CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett said Sunday on CBS’s “Face the Nation” that MAGA Republicans who were “unhappy” former President Donald Trump lost the 2020 election were dragging down American democracy.
Sunday during CBS’s “Face the Nation,” network chief White House correspondent Major Garrett discussed what he thought to be an undercovered story in 2019: How good President Donald Trump has been for black Americans. According to Garrett, despite his “indefensible”
Sunday on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” network chief White House correspondent Major Garrett said Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) was “the person singularly most responsible for accomplishments on the domestic side for the Trump agenda.” Major Garrett said, “If you are
Thursday on “CBS This Morning,” the network’s chief White House correspondent Major Garret said President Donald Trump did not “uphold American values” when he criticized the American news media and former President Barack Obama. Partial transcript as follows: GARRETT: Good
Tuesday at a press conference the Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump got into a heated exchange with the press. Partial transcript as follows: MAJOR GARRETT, CBS NEWS: Why do you resent just the verification process that is natural? TRUMP: Because
Friday on “CBS This Morning,” network White House correspondent Major Garrett said Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Criz (R-TX) is a “real threat” to Donald Trump in Iowa. Garrett said, “Ted Cruz picked up a big endorsement in Iowa the day
Is Jorge Ramos exclusively entitled to commandeer events for his own theatrical performances, or is that everyone in media? Things will get a bit confusing if everyone gets to jump up and start yelling his talking points at the nominal featured speaker. Follow-up question: are all politicians required to stand quietly while the activist-journalists vent their spleens?
Garrett asked President Barack Obama a real question. And the Iran deal demands more questions than his colleagues have cared to ask, thus far. Why, for example, is Obama going to the UN Security Council before going to Congress, as promised?
HBO’s Bill Maher blasted CBS White House reporter Major Garrett as a “huge a***ole” after he asked Obama a tough question at the White House during President Obama’s press conference yesterday.
The same Bill Maher who bristles against political correctness and hurls obscene vitriol at every opportunity finally found someone who he believes crossed a line — that being Major Garrett of CBS News who dared ask President Obama a tough
Wednesday, CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta defended his colleague CBS’s Major Garrett’s question to President Barack Obama about the American hostages freedom not being part of the Iran nuclear deal Acosta said, “Well, he can get testy at times, and
Wisconsin Governor and Republican presidential candidate Scott Walker praised CBS’ Major Garrett for asking President Obama about Americans held captive in Iran on Wednesday’s “Hugh Hewitt Show.” Walker said of Garrett, “Hat tip for him giving that kind of question
CNN Chief Congressional Correspondent Dana Bash said Major Garrett’s question that received a scolding from President Obama was “crossing that line a little bit, and being disrespectful” on Wednesday’s “CNN Newsroom.” Bash stated, “You’ve been a White House reporter, I’ve been
CNN anchor Don Lemon and CNN Chief Political Analyst Gloria Borger said that the question CBS’ Major Garrett asked President Obama that received a scolding from the president was “a little out of school” and had “loaded” language on Wednesday’s
Wednesday after being scolded by President Barack Obama for asking about the why negotiating for the freedom of four American hostages was not part of the Iranian nuclear deal, CBS White House correspondent Major Garrett reacted to that response from the
During Wednesday’s national press conference about his Iran deal, President Obama played the media like a fiddle. It was a situation where the media was so compliant the questioners were hand-picked by the White House beforehand, the president filibustered throughout,
During a Wednesday press conference to promote the Iranian nuclear deal he had announced a day earlier, President Barack Obama fielded a question from CBS White House correspondent Major Garrett regarding the four Americans held captive in Iran and why
Wednesday at the White House press briefing, press secretary Josh Earnest had a tense exchange with CBS News’ chief White House correspondent Major Garrett over his refusal to deny that the president has not talked to House Minority Leader Rep.
Monday during the White House press briefing, in defending his predecessor Jay Carney for questioning in the judgment of Charlie Hebdo publishing anti-Islamic cartoons in 2012, White House press secretary Josh Earnest refused to say there is an absolute right to freedom of
Monday at the White House press briefing, press secretary Josh Earnest refused to confirm whether President Barack Obama refers to UK Prime Minister David Cameron as “bro,” by calling CBS News’ chief White House correspondent Major Garrett’s question a “clown
