

CBS News' Maurice DuBois | New Tariff In Town
Apr 1, 2025
Maurice DuBois, an Emmy Award-winning journalist and co-anchor of CBS Evening News, joins for an engaging discussion. He shares insights on the chaotic landscape of U.S. tariffs and the unexpected decisions coming from the current administration. DuBois reflects on the importance of trust in journalism while navigating the absurdities of political maneuvers. The conversation takes a nostalgic turn as he reminisces about his facial hair choices in the '90s, adding a personal touch to his compelling journey in journalism.
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Developing Rapport
- DuBois and co-anchor John Dickerson are developing a rapport, finishing each other's sentences.
- They share a similar sense of humor, which helps in navigating the current news landscape.
Sharing the News
- When DuBois got the CBS Evening News anchor role, he told his dad first.
- His dad, usually stoic, got emotional, as he was the one who suggested DuBois take a journalism class.
First Live Shot
- Maurice DuBois's first live shot was covering 4th of July fireworks in Seattle.
- He froze on air when the fireworks were delayed, a terrifying experience.