CBS News Personalities React To John Dickerson’s Exit: Norah O’Donnell, Nate Burleson, Vladimir Duthiers, Margaret Brennan & More

John Dickerson is leaving CBS News at the end of the year as Bari Weiss takes over as the new editor-in-chief.

Dickerson has been with the network since 2009 and, in January of this year, began co-anchoring the CBS Evening News alongside Maurice DuBois.

“I am extremely grateful for all that CBS gave me — the work, the audience’s attention, and the honor of being a part of the network’s history — and I am grateful for my dear colleagues who’ve made me a better journalist and a better human. I will miss you,” Dickerson shared in an Instagram post.

Following the post where Dickerson shared a carousel of moments from his time at CBS News, the outpouring of support from his colleagues poured in.

Norah O’Donnell: “A great friend and co-anchor in the mornings, primetime and on many election nights. Adore you and grateful for you.”

Nate Burleson: “Albeit short, I am incredibly grateful for the time I spent with you!”

Vladimir Duthiers: “You will be missed, John. You are an incredible journalist, phenomenal writer and more importantly, a good friend. You elevated our newsroom in ways that will long be remembered.”

Margaret Brennan: “I will miss you so much. Your integrity and your intelligence made us all so much better.”

Errol Barnett: “You infused CBS News with a sense of deep curiosity and humility. I am so grateful to know you and to have witnessed the construction of your thoughtful writing.”

María Elena Salinas: “You are a class act John. I will always treasure having the opportunity to work alongside you at CBS and witnessing your journalistic integrity, your intellect and kindness. Huge loss for CBS.”

Robert Costa: “John, you are the best. A class act. Very sad to hear this, but your work and excellence as a journalist and historian will continue to guide and inspire wherever you might hang your hat.”

David Axelrod: “John, you’re the model of what a great journalist and masterful storyteller should be: curious; thoughtful; respectful; and probing. As a listener, a subject and a friend, I value you for that and all you continue to do to shed light in an era when heat is the more valued mode of communication. Looking forward to your next chapter!”