Ep 28. Haley, McCain, Cruz
- July 9, 2017
In the 28th episode of season 64 of Face The Nation, titled "Haley, McCain, Cruz," the show features interviews with three prominent political figures in the United States - Nikki Haley, John McCain, and Ted Cruz.
Nikki Haley, former Governor of South Carolina and US Ambassador to the United Nations, discusses her upcoming book "With All Due Respect," which delves into her experiences in the Trump administration, including her resignation as UN Ambassador. Haley talks about her concerns regarding the impeachment inquiry against President Trump and her views on the role of the United States in global politics.
John McCain, the late Republican Senator from Arizona, is featured in a tribute segment that highlights his legacy and contributions to American politics. The segment includes interviews with colleagues and friends of McCain and touches on his leadership style, his bipartisan work, and his service to his country.
Ted Cruz, the Republican Senator from Texas and former presidential candidate, discusses the ongoing impeachment hearings and the impeachment process in general. Cruz provides insights on the political strategy of the Republican party regarding impeachment and weighs in on the potential impact of the hearings on the upcoming 2020 presidential election.
In addition to these interviews, the episode also features political analysis and commentary from the show's regular contributors, including Margaret Brennan, the show's host and moderator, and CBS News political analysts Ed O'Keefe and Jamal Simmons. The panel discusses the latest political developments and offer their insights and opinions on the current state of American politics and its impact on the world.
Overall, "Haley, McCain, Cruz" offers a deep dive into the world of American politics, providing viewers with a range of perspectives on some of the most pressing issues facing the country today. Whether you are a political junkie or simply interested in keeping up with current events, this episode is sure to inform and engage.
