including the former co-chair of the panel that produced the report, former democratic senator bob grahamntative walter jones, and steven lynch are also joining the effort. joining me now, one of the representatives, democrat steven lynch. great to have you on the show. i know it's been a busy day. i know you want this to happen tomorrow. you're calling for it tomorrow. they actually published a report but took out 28 pages regarding intelligence activities leading up to the attacks on september 11st. there are three very good reasons. one is that transparency is always the right thing to do. secondly, i think we owe it to the families who lost loved ones on september 11th and also, i think this report, if you read it, will help inform legislators and members of the government in terms of how we deal with security threats going forward and how we engage with some countries, especially in the middle east, that might be a source of terrorism. >> it's interesting because former democratic senator bob graham and your colleague in this effort has gone so far as to call it a coverup. do you agr

former senator bob graham is here to weigh in. and serial the popular podcast about a murder case that is captivating millions. might it lead to a new trial for a man serving life? who better to ask than allenan dershowitz dershowitz that and much more so stick with us. >>> welcome to the program. we start with a burning question royaling the nation's capital. did the third ranking republican in congress once speak to a white nationalist organization founded by former ku klux klan grand wizard david duke? that will be on the minds of members of congress when they begin reconvening in washington. after their christmas recess. steve scalise was a louisiana state representative on the rise back in 2002 when he reportedly addressed the european american unity and rights conference. he was invited by an adviser to duke. scalise said he didn't remember addressing the group but said in a prepared statement that it was quote a mistake i regret. which sounds like he was there. but then that political adviser who initially told "the washing

i was walking over to do the hit and i saw a former governor in bob graham. his daughter is going to be sworn in today as a member of the house in florida for the second district. he then subjected to having to do a few hundred photo opes of members who want their picture taken with him and their families sworn in off the floor. all the new member fist they want the pictures. it's a big physical day for the speaker. he has to recite the pledge for a lot of folks and take a lot of pictures. >> there is a new jingle in the house, the longest serving member retire and is being replaced by debbie dingle from michigan. on the senate side we have to see the ceremonial swearing ins when vice president biden greets all of the families. >> historically that always makes for classic joe moments. we will await the vice president. i rode in the elevator with the family of alaska's senator dan sullivan and they found the concern over the snowfall charming. it's great to meet families. the mothers in law are here and the children are here. it is a joyous occasion. we know

senator bob graham on the finance committee. another fun fact about bruce is he's from texas so occasionally he will throw in texas references. there you go. to my immediate left is mike perry. he's a partner at perry undum communication strategy and a co-founder of that group. he's conducted policy research for 23 years for nonprofit organizations, foundations, issue organizations, and government agencies. he works on today's most pressing public issues such as poverty, obesity, and hunger, but he specializes in health care research, particularly health care reform, medicaid and medicare, and before founding perry undum he was a partner at lake research partners for 16 years and they have come to our conferences before and talked to us about messaging. just before i turn it over mike is going to speak first, and then bruce is going to speak. they each have slides, and then we're going to take q & a from the audience. i think there's question cards on your table. we want to get a lot of q & a because i think you will have intere

i don't say that to bob graham, one of my heroes who said can i ask you a question? i will do real quick last question from the senator. >> congratulations on your daughter becoming a new member of congress. [applause] >> i am stunned. the last gentleman objected, what is your next project? >> i am not a absolutely sure but here's what i am chewing on. the question is what is the next project. i have always been interested in the intersection of art and technology. for many years i have been interested in the person who best exemplifies that in human history and it would take a long time to climb that mountain because a lot of people have written about him, especially his art. if you look at the last page of this book you will see a drawing of true the in man. lee and not a da vinci's trying in which art and science are brought together in a thing of beauty. i would like to spend a decade or so halftime in florence. kind of like venice. i would like to try to capture what it was like in the renaissance to not just combine art and science but to believe that there was

yet together and, yet, a biological threat -- >> i'm glad you're conscious with that co-chair of bob graham florida and eon terrorism. it was a real concern that we had. and, on the number of ships, i wonder if you recall hearing skelton address the whole quality versus quantity issue. they were talking ant ging about we didn't need as many ships. and he said i have an idea, why don't we just have one ship. and i think ike made a really good point there. >>> okay. i'd love to know you thinking about this. you've talked about institutional issues here with the congress. let's talk about another issue. the chiefs. and they have to -- it's a difficult line for them to walk. they're in the chain of command, and it's their responsibility, obviously, to acquiesce and salute and attempt to execute administration decisions. they have a competing and sometimes concurrent responsibility. their best and most honest professional judgment about the issues that they confront. i think we all simpleympathize that's difficult for them sometimes. is there a message -- >> we expect you to shoot straight with

. >> i'm glad you're conscious of that i co-chaired a committee with bob graham of florida on w.m.d. terrorism and we focused on biothreat. it was a real concern that we had. and on the number of ships, i wonder if you recall hearing ike skeleton discussing the quality vs. quntity issue they said we don't need as many ships because of the quality and capability of those we have. he said, why don't we just have a navy of one ship that can do everything? i think ike made a good point there. i would love to know your thinking on this. you talked about institutional issues in the congress. let's talk about another institutional issue. the chiefs. it's a difficult line for them to walk. they are in a chain of command, it is their responsibility to acquiesce and salute and attempt to execute administration decisions. they have a competing, concurrent and sometimes competing responsibility to give congress their best and most honest professional judgment about the issues that they confront. i think we all sympathize that that's difficult for them sometimes. is there a message that you, at t

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democrat bob graham the former senate who co-chaired a congressional inquiry of 9-11 agrees and now he'sabia's possible government's role in the attack to be released. is that really a good idea? here is senior fellow with the hudson institute and author of "necessary secrets" and co- their and executive director of the accountatability project. gabe, do you feel this should stay secret? is this one of the necessary secrets? >> we don't know. that's the dilemma we always face with government secrets. >> what do you think is in there that could be embarrassing? >> material that's embarrassing to saudi arabia. material that may be embarrassing to the f.b.i. because the f.b.i. allowed a whole number of saudi nationals to depart the country right after 9-11. were they involved? we don't know. >> the f.b.i. and c.i.a. didn't talk to each other is an embarrassment that's out there today. what do you think? what's behind this? >> i do think it has to do with saudi arabia. the questions have been about the funding of potential terrorists who took down the planes. but we don't know that for sure.

bob, you are first. >> i want to thank my brother, graham, who is here. an actor and his new movie is out today. it's called "the loft." >> the actor who is apparently unbelievable. did i get that right? >> thumb's up. good job. welcome back. >> it's friday and usually fool of the week. there is an abundance of fools this week and michael moore and the guy from nbc saying foolish stuff about chris kyle. texas governor greg abbott declared this coming monday chris kyle day in honor of chris kyle killed february 2, 2013. let's say thank you to texas for honoring a real hero. and by the way, the best way to do that is go see the movie. it is awesome. i am also going to do a tribute to chris kyle tomorrow morning. >> did you eliminate the music for the fool of the week? >> yes. >> it's not gone for good. >> greg gutfeld? >> bob beckel's brother [ inaudible ] on rush limbaugh today he was talking about something and apparently became very distracted. >> i just got distracted again. look. that's dana perino. look at her hair. she looks like she just got out of

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. >> in wake of the bob mcdonnell corruption trial lawmakers are in agreement thatreform needs further action. and following the cases of hannah graham morgan harrington and alexis murphy, lawmakers from both parties are supporting legislation to fight sexual assaults on college campuses. respect the victims and their privacy but at the same time, give them the services they need. >> then there is delegate joe morrissey, the democrat turned independent who last night won a special election despite currently serving jail time for his relationship with a 17-year-old woman. and house leaders are trying to figure out exactly what to do with joe morrissey. looking into bylaws and regulations to see whether or not they can discipline or possibly even remove him while still respecting the will of the voters. joe morrissey was sworn into office here on the capitol grounds this morning but will spend tonight the same place he spent last night a jail in the county. live in richmond jeff goldberg abc 7 news. >> thank you jeff. now to maryland where the general assembly also convened today for a 90-day session. lawmakers are expected to focus on

bob livingston, newt gingrich. dick armey, bill paxon, steve largent, saxby chambliss, john sununu, lindsey graham, tom coburn, susan molinari, john kasich, bill zellef, and i know i`ve missed some. >> guest: right. c-span: almost -- other than tom delay and a couple of others the team that you started out with are gone. >> guest: well, you know, that happens in congress today. people used to say, well, you know, you go to congress, those people are there forever. the term limit -- you know, the term limit issue and all those things that we talked about -- you know, the average -- i don`t know what exactly the average term of a congressman, but it used to be for a long time. today, it`s probably eight years or ten years is the average time that a person stays here. and they cycle off and do something else. a lot of those folks that you mentioned are either in the senate or headed for the senate so i mean, they step up and do other things. saxby chambliss and lindsey graham, and coburn`s running for the senate, and others. so you know, there`s other careers, too. c-span: tom coburn did this show once, and it was -- i

graham says no american deserves such callous treatment much less our finest military leader. >> he rejected rejected any potential plea deal and his attorney had no comment. >> axelrod: tomorrow bob schieffer will ask the attorney general eric holder about the petraeus case on "face the nation". there are new questions about new jersey governor crist chris's dallas cowboys connection, could the third time be the charm for mitt romney when cbs news continues. >> ny better than this. advil. if you have high blood pressure like i do, many cold medicines may raise your blood pressure. that's why there's coricidin hbp it relieves cold symptoms without raising blood pressure. so look for powerful cold medicine with a heart. coricidin hbp. working on my feet all day gave me pain here. in my knees. but now, i step on this machine and get my number which matches my dr. scholl's custom fit orthotic inserts. now i get immediate relief from my foot pain. my knee pain. find a machine at drscholls.com petraeus,. >> axelrod: the awkward hug of the week when new jersey chris christie tried to get in on the celebration with cowboys owner jerry jones after the team's play-off win in dallas, the he

senators kirk and menendez as well as an additional proposal from senators lindsey graham and incoming foreign relations chairman bob corker that would require lawmaker approval before moving forward with any nuclear agreement. also, the debt ceiling fight is likely to continue on capitol hill. however, the debt limit won't would be -- won't be reached until march 15, according to politico. and politico also reporting the spring about congressman steve solis. the scandal over the louisiana republicans 2002 speech to a white supremacist group has so damaged his image inside the republican conference that he bases serious questions over a political future. that from the political this morning. also from the hill newspaper minority leader nancy pelosi sending a letter to her troops. the california democrat outline the parties focus at the launch of the 2016 presidential cycle -- 2015 presidential cycle to eliminate tax breaks for companies to move headquarters overseas. either way the latest defections against house speaker john boehner, the vote for speaker taking place today, the latest revolt from randy weber who tw

. >>> and on sunday we'll talk with senators lindy graham and dick durbin plus former sate of state james baker. i'll be fitting in for bobf astronomical. on stubhub they start at more than $7,000. the top seats go for more than $40,000. they're the largest source for second hand tickets. only on "cbs this morning" we have more. >> for years dunbar has delivered everything from bank dposets to priceless jewelry. today they're carrying paper but it might be the most valuable paper they'll ever get their hands on. >> so we've got a couple of super bowl tickets here. >> reporter: garry runs the super bowl operation for the online ticket place stubhub. >> tickets come from all over the world. we collect all the tickets. on sunday they ee getting the right ticket. >> the super bowl put a hologram or black light i.d. >> reporter: it's not the usual process for stubhub. the san francisco company does 80% of its regular business these days connecting buyers and sellers of event tickets electronically. >> the super bowl has no electronic tickets so it's all what we would call hard stock. >> reporter: he said in many ways stubhub w

graham, jeb bush, hillary clinton. jess mcintosh has ben carson, joe biden, donald tramp, rand paul. and josh barro he is coming in last, sarah palin, ted cruz, carly fiorina, bobwarren. you ended with your whammy candidates. you have donald trump, a very special snowflake. you can trade him for any other person in the world who is not on the board. >> i think the only way i can do this is picking a person that would be guaranteed the presidency should they run. so i will go for the woman already running the country -- oprah. >> let me tell you something. in the pits of bush-era despair, i absolutely wanted oprah to run. >> every elector vote guaranteed. >> she can make americans buy any book, buy anything, i'm taking oprah. >> i'm being totally serious. i think she would be a formidable presidential candidate, no doubt. >> okay. we'll just leave that -- >> josh barro, who do you claim? >> i thought she meant valerie jarret. so i think, you know this is a strong slate i have that has three or five whammy candidates on it. i will trade in sarah palin and go with bob mcdonald. a swing state governor, won by a wide margin. >> he was incredibly popular in his first

. >>> on sunday we'll talk with senators lindsey graham and dick durbin, plus former secretary of state james baker, when i fill in for bobview with james brown and jan crawford is still in arizona. watch "face of nation" right here on cbs. >>> on stubhub, the tickets for the super bowl start at more than $,000. the top seats go for more than $40,000. stubhub is the world's largest source for secondhand tickets. only on "cbs this morning," carter evans shows us how far the company is going this weekend to protect buyers. >>> for more than 90 years, the guards at dunbar security have protected and delivered everything from bank deposits to priceless jewelry. today they're carrying paper, but it might be the most valuable paper they'll ever get their hands on. >> howi'll have you sign right here. >> reporter: gary runs the super bowl operation for the online ticket marketplace, stubhub. >> tickets are coming from all over the world. tickets have to get to this one place where we collect all the tickets so that on sunday people come in to collect their ticket they're getting the right ticket. >> the super bowl put a hologram

bob. we did not in the media were somewhere. >> thank you. >> senator graham. >> thank you. i've really enjoyed this and you've given me a lot to think about. stewart media friends who are here thank you are coming. maybe if we had tom brady, we would fill up the room. but that is the world we live in. we are talking about consequential things that we have a couple reporters here. at the end of the day listing the day let's see what we agree on. this is a generational struggle. do you i'll agree? somebody will be dealing with this law after most of us are done. in the long run we win they lose. >> if we come up with a strategy. >> let me tell you why i think they lose. what they are selling very few people want to buy. ladies and gentlemen, the radical islamic is not embraced by most people in the religion. we just need to provide them the capacity to fight back over there so we can be protected here. does that make sense? how do you do that? sequestration, do you i'll agree that it should be is not revealed replaced? all agree? if we don't replace sequestration, our capabil