Anderson Cooper Bids Farewell to 60 Minutes, Praises Show's Journalistic Independence
By
Emily Zemler
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Summary
Anderson Cooper bid an emotional farewell to 60 Minutes after two decades with the CBS newsmagazine. During his final sign-off, he highlighted the show's journalistic independence and reflected on the privilege of stepping into others' shoes through his reporting. His departure marks the end of a significant chapter for both Cooper and the long-running program.
Key quotes
· 3 pulled60 Minutes has always been a place, at least for me, that you get to step into somebody else's shoes.
You get to see things through their eyes and see what their struggles are and what they are facing and you learn from that.
I grew up
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