60 minutes tobacco scandal February 4, 1996: The cigarette whistleblower Smoke in the Eye

Soon every news outlet in America will be calling you. Bergman had begun to corroborate Wigands story from the taped interview he had made

A move back to Louisville with Wigand in an important position in that industry would probably impress Lucretias father and might draw the family closer together

It took a little time for Hewitt and me to patch it up, and it is utterly patched up

In the end, The Wall Street Journal beat 60 Minutes to the story, and CBS News was accused by The New York Times of betraying the legacy of one of its best-known journalists, Edward R

I did the old call him at midnight maneuver

Did you know that even Thomas Sandefur was once arrested and pleaded guilty on a D.W.I.? Wigand did not tell Bergman about the episode, but Bergman sensed that something was very wrong