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The president’s interview, which aired on Sunday night, comes at a moment when CBS News’ credibility is under strain.

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"Instead of reinforcing these priorities, parts of the scientific ecosystem -- researchers, advisors, and institutions -- are lending credibility to a costly spectacle that will do little to address the sources of the crisis," they said.

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Wedbush’s Scott Devitt also honed in on a “positive narrative shift,” while commenting that Amazon’s executive team appears to have won more credibility.

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Wedbush’s Scott Devitt also honed in on a “positive narrative shift,” while commenting that Amazon’s executive team appears to have won more credibility.

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"At a time of crisis in countries ranging from Afghanistan to Venezuela to Sudan and beyond, concentrating the vast majority of admissions on one group undermines the program's purpose as well as its credibility."

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