Each Sunday the broadcast press lays out its table of voices, and this week's table is set with a Cabinet secretary and three members of Congress from Louisiana, Connecticut and Michigan, three Republicans and one Democrat, gathered for Margaret Brennan's interview program. The announcement offers names, parties and states but holds back the subjects, so for now the lineup stands as a quiet promise that a conversation will happen, and what it will hold can only be learned once the broadcast begins.
Duffy, Cassidy, Himes and Moolenaar Set for Sunday's 'Face the Nation' Lineup
Four guests, one Cabinet secretary, and an agenda not yet announced.
Mark
So who is actually on the show this Sunday?
Mimi
Four guests. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, Democratic Rep. Jim Himes of Connecticut, and Republican Rep. John Moolenaar of Michigan.
Mark
Is there a mix of viewpoints there?
Mimi
By party, it's three Republicans and one Democrat. Duffy is from the administration, and the other three are in Congress, one senator and two House members.
Luke
I'd be careful about reading much into that balance. The announcement lists guests and nothing else. It doesn't say whether they appear together or separately.
Mark
Do we know what they'll talk about?
Mimi
Not from this announcement. It doesn't give topics.
Luke
Right, so any guess about the agenda is speculation. Duffy's job might suggest transportation, but the source doesn't say that, and I wouldn't assume it.
Mark
And when can people watch?
Mimi
It airs at 10:30 a.m. Eastern on CBS News on Sunday, November 15. It streams on Paramount+ and CBSNews.com at 12:30 p.m. Eastern.
Luke
That's the confirmed part: who, when and where. The what is still open until the broadcast.
Il Polso
- A transportation secretary and three lawmakers are booked for a single Sunday interview slot, with no topics yet made public.
- Three Republicans and one Democrat will sit across from the same questioner, a lineup that hints at a partisan balance rather than a single debate.
- The guests span both chambers and several states, so the discussion could range widely once it begins.
- The episode airs at 10:30 a.m. Eastern on CBS News, with a later stream on Paramount+ and CBSNews.com, and the agenda remains unknown until then.
Each Sunday the broadcast press lays out its table of voices, and this week's table is set with a Cabinet secretary and three members of Congress from Louisiana, Connecticut and Michigan, three Republicans and one Democrat, gathered for Margaret Brennan's interview program. The announcement offers names, parties and states but holds back the subjects, so for now the lineup stands as a quiet promise that a conversation will happen, and what it will hold can only be learned once the broadcast begins.
CBS News has announced the guest list for this Sunday's edition of Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan, the network's long-running public affairs program. The episode airs November 15 and features four guests: Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, the only administration official named, along with three lawmakers.
The congressional guests split across the aisle and both chambers. Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana is the lone senator. Democratic Rep. Jim Himes of Connecticut is the sole Democrat in the group. Republican Rep. John Moolenaar of Michigan completes the lineup, making it three Republicans and one Democrat.
The announcement names no topics, so what Brennan will ask remains unknown. Viewers can watch at 10:30 a.m. Eastern on CBS News or at 12:30 p.m. Eastern on Paramount+ and CBSNews.com. For now the lineup is the whole story, and the conversation itself will reveal the agenda.
CBS News has set the guest list for this Sunday's edition of "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," the network's long-running public affairs program. The episode airs November 15, and four guests are scheduled: one member of the Cabinet and three members of Congress.
The Cabinet guest is Sean Duffy, the Secretary of Transportation. He is the only administration official named in the announcement.
The three lawmakers split across the aisle and across both chambers. Bill Cassidy, a Republican senator from Louisiana, is the lone senator on the list. Jim Himes, a Democratic representative from Connecticut, is the only Democrat among the four guests. Rep. John Moolenaar, a Republican from Michigan, rounds out the group. That makes three Republicans and one Democrat in total.
The announcement does not say what Brennan will ask any of them. It gives names, titles, parties and states, and nothing about the subjects planned for discussion. Any sense of the agenda will have to wait for the broadcast itself.
Viewers have two ways to watch. The program airs on CBS News at 10:30 a.m. Eastern on Sundays. It also streams on Paramount+ and on CBSNews.com at 12:30 p.m. Eastern the same day.
For now, the lineup is the whole story: a transportation secretary and three lawmakers from Louisiana, Connecticut and Michigan, scheduled for Sunday morning. What they actually say will be the thing to watch.
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