>> clint hill: clint hill, yes. >> kroft: hill was on the running board of the car just behind the presidentbe a second faster, i wouldn't be here today. >> wallace: you mean, you would have gotten there and you would have taken the shot? >> hill: the third shot, yes, sir. >> kroft: as it was, he'd made it to the car in five seconds, just as the fatal shot rang out. the guilt consumed him for years. >> hill: it's my fault. >> wallace: oh. no one has ever suggested that for an instant. what you did was show great bravery and great presence of mind. >> hill: mike, i don't care about that. if i had reacted just a little bit quicker-- and i could have, i guess. and i'll live with that to my grave. >> kroft: it's not always easy to get people to talk, and to open up the way clint hill did. that took a long time, and mike wallace was very patient. and sometimes-- and ed bradley used to say this-- sometimes you just have to wait for them to talk. in washington, a very talkative town, there's one group that's long been camera-shy: the justices of the u.s. supreme court. but in recent years, several

rubio says the unspecified allegations against clint hill led to threats of withholding employment benefitl served as rubio's top senate staffers since late 2016. a new report suggesting harassment by former hillary clinton aide continued long after initial allegations in 2008. a state are reporting that burns strider, demand that he was accused of unwanted touching while working for a pro-clinton super pac in 2015. the so-called faith guru kept his job in the 2008 campaign despite similar accusations then. over to you. transfer house minority leader nancy pelosi has choice words when it comes to the president's immigration plan. >> the president put forth a plan, a campaign to make america white again. they are changing the character of our country, but what they are putting forward. they are putting a tear to the eye of the statue of liberty in the heart of people here playing by the rules. >> the president's plan offers a path to citizenship for one playmate billion dreamers. according to nancy pelosi and democrats, just not enough. richard fowler, gentlemen, good morning. i want you to

hill. you've got -- actually, clint watts, recognizable face, one of our analysts here. you have what they think, what they believe will be solutions for mark zuckerberg. i'll play a little more from that. listen. >> reporter: what's the solution? >> we need to be incredibly transparent. much, much more so than they have been thus far. we need them to accept liability and accountability for the social aal har a soci socialharm going on. >> why should we let them do this, when other companies are responsible for the outcomes of what they do. why do they get a free pass? >> you see the talk about solutions. you see the social media companies on the hill. is congressional overnight where this is headed next? >> most people will say in government, we don't want to regulate social media or put a crimp in the first amendment. increasingly, i hear from my sources that is exactly what is necessary. whether it is facebook spreading make news from russian-connected actors in the last election here, or whether it's brexit or catalonia. this is not just an american problem. it is a

clint in texas, we want to on yourring from you budget priorities as we talk with members of the house and senate budget committees about their priorities. we are joined from statuary hall on capitol hill by congressman bill johnson, republican and -- of ohio. as we have been asking viewers about their priorities, what are yours and how are they shaping how you are coming to this discussion about a spending bill and this looming government shutdown? guest: obviously, john, we are not trying to shut down the government. that is certainly not the intent. our conference is coming back. congress is back in session this week after the holiday break and that is something we will be focused on, getting consensus about what our spending and budgeting priorities are and i have a great deal of confidence that we will resolve the issue and come to a solution by the 19th when the current cr expires. i am not too worried about that. as far as the priorities go, we've got a lot of things that need addressing. the president once and infrastructure bill. we've also got the opioid crisis. we've got a number of priorities that we've got to address in order to move america forward and we will do that in

hill as this very busy week unfolds. >> absolutely. see you around. >> and, clintts, i'm going to go to you because the senator suggested and i think it is a great question. what do we know right now about the hashtag release the memos, and how that's playing out on social media? >> right. release the memo is powered by the republicans and the gop. they are the ones that promote it. but any time we see this, where we have politicians attacking a u.s. institution falsely, you're going to see russian adversary step in because the best way to do active measures is to do what americans are doing to each other. so, you've got one party that's, you know, tearing down a u.s. institution, the fbi, and so all you're doing is stepping in, taking that content and reamplifying it into the environment. the other thing we have to remember and why we see a lot of it surging in terms of russian influence networks, is julian assange weighed in on it last week. he stepped in and said that memo should be released. he started talking about that hashtag as well. as we know mr. assange

clint in texas, we want to on yourring from you budget priorities as we talk with members of the house and senate budget committees about their priorities. we are joined from statuary hall on capitol hilly congressman bill johnson, republican and -- of ohio. as we have been asking viewers about their priorities, what are yours and how are they shaping how you are coming to this discussion about a spending bill and this looming government shutdown? guest: obviously, john, we are not trying to shut down the government. that is certainly not the intent. our conference is coming back. congress is back in session this week after the holiday break and that is something we will be focused on, getting consensus about what our spending and budgeting priorities are and i have a great deal of confidence that we will resolve the issue and come to a solution by the 19th when the current cr expires. i am not too worried about that. as far as the priorities go, we've got a lot of things that need addressing. the president once and infrastructure bill. we've also got the opioid crisis. we've got a number of priorities that we've got to address in order to move america forward and we will do that in du