Watch 2012 CBS Republican Presidential debate live stream video online on Sat. Nov. 12, 2011 from Wofford College in Spartanburg, South Carolina . GOP candidates participate in the event cosponsored by CBS News, The National Journal and the Republican Party of South Carolina. The moderators are CBS News anchor Scott Pelley and National Journal congressional correspondent Major Garrett.
The program will be broadcast live on television on broadcast channel CBS starting at 8 p.m. ET (5 p.m. PT); watch live video online at that time. Thereafter check back for full replay video and transcript text, plus a roundup of reviews, recap and commentary. More schedule details and web-feed video are below after the jump.
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Full video (80 minutes) is above. Transcript text: Part 1 and Part 2.
Here is a roundup of reactions, commentary, and reviews:
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link live web-feed video is above. For mobile viewing via cell phone and smart phone, the web-cast can be seen via CBS Mobile as well as iPhone and iPad app, and Android app. The event will also be live on television on CBS broadcast network channels and radio.
The debate will focus on national security and foreign policy. The debate location is the campus of Wofford College. The debate start time is 8 p.m. ET. Check out TimeandDate.com to find out what time it will begin in your own time zone late night on Nov. 12, or early morning of Nov. 13. Come back to watch the replay video which will be posted as soon as available along with transcript text, recap, summary, review and roundup of commentary from pundits across the political spectrum.
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The 8 Republican primary 2012 Presidential candidates who are currently scheduled to participate are (in alphabetical order): Rep. Michele Bachmann of Minnesota; Herman Cain, radio talk show host and former CEO of Godfather’s Pizza; former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich; former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman; Rep. Ron Paul of Texas; Texas Governor Rick Perry; former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney; and former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum.
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CBS Republican Presidential Debate Live Stream Video Nov. 12, 2011 Wofford College, Spartanburg, SC
I thought this was one of the most pourly directed debates out of all of them. Short sound bites, short sound bites. Don’t let anyone say much. This may have occasional value in showing whether candidates are “sharp and on their feet” but the format was very poor and did not serve the audience well. The candidates were not disappointing. The moderators however were.
I am sick and tired of the interruption of the candidates’ answers. It is to the point of rudeness. I also do not like to have to watch this debate on the internet. If you do not believe the debates are important let other stations who believe they are important to the American public hold these elections. Finally, do not assume you know the answers. It comes across as lip service to the candidates. You have a fine group of candidates but they are being shortchanged by the arrogance of your questions by not giving them the opportunity to answer. Additionally, while I do not agree with everything Congresswoman Bachman has to say, she has the right to say it. You, Mr. Scott Pelley, were absolutely rude to her. Of course, since she is a Republican woman you will not be held accountable. You would have been held accountable had she been a Democrat! Watch how you come across to the viewing audience. I am tired of your double standard. Now the one thing I DID LIKE about your show is the opportunity for the Senators from South Carolina to ask questions. Thank you for considering them.