>> brennan: welcome back the "face the nation" i'm margaret brennan. we turn to marc short white house director of legislative affair to get the administeraries perspective on all this is going on in washington. you're a busy man, let's start on the nominations question. republicans can't afford to lose a single vote you just heard senator rand paul saying he opposes both nominee to be c.i.a. and the secretary of state. how do you get enough votes to get you through? >> we have qualified candidates there, mike pompeo graduated top of his class at west point, graduated top of his class at harvard law school, served our country with distinction in uniform, served our country in congress, he's done phenomenal job restoring morale at the c.i.a. we think he's a phenomenal choice he earned 15 democrat votes enhis confirmation only a year ago. >> brennan: you'll need some of those democrats now? >> it's unfortunate where rand paul's position before hearings get some of the answers to his questions. rand himself ran for president on policy to put your head in

>> brennan: welcome back to "face the nation" i'm margaret brennan. we continue our conversation with stoneman douglas high school students jaclyn corin, brian deirsch and da lena tarr plus cameron kasky and emma gonzales you guys are more than students you've become activists, you've had this incredible turn out not just here in washington but around the country. emma, how do you keep this momentum going? >> we're going to be pushing foe election. this is not the end. this is just the beginning. we're going to -- over the summer we're going to try to go around to colleges and stuff and communities, reach out to the kids locally around the country. we didn't just have support all over the country we have support all over the world. we had like 900 marchs. >> brennan: what does that feel like? do you go home watch the news coverage? >> we went to eat some food. we had a nice hang out at the hotel which is my voice is so hoarse. >> all about registering to vote, starting more of conversation so more people get politically involved because the youth of a

>> brennan: today on "face the nation." the trump white house wind up another week filled with turmoil, chaos and confusion on controversial policies and embattled personnel. one campaign rival south carolina republican lindsey graham is now a trump ally. what does he think of the upheaval? we'll ask him. west virginia democrat joe manchin is a moderate from a red state and he's trying to work with the president on new gun control laws. he'll be with us. white house trade policy advisor peter navarro will explain how the president's surprise deal and tariffs will impact our economy and trade with foreign countries. plus andrew pollack the father of one of the 14 students killed in the marjorie stoneman douglas high school shooting made an emotional plea at the white house last month. >> i'm pissed. my daughter i'm not going to see again. she's not here merry christmas are the politicians listening we'll see what he thinks. cbs news seth doane will take us inside syria for a closer look at the assad regime brutal attacks on

i am margaret brennan. since the, he accepted rt korea aian leader ease kim jong-un to meet, president trump has been publicly optimistic and had kind words about a regime he has harshly criticized. >> came to my office after having gone to north korea and kim jong-un -- no, it is very positive. no. after the meeting him, but now we have to be very nice. i think they want to do something. i think they want to make peace i think it is time. >> brennan: but there are many questions about the risk of such direct talks and what conditions must be net before the two leaders sit down. to get insight we talk to cia director mike pompeo, director, welcome to the show. it has been three days since the president accepted this invitation. has north korea responded? >> well, margaret, first of all thanks for having me on the show. irrelevant think it is important to step back, to figure out how we got here for two decades america whistled past the grave yard and allowed the north korean regime to build up the capacity.

i'm margaret brennan. after a week at the white house, filled with speculation about who the president would dismiss next, late friday night attorney general jeff sessions fired deputy fbi director andrew m mccabe, mccabe was jim comey's deputy. he was just hours away from being able to retire with his full pension. but the firing sparked a fierce debate over whether it was justified or if it's an assault on federal law enforcement. outrage intensifies when the president's attorney called for an end to the mueller probe which could be seen as attempt to influence the ongoing investigation into russian investigation meddling. rand paul joins froes bowling green this morning. senator, we do want to talk to you about your opposition to the president's nominees for the state department and c.i.a. but first ask you about the mueller investigation and firing of andrew mccabe this morning the p president has had a lot to say about the special counsel's investigation, comes in the wake of news that his lawyers rec

>> brennan: today on "face the nation." the students of marjorie stoneman douglas high school march on washington leading more than 200,000 in the largest youth-led protest since vietnam. >> welcome to the revolution. >> brennan: across the nation and around the world, thousands and thousands more came out to voice their support for tougher gun laws. but will washington lawmakers get the message? last week congress enacted some new school safety measures and made modest changes to the background check system for gun purchases. is this all they can get done in an election year? it was another head turning week at the white house. on friday president trump first tweeted out a threat to veto a massive spending package then changed course and signed it just four hours later. saying he wanted to protect military spending increases. >> i say to congress i will never sign another bill like this again. i'm not going to do it again. >> brennan: the disagreements with national security advisor h.r. mcmaster led to his ouster he'll be

i'm margaret brennan. pollack is the fatherfo d last month at the marjorie stoneman douglas high school pa. he joins me here. we are so sorry f your daughter, sir. i know that you've become active. you've been at the h including s week. what happened in that mee >> well first i just want to tell everyone in america passionate about school safety like i am, follow me on remembermeadow.com and they woul an my cause of what we're going to do moving forward to every other state move forward towardi can be the last dad that ever had kid killed in a school. >> brennan: you have spoken passionately about this.that cry when you spoke to the president directly on camera. you wept back to talk school safety this week. do you have any pledges from the white hme of what you're talking about with school safety? >> i went twice to the white house within the weeks, the president and everyone of his staff was compassionate having my family in the white house. to a murderd kid's father, you know?ere's t g to say that's goi

>> brennan: tillerson said this will be done through him. is that still the plan? >> this is a level of discussion the president is going to drive in effort, this negotiation, but it will take a team to build up a picture so we put the president in the best position so that he can achieve that outcome. >> brennan: because it is unclear, though, the state department or your agency that will take the lead. it was your counterpart from south korea who was at the white house this week. >> i don't think there is any doubt about who is going to take the lead on this. the president of the united states is going to take the lead. >> brennan: well the first meeting will be the presidential summit? >> the united states will take the lead in resolving this important conflict with north korea. >> but in terms of laying the ground work you can't send your president into that meeting without making sure that you give him the best tools possible. will you take those first meetings? will the secretary take those first meetings? how do you lay the groundwork for success? >> margare

>> brennan: welcome back to "face the nation." i'm margaret brennan. andrew pollack is the father of 1-year-old meadow who was killed last month at the marjorie stoneman douglas high school shooting in parkland, florida. he joins me here. we are so sorry for the loss of your daughter, sir. i know that you've become active. you've been at the white house a number of times including this week. what happened in that meeting this week? >> well first i just want to tell everyone in america that is passionate about school safety like i am, to follow me on remembermeadow.com and they would be able to help me in my cause of what we're going to do moving forward to help every other state move forward towards making their schools safe so i can be the last dad that ever had to bury a kid killed in a school. >> brennan: you have spoken passionately about this. and americans heard that cry when you spoke to the president directly on camera. you wept back to talk about school safety this week. do you have any pledges from the white house to follow through on some of

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brennan told him. brennan is dirty, political and corrupt as they come. now lashing out because we're all finding out who he really is. we have more breaking news to tell you about. the house intel committee has put an end to this russia investigation, 14 months, and they will have a vote to release to the public the republican members' final report. the house intel committee realized a summary of the key findings. here are the highlights. after 14 months, interviews with all of these with its, the committee found no evidence of trump-russia collusion. the liberal media, the democrats, lying to the american people. james clapper, number two, former obama director of national intelligence, fake news cnn contributor, he provided inconsistent testimony about his contacts with the media. i guess comey is going to get hired next and then brennan. maybe stormy. members of the partisan press are watching, first reported this last week. it's called investigative journalism, real news. guys might want to try it some time instead of spinning these conspiracy theory

brennan know? i say to them generally john brennan knows everything. he knows a lot. explain why that's true. >> well, because he's been around a long time. his entire life has been spent in the intelligence community. and general mccaffery made a couple of really important points to consider here prior to -- we'll show the brennan clips. but one of the reasons, maybe the principle reason that story was leaked within two hours it occurred after the phone call by the president to president putin was made from the residence, not from the oval office, unstaffed, practically, by a president whose knowledge and instinct about foreign policy is tissue thin to be charitable. so, he makes the call. it happens. it's leaked. and the level of disrespect that many people in the intelligence community and the diplomatic community have toward the president of the united states, the leak is the product, the result of that disrespect. the aspect that general mccaffery was speaking to, if you've been in this commun

>> ian brennan: no, no, no. we-- we have no idea.aith. officer thomas binamo took one, too. he helped found the prison band ten years ago, and wasn't sure what to think the day ian brennan showed up. >> thomas binamo ( translated ): i was quite surprised, because i couldn't understand how this guy knew about us. and why would he be interested in our prison? >> cooper: it's not every day a white american knocks on the prison door and says he wants to come in? >> binamo ( translated ): yeah, it's true. it's not every day. >> brennan: what took you so long? >> cooper: brennan saw promise in this prison, and the possibility of an album. so, he set up his microphones and asked anyone interested to write and sing songs about their lives. men and women. inmates and guards. it was something most had never done before. ♪ ♪ what were you hoping to find? >> brennan: well-- you know, the thing we look for everywhere, which is, you know, music that resonates with us. this is what moves me, and hopefully it'll move someone else. >> cooper: and whe

>> brennan: no. no, no, no.ave learned from their experiences. this is about humanizing individuals-- and that's for the benefit, not of them; that's for the benefit of the listener. >> cooper: the album ian brennan recorded at zomba did not end up winning the grammy, and it hasn't turned a profit, either. brennan has paid the musicians, and they have a contract to receive more money if there are future earnings. when he showed up at zomba with his wife, marilena, to present the prisoners with some gifts and their grammy nomination certificate, it was cause enough for celebration... ♪ ♪ ...though some of the singers, like stephano nyrenda, still had questions about what a grammy award really was. >> nyrenda ( translated ): can i ask a little question? >> cooper: yeah, of course. >> nyrenda ( translated ): this trophy, does it have any money inside of it, or is it just a small prize? >> cooper: it's just a token, there's no money inside the-- inside the award. >> nyrenda: ( laughs ) >> cooper: being nominated for

john john brennan got gran's a private individual john brennan is not serving in the cia. that deep state is within the government itself and remember mr trump has the authority under the constitution to fire anybody that he believes is part of the deep state it's his own executive branch and he had at least a kind of friendly house intelligence committee that made a report hundred fifty pages that said well we don't find any actual collusion with a campaign although the russians intended to influence in some other way the outcome so here we have a president endowed in their article two of the constitution he can fire them if he believes they're undercutting himself he can fire mr rosenstein he doesn't have to wait well for mr rove sessions brucey hand if he doesn't do that it's because he doesn't want to bruce you need to appear on the on the liberal cable stations to tell people that because they're american people aren't told that very often philip john brennan's name was mentioned here i think i know why he had such a furious and i think even childish tweet about the m

john john brennan gran's a private individual john brennan is not serving in the cia. that deep state is within the government itself and remember mr trump has the authority under the constitution to fire anybody that he believes is part of the deep state it's his own executive branch and he had at least a kind of friendly house intelligence committee that made a report hundred fifty pages that said well we don't find any actual collusion with a campaign although the russians intended to influence in some other way the outcome so here we have a president endowed in their article two of the constitution he can fire them if he believes they're undercutting himself he can fire mr rosenstein he doesn't have to wait well for mr rove sessions brucey on hand if he doesn't do that it's because he doesn't want to bruce you need to appear on the on the liberal cable stations to tell people that because they're american people aren't told that very often philip john brennan's name was mentioned here i think i know why he had such a furious and i think even childish tweet about th

guy gran's a private individual john brennan is not serving in the cia. that deep state is within the government itself and remember mr trump has the authority under the constitution to fire anybody that he believes is part of the deep state it's his own executive branch and he had at least a kind of friendly house intelligence committee that made a report hundred fifty pages that said well we don't find any actual collusion with a campaign although the russians intended to influence in some other way the outcome so here we have a president endowed in their article two of the constitution he can fire them if he believes they're undercutting himself he can fire mr rosenstein he doesn't have to wait well for mr rove sessions brucey hand if he doesn't do this because he doesn't want to bruce you need to appear on the on the liberal cable stations to tell people that because they're american people aren't told that very often philip john brennan's name was mentioned here i think i know why he had such a furious and i think even childish tweet about the mccabe

brennan is an idiot. he has no idea how the fbi operates. his agency operates completely different.lthough they take an oath to the constitution, they don't follow the constitution as we have to. the fbi has to follow the constitution to the letter. whenever we prosecute somebody, whenever we investigate someone, we have to follow all the rules of evidence, all the criminal procedures. cia doesn't do that, so i'm not surprised that brennan comes up with this idiotic statement that he makes, because, again, he can operate on conjecture. his agency doesn't have to follow the truth. they their stock and trade is actually the untruths. i don't know if there's a deep state, but if there is an absolutely certain brennan is part of that deep state. >> laura: chris i want to go back to you because you wrote a piece for fox news about how truth telling by the fbi, going back to mccabe's firing here, in a general sense of lawlessness, conflict of interest, unethical behavior, the telling of the truth is so critical for the fbi. that's a rule that must be followed and if it's not, it breaks on

but he is not without his own faults in this whole game as well. >> look, brennan -- we know what brennan is. is he a partisan. right? cia directors are supposed to you rise above partisanship. i don't know if there is any reason to believe that he didn't do that as cia director. the current cia director is a republican chosen by a republican former member of congress. i assume he has opinions of hillary clinton. did it interfere with doing his job? did it interfere in the way he handled the russia stuff and whether or not they announced or alerted or what the's thinking was. i don't know all of that stuff but making those kind of statements in public by the way for brennan all the time. like all over and over he says that kind of stuff. it does not do much to diminish the thought that partisanship was at play. >> martha: let's pray brennan. whether or not brennan knew the dossier was funded in part or in whole at that point by the supporters of the hillary clinton campaign. director brennan, do you know who commissioned this steele dossier? >> i don't know i don't. >> down dune if the bu

brennan.ou have comey, page, strzok. you have loretta lynch. you have the obama administration, top down. >> absolutely. >> sean: deep state. >> let's remember, this individual, andy mccabe, he's just a small part of a massive conspiracy and again, the opi, it sounds very anodyne, the office of professional responsibility, that's the iad of the fbi.ss that's the internal affairs division and they said this guy cannot get his pension. that is a massive blow and it's just the beginning, but now comes the real test. now ag sessions has to clean. >> sean: special counsel. special counsel. you've been amazing, thank you all. so much more to get to. we are way behind. the great one, mark levin, he's next. ♪ (alarm sounds) oooooooooh! you sleep on a poorly crafted mattress, you might find yourself sippin' a cup of hot mud, too. you need a ghostbed™. the only mattress with cooling latex over gel memory foam to give you the deepest sleep. delivered to your door. in a box. at a great price. because you

that leads to the funnel of what john brennan knows. so when he decides as he has, not just yesterday but the last couple weeks, to escalate his attack on donald trump the way he has on twitter, television, and today to say he thinks vladimir putin has something personally on donald trump. that doesn't mean his personal life, sexually, but it could. it could very well mean his personal finances, business. it is a matter of an enormous significance and a huge tell. a huge, i can't tell you what i know, but trust me, this is just a little tiny sliver of what's really there. >> go ahead, jim. >> here's the crazy thing, any other politician you and i have ever worked with, would go out of their way if donald trump to prove they weren't beholden to the russian government. they would be the toughest person on the russian government, unless to john's point, they couldn't. the fact he's not pushing on the british assassination, the election stuff, is proof he can't and he can't because he's worried about what they know and what they have. it's

to the to the media so brennan was the political boy working for the expected hillary clinton. presidency so let's let's expand this investigation let's forget about the russians because this was in what the russians did and let's look at what john brown it did ok steve what we had i agree with that i think feel is absolutely right let me and say on this because mr brennan was there with the torture the enhanced interrogation programs the destruction of video interrogation tapes. all under his watch and he should be also investigated for authorizing a participating in a virtual assassination program that is endowing the president authorizing the president to kill american citizens that he unilaterally decides who are implicated in national security danger based upon unsubstantiated evidence mr brennan should be under investigation for assassinations and i would drink to that ok let me go to steve here were given a peculiar situation here do believe jim comi or interim mccabe. that's a dilemma that's a really. sad state of affairs which when you get to believe go ahead you know

when i listen -- you know, my head starts hurting when i listen to john brennan do anything. there was a picture of clapper and comey and brennan and they looked like the three most morose hang dog and i would think characterless people in public life today. i mean they look the parts they've played for ten years. >> it's the troy ka o -- lou: i guess a trio of spies. i don't know what they are. i do know this. mule semueller is the special cl and i've really had it. i talked with alan dershowitz here last night, he's saying that he should never have been the special counsel. alan dershowitz is saying it's time to acknowledge that fact and move ahead. but it really resides with mueller, doesn't it, whether he goes or he stays . >> the president has the final word. lou: well i know he has the authority. practically i don't know if it's the case. >> it's a political question for the president whether he decides he's had enough. there will be screaming and wailing but he gets to call the shots. he's the chief chec executive ad he's the president. finally it's with him. however,

so he -- he is out there spreading this information to these reporters and -- and john brennan is not aware of -- of who paid for the dossier? he said he learned about it in press circles. >> yeah, he did say that early on. i think this -- this is just more of an example of how outrageous the press coff advantage h-- coverage has become. many writers were briefed by steele, many of them have the dossier before the election. the dossier on the face of it is ridiculous. this is something that said they were going to give some guy -- some guy, carter page was going to get 20 percent, be which would be billions of dollars. if the fbi really believes that, we got a ticker problem in the fbi with credibility. >> i'm sure you've seen the headlines, he's sure that actually that carter page was engaging in a relationship with the russians. some kind of collusion with the russians. just from that. >> this is the first time i heard of that. it sounds wild to me. i don't think there's any -- carter page will tell you himself that he was talking to russians. he's a putin apologist. we don't -- we

but i've got to say john brennan knows that in 2016, when john brennan first saw some evidence that some of it might be going on, some of the things we're all concerned about now, and got people in the obama administration to focus on it and got jeh johnson and jim comey and lisa monaco, went up there to capitol hill before donald trump was the president of the united states. before he was president-elect. they went up there and sat down with the leadership on the republican side, with paul ryan, with mitch mcconnell, with people who ostensibly previously were patriots and serious people and said to them what they knew at the time, which was in september of 2016 it said, our democracy is under attack now. we have an election in six weeks. we have to do something on a bipartisan basis to let the country know, to harden our electoral systems. we have to act. we need you in a bipartisan way to step forward right now before the vote is taken. and paul ryan and mitch mcconnell, before donald trump was president, told them, go pound sand and they weren't going to get involved. this is a proble

brennan.omey, page, strzok. loretta lynch. you have the obama administration, top down. >> absolutely. >> sean: deep state. >> let's remember, this individual, andrew mccabe, he's just a small part of a massive conspiracy and again, the opi, it sounds very anodyne, the office of professional responsibility, that the iad of the fbi. that's the internal affairs division and they said this guy cannot get his pension. that is a massive blow and it's just the beginning, but now comes the real test. now ha sessions has to clean. >> sean: special counsel. special counsel. if an amazing, thank you all. so much more to get to. we are way behind. ♪ at the lexus command performance sales event. current qualified lexus owners can get up to $1,000 cash on select 2018 is models for these terms. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. you won't find relief here. congestion and pressure? go to the pharmacy counter for powerful claritin-d. while the leading allergy spray relieves 6 symptoms... claritin-d reli

john john brennan got gran's a private individual john brennan is not serving in the cia. that deep state is within the government itself and remember mr trump has the authority under the constitution to fire anybody that he believes is part of the deep state it's his own executive branch and he had at least a kind of friendly house intelligence committee that made a report hundred fifty pages that said well we don't find any actual collusion with a campaign although the russians intended to influence in some other way the outcome so here we have a president endowed in your article two of the constitution he can fire them if he believes they're undercutting himself he can fire mr rosenstein he doesn't have to wait well for mr rove sessions brucey hand if he doesn't do this because he doesn't want to bruce you need to appear on the on the liberal cable stations to tell people that because they're american people aren't told that very often philip john brennan's name was mentioned here i think i know why he had such a furious and i think even childish tweet about the mccabe

i want john brennan to shut up and go away. lou: you know, it strikes me, though, that these are the people who are responsible for much of what was wrong with the obama years. they served blindly a president who really wasn't exactly focused on the national interest but seemed to be on the interest of iran and russia. people talk about collusion. it's eight years of collusion by president obama and his administration and his intelligence apparatus led by comey and brennan and clapper. it's awful. >> intelligence officers were very frustrated during the obama years. they had nowhere to go to bring whistle blowing complaints. you've heard the reports about how reports of the threats of isis were watered down within the intelligence community. there was nowhere for these people to go. and there were other instances of politicization of the iran deal. lou: where was there not politicization during the obama years. what department, what intelligence agency? he seemed to overwhelm the entire federal government. >> behind the scenes

but for her to say be careful, you don't want to make john brennan mad. what the hell does that mean? that's a threat.oe >> honestly, people say crazy things on twitter. i'm not sure if she had to do it all over again that's the sentiment she wanted to express. i think her republican counterparts would say the same thing, you get on the wrong side of people who know all the secrets, you may want to rethink that that's all. >> tucker: do you want to live in a society where elected officials are held hostage by the permanent bureaucracy? is that what you want? because that's what we have got. >> again, there is a twisted version of what happened here.s the fbi helped donald trump. >> tucker: john brennan and samantha power is threatening trump with a retired cia director with knowledge. >> she is super retired. she is not in a position to threatening anybody. >> tucker: she ought to be in trouble.g >> you can make that recommendation to jeff sessions. again, the twisted aspect of this is during the campaign,n, the fbi broke the rules that hurt hillary clint

and i think john brennan is an example of the person who think about it.n brenon former cia director is leaking every day still. this is a man, i just can't imagine a more contempible human being in government service unless it is comey or clapper. they have created a politicalicized intelligence organization that is continuing to operate post their service to their country. >> it is not just the leaks but vicious attacks by john brennan against president trump have been constant. and every time he opens his mouth he confirms the worst a sumz by cia critics and out to undermine the president. most intelligence officers are heroes who risked their lives to protect our security. but john brennan is debasing and i want him to shut up and go away. >> lou: it is people who was responsible for much what of the obama years and they served a president who was not focused on national interest. but on iran and borussia. it is eight years of collusion of president obama and his intelligence apparatus led by comey and brennan and clapper. it is awful. >> intelligence

we've got to move on to brennan. >> i'm a practical democrat.'t know about the republican man over there. >> laura: i got you. we could talk about mccabe for an hour. we've got to move on to brennan. this is what the former cia director said this morning. let's watch. >> i think he's afraid of the president of russia. >> why? >> i think one can speculate as to why, that the russians may have something on him personally, that they could always roll out and make his life difficult. i think the russians have something, and that is why trump is concerned. mr. trump knows better than any of us whether or not the russians may have something on him. >> laura: kim, i've got to go to you. the cia, supposed to be nonpolitical, and he's all but saying, he's intimating that he knows of some dirt that the russians might have on trump. your reaction to that? >> i think but threw out the nonpolitical label on john brennan a long time ago, by the way. just saying. look, there used to be a day when intelligence officials, whether they were in office or out of of

john brennan, i want to ask you a couple quick questions.st of all, you thought it was possible that the russians had something on donald trump. director of the c.i.a. until 2017, is that speculation or are you talking with information? >> no. i'm saying that perhaps the russians have something and that's why mr. trump is concerned. mr. trump knows better than any one of us whether or not the russians may have something on him. so, i think it's very difficult to try to explain his behavior and why he has taken this position vis-a-vis vladimir putin personally, so one can again speculate that maybe there's something there. >> you've worked for six american presidents, both republican and democrat. have you ever spoken out in the way that you are doing now against one of your former bosses? >> no. this is the second time that i've retired. the first time i didn't speak out at all. i said some things in terms of policies, but never about the person. and this is a very different person who inhabits the oval office. again, he lacks integrity. he

>> i suspect mueller has more answers than even john brennan does.r of the the grand jury to get documents. he has people cooperating along those lines. we'll have to wait and continue to salivate a little more, as we all do. the overarching theme is about why. that's the big question. why the investigation won't start simply at the inauguration. it will go back this time to figure out, was there any avenue for anybody in a foreign country to exert influence and manipulate presidential candidate? that requires you to be backward looking and diving into those he rabbit holes. that you know mueller waits until friday nights mostly to disclose the information he may know and only through talking indictments. so we have to wait for that. >> he said trump will take your rightful place as a disgraced demagogue in history. stand by. stormy daniels takes to twitter again. legal experts say another woman's lawsuit may pose an even bigger danger to president trump. ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure,