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Has Election 2016 been God's gift to humorists? From late-night TV to satire and political cartoons, Lee Cowan takes note of what's made this difficult year a laughing matter. He talks with "Late Show" host Stephen Colbert, political cartoonist Michael Ramirez, and New Yorker satirist Andy Borowitz.
Can art be partisan? Erin Moriarty of "48 Hours" meets painter Steve Penley, the man who has been called the Republican Party's favorite artist, to find out.
Mo Rocca offers a history lesson on President James Buchanan, whom many historians consider to be our nation's worst chief executive.
When it comes to the presidential election, there's one thing many Americans can actually agree on: by Wednesday it should be over. The campaign has been ugly and divisive to a tremendous degree. But as Martha Teichner reports, that's actually not at all unprecedented in American politics. Presidential scholars Douglas Brinkley, Joseph Cummins and Robert Lichter discuss how bad Election 2016 was, and how previous elections compared.
We leave you this Sunday Morning before Halloween in a garden haunted by spiders in upstate New York ... in Erie County, no less! Videographer: Carl Mrozek
"Sunday Morning" takes a look at some notable events of the week ahead, from Halloween and National Sandwich Day to the 100th anniversary of the birth of Walter Cronkite. Jane Pauley reports.
The scarecrow is an ancient tool of farmers trying to protect their crops from hungry birds. But these nostalgic agricultural aids - the stars of the annual Peddler's Village Scarecrow Festival in Bucks County, Pa. - are being supplanted by more modern methods. Luke Burbank checks out some farms using less traditional ways to scare off birds.
In a studio on New York's 42nd Street, the cast of the new musical adapted from Tolstoy's "War and Peace" rehearses for opening night. Twenty-four members of this production will be making their Broadway debuts, including the leading man, Josh Groban. "I'm coming from another world," the 35-year-old singer told Anthony Mason, "and I wanted to make sure that it was known, right off the bat, that I was coming to this world with the maximum amount of respect for it."
Sam and Mattie have quite a long list of accomplishments. The pair met while competing in the Special Olympics and forged a special bond. Their friendship has taken them many places, but it was a surprise to many when one of their wacky adventures landed them in front of and behind the camera for a zombie horror movie. Steve Hartman reports.
Sometimes the old ways still work best, and Everard Hall may be the best testament to that. Nearly five decades ago, he began digging graves in the Maine town of Milbridge. Hall still digs graves by hand, and takes tremendous pride in his work. "I was put on Earth to be a gravedigger," he told correspondent Mark Strassmann. "It's a God-given talent."
