From the archives: Jimmy Carter on 'Face the Nation' in 1976 and 1984

Watch President Jimmy Carter's appearance on "Face the Nation in March 1976, when he was campaigning for U.S. president, and in 1984 to talk about the U.S. presidential election.

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"Face the Nation" is America's premier Sunday morning public affairs program. The broadcast is one of the longest-running news programs in the history of television, having debuted November 7, 1954, on CBS. Every Sunday, "Face the Nation" moderator and CBS News senior foreign affairs correspondent Margaret Brennan welcomes leaders, newsmakers, and experts to a lively round table discussion of current events and the latest news.

[antoniboleslawowicz]

Ah, for the days when issues were seriously discussed and when news reporters asked intelligent questions! And, every time I see George Herman, I miss him all the more.

[stevenwahl]

I will say this. This country sure could use a Jimmy Carter nowadays. The compassion, knowledge and humanitarian spirit this gentle soul held could surely help Just injured nation in these times. RIP Mr President. God Speed 🙏🏼

[jacquelinenguyen]

The news segment evoked fond memories of the 70's and 80's. Oh how the passage of time is so swift!

[antoniboleslawowicz]

Get rid of the added background Muzak. It muddies up things and distracts from the conversation!

[girlfromthebronxbywayofelb]

Rest in Power President Carter. We were lucky to have you. Thank you for the Camp David Accords, and all of your post presidential humanitarian works, plus international election oversight. Thank you, thank you.

[jameslundt]

What's with the background music that was not part of the original program? You are better than that CBS

[jfkakadavidanthony]

What's with the annoying background music? For the 1st 12 mins? Can you fix your audio, reset this for broadcast? Not viewable 1st 13 mins. Distraction interferes with the interview.

[oliverrojas]

Throughout their questioning, tthe reporters definitely ensured Mr. Carter face the nation

[KirkBell-qtql]

Very compassionate man president carter ❤️🔥🙏🏽 rip

[kevinjenner]

“Palestine:Peace Not Apartheid”. By Jimmy Carter

[georgeshelton]

President Carter really hung on. Even he would never put people into boxes. It's hard/tough to believe just how much of a mess we're today. I know that my family today isn't very much into politics. I take the right to work law very seriously. 📦

[kelsocampbell]

He has an MA in nuclear engineering from Ga Tech in 1956...one of our more cerebral Presidents.

[johnhopkins]

...and to think how Jake Tapper and Dana Bash were terrified of an emotionally-stunted manbaby

[glampreda]

May he rest peace, but that said his response is typical of the democrat Party response.

[busywinning]

I still remember 1980 when Reagan landslided him out. Thank God.