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Founding Partner and Senior Correspondent at Puck. Author of In The Room and host of The Grill Room. Reach me at dylan@puck.news.
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Bari Weiss Derangement Syndrome

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By Dylan Byers Verified
| The Grill Room
On Sunday morning, as CBS News foreign editor Shayndi Raice’s Israel-Palestine death-toll micro-drama was subsiding and network correspondent Jan Crawford’s now-deleted anti–Abdul El Sayed tweet was about to take flight, The New Yorker published a brief contribution to the inexhaustible Bari Weiss canon: a piece of criticism titled, uninspiringly, The Bari Weiss Effect on “60 Minutes.” And why the hell not?
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What CBS News’s October 7 Coverage Says About Bari Weiss

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By Dylan Byers Verified
| The Grill Room
This week, in the wake of two network reports about the Israel-Gaza conflict pegged to the anniversary of Hamas’s attacks on October 7, CBS News once again found itself beset by familiar internal tensions. Lesley Stahl, the 60 Minutes correspondent, was reportedly miffed by Bari Weiss’s edits on a package about extremist Israeli settlers in the West Bank. Meanwhile, correspondent Holly Williams was asked to omit the death toll in Gaza from her package on the war for the Evening News.
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ABC’s Don Jr. Math Problem

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By Dylan Byers Verified
| The Grill Room
Last week, Palmer Luckey, the brash defense-tech entrepreneur and Trump Pentagon darling, went on a minor jihad against ABC News for erroneously crediting the investment firm 1789 Capital with a $2.5 billion investment in his A.I. defense firm, Anduril. In fact, 1789, where Donald Trump Jr. is a partner, had invested only $50 million—accounting for less than a single percent stake in the company.
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