White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller calls for "60 Minutes" producers to be fired over shelved Trump deportation segment, calling it a "pathetic hatchet job."

The broadcaster said Sunday that the segment would be aired at a future date, a move that drew criticism from the correspondent behind the reporting.

The 60 Minutes correspondent who worked on the segment alleged in an internal email that pulling it from airing was “not an editorial decision, it is a political one."

White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller on Tuesday urged CBS News to fire the producers of “60 Minutes” for launching a “revolt” against Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss, who recently pulled a

NEW YORK, Dec 22 (Reuters) - A "60 Minutes" report on a Salvadoran mega-prison housing U.S.-deported migrants spread online on Monday, a day after CBS News pulled the segment before its scheduled Sunday broadcast, saying it needed more reporting.

Maury Povich says he's keeping an open mind about the major changes happening at CBS – even if his wife Connie Chung might not agree.

Miller got worked up over what he called a staff "revolt" at CBS over the dropping of a "60 Minutes" segment that was critical of the Trump administration.

In a memo sent to CBS staff and signed by Bari Weiss, CBS News president Tom Cibrowski, and editors Charles Forelle and Adam Rubenstein, the editor-in-chief called on her journalists to “win back” the trust of the American people.