Extended interview: Sen. Tim Scott and Rep. Trey Gowdy
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- Опубліковано 31 бер 2018
- Republicans Sen. Tim Scott and Rep. Trey Gowdy joined Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan to discuss special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation, President Trump's border wall, the Stephon Clark case, and more.
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"Face the Nation" is America's premier Sunday morning public affairs program. The broadcast is one of the longest-running news programs in the history of television, having debuted November 7, 1954 on CBS. Every Sunday, "Face the Nation" moderator and CBS News senior foreign affairs correspondent Margaret Brennan welcomes leaders, newsmakers, and experts to a lively round table discussion of current events and the latest news.
That was a really good interview. Two fine people. Do more of this.
This is closer to what we need I commend these two men. I am not a Republican.
Proud of both of these men. Amazing interview. Thanks for posting.
This guys make hopes, not only for the americans but for the rest of the world!!
Always proud to hear positive messages in the world of politics. I'm still saddened by Gowdy's planned departure from higher politics, and salute his public service.
Two neat guys! Thank you for honoring us and for your service. May God's richest blessings unfold for your futures... in Jesus' name - amen
I'm a little disappointed in all the negative comments, but maybe it's a habit that we've all gotten in to. I for one am greatly inspired by both of these politicians and their desire to do justly. We all need to be more open-minded in the ability to get along with one another and to live in unity. We don't have to always agree to get along, these two have admitted on other interviews that they don't always agree but because they've become friends, they are willing to work together. I'm thankful they are willing to set an example.
Really good discussion here!
trey for prez
Also one has ears and one has gums both in excess... They look at each other and you can just feel their magic... Brings tears to my eyes they’re so moving and truly a very special love story... Ahh...
Two very intelligent individuals who have made a good faith effort to try and cultivate hope and a change for a better place to live. Gods gospel has got to be the foundation for any positive change.
I’ll be getting this book.
Call me cynical but [most] American politicians these days write books for two reasons: Money and self-promotion.
I like this interview and appreciate the conversation.
Welcome to DeFace The Nation.
He does not see the division in our country??... What country is he talking about?
Times, they do change. Trey you have changed my mind on many things, your growth in Congress is showing a well balanced human being. The positive is that I want you to stay in Congress you can make the process much better. Tim and Trey what a combination i will buy this book Unified. Thank you both for your wisdom and love for our Nation. I am Retired CPO George Lindsey.
Good interview. Two good guys with a good message.
Heartwarming. Congressmen Scott and Gowdy seem to be men of good moral character that represent my conservative values on a national level. I'm not one of their constituents because I'm not a resident of South Carolina. Regardless, both men have my support. Thank you Congressmen Gowdy for years of service to our nation as you move on to other important and meaningful endeavors outside of Congress. I wish both men continued success in building momentum toward challenging people to question their own perceptions, beliefs and attitudes of serious issues facing our nation. This is not to suggest giving up one's own values, but instead, simply looking inward and ask yourself if what you believe is truly good and consistent with the moral fabric of our nation. Furthermore, recognizing that it's okay to admit you might have been close-minded and wrong for a very long time. Additionally, having the restraint to not point fingers and humiliate others when they might admit they were wrong. Civil discourse is healthy, but let it happen with mutual respect, an open-mind and forgiveness. Focus on solving root issues. Yes, symptoms of those issues often need be addressed properly. However, don't let that cloud or distract our resolve to move forward in a way that is productive and good.
Good people- Wake Up