The correspondent who sent the original email was Jan Crawford, CBS News’ national and legal correspondent based in Washington, DC, Semafor reported.

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Dokoupil’s every move has been scrutinized after he was installed by the new MAGA-curious CBS News boss, Bari Weiss. He received even more heat after he criticized the legendary CBS News anchor Walter Cronkite and promised to tell the stories that millions of Americans crave but the mainstream media has historically “missed.”

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