Cable news most trusted in new opinion survey

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A new "60 Minutes"/ Vanity Fair poll finds CNN and Fox News to be "more trustworthy" than a couple of major newspapers and the news divisions at the broadcast networks.

Thirty-two percent of those polled picked CNN as the most trustworthy news source, with 29 percent choosing Fox. Breaking down the numbers along party lines, it seems that half of those who identify as Republicans chose Fox, while 46 percent of Democrats went with CNN. The broadcast networks were described as "most trustworthy" by just 13 percent of respondents, followed by the New York Times (8 percent), the Wall Street Journal (4 percent), and Comedy Central's "The Daily Show" (4 percent).


Cable news most trusted in new opinion survey