We kick it off with what everybody is talking about, Stephen Cole Berta taking over the late show when letterman retires. This is a fiveyear deal between colber and cbs. No specifics on when he takes over for letterman. Lettermans final shows will be in 2015. 2005, thes debut in rt has been a huge success for comedy central. He will show that to be himself. Letterman is very excited about this replacement. S,cording to les moonve letterman told him i cannot think anybody else. Seems like everyone is showing colbert love. Stephen colbert is up for the challenge. There is no greater joy than seeing a genuinely good man who works as hard as he can, every day, and deserves all the success in the world. For stephen we are thrilled. Another person likely to assume a new role, sylvia burwell. President obama nominated her new this morning as his health and Human Services secretary. Kathleen sebelius offered her resignation this week after the botched healthcare. Gov rollout. White house offic
Thats okay. Jillian debate will continue, youre watching Fox Friends First on monday morning im jillian mele. Rob and its raining on the east coast, thanks for starting your day with us and your week with us. Jillian Vice President mike pence slamming the anonymous New York Times oped as the administration ramping up efforts to try and identify the rogue official. Rob this as the white house drops new hints at who could be behind the scathing article, Garrett Tenney live in washington with the latest fallout, hey, garrett. Rob and jillian good morning to you, the white house appears to be narrowing list of suspects, late last week advisers told that there 12 anonymous of the oped and Kellyanne Conway says President Trump believes the author is someone from the National Security sector which raises concerns. Somebody who doesnt have the guts and the courage to come out and put their names to that to that oped, how do we know they havent promised other things or and not taking any other
The Los Angeles City Ethics Commssion rejected a proposed settlement between the city and former CBS CEO Les Moonves on Wednesday, citing that a tougher penalty is needed for the disgraced exec who was accused of interereing with a police investigation into sexual assault allegtions against him.
The Los Angeles City Ethics Commssion rejected a proposed settlement between the city and former CBS CEO Les Moonves on Wednesday, citing that a tougher penalty is needed for the disgraced exec who was accused of interereing with a police investigation into sexual assault allegtions against him.