I will be posting that clip in deeper context later on tonight... #hurricanehelene #disasterrelief #wnc #wncstrong
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