On this week’s “Face the Nation” broadcast, moderated by Nancy Cordes, we heard from various guests, including Anthony Salvanto, CBS News director of elections and surveys, Sen. Marco Rubio, Rep. Chrissy Houlahan, Colorado Gov. Jared Polis, and Isaac Herzog, president of Israel.
The show started with a discussion on the election polls showing gains for Vice President Harris, especially in battleground states. Both sides are encouraging supporters to vote, with concerns about foreign interference looming over the campaigns. Sen. Rubio discussed the rise in foreign election interference and the need for awareness and verification of information.
The conversation then shifted to the recent assassination attempts on former President Trump, with Rep. Houlahan, a member of the congressional task force investigating the cases, sharing insights on the scrutiny facing the Secret Service.
The show also touched on escalating tensions between Hezbollah and Israel, following a daring attack by Israel in Lebanon. President Herzog emphasized Israel’s need to defend itself from threats posed by terror organizations like Hezbollah.
The discussion concluded with a focus on housing affordability and immigration policies, with Gov. Polis highlighting the importance of addressing these issues to support American citizens.
Overall, the show provided valuable insights into the current political landscape, foreign relations, and domestic challenges facing the United States and Israel. The guests shared their perspectives on key issues and offered solutions to address them effectively. It was an informative and engaging episode of “Face the Nation.”
