Trump Accuses '60 Minutes' of Hatred, Releases Interview Segment

President Donald Trump continued his tirade against “60 Minutes” correspondent Lesley Stahl on Thursday, accusing CBS of “bias, hatred and rudeness” and releasing video of the sometimes-heated interview.

Trump tweeted a link to about 37 minutes of the interview after CBS earlier Thursday released segments that it said occurred right before the president abruptly ended the discussion.

In the video, Stahl asks the president about his political rallies, noting the size of the gatherings and the presence of people not wearing face masks to keep from spreading coronavirus.

“You’re so negative,” Trump said. “You just come in here with this negative attitude.”

The CBS clip started with a question about what he would do if re-elected, and included Stahl challenging Trump on his answers.

The clip showed Stahl and Trump sparring over the president’s claim that he created “the greatest economy in the history of our country” and the longtime television host questioning Trump’s claim that China is the biggest foreign adversary of the U.S.