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''Face the Nation'' aired first in 1954, making it one of the longest running television shows in history. The current moderating position is held by [[Bob Schieffer]]. The program is broadcast from a [[CBS]] studio in [[Washington, D.C.]]. | ''Face the Nation'' aired first in 1954, making it one of the longest running television shows in history. The current moderating position is held by [[Bob Schieffer]]. The program is broadcast from a [[CBS]] studio in [[Washington, D.C.]]. | ||
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| + | On 10/20/2012, going to www.cbs.com and entering "face the nation" in the search box brought up 2 pro obama websites and 1 anti Romney website. On 10/21/2012 the same search lists the top 2 options as unavailable. the 3rd presidential debate is on 10/22/21012 where Schieffer is expected to give Obama several more minutes of speaking time over Romney just as Lehrer & Crowley did in the 1st 2 debates. | ||
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Revision as of 23:19, October 21, 2012
Face the Nation is an American Sunday morning news show which is aired on CBS. The program includes interviews with government officials and international figures along with round table commentary on current news topics by CBS News corespondents.
Face the Nation aired first in 1954, making it one of the longest running television shows in history. The current moderating position is held by Bob Schieffer. The program is broadcast from a CBS studio in Washington, D.C..
On 10/20/2012, going to www.cbs.com and entering "face the nation" in the search box brought up 2 pro obama websites and 1 anti Romney website. On 10/21/2012 the same search lists the top 2 options as unavailable. the 3rd presidential debate is on 10/22/21012 where Schieffer is expected to give Obama several more minutes of speaking time over Romney just as Lehrer & Crowley did in the 1st 2 debates.