Yohandy Morales is the eighth player in Nationals history (2005-pres.) to hit a home run for his first career hit.
He joins:
Justin Maxwell - Sept. 11, 2007
Tommy Milone - Sept. 3, 2011
Corey Brown - July 28, 2012
Juan Soto - May 15, 2018
Carter Kieboom - April 26, 2019
Joey Meneses - Aug. 2, 2022
Andrew Pinckney - Aug. 6, 2026
After the stage of the White House Correspondents’ Dinner was evacuated, CBS News’ @weijia says she “was watching the monitors and keeping my eyes” on her family in the crowd from backstage as she tried to get more information on what was happening to keep the guests trapped in the ballroom informed.
In an emotional moment broadcast live from the Orion spacecraft, the Artemis II crew chose to name a Moon crater “Carroll" after commander Reid Wiseman's wife, who died of cancer in 2020.
“It's a bright spot on the Moon. And we would like to call it Carroll."
FACE THE NATION'S 70TH ANNIVERSARY: One day after the Senate confirmed Brett Kavanaugh to serve as a Supreme Court justice in 2018, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell joined @FaceTheNation. Moderator John Dickerson asked Senator McConnell about his controversial 2016 decision to block President Barack Obama's Supreme Court nominee.
You can watch more of the interview on our YouTube page: https://t.co/cKJj6yakgR
FACE THE NATION'S 70TH ANNIVERSARY: President Joe Biden has joined the program dozens of times over the course of his political career. In 2020, he spoke about the Trump administration's ongoing negotiations with the Taliban. He told @margbrennan he bore "zero responsibility" for what could happen to women in Afghanistan if the Taliban were to regain power.
The full episode is available on our website: https://t.co/bN5VVQg3Sy
FACE THE NATION'S 70TH ANNIVERSARY: In June of 2020, days after officers cleared racial justice protesters from a park outside of the White House, Attorney General Bill Barr joined @FaceTheNation. He spoke about the decision to remove demonstrators from the area and addressed allegations of systemic racism in law enforcement.
You can watch the full interview on our YouTube page: https://t.co/Zix0dIJbpD
FACE THE NATION'S 70TH ANNIVERSARY: Less than two weeks after Fidel Castro and a group of revolutionaries overthrew Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista, Castro appeared on @FaceTheNation, making promises that never came true. You can watch the full episode on our YouTube page: https://t.co/WVufSmfkXZ
FACE THE NATION'S 70TH ANNIVERSARY: The Apollo 8 mission was the first human spaceflight to orbit the moon. Seven months later, the Apollo 11 astronauts would become the first humans to walk on the surface of the moon. The space pioneers from both missions would appear on Face The Nation just a few weeks after each of their flights ended.
You can watch both full episodes on our YouTube page:
1. https://t.co/pVVk2A0KFO
2. https://t.co/iMLy2K6Cyz
FACE THE NATION'S 70TH ANNIVERSARY: When Rep. John Boehner decided to step down from his role as Speaker of the House in 2015, he sat down with @FaceTheNation Moderator John Dickerson to discuss the state of the Republican Party.
You can watch the full episode on our YouTube page: https://t.co/ovEmvLAUp3
FACE THE NATION'S 70TH ANNIVERSARY: After an abysmal showing by Republicans in the 1974 midterms following President Nixon's Watergate-inspired resignation, Ronald Reagan was on the shortlist to become the new face of the party. He would end up running against President Gerald Ford for the Republican nomination in 1976, but a year earlier he joined @FaceTheNation to present his path forward for the party.
You can watch the full episode on our YouTube page: https://t.co/56vtaUGAci
FACE THE NATION'S 70TH ANNIVERSARY: Last year, Vice President Kamala Harris traveled to Jakarta, Indonesia for the ASEAN summit and while there she spoke with @margbrennan. They discussed the threats posed by China.
You can watch the full episode on our YouTube page: https://t.co/1mDf86xSct
FACE THE NATION'S 70TH ANNIVERSARY: In 1984, Moderator Lesley Stahl spoke with singer-songwriter Boy George about his personal style. He told Stahl: "there are a lot of people out in the jungle there who still dress the way I do and my job is to make it safe for them, to be able to be normal people without being successful."
You can watch the full episode on our YouTube page: https://t.co/Vb2z8qZuaN
FACE THE NATION'S 70TH ANNIVERSARY: Days before he was elected the 35th President of the United States, then-Senator John F. Kennedy appeared on @FaceTheNation. At the time, Kennedy was facing mounting questions about his Catholic faith and whether it would impede his ability to lead the nation. He would go on to become the first Catholic U.S. president.
You can watch the full episode on our YouTube page: https://t.co/vA4nuj2mY1
FACE THE NATION'S 70TH ANNIVERSARY: Dr. Scott Gottlieb joined the program almost every week during the COVID pandemic in 2020, making him one of the most frequent guests in the history of the program. Here's a clip from the March 15, 2020, episode when he identified COVID-19 as a "once-in-a-generation pathogen."
You can watch the full episode on our YouTube page: https://t.co/aKHyncLuoN
FACE THE NATION'S 70TH ANNIVERSARY: Days after announcing a U.S. policy shift that linked American success in the Afghanistan war to Pakistan's future, President Barack Obama joined @FaceTheNation. He said the new strategy was part of an effort to "refocus attention on al Qaeda."
You can watch the full episode on our YouTube page: https://t.co/UXDVuGqqq9
FACE THE NATION'S 70TH ANNIVERSARY: Arizona Senator John McCain has appeared on @FaceTheNation more than 100 times over the last 70 years, making him one the most frequent guests on the broadcast. In this 2015 appearance, Senator McCain told Bob Schieffer that President Obama had "lost touch with reality" when it came to unrest in Yemen.
You can watch the full episode on our YouTube page: https://t.co/kSi572Yfyh
FACE THE NATION'S 70TH ANNIVERSARY: As the Iran-Contra hearings were being held on Capitol Hill, British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher joined @FaceTheNation in July of 1987. Moderator Lesley Stahl asked the prime minister about how the scandal had impacted U.S. relations with countries across the world.
You can watch the full episode on our YouTube page: https://t.co/nqs9l1JxJZ
FACE THE NATION'S 70TH ANNIVERSARY: In 1976, the two men who would eventually become the Democratic and Republican presidential nominees each joined @FaceTheNation in separate appearances. In March, then-Governor Jimmy Carter faced questions about voters' perceptions of him. In June, President Gerald Ford discussed his chances against Ronald Reagan at the convention.
FACE THE NATION'S 70TH ANNIVERSARY: House Speaker Newt Gingrich joined the broadcast in April of 1995 to discuss his "Contract with America," a series of legislative measures meant to shrink the size of the federal government.
The full episode is available on our YouTube page: https://t.co/p7NFIxIes5
FACE THE NATION'S 70TH ANNIVERSARY: Days before he was elected the 37th president, Richard Nixon joined @FaceTheNation. You can watch the full episode on our YouTube page: https://t.co/FjgAc4zr7G