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Go beyond the weekday broadcast with "The CBS Morning Podcast.” Listen to in-depth and insightful conversations with newsmakers, authors, executives, celebrities and CBS News reporters.
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Remembering CBS News' Bill Plante: In his own words
Former Senior White House Correspondent Bill Plante spent 52 years with CBS News before retiring in 2016. Plante passed away on September 28th at the age of 84. He was one of the longest serving White House correspondents in history. Upon his retirement in 2016, Plante joined fellow CBS News correspondents Major Garrett and Mark Knoller to reflect on his career - from covering the Vietnam War to the Civil Rights movement - and the evolution of television journalism. Plante shared the advice Edward R. Murrow gave him early in his career over a bottle of Scotch. Plus, he discusses his love of wine.
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Former Ohio Governor John Kasich on the state of the Republican Party, voting for Biden and the future of Trump
CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett interviews John Kasich on the splintering of the GOP and finding common ground on the things that matter at the 2022 Texas Tribune Festival in Austin.
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Rep. Jamie Raskin on focus of next Jan. 6 committee hearing & upcoming midterm elections
Congressman Jamie Raskin, Democrat of Maryland, joins CBS News chief election and campaign correspondent Robert Costa at the 2022 Texas Tribune Festival in Austin to discuss the January 6th House Select Committee's work, the upcoming midterm election and the prospect of former President Trump running again.
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Axois' Mike Allen on keeping it brief
Axios co-founder and executive editor Mike Allen joins CBS Mornings co-host Tony Dokoupil to discuss his new book, "Smart Brevity: The Power of Saying More with Less." Allen makes the case that keeping it short is the most efficient way to communicate. Visit smartbrevity.com to find out more.
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Actor Anthony Mackie returning to his roots of roofing to give back
Actor Anthony Mackie joins CBS Saturday Morning co-host Michelle Miller to discuss his effort to give back to communities devastated by natural disasters by teaming up with GAF to repair and rebuild roofs in the Gulf region. Mackie, who grew up in the 7th Ward of New Orleans, shares the lessons he learned as a child working for his father's roofing business. He explains why he chose not to join the family business and instead pursue a career in acting. Plus, Mackie comments on the significance of playing the first Black Captain America in the Marvel Universe.
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Show highlight: Queen Elizabeth II's unlikely path to the throne and the legacy she leaves behind
Queen Elizabeth II was never expected to ascend the throne. CBS News correspondent Vlad Duthiers takes a look at the royal family lineage, the unlikely events that led to the queen's 70-year reign and both the criticism as well as the admiration for her over the years.
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Customer Reviews
Great interview with Sacha Baron Cohen
Very inspiring to hear what he went through to make those movies.
Putting the Coronavirus Pandemic in Historical Context
Excellent thoughts on the pandemic. The Douglas Brinkley is obviously white and privileged. Otherwise, he would not think the children out of school are doing fine learning through the internet. Not all have good internet. Another utility that should be available for everyone, just like water and electricity.
CBS Sunday morning
I am a 68 year old woman. I have watched your show for years and considered it one of my favorite. However, you chose to jump on the political bandwagon and now it’s not something I want to watch anymore. The show is not what it was and will no longer watch.