"CBS did not actually do anything wrong here. CBS engaged in standard television news editing practices," Brian Stelter tells @IAmAmnaNawaz. "But its parent company paid the price anyway, with some people likening this to a ransom or even a bribe."

@brianstelter @IAmAmnaNawaz As always @NewsHour is the gold standard.

@brianstelter @IAmAmnaNawaz Avoiding discovery is expensive.

@brianstelter @IAmAmnaNawaz You CHANGED Kamala’s dumb answer to defraud and deceive the public. For this you need to pay punitive damages or you will never learn. This was not “standard television editing”

@brianstelter @IAmAmnaNawaz When you CHANGE ANSWERS of a Presidential nominee, that's a big freaking issue ffs! DEFUND PBS FGS!

@brianstelter @IAmAmnaNawaz You have to be kidding me. This is your defense - for the indefensible? They clearly altered the interview to create a different narrative. And since when is Brian Stelter, a bleeing heart liberal, an expert on media stories and editing? Insanity.

@brianstelter @IAmAmnaNawaz Coming to your comrades defense, eh?

@brianstelter @IAmAmnaNawaz Nice try biased and irrelevant PBS trying to spin this.

@brianstelter @IAmAmnaNawaz They did not engage in standard editing practices. They created responses for her.

@brianstelter @IAmAmnaNawaz Imagine Barack Obama getting 16 millions from Fox News because he didn’t like what they said.

@brianstelter @IAmAmnaNawaz They lied. Lost integrity. More valuable than the money. Hopefully the have learned, but doubt it