CBS's '60 Minutes' responded to allegations from former President Donald Trump that the show engaged in 'deceitful editing' of an interview with Vice President Kamala Harris by denying the claims. The controversy arose after two different responses by Harris to the same question about Israel were aired on '60 Minutes' and 'Face the Nation,' with CBS explaining the edits were for clarity and time constraints. Critics have demanded transparency, urging CBS to release the full interview, which has not been done yet. CBS defended its editing practices, stating the excerpt used on '60 Minutes' was more succinct to accommodate other topics in the segment. The network also extended an open invitation to Trump for an interview, which he has not accepted. Trump's accusations have led to broader discussions about media ethics and editing practices in political interviews.