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CBS's decades-old good reputation and ratings have dwindled since its once powerful and respected [[CBS News]] organization aired the ''CBS Evening News'' with respected [[anchor]] [[Walter Cronkite]].  The network's notorious fiasco concerning its news employees' forging of [[George W. Bush]]'s [[National Guard]] service records during the [[United States presidential election, 2004|2004 presidential election campaign]], which led to the retirement of Cronkite's replacement as anchor [[Dan Rather]], tarnished CBS's image.  In [[politics]], CBS's [[liberal]] tendencies are evidenced by its news reporters' and show hosts' barely concealed [[bias]]es in favor of [[Barack Obama]] and his policies and against [[conservative]]s and [[Republican]]s.  CBS continued to air the highly offensive ''Late Show with [[David Letterman]]'', even after Letterman contrived a joke that made fun of the fictional [[statutory rape]] of [[United States presidential election, 2008|2008 vice-presidential candidate]] [[Sarah Palin]]'s 14-year-old daughter, up until Letterman announced his retirement and stepped down from ''The Late Show'' in May 2015, after which former ''Colbert Report'' host [[Stephen Colbert]] took over as host that September and has proven to be every bit as controversial and unfunny as his predecessor.
 
CBS's decades-old good reputation and ratings have dwindled since its once powerful and respected [[CBS News]] organization aired the ''CBS Evening News'' with respected [[anchor]] [[Walter Cronkite]].  The network's notorious fiasco concerning its news employees' forging of [[George W. Bush]]'s [[National Guard]] service records during the [[United States presidential election, 2004|2004 presidential election campaign]], which led to the retirement of Cronkite's replacement as anchor [[Dan Rather]], tarnished CBS's image.  In [[politics]], CBS's [[liberal]] tendencies are evidenced by its news reporters' and show hosts' barely concealed [[bias]]es in favor of [[Barack Obama]] and his policies and against [[conservative]]s and [[Republican]]s.  CBS continued to air the highly offensive ''Late Show with [[David Letterman]]'', even after Letterman contrived a joke that made fun of the fictional [[statutory rape]] of [[United States presidential election, 2008|2008 vice-presidential candidate]] [[Sarah Palin]]'s 14-year-old daughter, up until Letterman announced his retirement and stepped down from ''The Late Show'' in May 2015, after which former ''Colbert Report'' host [[Stephen Colbert]] took over as host that September and has proven to be every bit as controversial and unfunny as his predecessor.
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CBS's former billboard company, CBS Outdoor (spun off in 2014 as Outfront Media), is the largest in the USA, with $1.5 billion in annual revenues as of 2018, and it exercised [[censorship]] of messages that contradict its political bias while under CBS ownership.  In 2009, [[WorldNetDaily]] founder [[Joseph Farah]] was not allowed to place the message "[[Obama birth certificate controversy|Where's The Birth Certificate?]]" on CBS-owned signage.<ref>[http://worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=100022 Cover-up: CBS bans eligibility billboards] WND.com, June 03, 2009</ref>  In response, Farah said CBS is undeserving of [[First Amendment]] protections.
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CBS's former billboard company, CBS Outdoor (spun off in 2014 as Outfront Media), is the largest in the US, with $1.5 billion in annual revenues as of 2018, and it exercised [[censorship]] of messages that contradict its political bias while under CBS ownership.  In 2009, [[WorldNetDaily]] founder [[Joseph Farah]] was not allowed to place the message "[[Obama birth certificate controversy|Where's The Birth Certificate?]]" on CBS-owned signage.<ref>[http://worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=100022 Cover-up: CBS bans eligibility billboards] WND.com, June 03, 2009</ref>  In response, Farah said CBS is undeserving of [[First Amendment]] protections.
    
==See also==
 
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*[https://youtu.be/tB9OcqJKXF4 Who put the BS on CBS]
 
*[https://youtu.be/tB9OcqJKXF4 Who put the BS on CBS]
  
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