Cue the Drye tears

This past Sunday’s 60 Minutes segment promoting German censorship as a model of good governance was easily the worst of this particular show. However, its segment on the Trump treatment of USAID shows 60 Minutes in its partisan propaganda mode. John Nolte’s Breitbart column lays out the propagandistic deceptions of the segment in “Disgraced ’60 Minutes’ Misleads Viewers on USAID Staff Reductions” (links omitted). Here is the segment.

Nolte writes:

The entire angle of the 60 Minutes clip below is a laughable attempt to turn public opinion against Trump and DOGE because those poor bureaucrats at USAID lost their oh-so-vital jobs.

Except.

Poor Kristina Drye and poor Adam Dubard are not USAID employees.

Granted, 60 Minutes doesn’t identify them as USAID employees, but there is no question the interview is rigged to make it sound as if they were. And nowhere in that clip or in the CBS News write-up are we told who they really are.

Drye was a USAID contractor who wrote speeches for Samantha Power, who was appointed to run USAID by the Biden administration.

Oh, and here is video from last week of Drye admitting that when DOGE entered the agency, she removed books that she “felt would be incriminating.”

Here is the Drye video Nolte embeds with his column.

Here are the two Drye videos side by side.

Nolte continues with Adam Dubard’s sad story (not).

The United States would be better off if CBS News did not exist.

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