“60 Minutes”<\/a>\u00a0faced yet another round of backlash after airing a segment Sunday that appeared to use viewer mail to justify the previous week’s\u00a0botched report<\/a>\u00a0on\u00a0Florida<\/a>\u00a0Republican Gov.\u00a0Ron DeSantis<\/a>.<\/p>\n Correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi closed the broadcast by presenting “mail” the show received in response to the segment, which aired April 4.<\/p>\n “Viewers focused on an exchange with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis at a press conference. Some viewers, including a retired newsman, applauded the story,” said Alfonsi, who did not\u00a0identi\u00a0which\u00a0“retired newsman” praised the reporting.<\/p>\n She then read a letter from Nick Boryack of Florida, who wrote: “Ron DeSantis will continue to deny, refute … call your reporting a witch hunt … I can only hope … that you continue to investigate and expose the truth.<\/p>\n Alfonsi then\u00a0acknowledged that “many more comments condemned our editing and reporting,” citing two letters condemning the “shameful biased reporting.”<\/p>\n