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Katie Couric calls out former '60 Minutes' boss, says she was 'gaslit'

Katie Couric accuses CBS of misconduct over high-profile interview rejections and a stolen story

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What happened

Coverage emphasizes Couric’s frustration over what she describes as a pattern of dismissive treatment, with outlets like *Yahoo* and *Entertainment Weekly* framing her claims as a broader critique of CBS’ handling of high-profile assignments. *TV Insider* and *USA Today* highlight her accusation that her story was ‘stolen,’ while *The New York Post* focuses on the Lady Gaga interview rejection as the central dispute. What to watch next: Whether CBS will respond to Couric’s allegations, and if additional former employees or executives come forward with similar claims about workplace practices at *60 Minutes* or CBS News.

Legal or PR fallout could further escalate the controversy.

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Questions people are asking

What specific interviews is Couric referring to?

Katie Couric claims she pitched interviews for Lady Gaga and Hillary Clinton to CBS, which she says were rejected without justification. Later, she alleges, these interviews were pursued by other reporters, including Anderson Cooper on *60 Minutes*.

Has CBS or the former executive responded to her claims?

Coverage does not yet specify whether CBS or the former executive has issued a statement addressing Couric’s accusations.

Is this the first time Couric has spoken out about CBS?

This appears to be a direct public confrontation, though Couric has previously discussed challenges in her career, including her departure from CBS in 2011.

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