“Highlights for ‘Sunday Morning’ on January 18”
The Emmy Award-winning “Sunday Morning” airs on CBS every Sunday at 9:00 a.m. ET and also streams on the CBS News app starting at 11:00 a.m. ET. Hosted by Jane Pauley, the show offers a mix of enterprise journalism and human interest stories.
Highlights for ‘Sunday Morning’ on January 18
Cover Story: A Reckoning for President Trump
As President Donald Trump embarks on his second term, the nation approaches a significant milestone. This year marks the 250th anniversary of America’s declaration of independence. National correspondent Robert Costa engages with experts, including historian Lindsay Chervinsky, columnist George F. Will, and Atlantic writer Vivian Salama. They discuss the implications of this anniversary for America’s future amid recent tensions, such as military actions in Venezuela and domestic challenges.
Almanac: Historical Reflection on January 18
The program revisits pivotal events from January 18, highlighted by remarks from Theaster Gates, a renowned artist. Gates shares insights on his artistic journey and community involvement, especially regarding his contributions to neglected neighborhoods in Chicago and his commissioned work for the Obama Presidential Library.
Arts: An Interview with Stellan Skarsgård
In an engaging conversation, actor Stellan Skarsgård reflects on his extensive career, which spans over 150 films. He discusses his recent work in “Sentimental Value,” for which he received a Golden Globe. Skarsgård elaborates on the challenges of acting, parenting, and recovering from a stroke, offering a glimpse into his professional and personal life.
Headlines: Current Affairs in Iran
Amidst the unrest in Iran, expert Dr. Sanam Vakil explains the regime’s aggressive tactics to suppress dissent. Despite the quietness on the streets, many analysts believe the government may be nearing a critical breaking point fueled by recent violence.
Passage: In Memoriam
This week’s segment honors notable figures who have recently passed away, reflecting on their contributions and the impact they had on society.
Voices of the Civil Rights Movement
In observance of Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday, Martha Teichner interviews key figures from the civil rights era. Notable guests include Arthenia Joyner, who participated in Tampa’s sit-ins; Jawana Jackson, a child participant in the Selma-to-Montgomery march; and Fred Gray, an attorney who argued landmark cases before the Supreme Court.
Travel Segment: Summit the Highest Peaks
The program features “highpointers,” individuals dedicated to climbing the tallest mountains in each state. Conor Knighton interviews these adventurers who seek unique views of America from its highest points, from Mt. McKinley to Florida’s Britton Hill.
“Sunday Morning” continues to deliver insightful stories and reflections each week, providing viewers with a blend of history, culture, and contemporary issues. The show is available on various platforms, ensuring audiences don’t miss any segment that sparks their interest.
