Former “Face the Nation” anchor and CBS contributor Bob Schieffer reacted Wednesday on CBS’s “This Morning” to the midterm election results. Schieffer said the results show him that the United States “is more deeply divided” now than it was following
Tuesday on CBS “This Morning,” former “Face the Nation” anchor Bob Schieffer commented on what the day’s midterm election results will mean. According to Schieffer, the midterm results are a “referendum on us” more so than it is about President
Sunday on CNN’s “Reliable Sources,” former CBS’s “Face the Nation” anchor Bob Schieffer argued President Donald Trump’s attacks on the media were “undermining” American democracy. He said that although he had been attacked and that he did not pay much
Friday on MSNBC’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports,” former CBS’s “Face the Nation” moderator Bob Schieffer said President Donald Trump’s criticisms of the media were “very dangerous,” and reminded him of former President Richard Nixon. When asked about the president’s attempts demonize
Sunday on CNN’s “Reliable Sources,” long-time CBS News personality Bob Schieffer reacted to President Donald Trump’s speech in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, praising him for sounding “presidential” while calling for Muslim countries to unite in combating terrorism.
Friday on “CBS This Morning,” long-time CBS News personality Bob Schieffer reacted President Donald Trump’s decision to fire FBI Director James Comey earlier this week. While many have made comparisons to Trump’s handling of Comey to Watergate, Schieffer said he saw
Sunday following the second presidential debate on CBS, long-time network reporter and anchor Bob Schieffer lamented the circumstances surrounding the debate and in particular the appearance of victims of former President Bill Clinton’s alleged sexual assault — Juanita Broaddrick, Kathleen
Sunday on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” while discussing the lewd comments Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump made while being recorded in 2005 on a hot microphone, retired network reporter and anchor Bob Schieffer said he was “not sure” the GOP will survive. Schieffer
Wednesday on “CBS This Morning,” former “Face the Nation” host Bob Schieffer speculated on what could happen at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland this summer if GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump doesn’t secure a majority of the delegates at
Wednesday on “CBS This Morning,” Bob Schieffer, the moderator of the network’s Sunday morning program “Face the Nation,” observed the so-called Republican Party establishment was struggling to come to grips with the possibility Donald Trump or Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX),
Friday on “CBS This Morning,” former host of the network’s Sunday program “Face The Nation” Bob Schieffer weighed in on the 2016 Republican presidential primary contest. Schieffer said at this point in the contest, a split within the GOP was
Sunday on Fox News Channel’s “Media Buzz,” retiring host of CBS’s “Face the Nation” Bob Schieffer said “maybe” the mainstream media was “not skeptical enough” about then-Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) when he ran for president in 2008. When host Howard
Bob Schieffer won’t see you next Sunday when CBS’ “Face the Nation” airs with a new lineup of politicians and pundits.
It was announced over the weekend that on June 7 John Dickerson will replace Bob Schieffer as the host of CBS News’ “Face the Nation.” CBS News president David Rhodes — whose brother Ben is a top Obama official most famous for editing the truth out of the infamous Benghazi talking points — said of Dickerson, “John is first and foremost a reporter — and that’s what he’ll be as anchor of ‘Face the Nation.'”
CBS News political director John Dickerson will replace the retiring Bob Schieffer as moderator of “Face the Nation.”
According to a report on CBSnews.com, veteran journalist and longtime CBS Face the Nation moderator Bob Schieffer is calling it quits.
Sunday on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” host Bob Schieffer said while there has been “hard to take insults” from both sides he questions the Obama administration’s “snarky skepticism” of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu walking back his Election Day statement
Bob Schieffer could barely contain his outrage at Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) for daring to warn the Iranian leadership that any nuclear deal would have to be ratified by the Senate, under the U.S. Constitution, to be binding. As Cotton explained in his appearance on CBS News’ Face the Nation, Iran is clearly not hearing that from the Obama administration itself, which is desperate to achieve “peace at any price,” rather than using constitutional constraints as leverage to force a better deal.
Sunday on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) defended the letter he wrote, which he and 46 of his Republican colleagues signed, to Iranian leaders to a “Face the Nation” host Bob Schieffer, who at one point asked, “Are
Sunday on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” host Bob Schieffer said he was “bothered,” that after ISIS announced the death of aid worker Kayla Mueller, President Barack Obama went “off to California to do a fundraiser.” Schieffer said, “Here is the
Sunday on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” host Bob Schieffer asked White House senior adviser Dan Pfeiffer several times if President Barack Obama was serious about his massive tax increasing policy proposals he plans to unveil in his State of the Union
