AceShowbiz - Steve Kroft is widely recognized for his distinguished career as a correspondent on 60 Minutes, where he earned numerous prestigious accolades including multiple Emmys, Peabody Awards, and a Lifetime Achievement Award. Despite his success, when asked by Bill O'Reilly whether he would choose to relive his career, Kroft admitted he probably wouldn’t.

In a recent interview, Kroft shared candid insights about the challenges he faced during his tenure. He described his experience working on the iconic news program as difficult due to its highly competitive environment and relentless news cycle. This intense atmosphere contributed to feelings of frustration, leading him to say he “hated” that aspect of the job.

Kroft’s career highlights include frontline reporting on major global events such as the Gulf War and the Chernobyl disaster, as well as conducting 17 interviews with former President Barack Obama. He also led a pivotal 1992 interview featuring both Hillary and Bill Clinton, which remains a notable moment in television journalism.

Despite the accolades and his significant contributions to broadcast journalism, Kroft’s reflections reveal the personal toll taken by the demanding nature of working for a flagship news program like 60 Minutes. His honesty offers a rare glimpse behind the scenes of a highly respected but fiercely competitive newsroom.