Top TV Shows - John Roberts
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  • Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan Poster
    #1,893
    Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan
    1 episode
    #1,893 in TVScore: 0.1
    Face the Nation is an acclaimed American news program, originating from CBS News. The program, which broadcasts Sunday mornings, was launched in 1954, making it one of the longest-running news shows in the country. The show strives to facilitate bipartisan discussions, bringing in guests from politics and analyzing the week's news.
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  • Anderson Cooper 360° Poster
    #2,363
    Anderson Cooper 360°
    as Self • 8 episodes
    #2,363 in TVScore: 0.0
    Anderson Cooper 360° is a nightly news show hosted by Anderson Cooper. The show covers a wide range of current events and topics including politics, world news, and human interest stories. Cooper, known for his in-depth reporting and interviewing style, brings a balanced and informative perspective to the stories he covers. With a team of dedicated journalists and correspondents, Anderson Cooper 360° offers viewers a comprehensive look at the day's top stories and the people behind them.
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Top Movies - John Roberts
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    John Roberts Biography
    John Roberts Jr. is an American lawyer and jurist, serving as the 17th Chief Justice of the United States since 2005. Born on January 27, 1955, in Indiana, Roberts is known for his moderate conservative judicial philosophy and his institutionalist approach. He has been recognized as a swing vote on the Court and has shown a willingness to collaborate with the Supreme Court's liberal bloc. Roberts attended Catholic schools and studied history at Harvard University, where he later earned a law degree from Harvard Law School. Prior to his appointment as Chief Justice, he worked in various positions in the Reagan and George H. W. Bush administrations, including the Department of Justice and the Office of the White House Counsel.