Ed Bradley's interview with former White House aide Kathleen Willey has
propelled "60 Minutes" to what will probably be its highest rating in three
years. Metered market results released Monday by Nielsen show the newscast
garnering roughly a 19.2 rating, 29 share -- the show's highest overnights
since Nov. 13, 1994. Variety reports that "60 Minutes" producer Don Hewitt is
after President Clinton to appear on next weekend's show in a rebuttal to
Willey's appearance.Willey Sells for '60 Minutes'
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Ed Bradley's interview with former White House aide Kathleen Willey has
propelled "60 Minutes" to what will probably be its highest rating in three
years. Metered market results released Monday by Nielsen show the newscast
garnering roughly a 19.2 rating, 29 share -- the show's highest overnights
since Nov. 13, 1994. Variety reports that "60 Minutes" producer Don Hewitt is
after President Clinton to appear on next weekend's show in a rebuttal to
Willey's appearance.