. >> dickerson: good morning and welcome to "face the nation", the i am john dickerson, we have a lot to get to so we will begin with vice president mike pence, mr. pence, mr. vice president. >> thank you for being us. >> let's start with the executive order on immigration. a federal judge has now blocked it, there has been criticism even from republicans who like the policy just don't like the rollout, is it time to start over? >> it is not time to start over at all. during the course of the campaign and since the outset of this administration, president trump has made it clear he is going to use his authority as president under the law to put the safety and security of the american people first, especially when it comes to protecting this country from the threat of radical islamic terrorism poos poses to our families and communities, the executive order is on a solid constitutional and statutory foundation. one court in boston confirmed that, another court in washington came to a different decision but we are very confident that as we move through the process of these appeals that t

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i am john dickerson. it has been another bracing week in washington and we talked about it earlier with president trump's chief of staff reince priebus. >> mr. priebus, welcome. i want to start with a little business before we get to the substance of things. there has been a debate about when to take the president seriously. he recently tweeted that the press was the enemy of the american people. should we take that seriously from him? >> well, i think you should take it seriously. i think the problem we have got is that we are talking about bogus stories like the one in "the new york times" that we have had constant contact with russian officials, the next day the "wall street journal" had a story that the intel community was not giving the president a full intelligence briefing, both stories grossly inaccurate, overstated, over blown, and it is total garbage, so we spend "48 hours" on bogus stories and the american people suffer. so i do think it is a problem and i think that the media needs to, in some

. >>> john dickerson joins us now from washington. john, always good to see you. >> great to be with you. >> we heard chief of staff reince priebus defend the president's declaration that the press is the enemy. is this part of their strategy? >> it's always been part of donald trump's strategy. he used it very well in the campaign. this is a little bit something new. the idea is to have an opponent, he no longer has a campaign opponent, so the press is useful. the press helps him do that at times by writing stories that then have to be retracted. it's certainly something that thrills his supporters. it's not new for administrations. this has happened in history before. but when the president uses the language he did, that is something that's new. >> john, as the president and many of his staff blame the media, how long can this administration survive with this adversarial relationship? >> it can survive quite a while. it's -- the challenge to this administration will come from the surprise thing that will happen coming from overseas,

. >> morgan: john dickerson joins us now from washington, john always good to see you. >> great to be with you. >> morgan: we heard chief of staff reince priebus defend the president's declaration that the press is the enemy. is this now part of their strategy? >> well, it's kind of always been part of donald trump's strategy. he used it very well in the campaign. this is a little bit something new, i mean the idea is to have an opponent. he no longer has a campaign opponent so the press is very useful. the press helps him do that at times by writing stories that then have to be retracted. it's certainly something that thrills his supporters. it's not new for administrations, this has certainly happened in history before, but when the president uses the language he did, that is something that's new. >> morgan: john, as the president and many of his staff continue to blame the media, how long can this administration survive with this adversarial relationship? >> well, they can survive quite a while. the challenges to an administration will really come from the surprise thing that will

cbs news political director john dickerson is joining us now from the set of "face the nation." , there was something you noticed today about the president repeating that his national security adviser had done nothing wrong. >> that's right. the michael flynn episode is about what penalty there is for not telling the truth in the trump administration. and today we got about the fourth explanation from the president on what his relationship was with michael flynn. the president said flynn had to resign because the former national security adviser had lied to the vice president about a conversation flynn had with the russian ambassador. but the president was fuzzy on what flynn had lied about. the president suggested that flynn's conversation with the ambassador was a "no big deal" outreach that takes place during a transition. >> mike was doing his job. he was calling countries and his counter-parts. so it certainly would have been okay with me if he did it. i would have directed him to do it if i thought he wasn't doing it. i didn't direct him. but i would have directed him becau

face the nation host john dickerson.ld you say is the president's takeaway from the speech at k -- cpac. >> it's a standard taking on of the press. i think the biggest thin was not actually the content of what he said. but justed the total change in the -- just the total change in the movement. and it is now the donald trump movement. it's an amazing thing he did, winning, as he did beating 16 other veteran politicians. but he's really transformed a party this. is donald trump's party and will everyone is coming in, falling in line with him. last year, he canceled his appearance at cpac. there were people who criticizim totally transformed one of america's major parties and major ideological movements. that's going to be a mean feat. >> he was a hit. next tuesday, he'll be addressing the joint congress at the capital. is he expected to lay out a wish list? or what can we expect? >> i think we can expect that it will be unexpected. donald trump has changed -- excuse me, president trump and candidate donald trump have chan

. >> pelley: john dickerson, thank you very much, now let's go to our chief white house correspondent and our chief congressional correspondent major garrett at the white house. nancy cordes on capitol hill. major. >> well, good evening, and welcome to a still crowded east room, still very chatty, lots of conversation, reaction to president trump's nomination of neil gorsuch and, scott, it is unquestionably within a turbulent 48, 72 hours for the incoming trump white house but if there is anything that could it in together the political sensibilities and energy of congressional republicans it would be this nomination for this untilled seat on the supreme court. the scalia seat. and it is important to note that in the east room tonight in the second row, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell sitting right next to him, the house speaker, paul ryan, a good number of republican senators from the leadership and rank and file are there, sew is former attorney the ed meese of the administration a strong signal from the white house it is trying to keep alive a conservative approach to the su

. >> pelley: well, john dickerson is here, our cbs news political director and, of course, the anchor of "face the nation." john what, do you expect tonight from the president? >> well, i expect he'll begin way long list of his accomplishments, what he's done so far. that will be probably the first quarter of the speech. then he's going to talk about his economic policies. he's going to talk about foreign affairs. you mentioned this theor of unity, that consechts unity. that's the thing i'm watching, is it words or is it deeds? will he do something symbolic in the hall to show democrats he's reaching out a hand or show he's been listening to them or he will accept a policy idea from dpaems that's the difference between just words and actually extending an olive branch. >> pelley: now, earlier today you and i had a chance to meet with the president. and he brought up something new, an immigration reform bill. >> this is one they he could begin that unity with democrats. what the president is thinking about is legal status for those who are undocumented in the united states and committe

i am john dickerson. we continue our conversation with chairman of the house intelligence committee devin nunes. mr. chairman, i wanted to get back to you to what you said about those who had burrowed in in the intelligence agencies, maybe holdovers from or supporters of president obama. is that something you are going to look into with your committee in terms of those who are burrowed in? >> no, no, we won't, but one of the things on this russia issue, john, that is important is that the house intelligence committee has long been conducting ongoing investigations into russia, and, in fact, a year ago i publicly stated that the biggest intelligence scare since 9/11 was our failure to understand putin's plans and intentions, at the time the administration balked at that, the ic ignored it and it wasn't until after they lost an election that they started to pay attention to russia so i am happy they are paying attention to russia now, i am happy the american people are paying attention to russia. there are

>> dickerson: good morning and welcome to "face the nation" f i am john dickerson. we begin with the top democratic senator, chuck schumer who joins us from the broadcast center in new york. welcome, senator. i want to start with this question of north korea and the missile test. do you think this is as test of a new president or is this just north korea doing its periodic thing? >> well, it is both. north korea is showing itself, itself to be an irresponsible nation in every way and i am sure they are testing president trump. i was glad he issued the statement with the prime minister of japan, but he also wants to do it quickly with south korea. south korea is probably more susceptible to north korea's virulence than any other country and there was some doubt cast on the relationship in the campaign by the then candidate trump. so do the same thing with south korea that he did with japan and do it quickly. >> dickerson: is that all that can be done, though s just words and condemn haitian? >> no. the real answer to curtailing north korea is china. like on so many o

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. >>> cbs face the nation host john dickerson is joining us now live from washington with a look aheadeir show sunday and speaking of vice-president pence, he will be with you on sunday. it has been a whirlwind two weeks since he and president trump were sworn in, where do you start with him and what will you all be talking about? >> reporter: well, where i might start today may not be where we start on sunday news is moving so quickly. we might be on ten different topics by then. we certainly have have to address the fall out from the president's executive order related to immigration, not just in terms of the backlash from those who don't donald trump but the concerns that some allies of his has within the administration and on the hill. just sort of getting a sense of what the administration thinks about that policy now and with u.s. allies overseas. >>> is there domestically plenty to talk about in terms of the efforts to roll role back regulations, efforts to change the affordable care act but then overseas there is a lot of act it, iranian sanctions that you mentioned, is there t

. >> cbs news political director john dickerson is joining us now from the set of face the nation. john, there was stug you noticinged today about the president repeating that his national security adviser had done nothing wrong. >> that's right. the michael flynn episode, what penalty there is for not telling the truth in the trump administration to. day we got the fourth explanation from the president on what his relationship was with michael flynn. the president said flynn had to resign because the former national security adviser lied to the vice president about a conversation flynn had with the russian ambassador. but the president was fuzzy on what flynn had lied about. the president suggested flynn's conversation with the ambassador was a no big deal outreach. that takes place during a transition. >> mike was doing his job. he was calling countries. and his counterpart. so it certainly would have been owe ca okay. i would have directed him to do it if i thought he wasn't doing it. i would have directed him. i didn't. that was his job. >> that was the original story. the reaso

. >> dickerson: we will go one-on-one with former cia director john brennan in his first television appearance since he left the spy agency. >> you work for us. >> dickerson: angry constituents confront members of congress back home in town hall meetings, we sat down with a group of richmond, virginia area residents to get their thoughts on the new president. >> after like everybody is sitting on pins and needles and waiting, after -- we have to be hopeful. >> i like some of what trump likes to do and some of what he wants to do scares me to death. >> he has been in office a little over 30 days. he is going to be there for four years. i am giving him four years to make a difference. >> dickerson: ohio governor john kasich thinks he has a better plan for fixing obamacare, we will talk to him about his meeting with the president, his one time republican primary rival. our national security correspondent david martin reports from the field, plus we will have plenty of political analysis, all coming up on "face the nation". >> dickerson: good morning and welcome to "face the nation", i am john dic

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(applause) have john dickerson washed and brought to zod's tent.immy, can we just play that last sentence again. >> the powers of president to protect our country are very substantial and will not be questioned. >> stephen: will not be questioned? let me test that theory. what the [bleep] are you talking about? (cheers and applause) >> stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! >> stephen: thank you very much. miller didn't just talk about the travel ban. this week the department of homeland security estimated that trump's border wall is going to cost $21.6 billion dollar bills. but miller says it is a good investment. >> this wall will pay for itself many, many, many times over. (laughter). >> stephen: it will pay for itself? i thought mexico was paying for it. now trump's going to make the wall pay for the wall? that's not fair. that's not fair at all. but miller took his strongest stand when it came to defending the president's super crazy charges of voter frawt. this week trump said the only reason he lost new hampshire is because vo

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john dickerson. always good to have you. been saying, the next stop for this logically was going to be the supreme court. but i understand that's developed considerably within the past hour. >> look like they are not going to appeal to the supreme court. so the question is, are they going to take care of the legal issues that the president ran into with the first one. and how long will it take for them to do that? so this is developing at the moment. but the counter puncher, donald trump, who loves a good fight, may be choosing to restrain in the legal avenue for this -- for the first executive order, in order to replace it with another one. >> which could end up with this circular judicious, we'll just have to see how it's written. want to move on to th thing here. this issue about kellyanne conway, promoting ivanka trump's clothing line. it's raising ethical issues. that's one issue. but it's one of a sea of distractions to pushes this administration off message. >> well, it depends. yes. this is a distraction because it h

. >> reporter: john dickerson said republicans want the president to issue detailed marching orders in his first primetime televised address to congress. what is they need is the president to advocate a clear policy on whether it's tax reform or affordable care replacement, to make a case and give them ammunition to sell that program to the public. >> tom perez. >> reporter: democrats meanwhile are organizing their opposition. on the heels of selecting a national committy chair this weekend, tom perez, who was president obama's labor secretary. saz united democratic party not only our best hope but donald trump's worst nightmare. >> reporter: while mr. trump sent a sarcastic tweet congratulating mr. perez yesterday, today he claimed the vote was rigged. and he said he will not attend the white house correspondent's association dinner april. trump was the punchline of mr. obama's jokes in 2011. >> no one is prouder to put this birth certificate issue to rest than the donald. that's because he can finally get back to focusing on the issues that matter, like did we fake the moon landing?

this sound comes from john dickerson from cbs, on a radio show talking about how the president caused problems for himself. here's what he said. >> i really do think manhattan beltway media elites have lost the country. they've lost it. >> it's true. not because of anything donald trump did. the press did all that good work ruining its reputation on its own, to say a lot of hysterical coverage about every little-ass thing that doesn't warrant it. >> shannon: we've never seen a presidential press conference like that. but to hear the reporters shouting at him and shouting questions, the murmur in the room was entertaining. but i have to believe most of the folks there, were what do we do, we've never dealt with a president like this before. >> it would be nice if more people responded like john dickerson. i'm not surprised he's one of the people who gets it, his coverage hasn't been totally crazy like a lot of people, what we have seen throughout the campaign and the presidency. the media need to wake up and take responsibility for how bad their credibility is, particularly with that p

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john dickerson and scott pelley will help us break down the accusations, exaggerations and challenges forward. plus we'll take a look at one of the apps reportedly being used in washington to leak embarrassing or sensitive information. and we visit the senate homeland here in new york city. how the spy drama is part of the real world intelligence communities gain. see you at 7:00. >> thank you. >>> the controversial company with bay area ties is having some money problems. joining us now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. embattled blood diagnosis company theranos based out of palo alto is reported to be running out of cash. the wall street journal says that theranos only had $200 million in the bank at the end of 2016. that's a problem because it faces a myriad amount of legal challenges out there including lawsuits from a former main investor and former retail partner walgreens which add up to more than $240 million. theranos is fighting those legal challenges. theranos has been under all sorts of trouble after its technology claims didn't li

cbs news's john dickerson explains why. >> john, it does look like there's a fight coming up. >> there is going to be a fight brewing because democrats have to show a couple of things. one, that they're going to pay back the republicans in the senate who delayed barack obama's pick of merrick garland. there's a lot of anger still about that. secondarily, democrats are in a mood out in the country. the grass roots of the democratic country are in a mood to fight president trump so they want to see the democrats fight on those grounds. the challenge for democrats, though, is with a candidate or nominee who has such sterling credentials, can they find a reason other than the fact that they don't like donald trump because after a while they're going to need that and not just want to be totally obstructi obstructionist because the situation is different now than it was for barack obama at the end of his second term. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," more on the gorsuch nomination. we'll talk with lawyer david boies who has argued before the supreme court. >>> speaker of the house paul ryan d

. >>> and coming up next, we will check in with "face the nation's" john dickerson, for a look aheaddcast. stay with >> welcome back, cbs "face the nation" will be coming your way just little later this morning, at 10:30, right here on cbs-3. and joining us now with a preview, live in washington, moderator and cbs news political director john dickerson. good morning. >> so much to talk about with the intelligence community, also ongoing stories in washington relationship between the trump campaign and the russian government meddling in the u.s. election. >> seems to be at odds with what the president has been saying about his travel bans. so we want to talk about all of those things, with former director brennan, and of course, the hot spots around the world, from russia, to north korea. to serial, ya, lots it discuss with him. also a conversation with ohio john kasich, he met on friday with his former rival, the president, and they talked about the replacement for obamacare. >> governor said he thinks he has better plan, a lot of back and forth between the white house and republican

. >> reporter: "face the nation's" john dickerson says they want their marching orders. >> what they is for the president to advocate a clear policy on one of the big things e wants to take on, whether it's tax reform or the affordable health care replacement to sell that program to the public. >> tom perez. >> democrats, meanwhile, are organizing their opposition on the heels of nominating tom perez. >> a united democratic parties is not only our best hope, its is donald trump's worst nightmare. >> reporter: the this weekend the president announced on twitter he will not attend the white house correspondents dinner in april. he was the punch line in 2011. >> no one is prouder to put this birth certificate matter to rest than the donald and that's because he can finally get back to focusing on the issues that matter, like did we fake the moon landing. >> divisions also emerged this weekend among republicans over whether a special prosecutor should investigate russian interference in the u.s. election. >> you cannot have somebody, a friends of mine, jeff sessions, who was on the campa

. >> pauley: now so john dickerson in washington for a look at what's ahead on "face the nation." oing to talk to former cia director john ben none his first interview since leaving the cia. also talk to ohio governor john kasich about health care and we have a focus group listening to regular voters. >> pauley: thank you, john dickerson in washington. and next week here on "sunday morning." singer songwriter ed shearan. >> ♪ i'm in love with the shape of you ♪ terrible toilet paper! i'll never get clean! way ahead of you, big daddy. aww charmin ultra strong. it's washcloth-like texture helps clean better. it's four times stronger... ...and you can use less. beautiful view. (wiggles butt) thanks to charmin. and you, honeybear! awwwww we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin? ♪ ♪ ♪ [beeping] ♪ the 2017 rav4 with toyota safety sense, standard. toyota. let's go places. of being there for my son's winning shot. that was it for me. that's why i'm quitting with nicorette. only nicorette mini has a patented fast dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. every grea

. >>> joining us is host of the face the nation, john dickerson with a look ahead to the show, on sundayr big week of news coming out of this white house i know you have chairman of the house intelligence committee on this week during a week where we heard a lot from the intelligence community. what do you expect to hear from him. >> reporter: well, we're hoping to talk to him about two big issues. one, intelligence community is involved in investigating any contacts between russians and trump campaign, in terms of russian efforts to get involve in the election. intelligence community know russians tried to heat will but were there contacts with the trump campaign that includes former national the security advisor michael flynn who resigned this week. second big question for devon nunez, chairman of the house intelligence commit thee is what about all these leaks, information coming out of the administration at all different parts of the administration, that are causing headaches for the president and they are sensitive information, and what does this mean about sort of the nature of int

more to come on " eyewitness news" this morning coming up we check in with " face the nation" john dickerson for a look at today's broadcast. stay with >> face the nation will be coming your way little later this morning at 10:30 here on cbs-3, joining because preview , liver in washington the moderator and cbs news political director john dickerson. good morning. >> good morning, rahel, weaver a lot to talk about in the trump presidency this week. his second week. we will discuss it with vice president mike pence, everything from supreme court to new sanctions on iran. but of course we will start with the most reese ends news, federal judge blocking the president executive order, how is the white house going to respond, what can we learn from the criticism that order has gotten. both legally and from some republican allies of the administration. then we have a conversation with new jersey governor chris christie, chief executive who has at times clashed with the system. what does he think about the first two weeks of this young administration? also have little preview of superbowl 51 with o