That’s a dream come true, There’s definitely a line between church and state.

It’s hard for all of us to get used to. It’s a sad day, but it’s also a chance to celebrate an incredible legacy and an amazing guy.

Don’s the best there is.

It’s been tough for him. Let’s face it: It’s a big transition from the anchor chair, no matter where you go. But he’s really working hard at it. It’s just going to take some time...

I’m glad he’ll be around to do an occasional interview. He’s had such a powerful impact on all of us who work here, on how we conduct interviews and how we report stories, that there...

They were telling us lives were in danger, could we please hold off and it was a plea from the Joint Chiefs of Staff. That’s not something that happens every day.

I think they’re stronger by being longer.

In some ways, it fits even better with what his role is on the broadcast these days. Mike still has it. He still pulls it off. Sometimes he can’t remember what he had for breakfast,...

It has been invaluable to have him right down the hall, and it’s great to know he’ll be around for many years to come.

I think there’s some anxiety, but I don’t think it’s unhealthy. More people make it a little more tense at times, but I think it benefits the viewer. Getting on the air depends on how...

Katie is a world-class reporter. There aren’t many people in this business who can conduct an interview as well as she can. It’s no wonder Don Hewitt was chasing her for years to be on...

[Waiting his turn among a crowded roster represents a change for Rather, who served as the face of the] CBS Evening News … I think it’s hard to leave the anchor chair. That takes an...

It’s like managing an all-star team. Not everybody gets in as many innings, but the quality of the play is better. This place has always been competitive. They all want to get on the air...

She’s a perfect fit. She can conduct an interview better than almost anyone in the business. It’s why (former 60 Minutes chief) Don Hewitt tried to get her long ago.

We are moving into a different era.

People don’t want to leave it. They want to stay, even though covering Katrina has been so difficult and painful in so many ways.

What you get on Yahoo is an expanded version of different moments in the story.

Mike Wallace has been the heart and soul of this broadcast since he and Don (Hewitt) started it almost four decades ago. Millions and millions of Americans have tuned in to ’60 Minutes’ on Sunday...

We have a lot of good material in the mix. I think when people tune in Sunday night, they’ll see something special.

She listens . If you look at what Mike Wallace has done so well all these years, he listens to what’s being said and responds with a question. She’s got that ability.

We’ve all kind of talked him out of it. This year, he wants to do it.