Starting this Sunday, the show "Face the Nation" announced a significant change in their policy regarding recorded interviews with newsmakers. The network will no longer edit these interviews following accusations from the administration of deceptively editing an appearance by the homeland security secretary. This decision comes after the administration raised concerns about the editing practices of the show and marks a shift towards greater transparency in their reporting. The move aims to ensure that the conversations are presented in their original context without any alterations. This change will apply to all future interviews aired on the show, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the integrity of the discussions.