this drag new uses the influence -- mr. agnew uses the influence of his high office. any fair-minded viewer knows television networks are not devoted to putting across a single point of view, the present all significant views on issues of importance. it is regrettable the vice the freedomuld deny of the press. those who might feel momentary agreement with his remarks should think carefully whether that kind of television news is what they want. >> this has been a special report from cbs news. >> monday night on the --municators >> what about the people who don't have broadband? no one is addressing that right now. it collects money, which goes locally to subsidized telephone service, which could be repositioned to create broadband service. there is possibility of title 2. we need a universal service program and people need to have broadband. >> monday night at 8:00 on the communicators. artifactsek, american visits museums, archives, and historic places. we visit the national archives in college park, maryland, to learn about the kennedy assassination records collecti

mr. agnew uses the influence of his high office. to criticize the way a government licenses news medium covers the activity of government itself. any fair-minded viewer knows television networks are not devoted to putting across a single point of view, the present all significant views on issues of importance. it is regrettable the vice president would deny the freedom of the press. those who might feel momentary agreement with his remarks should think carefully whether that kind of television news is what they want. this is roger mudd, cbs news, washington. >> this has been a special report from cbs news. [kennedy assassination records] tim hwang onnd, congressional legislation predictor that uses data mining and artificial intelligence. sunday evening at 6:30 p.m., new jersey governor chris christie talks with newly elected gop governors on what they call the next chapter of their political comeback. saturday night at 10:00 on book tv on c-span2, former cbs investigative reporter cheryl attkisson on the obstacles she faced while r

mr. agnew is leaving des moines after his speech to fly to florida tomorrow for the apollo launch. and now the vice president of the united states has been introduced. [applause] [applause] gentlemen, i have the distinct honor of introducing the vice president of the united states. he was one of our colleagues, the governor of maryland. in our trade, we say he has made it big. he has been referred to as a person who has made the vice presidency into one of the most fascinating roles on the washington scene. he has been an advocate of hard work, discipline, candor, and fair play. i think you could say he has maintained that there is nothing wrong with being patriotic, moral, and hard-working. [applause] our vice president has traveled from coast to coast from border to border in this country to tell a story he believes in and to tell people the way he sees it. this man appears to us tonight to tell you what he believes and he will do it and fairness and he will do it with candor. ladies and gentlemen, i am pleased and honored to present to you the vice president of the united states