Face the Nation traveled to Richmond to talk politics with a group of Virginians one month into the new administration. We asked, how do voices outside Washington feel about President Trump? Source

In one of his first executive actions, the President ordered the Pentagon to develop a new strategy to defeat ISIS. CBS News National Security Correspondent David Martin joins us from Cairo after traveling with U.S. Central Command to assess the fight overseas. Source

Fmr. Director of the CIA, John Brennan says it is too early into investigation of leaks to point fingers. Brennan also defends himself, emphasizing, “Anyone who thinks I’m responsible for leaks is dead wrong.” Source

Fmr. CIA Director John Brennan says he believes new National Security Advisor Gen. McMaster understands “bumper sticker terms” such as “radical Islam” do more harm than good. He urges the president to use more “discipline” in his language. Source

Faith Salie wants to know why some people eagerly quote from movies in everyday conversation – and why she can’t. Source

Irish filmmaker Simon Fitzmaurice shepherded his passion project, “My Name Is Emily,” through to completion despite his diagnosis of ALS (Lou Gehrig’s disease). Elizabeth Palmer reports on how the writer-director was able to oversee the film while only communicating through his eyes. Source

The beautifully designed, visually dynamic or hilarious openings for movies and TV shows can be like miniature films themselves, welcoming us to the characters’ worlds. Lee Cowan introduces us to the creative artists who conjure title sequences for movies and TV. Source

In this “Sunday Morning” web extra, the actress talks about how she approached working with Paul Newman, her costar in the film “Absence of Malice.” Source

Politics are expected to take centerstage at the Academy Awards. But Jamie Yuccas reports a group of actors turned a pre-Oscar event into a political protest. Source

CBS News contributor Jamie Wax joins CBSN with a preview of what to expect from the 2017 Academy Awards. Source