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Broadcast journalist and author

Lesley Stahl

Best known for Hard-hitting interviews on CBS News' 60 Minutes

Born
1941
From
American
Working since
1971
Also known as
Lesley Rene Stahl

Lesley Stahl is the interviewer who never blinks. For decades, she's grilled world leaders, movie stars, and political heavyweights on 60 Minutes. Her weapon of choice? A razor-sharp question delivered with a calm smile that makes powerful people sweat on national television.

She first made her name digging into the Watergate scandal for CBS News before locking down the White House beat across three presidencies. Decades later, she's still holding feet to the fire on Sunday nights. Nobody does it better.

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Lesley Stahl in brief

  • —Joined 60 Minutes in 1991 and became one of its definitive voices.
  • —Broke into television news covering the Watergate break-in for CBS.
  • —Served as CBS News White House correspondent during the Carter and Reagan administrations.
  • —Moderated Face the Nation for eight straight years.
  • —Took home a Lifetime Achievement Emmy for decades of broadcast reporting.

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