i will get reaction from an on thissy anthony brown. our correspondents and analysts are standing by. first, jim acosta. the administration is doing battle with house democrats as anticipation for the mueller report hangs over washington. >> reporter: that's right. white house officials like the rest of washington are on the edge of their seats waiting for this report to drop. while those expectations are building, democrats are complaining the white house is stonewalling their investigations into the president's personal conversations with russia's vladimir putin as well as another probe into trump family members jared kushner and ivanka trump. the democrats on capitol hill want to know whatsapp? as the white house is awaiting mueller's report, the president is clearly gearing up for battle for the 2020 election, firing up the conservative base. >> you have a president who is also fighting for you. i'm with you all the way. >> reporter: tonight, the president is facing new accusations of stonewalling. house democrats complain the white

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democratic congressman anthony brown of maryland.st at the rand corporation, michael mezar, author of the new book about the u.s.'s decision to invade iraq entitled "leap of faith: huberis, negligence and america's greatest foreign policy tragedy." >> i wonder if you consider iraq to be america's greatest military tragedy stacked up against, of course, what happened in vietnam where 55,000 american troops were killed and 2 million vietnamese were killed as well. how do the two stack up? >> i mean, certainly. look, if you compare the numbers of deaths and wounded, vietnam, we saw greater casualties. i don't think that minimizes the tragedy, the failure of the decision to go in and invade iraq to fight, you know, an eight-year war. and the loss of over 5,000 service members, 30,000 coming home, wounded and injured with physical and psychological wounds. a society in iraq that is still recovering. conflicts still in that country. >> congressman, i am curious how these stack up. you certainly had a lasting impact after vietnam. you had t

i know, as well, congressman anthony brown helped with this particular amendment. this is really critical. this is about -- h.r. 1 in large part is about the journey to the ballot box and how do we make that journey easier for people, how do we make sure they can get there without too much of an undue burden, and that's what this would do for rural voters. this would require that states ensure that the polling places are located in rural areas. this idea that somebody in washington will be deciding where the location is, that's preposterous. we're making sure that the state figures it out so each state can determine what makes the most sense in determining where these polling places are for rural voters. it's a very commonsense amendment. i want to thank the gentleman for introducing it and definitely i support it and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. davis: thank you, mr. chairman. and my colleague from north carolina's right. we had a good healthy discussion on how rural voters could be adversely impacted by the original lang

. >> anthony: it's round, it's got steak, spices, browned onions, real american cheese, such as it isme. relish, what do you think? >> robert: that's hot pepper, yeah. a little bit of that won't hurt. >> anthony: a little bit? oh man, i drove a long way for this. thinking about it the whole way. >> robert: good. >> anthony: oh man this should be, like, a national landmark right away. this sandwich is unbelievably good. >> robert: thanks. >> anthony: it's really a thing of beauty. >> robert: that's good to hear. >> anthony: worth driving across the state in a blizzard for. >> robert: we get a lot of people from philly. >> anthony: no way, philly? >> robert: oh yeah, for sure. >> anthony: wow that's treason. do they, like, change the plates on their car or like wear a disguise, i mean -- >> robert: it's different. the poppy seeds help. >> anthony: yeah, i like this roll. it's awesome. just delicious. well, i think we've learned something here today. jersey cheese steaks, i'm not saying they're better than philadelphia. yeah i am, actually. so there. this is great. >> robert: glad you en

brown, of oea. thank you. >> good evening. i like to thank pastor anthonyupport of students in oakland by opening taylor memorial united methodist church to our students during the strike and also for providing a space for the oakland education association to use during the strike. and this relationship that we have between taylor memorial and the oakland education association will make oakland a stronger community. i am keith brown, teacher at bret harte middle school on release as president of the oakland education association. we have achieved so much in the seven days of our historic strike in oakland in spite of an employer who has said that the sky is falling, that they could not pay for a living wage, they could not pay for lower class sizes, they couldn't -- they were saying they couldn't make the investments for needed student support such as nurses, counselors, psychologists, and speech therapists. educators supported by parents, supported by labor, supported by the community prevailed. our power in the streets prevailed. our love for our students

the first patient to be cured, timothy ray brown, nearly died in the effort. dr. anthonyauche says, quote, this approach is risky, not feasible, and not scaleable, meaning it could not be duplicated among a large number of patients. however, he does point out that it may have relev future attempts to use gene edits to treat a.i.d.s. >>> while isis is on the brink of losing its last bit of territory in syria, the u.s. is also helping battle another terror threat in west africa. g jihadists pushed out of iraq and syria are going to africa and escalating violence there. the u.s. is training west african forces to fight back, but u.s. military cuts could leave the region vulnerable. first on "cbs this morning," debora patta takes us inside the training program. >> reporter: there is an eerie familiarity to this training exercise. west african soldiers creep stealthily along the wall of a hotel in burkina faso. inside, all hell breaks loose. the soldiers are being trained by.s special forces to storm a hotel under attack by islamic extremists. it's not real but could so easily

brown, of oea. thank you. >> good evening, and i would like to thank pastor anthony jenkins for his tremendous support of studentsby opening taylor memorial united methodist church to our students during the strike, and also for providing a space for the open educational association to use during the strike, and this relationship that we have between taylor memorial and the oakland education association will make oakland a stronger community. im keith brown, teacher at bret harte middle school and on release and president of the oakland education association. we have achieved so much in this seven day, seven days of our historic strike in oakland. inspired an employer who has said the sky is falling , that they could not pay for a living wage, they could not pay for lower class sizes, they could not -- they were saying they could not make the investments for needed student support, such as nurses, counselors, psychologists, and speech therapists. educators supported by parents, supported by labor, supported by the community prevailed. our power in the streets prevailed. our love for our students prevailed, and ou