Aaron Sorkin talks "smarter" Newsroom audience and gift of dialogue

The famous writer and producer visited Studio 57 to discusses the impact of his latest series "The Newsroom" in a "CBS This Morning" exclusive interview. The second season of "The Newsroom" premiered on HBO last night. Click here to SUBSCRIBE to CBS THIS MORNING: bit.ly/17mg01E

[@kylo_sten]

I know critics aren't sold on The Newsroom, but this is the only show on television that actually makes me think about it long after the episode ends - and that alone will keep me tuning in.

[@nahuelma97]

I've watched it three times already, the entire show, and it's still so relevant and it gives you so much food for thought, it's really impressive

[@sai_0910]

man, newsroom is one of my fav. shows ever ... brilliant writing from aaron sorkin as usual ..... 1-2 season were just too good and brilliant ......

[@blabbermouth777]

Wow Aaron is the first to agree with me about recovery. I always said that there is always an excuse to use. Bad times I gotta numb up. Great moment I got to celebrate. Cool things I wonder if it is better if I'm high. It's not just about the low points. Huge point for Aaron Sorkin!

[@theodorleijonbergandreasse3228]

Who disagrees with you though? That's on point.

[@heritage106]

Would love to see it comeback. Amazing show, cast, stories. Ended too soon

[@aposynagwgos]

That Jane Fonda comment about Charlie Rose definitely doesn't hold up

[@sarahtan8045]

"Oscar award winning.. winner.." Just. Wow.

[@BradyPostma]

Being in a good place when you're depressed isn't a sign that depression is over and gone, either. Watching how fragile happiness is, and how life beating you down has made the bar for happiness unreasonably low, and the vast distance between a moment of happiness and an enduring routine of happiness can make happiness itself depressing.

[@ajrothBU09]

ugh, the end of this is so gross knowing what we know now about Charlie Rose

[@markarmage3776]

Th harsh reality is when somebody tries to make an impact, people get mad because they're not smart enough to understand, Will McAvoy is basically Aaron Sorkin, but it news.

[@katford7286]

Gayle King always introduces some pop culture non sequitur into an interesting conversation and derails it.

[@NostalgiNorden]

whats up with the weird zoom-ins?

[@Bluemgwes]

NostalgiNorden The entire show is shot like it's a live broadcast.

[@NostalgiNorden]

***** even when they are backstage? I dont recall se that many weird zoom ins on profesional broadcast either. Feels more like 90s dads with camcorders ;)

[@paulmayon8821]

6:20 "Back to the Newsroom". Love it. nice try Gale.. Charley wasn't having it

[@jimbutler1189]

Aaron Sorkin, What’s your favorite ice cream flavor?

[@GOLDVIOLINbowofdeath]

I don't think Charlie is a morning person. He can hardly get the words out of his mouth.

[@pathfinder018]

mark pope i guess I ain’t a morning person ._.” Since I always give a moment b4 I start speaking. Because if I speak fast, I never realized the punch I was actually giving was misleading or stuttering....

[@lynnturman8157]

Yep. The hipster thing is not to like it...

[@BUM-bz8vc]

How ironic that, given the context of the Newsroom, this "journalist" subtlety brings up his past addiction

[@whaddup5417]

The Zimmerman verdict, a plane crash and… waiting for the royal baby. Tell me you didn’t watch the show without telling me you didn’t watch the show.

[@flankspeed]

Wow, this clip aged badly 😁

[@davideanes3425]

I miss this show

[@lovingstudent]

Got

[@sai_0910]

season 3 was the worst mannnn ....... sam waterson dying was just crazy LOL

[@michaelleary9233]

True, but then we got him back on Grace and Frankie, so it's all good.

[@GOLDVIOLINbowofdeath]

I can't watch this dribble. What a bunch of dumb questions and comments from the hosts.