Scott Pelley crying about “losing journalistic independence” is straight-up hilarious. https://t.co/W2bPs4Leg1
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In tonight's last minute, a note on Bill Owens, who until this past week was executive producer of 60 Minutes. He was our boss. Bill was with CBS News nearly 40 years, 26 years at 60 Min utes. He covered the world, covered combat, the White House. His was a quest to open minds, not close them. If you've ever worked hard for a boss because you admired him, then you understand what we've enjoyed here. Bill resigned Tuesday. It was hard on him and hard on us. But he did it for us and you. Stories we pursued for 57 years are often controversial. Lately, the Israel-Gaza war and the Trump administration. Bill made sure they were accurate and fair. He was tough that way. But our parent company, Paramount, is trying to complete a merger. The Trump administration must approve it. Paramount began to supervise our content in new ways. None of our stories has been blocked, but Bill felt he lost the independence that honest journalism requires. No one here is happy about it. But in resigning, Bill proved one thing. He was the right person to lead 60 Minutes all along. Amen.
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Bu fotoğrafta, ünlü Amerikalı haber sunucusu Charles K. Barkley'in (veya benzeri bir sunucunun) "60 Minutes" programında konuştuğu bir an görülüyor. Adam ciddi bir yüz ifadesiyle konuşurken, üzerinde "In tonight's last" (Bu akşamın sonuncusunda) yazan bir altyazı bulunuyor.
**Espri Şudur:**
Görseldeki espri, altyazının yarım kalması ve sanki sunucu bir şey anlatıyormuş gibi görünüp aslında hiçbir şey söylemiyormuş gibi durmasıdır. "Bu akşamın sonuncusunda..." diyerek cümleyi yarıda kesmesi, izleyicide "Sonuncusunda ne var?" merakı uyandırıyor ama cevap verilmediği için ortaya komik bir boşluk çıkıyor. Ayrıca sunucunun aşırı ciddi ve dramatik ifadesi, bu kadar basit ve yarım yamalak bir cümleyle birleşince durum komikleşiyor.