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Scott Pelley is the author of Truth Worth Telling and a 60 Minutes correspondent. He anchored the CBS Evening News from 2011 to 2017.

New York, NY
Joined May 2011

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  1. 4 May 2021

    Launching the paperback of TWT today! I’m grateful for the 4.6 rating from Amazon reviewers. The hardback hit Amazon’s top 10 on the history/memoir list. There’s no Democracy without journalism!

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  2. 1 Dec 2019

    Big smile contest with my Nephew Freddy.

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  3. 26 Nov 2019

    I heard knocking outside my office. Boy these guys are lucky it’s not Thanksgiving yet! Right this way to the kitchen!

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  4. 25 Nov 2019

    So grateful for the new reviews of Truth Worth Telling including the recommendation, “You owe it to yourself as a citizen of this country.” I’m honored.

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  5. 15 Nov 2019

    Thanks to my friends at Cordillera Ranch in the Texas Hill Country. I’m grateful for such an enthusiastic reception for my book, Truth Worth Telling. It’s theme, Values Matter, really resonates in a place like this.

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  6. 11 Nov 2019

    I’m grateful to our great CBS station KOTV in Tulsa for a warm reception and an opportunity to meet the great journalists in its newsroom. KOTV is an example of how public service reporting helps build great cities. Thanks to Brian Dorman for insightful questions.

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  7. 8 Nov 2019

    Great newsrooms have great leadership including News Director Allison McGinley and WKMG General Manager Jeff Hoffman.

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  8. 8 Nov 2019

    I am so grateful to WKMG, our powerhouse CBS station in Orlando, for the opportunity to have a conversation with a newsroom full of dedicated journalists. WKMG’s commitment to public service is a beacon for others to follow. Lucky Orlando! Lucky CBS!

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  9. 3 Nov 2019

    Thank you to the University of Central Florida for the opportunity to lecture to America’s next generation of journalists. There is no Democracy without journalism. After meeting these students, I know we’re in good hands.

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  10. 11 Sep 2019

    I met my hero, war correspondent, Ernie Pyle, at Indiana University. I was there to help open the new Arnolt Center for Investigative Reporting. If you’re studying journalism, check out Pyle’s “The Death of Captain Waskow.” It’s all you need to know about combat reporting.

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  11. 11 Sep 2019

    Hats off (literally) to the choir that sang the national anthem so beautifully this morning at Indianapolis International Airport. And to the police and firefighters color guard. Those of us who were at the World Trade Center that day are deeply grateful.

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  12. 11 Sep 2019

    Remember those we lost on this day 18 years ago. May God bless our beloved America.

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  13. 29 Aug 2019

    Wonderful trip to China with daughter Blair. We’re shooting a story for 60 Minutes on Panda conservation. You’ll be amazed! And, yes, they are as adorable as you imagine. 🐼

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  14. 19 Aug 2019

    Happy anniversary, love of my life.

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  15. 18 Jul 2019

    Nearly all the customer reviews for Truth Worth Telling are 5 star. But I just got a 3 star from a guy who said I wrote too much about my family. Sorry, pal, that’s probably the last thing I would change. ❤️

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  16. 17 Jul 2019

    ...Justice Stevens ruled that he did. Case closed.

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  17. 17 Jul 2019

    I went to Wrigley Field with John Paul Stevens because it was here, as a boy, that he witnessed Babe Ruth’s famous “called shot” in Game 3 of the 1932 World Series. People have argued whether Ruth actually pointed to center field before he drilled a homer there...

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  18. 17 Jul 2019

    John Paul Stevens reminds me of my 2004 interview with Justice Sandra Day O’Connor. This was among the first, if not the first, television interviews with a supreme court justice. She got mad when I asked about retirement. Maybe that’s why she stayed on til 2006. A great mind.

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  19. 17 Jul 2019

    ...and on the justice’s plate, a bologna sandwich still in its baggie. His wife made the same sandwich for him every day. Reasonable people may disagree about JPS’s opinions, but he was a thoroughly principled man with a genius for the law—the kind of competence so rare today.

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  20. 17 Jul 2019

    I learned just about everything you should know about Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens over lunch in his chambers. A waiter wheeled in a cart draped in a white tablecloth with two silver domes over our plates. The covers were lifted to reveal the salad I ordered...

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