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Bob Schieffer is well known as the anchor of the CBS Sunday morning program Face the Nation, but did you know he is a musician on the side? ATV News has the story. Reporter: Jeremy Tucker Photog: Jeremy Diamond

Bob Schieffer discusses the exit of Bill Richardson as President-elect Obama's Commerce Secretary Nominee, and the new CIA director nominee Leon Panetta.

The International Center for Journalists presents a video summary of Bob Schieffer's career. This was premiered at ICFJ's Awards Dinner on November 15, 2006.

Bob Schieffer, the host of "Face The Nation" remembers Texas segregation, and tells Harry Smith what Sen. Barack Obama's win means to older Americans.

CBS' Chief Washington Correspondent Bob Schieffer discusses Lady Bird Johnson's legacy with Katie Couric. He says the former first lady truly was "a wise woman." (CBSNews.com)

Bob Schieffer is looking forward to attending the upcoming Democratic and Republican conventions. He hasn't missed one since 1968 and comments on his career's personal and political highlights.

Possibly the worst network news on-air debacle ever for an evening newscast. Listen as the show producer shouts to Schieffer to 'start with section two, start with section 2' then slams a door closed. The black air you see is just the way it aired!

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CBS' Bob Schieffer and White House press secretary Tony Snow have a battle of their bands at a fundraiser Monday night in Washington, D.C. Snow's band won. (CBSNews.com)

Bob Schieffer notes Bush should offer Nader a cabinet post. Dan Rather says that won't happen. Election Night 2000

Schieffer Commentary followed by 2 or 3 quick snippets of liars.

Is campaign '08 about the right stuff? TCU's Ed Landreth Auditorium

Clips from over the years.

Barack Obama and John McCain at Third Presidential Debate, October 15, 2008

Bob Schieffer ( Face The Nation ) Tells MSNBC News Keith Olbermann That Tim Russert Had A Great Respect For His Professor And The News . June 13,2008

Bob Schieffer celebrates the release of his book "Bob Shieffer's America" and sings a little country tune about how he became a newsman.

Bob Schieffer used a rhyme to explain the changes in his physical appearance.

In an interview with CBSNews.com, CBS News' Bob Schieffer talks his early relationship with a thirty-two year old Dick Cheney. Schieffer will interview the outgoing Vice President on "Face the Nation" Sunday.

Mitt Romney discusses his church and his campaign on Face the Nation.

Bob Schieffer talks with Katie Couric about the latest CBS News poll, in which a record 71% say the war in Iraq is going badly. He discusses how these figures could affect Bush's Iraq policy. (CBS News)

PLEASE COMMENT AND RATE! This is the open for the CBS Evening News with Bob Schieffer. This was used in 2006 after the firing of Dan Rather and before the hiring of Katie Couric.

Vice President Dick Cheney defended administration policies when he gave what could be considered his exit interview or at least his last public interview with Bob Schieffer this morning on Face the Nation.

Remembering Tim Russert from CBS Evening News with Harry Smith for Katie Couric 2008.06.13 Harry Smith speaks with Katie Couric and Bob Schieffer about their relationships with Tim Russert and the indelible mark on news journalism that he made in the course of his prolific career.

Bob Schieffer, CBS News / Author, "Face the Nation: My Favorite Stories From the First 50 Years of the Award-Winning News Broadcast" /// Jon Lee Anderson, The New York Times / Author, "The Fall of Baghdad" /// Graydon Carter, Editor In Chief, Vanity Fair / Author, "What We've Lost: How The Bush Administration Has Curtailed Our Freedoms, Mortgaged Our Economy, Ravaged Our Environment, and Damaged Our Standing in the World"