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Anderson Cooper bids emotional farewell to ’60 Minutes’
Key takeaways
- Add ARY News on Google AAResize American journalist Anderson Cooper signed off from 60 Minutes after 20 years as a correspondent.
- On May 17, Anderson Cooper’s final appearance made its way to the season finale.
- Cooper became emotional during his final on-air sign-off, struggling to hold back tears as he delivered his closing line, “I’m Anderson Cooper,” repeating it three times as is tradition for the show.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize American journalist Anderson Cooper signed off from 60 Minutes after 20 years as a correspondent.
On May 17, Anderson Cooper’s final appearance made its way to the season finale. He announced London’s taxi industry and the rise of autonomous vehicles. CBS later released an extended farewell interview with him.
Cooper became emotional during his final on-air sign-off, struggling to hold back tears as he delivered his closing line, “I’m Anderson Cooper,” repeating it three times as is tradition for the show.
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