Luke Russert and Josh Turek: There Is a Vast Rightwing Conspiracy
The article discusses the alleged rightwing conspiracy in media following Scott Pelley's firing from CBS News. It highlights the political landscape in Iowa with Josh Turek's candidacy and the challenges facing the Democratic party. Additionally, it touches on various political issues including the situation with Iran and the upcoming NBA finals.
- ▪Scott Pelley claimed CBS News management instructed him to include false information in his stories.
- ▪Josh Turek is the newly minted Democratic Senate nominee in Iowa, focusing on prairie populism.
- ▪The article mentions the lack of a ceasefire with Iran and California's political races.
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| Canonical URL | https://www.thebulwark.com/p/luke-russert-and-josh-turek-there |
| Publication time | Wed, 03 Jun 2026 20:13:07 GMT |
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Playback speed×Share postShare post at current timeShare from 0:000:00/Preview3Luke Russert and Josh Turek: There Is a Vast Rightwing ConspiracyTim Miller and Josh TurekJun 03, 2026∙ Paid3ShareAfter "60 Minutes" veteran Scott Pelley was fired, he said that the new management at CBS News had instructed him to put false information in his political stories. Coupled with the decimation at The Washington Post, it feels like there is a vast rightwing conspiracy to take over the media. Plus, the much-promised ceasefire with Iran is nowhere in sight, Megyn Kelly feels duped by Trump, California's marquee races look like they'll be Dem v. MAGA, and Steve King gets revenge.
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