Name: CBS高層氣炸！新聞製作人因災難性網路轉變集體離職！ (CBS Boss BURNED As News Producers Quit Over Disastrous Network Shift)
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Under the leadership of Bari Weiss, the CBS Evening News isn't just losing the respect of its audience, and

在 Bari Weiss 的領導下，CBS Evening News 不僅失去了觀眾的尊重，

反身代名詞

They're also losing an increasing number of the former staff of that show who've made the apparent principal decision not to waste their experience and their talent on a program that's no longer committed to journalism, but

許多前節目員工也紛紛離開，他們顯然做了一個重要的決定，不再將自己的經驗和才華浪費在一個不再致力於新聞業，

instead is just committed to delivering regime approved propaganda.

反而只是致力於傳播政權準許的宣傳的節目上。

And we have an example of that, a statement that was sent by a former CBS Evening News producer, Alicia Hastie, to New York Times media reporter Ben Mullen that says this talks about how sad she is to have to move on.

我們有一個例子，一位前 CBS Evening News 製作人 Alicia Hastie，寄給 New York Times 媒體記者 Ben Mullen 一份聲明，說她很難過必須要離開。

But she says there's been a sweeping new vision, prioritizing a break from traditional broadcast norms to embrace what has been described as heterodox journalism.

但她說，有一個全新的願景，優先打破傳統廣播規範，擁抱被形容為 heterodox journalism。

The truth is that commitment to those people and the stories they have to tell is an increase is increasingly becoming impossible.

事實是，對這些人和他們必須講述的故事的承諾，越來越難以實現。

She had been talking about the commitment she had to making sure that people's stories were being told.

她一直在談論她對於確保人們的故事被講述的承諾。

And all that regular people stories may instead be evaluated not just on their journalistic merit, but

而所有這些普通人的故事，可能不再僅僅根據其新聞價值來評估，

on whether they conform to a shifting set of ideological expectations, a dynamic that pressures producers and reporters to self censor or avoid challenging narratives that might trigger backlash or unfavorable headlines.

而是根據它們是否符合不斷變化的意識形態期望，這種動態迫使製作人和記者自我審查，或避免可能引發強烈反彈或不利標題的挑戰性敘事。

Walter Cronkite once said in response to critics, if that is what makes us liberals, so be it.

Walter Cronkite 曾說過，回應批評者時，如果這會讓我們被貼上自由派的標籤，那就隨它去吧。

Just as long as in reporting the news, we adhere to the first ideals of good journalism, that news reports must be fair, accurate and unbiased.

只要在報導新聞時，我們都遵守良好新聞學的最初理想，也就是新聞報導必須公平、準確且不偏不倚。

Cronkite's idea is one of the best I've encountered.

Cronkite 的想法是我遇過最好的之一。

He understands that labels are inevitable, but standards are what matter.

他明白標籤是難免的，但標準才是最重要的。

What defines journalism is not what critics call it, but whether it remains faithful to those principles.

定義新聞學的，不是批評者怎麼稱呼它，而是它是否忠於那些原則。

And finally, I've always taken comfort in the belief that if we hold fast to those first ideals, trust follows.

最後，我一直對這個信念感到安慰：只要我們堅守最初的理想，信任就會隨之而來。

But those ideals cannot stand on their own.

They require vigilance, they require courage.

And unfortunately, it's just not a place where it seems, I guess, even possible anymore on cbs, thanks to Bari Weiss and the way that the network has surrendered to the Trump administration.

令人遺憾的是，這似乎不再是一個可能的地方，我想，在 CBS 已經不可能了，這都要歸功於 Bari Weiss 以及這個電視網向 Trump administration 屈服的方式。

Evidently, the New York Post says as of Tuesday, six of their 20 producers have already accepted buyouts ahead of impending layoffs, because not only are they going to do ideological screening, but

顯然，《New York Post》報導說，截至週二，他們 20 名製作人中已有 6 人在即將到來的裁員前接受了買斷方案，因為他們不僅會進行意識形態篩選，而且

also you don't need as many journalists if you're not going to be doing journalism, so you can just fire a bunch of them, which I'll note they also did at the Washington Post.

而且如果你們不做新聞，就不需要那麼多記者，所以你們可以開除一堆人，我順帶一提，《Washington Post》也這麼做了。

Can you remind me, Tony Is it Docopil couple?

Tony Is it Docopil couple，可以提醒我一下嗎？

So maybe those producers leaving are contributing to why the show is.

所以也許那些離開的製作人，就是節目變成這樣的其中一個原因。

And I saw that as he was getting ready to assume that position since Walter Cronkite was referenced.

我記得在他準備接任那個職位時，有人提到了 Walter Cronkite。

我不記得那句話是什麼了，但是

he said something like, I'm going to be the next Walter Cronkite, or people are going to be stunned by how Cronkite I'm going to be.

他說，我會成為下一個 Walter Cronkite，或者大家會對我有多像 Cronkite 這件事感到驚訝。

And so then he gets on and one of his first broadcasts, and

然後他就開始了，在他第一次播報的時候，

這就是讓我覺得「我受不了了」的地方。

Now you wait before I say that you have the bigger reasons.

現在，在我說這話之前，你還有更重要的原因。

And the behind the scenes, ideologically skewed decisions that Barry Weiss is making, obviously trying to make it more of a MAGA friendly network, which, again, is not the sign of unbiased journalism, which was the essence of Cronkite's message.

還有 Bari Weiss 在幕後做出的意識形態偏差的決定，顯然是想讓它成為一個更親 MAGA 的電視網，這再次說明瞭這不是無偏見新聞的標誌，而這正是 Cronkite 訊息的精髓。

You're always gonna have bad faith actors trying to pull you to their side by calling you an agent of the other side.

你總會遇到惡意的人，試圖透過稱你為對方的代理人來拉攏你。

If you always try to please everyone ideologically, you're going to sacrificing actual journalism.

如果你總是試圖在意識形態上取悅所有人，你就會犧牲真正的 giornalismo。

There's these outlets who got obsessed after Trump won the election with.

有些媒體在川普贏得大選後，就一直糾結於。

With neutrality as opposed to objectivity and making it appear like everything's a both sides issue as opposed to just reporting.

中立性而非客觀性，並讓一切看起來像是兩邊都有道理，而不是單純報導。

Sometimes the facts will bolster one side's argument because they'll align more with the facts, and

有時候事實會支持其中一方的論點，因為它們更符合事實，而且

That's the more substantive part of this.

But the moment where I went, all right, I'm out on Tony already was one of his first broadcasts was him.

但我決定「好了，我不幹了」的那個時刻，Tony 已經在他第一次的播報中，他。

L literally saying, I salute you, Marco Rubio.

字面意思上說，「我向你致敬，Marco Rubio。」

Because it was so crazy that Rubio was getting memed with different photos of him in different outfits.

And he said, this is proof that people in Florida just love Marco Rubio.

His monologue, he said, we salute you, Marco Rubio.

And it was like, what the hell am I watching?

因為 Rubio 被惡搞成各種不同造型的照片，實在太瘋狂了。

That should have been like satiric, a satirical segment on the Daily show that should not have been a serious segment on the CBS Evening News.

他說，這證明瞭佛羅裡達的人們就是愛 Marco Rubio。

他的獨白結束時，他說，我們向你致敬，Marco Rubio。

And by the way, I just want to point out, it isn't just that they're, like, losing their workers and everything.

我當時心想，我到底在看什麼？

As I said, these moves that Barry Weiss is making are not bringing an audience.

就像我說的，Bari Weiss 這些操作並沒辦法吸引觀眾。

They are losing their audience and they're sticking with it, which implies that they are not making these changes because they believe it's going to bring in money.

他們正在流失觀眾，而且還堅持這麼做，這表示他們這麼做並不是因為相信這樣能賺錢。

They're making it for some other reason, and I don't think it's hard to figure out what.

他們是為了其他原因，而我認為這不難猜測是什麼原因。