 Westmoreland charged that the investigators asked biased and slanted questions, selectively edited interviews (for example, giving a two-minute excerpt of a 90-minute interview and portraying that selection as representative), and selectively chose persons to interview supportive of CBS's point of view.He also charged CBS with editing interview tapes dishonestly and taking statements out of context.Westmoreland charged CBS with reckless misstatements of evidence and contended these distortions indicated malice.