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CBS News's '60 Minutes' Season Premiere Ratings Decline Under New Leadership

'60 Minutes' on CBS News saw a significant drop in viewership for its season premiere, attracting about 7.94 million viewers, down over 20% from the previous year. The decline occurred under new leadership, with Bari Weiss as Editor-in-Chief and Nick Bilton as executive producer, following a series of staff changes and restructuring within the program.

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'60 Minutes' on CBS News saw a significant drop in viewership for its season premiere, attracting about 7.94 million viewers, down over 20% from the previous year. The decline occurred under new leadership, with Bari Weiss as Editor-in-Chief and Nick Bilton as executive producer, following a series of staff changes and restructuring within the program.

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’60 Minutes’ suffers season debut ratings slump under new CBS leadership

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CBS News's '60 Minutes' Season Premiere Ratings Decline Under New Leadership