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The basics of the hit piece, and there is not other word for it, was the State of Florida handing off public Wuhan Flu inoculations to the supermarket chain, Publix. 60 Minutes Propagandist, and there is no other term for what she is, Sharyn Alfonsi, selectively edited the interview to put Governor DeSantis in the worst light possible, essentially accusing him of taking bribes from Publix. The problem was that it was a flat out lie and 60 minutes knew it. Here are some of the details from CNN<\/b><\/a>:<\/p>\n On Sunday night, as part of a broader piece about the vaccination efforts in Florida<\/a>, “60 Minutes” correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi noted that Publix, a grocery store that had partnered with the state to distribute vaccines, had also donated $100,000 to Gov. Ron DeSantis’ 2022 reelection campaign<\/a>. <\/b><\/p>\n It was a passing mention, without any other facts or context to back it up. Just that Publix was working with the state to administer vaccines and that the company’s PAC had made this donation to the governor. <\/b><\/p>\n The insinuation here, however, was pretty clear. Publix got this state contract\u00a0<\/b>because<\/b><\/em> of the donation. Pay to play. Favoritism. All that good stuff. <\/b><\/p>\n There was just a teensy little problem with that insinuation by 60 Minutes. It wasn\u2019t true. Further, once people found out about the plans by 60 Minutes, they wanted to speak to them, on the record, and it crossed party lines.<\/p>\n The problem is that, in the wake of the “60 Minutes” report, multiple Democratic elected officials have come out to debunk the tie between the donation and Publix distributing the vaccine.\u00a0 <\/b><\/p>\n Palm Beach County Mayor Dave Kerner, a Democrat, said that the news program had run “intentionally false” information because, he insisted, the producers knew that the county, not the governor, had been the one to request the Publix partnership. <\/b><\/p>\n 60 minutes really put their foot in it, right up to the hip. They have been caught, once again, manufacturing news. In the past, when they rigged an interview to make it look like their target was some sort of criminal, their victim rarely fought back, or had the means to. However, this normal mode of operation fell apart in January, 2017, when the Greatest President of the 21st<\/sup> Century, Donald Trump took office. He did something that the media had never experienced before. He hit back and a lot harder. Governor DeSantis has taken that lesson to heart and has landed on 60 minutes like a nuke.<\/p>\n The report — and the backlash — amount to a massive gift to DeSantis as he looks to his reelection race next year and, he hopes, a 2024 run for the Republican presidential nomination. <\/b><\/p>\n The mainstream media trying to suggest he was involved in a pay-for-play scheme involving the Covid-19 vaccine? With Democrats on the record saying not only that “60 Minutes” got it wrong but did so purposely? Manna from heaven for DeSantis, who has already benefited greatly from his laissez-faire approach to the pandemic in his state — placing second behind only former President Donald Trump in a 2024 straw poll conducted at the Conservative Political Action Conference earlier this year<\/a>.\u00a0<\/b><\/p>\n Unlike South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem, Governor DeSantis has managed not to shoot himself in the foot politically. (Hopefully, Noem can correct her error. She would make a fine VP down the road with the potential to be a good president) Governor DeSantis could be the successor that President Trump is looking for. (I don\u2019t see President Trump running again in 2024. I will support him if he does and I can see him selecting Governor DeSantis as his VP. No more Pence thank you) As for CBS and 60 Minutes? They are doubling down on stupid. In an article on Fox News<\/b><\/a>:<\/p>\n CBS\u00a0faced\u00a0a new round of backlash Tuesday after it issued a second\u00a0statement standing by its widely panned “60 Minutes” report that accused Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis of engaging in a\u00a0“pay-for-play” scheme involving\u00a0grocery store chain Publix.\u00a0 <\/b><\/p>\n “When Florida state data revealed people of color were vaccinated at a much lower rate than\u00a0their\u00a0wealthier\u00a0neighbors, \u201860 Minutes\u2019 reported the facts surrounding the vaccine\u2019s rollout, which is controlled by the governor,” a CBS News spokesperson told Fox News.\u00a0“We requested and conducted interviews with dozens of sources and authorities involved.\u00a0We requested an interview with Gov. Ron DeSantis, he declined; we spoke to State Emergency Management Director Jared Moskowitz twice, but he declined to be interviewed on camera for our story until well after our deadline.\u00a0The idea we ignored their perspective is untrue.<\/b><\/p>\n \u201cPeople of color?\u201d I see that you are living down to the Progressive Standard that people are to be judged solely on their skin color.<\/p>\n “Counter to his statement yesterday, we also\u00a0spoke on the record with Palm Beach County Mayor David Kerner. For over 50 years, the facts reported by 60 MINUTES have often stirred debate and prompted strong reactions,” the\u00a0spokesperson continued.\u00a0“Our story Sunday night speaks for itself.”<\/b><\/p>\n Correct, it does speak for itself. It is telling people that 60 minutes and CBS are nothing more then propaganda organs for the Progressive Liberal Democratic CommuNazi party and that they will do whatever it takes to stop anyone who puts America and Americans first.<\/p>\n When asked why a defense of the pay-for-play allegations raised by\u00a0the “60 Minutes” report wasn\u2019t in the statement, a CBS News spokesperson told Fox News the program simply repeated claims already\u00a0made in\u00a0Florida newspapers and declined additional comment.<\/b><\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n