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The program is hosted by Jane Pauley.
COVER STORY: Bernie Sanders
Robert Costa explores the views of Senator Bernie Sanders.
PREVIEW: The U.S. as a “pseudo-democracy” — Insights from Bernie Sanders | Watch Video
In an upcoming interview on “CBS Sunday Morning,” Senator Sanders expresses concern over the substantial sway that wealthy individuals like Elon Musk exert on political dynamics.
ALMANAC: April 6
“Sunday Morning” reflects on significant historical occurrences from this date.
U.S.: Prioritizing food safety
Despite continuous efforts to ensure the safety of the food supply, food-borne illnesses result in approximately 3,000 fatalities and affect about 48 million Americans annually. Correspondent David Pogue investigates strategies to reduce contamination and assess the impact of funding cuts on food safety agencies initiated by the prior administration.
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THEATER: Transforming “Smash” into a Broadway musical
The television series detailing the behind-the-scenes narrative of a Broadway musical centered around Marilyn Monroe has now transitioned to the stage. Correspondent Tracy Smith converses with the creative team, including Marc Shaiman, Scott Wittman, Susan Stroman, and leading actress Robyn Hurder, about the adaptation from a dramatic narrative to a comedic portrayal of the chaos inherent in Broadway productions.
To view a performance excerpt of “Let Me Be Your Star” from “Smash,” please watch the video below:
First Look of “Let Me Be Your Star (Opening Version)” | SMASH The Musical by Smash On Broadway on YouTube
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PASSAGE: Honoring those we’ve lost
“Sunday Morning” pays tribute to notable individuals who passed away this week.
HEADLINES: Economic Update
BOOKS: José Andrés on nourishing both bodies and hearts
The renowned chef and humanitarian, José Andrés, founder of World Central Kitchen, discusses his new book “Change the Recipe” with contributor Kelefa Sanneh, focusing on how he juggles running his restaurant business while providing emergency food relief in disaster-stricken areas around the world.
READ AN EXCERPT: “Change the Recipe” by José Andrés
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MOVIES: Rami Malek on portraying alienated characters
In “The Amateur,” actor Rami Malek takes on the role of a CIA analyst who seeks vengeance. He shares insights with correspondent Seth Doane about stepping into the role of an unexpected action protagonist, his approach to preparing for his acclaimed performance as Freddie Mercury in “Bohemian Rhapsody,” and how his outsider perspective influences his artistic choices.
Check out the trailer for “The Amateur” below:
The Amateur | Official Trailer by 20th Century Studios on YouTube
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WORLD: Greenland’s reaction to Trump’s comments
Following President Trump’s comments about acquiring Greenland, local residents have expressed outrage and a determination to assert their autonomy, with concerns over the implications for international relations and trust in America. CBS correspondent Holly Williams interviews a representative from Greenland and an Arctic security specialist about the potential ramifications of this diplomatic approach.
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MOVIES: “Warfare”: A real-time depiction of combat
The upcoming film “Warfare” reenacts a harrowing battle involving Navy SEALs in Iraq in 2006. Correspondent David Martin engages with co-directors Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland about the film’s authentic portrayal of teamwork amid chaos and the collaborative approach taken with their cast.
View the “Warfare” trailer below:
Warfare | Official Trailer HD | A24 by A24 on YouTube
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NATURE: To be determined
WEB EXCLUSIVES:
From the archives: Val Kilmer as Mark Twain by CBS Sunday Morning on YouTube
FROM THE ARCHIVES: Val Kilmer as Mark Twain (YouTube Video)
Val Kilmer, the acclaimed actor known for roles in “Top Gun,” “The Doors,” and as Batman, passed away on April 1, 2025. In a 2013 “Sunday Morning” profile, correspondent Bill Geist met with Kilmer as he performed in his one-man show “Citizen Twain,” where he discussed the enduring impact of the literary icon he described as “the first great stand-up comedian.”
From the archives: Building the new World Trade Center by CBS Sunday Morning on YouTube
FROM THE ARCHIVES: Building the new World Trade Center (YouTube Video)
The lead architect of One World Trade Center, David Childs, who passed away on March 26, 2025, at 83, provided insights in a 2011 “Sunday Morning” segment where correspondent Tracy Smith explored the design evolution and construction of the iconic structure that stands at 1,776 feet.
ARTS: “Sunday Morning” Suns
Enjoy a selection of sun-themed art featured on “CBS Sunday Morning” in our weekly listings for 2024 and 2025.
GALLERY: Honoring notable individuals who passed in 2025
A retrospective on prominent figures who left an indelible mark through their contributions, creativity, and compassion this year.
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