Ahead of their upcoming interview with President Donald Trump, the CBS network has been accused by a prominent journalist of 'tossing their independence.'

Media commentators have tied much of Dokoupil's on-air messaging back to his boss, Bari Weiss, a right-leaning opinion journalist who took over CBS in October and has invested heavily in a new-look "Evening News" as part of her vision for a reinvented CBS, according to the New York Times.

The MAGA-coded host’s hopes of making a strong first impression on CBS News’ flagship evening broadcast on Jan. 5 were quickly dashed when he struggled to read from the teleprompter and had no idea which segment he was meant to be presenting.

While linear TV has been struggling with cord cutting and the rise of streaming, CBS remains a steady presence due to its collection of procedurals. Audiences are tuning in for the hard-hitting action of Tracker,

CBS News’s Evening News host Tony Dokoupil announced changes to the network’s nightly news show in the new year, shortly after Bari Weiss took over as editor-in-chief. “On too many stories, the press has missed the story,

CBS says Gayle King has 'very long future' at the network as she lunches with boss Bari Weiss. Amid a hurricane of speculation about Gayle King’s future at CBS, Page Six has learned that the “CBS Mornings” co-host had a “low key lunch” with the network’s swashbuckling new news chief Bari Weiss.

The news host will remain at the network, but will work significantly fewer hours for less pay, according to insiders.

Gary Danielson’s 20-year run at CBS — and his 36-year one as a legendary college football announcer — ended with a bit of a hiccup.

David Letterman called CBS News a "wreck" during a podcast on Friday and slammed the network's leaders as "idiots," who have eviscerated the integrity at the network.