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FACE THE NATION (CBS): Sen. Chuck Hagel, R-Neb.

No other Guest?......no doubt about where CBS stands...

They also had three "journalists" from a new political news startup, politico.com.

John Harris
- Editor-in-Chief, Politico.com | Politico.com Staff info
- Former national political editor, Washington Post
- Author The Survivor: Bill Clinton in the White House
- Author The Way to Win: Taking the White House in 2008
- Riggs directors silent as scandal unfolded (Washington Post via Odious Debt's - Jan 17, 2005)
- US: Politico’s risky bid (Editors Weblog - Jan 10, 2007)
- US: New Capital Hill media prepares for arrival (Editors Weblog - Dec 13, 2007)
Jim VandeHei
- Executive Editor, Politico.com | Politico.com Staff info
- Former political reporter for The Washington Post, where he covered the White House, Congress and the 2004 presidential campaign
- A Voter Rebuke For Bush, the War And the Right (Washington Post - Nov 8, 2007)
- Think Again: The Viral Center (Center for American Progress via Huffington Post - Jan 18, 2007)
- Rove's Time in Limbo Near End in CIA Leak Case (Washington Post - May 8, 2006)
Josephine Hearn
- Congressional Reporter, Politico.com | Politico.com Staff info
- Former political reporter for The Hill, where she covered House Democrats and lobbying
- McCain puts ex-official on hot seat (The Hill - Nov 1, 2005)
- Liberal groups target 86 districts for ‘100 Hours’ campaign blitz (The Hill - Dec 6, 2005)

They are inside the beltway old school dinosaur media types trying to remain relevant in the age of new media. And CBS is part of the venture and has "first dibs" on their talent as talking heads on their shows. It officially kicks off Tuesday so this was their debut/promotional tour. I didn't watch them this morning (I was watching Reliable Sources) and will be interested in hearing what they had to say. Fortunately CBS does post their audio as a downloadable MP3 or a podcast you can subscribe to.