margaret brennan.continue our conversation with homeland security secretary jeh johnson. let's pick up where we were talking about the house intelligence committee report into alleged collusion and russian meddling in 2016. in the report, which you acknowledged you wish it weren't just a republican paper because it is so serious. but the conclusion is that the intelligence committee should immediately inform presidential candidates when they discover legitimate counter intelligence threat to the campaign and notify congress. and they fault the administration for not doing that when you were in office. >> well, i think that's a legitimate recommendation. any time a campaign is the target of a hack, a cyber hack, the campaign itself should be aware of that to take proper action. >> why weren't they where of the trump campaign >> i believe it's the case that at various points along the way, the right people were informed. certainly the dnc was informed of what we saw and what we were seeing at the time. t

now, let's bring in "face the nation" host, margaret brennan.ond making statements, how its president trump expected to respond to this latest incident in syria? >> well the president is leaning hard into the idea of taking action. a senior administration official are still waiting on intelligence to confirm exactly what substance was used and exactly who used it in syria. but they are near certain that this was an attack carried out by the assad regime and near certain that the president will decide to take action. they have previously drawn up plans for a military response at the pentagon. shu should the regime decide to cross the red line, the president drew last year when they used sarin gas. the administration has the decided that a chlorine gas attack in and of itself, something that is not a banned substance under international law but is a chemical weapon would justify military action. >> margaret brennan. thank you. >>> the trump administration meanwhile is trying to calm fears of a trade war with china. our correspondent at the white h

now let's bring in "face the nation" host margaret brennan. margaret, beyond making statements how is president trump expected to respond to this latest incident in syria? >> well, the president is leaning hard into the idea of taking action as senior administration officials are still waiting on intelligence to confirm exactly what substance was used the and exactly who used it in syria. but they are near certain that this was an attack carried out by the assad regime and near certain that the president will decide to take action. they previously have drawn up plans for a military response at the pentagon should the assad regime, regime decide to once again cross that red line the president drew last year when they used sarin gas. the administration has decided that a chlorine gas, chlorine gas attack in and of itself something that is not a banned substance under international law but is a chemical weapon would justify military action. >> margaret brennan, thank you. the trump administration meanwhile is trying to calm fears of a trade war wi

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margaret brennan has details on this. aret. >> jeff, we are looking at some of the headlines coming now and north korea had already paused it's nuclear and missile test ahead of expected talks with president trump. and these latest bulletins come som their state-controlled media. d d they suggest that there may be a longer term suspension of the program starting this saturday, and perhaps more dgnificantly, that they will shut down a nuclear test site in the north of the country. llt it may not all be good news because what i'm looking at here is a headline that says north korea is doing this because they've already completed weaponizing their nuclear arms. they say it's possible to stop for a while at least, because they're changing policy to refocus on their own economy. it could be a diplomatic gesture eaead of these talks next week, between kim jong-un and south korean president moon, but the big question is whether they take that more significant step of actually freezing their onoduction of weapons-grade materials an

>> brennan: welcome back to nice "face the nation" i'm margaret brennan. we're back with vermont independent senator bernie sanders who is going to be asking some tough questions of that next nominee the v.a. secretary. the v.a. says average wait time at some facilities can be as long as a hundred days. president is not happy with the speed of reform there. what is the source of this problem? >> the v.a. is largest integrated health care system in the country. and as i said previously if you ask the veterans organizations they by and large think the v.a. is providing good quality care. margaret, there is a lot of attention paid to the v.a. because it's a government agen agency. but i got news for you people all over this country when they want to get to a doctor they need hospital care, they don't get in the very next day. i am sure that there are some v.a. facilities with waiting time is too long. that has got to be addressed. there are other v.a. facilities, for example, i know here in vermont that if you're dealing with a psychiatric crisis, emotional c

senior foreign affairs correspondent and "face the nation" moderator margaret brennan reports pompeo vowed to get tough with russia. >> vladimir putin has not yet received the message sufficiently. we need to continue to work at that. nt reporter: c.i.a. director mike pompeo argued that as secretary of state, he'd take hard line toward russia, and bntradicted president trump's claim that the bad blood with cssia was caused by robert mueller's investigation into russian election meddling. >> do you agree with that? >> the historic conflict between tee united states and the soviet union and now russia is caused by russian bad behavior. >> reporter: pompeo revealed that he had been questioned by mueller. >> i cooperated. >> reporter: and said that the president never asked him to interfere. >> i'm with the president a lot. the president has never asked me to do anything that i considered identely a conflict. >> reporter: pompeo forged a close relationship with the president, and today he was ayessed on whether he could coand up to mr. president trump? >> will you enable president trump'

good morning, welcome to face the make i'm margaret brennan. we begin today with two congressional republicans from south carolina, senator tim scott and representative trey gowdy. their new book "unified" tells the story of their close friendship and their home to heal divided country. welcome to both of you, gentlemen. >> thank you. >> i want to talk to you both about why you wrote the book, why you did it together but also ask about some of the news of the moment. the special counsel did reveal this week from trump campaign official, rick gatess a cooperating witness knowingly had communications on more than one occasion during the campaign with a person the fbi believes had active ties to russian intelligence. congressman, as former prosecute hear does this say to you? >> it says that i'm glad we have bob mueller. i'm glad we have an independent, congress has proven itself incapable of conducting serious investigations and our best hop- >> brennan: your own house intelligence? >> absolutely. not just house intelligence. congressional invest

margaret brennan begins our coverage. >> we're not going to be played, okay.re going to hopefully make a deal. if we don't, that's fine. >> reporter: president trump said that unlike his predecessors, he would not be fooled by north korea and would halt its nuclear development. >> but we will not repeat the mistake of past administrations. maximum pressure will continue until denuclearization occurs. i look forward to our meeting. >> reporter: the administration is hoping that meeting between president trump and kim jong-un will happen in the coming weeks. the president said today the location for the summit has been narrowed down to two countries. mr. trump would be the first american president to risk a face-to-face encounter. >> this should not have been left for me to handle. >> reporter: president clinton sent secretary of state madeleine albright to meet with kim's father. their agreement was broken during the bush administration. president obama's diplomatic offers were rejected. and previous agreements between the north and south didn't last. this late

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for more on the president's weekend, let's bring in "face the nation" moderator margaret brennan.t, the north koreans have announced they're going to suspend ballistic missile and nuclear testing and shut down a testing site. how significant is that ahead of a potential summit between president trump and the north earean leader? >> reporter: well, this was what the white house already expected north korea to do ahead of that hommit. the addition of that nuclear site in the north was news. but as senator tom cotton said to us on this program, and he's a close ally of the white house, "to stop testing is better than the alternative, but it's not much better than that." that's because north korea did not pledge to give up its nuclear program, negotiate them away, perhaps, at that upcoming trump/kim jong-un summit. they also did not say they wouldn't continue to develop nuclear weapons. just because you're not firing off missiles or testing doesn't mean you're not running computer models or enriching different kinds of weapons-grade material that could be used in the future. it also d

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united nations ambassador nikki haley discussed the street on syria with margaret brennan on face theion. >> the white house said there have been reports since april of last year, 30 continued chemical weapons attack in syria some involving sarin. why did this particular attack last week warrant military action but the others didn't? >> will i think obviously this was cumulative. he, assad had been using chemical weapons multiple times. more so this was about the security council resolutions. we had, up until this point, had six different resolutions that would have dealt with investigative mechanisms for chemical weapons. and russia vetoed all of them. and so we felt like we had gone through every diplomatic measure of talking we could. and it was time for action. i think one thing we hope assad got the message on is the international community will not allow chemical weapons to come back into our everyday life. and the fact that he was making this more normal and russia was covering it up a, all that has to stop. >> are there any consequences for assad's patrons, russia and iran who

. >>> for more on the president's weekend, let's bring in "face the nation" moderator margaret brennan. the north koreans announced they're going to suspend ballistic missile and nuclear testing and shut down a testing site. how significant is that ahead of a potential summit between president trump and north korean leader? >> well this was what the white house already expected north korea to do. ahead of that summit. the addition of that nuclear site in the north was news. but as senator tom cotton said to us on this program, and he is a close ally of the white house, to stop testing is better than the alternative, but it's not much better than that. that's because north korea did not pledge to give up its nuclear program, negotiate them away, perhaps, at that upcoming trump, kim jong-un summit. they also did not say they wouldn't continue to develop nuclear weapons. just because you are not firing off missiles or testing doesn't mean you are not running computer models or enriching different kind of weapons grade material that could be used on them in the future. it also doesn't mean

here's what he told margaret brennan in an interview for "face the nation." >> we have put a number ofptions for ourselves, and those options are ready, including options that would involve resuming at a much greater speed our nuclear activities. and those are all envisaged options are ready to be implemented, and we will make the necessary decision when we see fit. >> reporter: you're ready to restart your nuclear program if president trump puts sanctions back on iran, even if the rest of the world says, "don't do this"? >> obviously, the rest of the world cannot ask us to unilaterally and one sidedly implement a deal that has already been broken. >> morgan: in addition to her interview with iran's foreign minister, margaret's guests for sunday's "face the nation" also include tom cotton, dianne feinstein, and former new york city mayor mike bloomberg. chemical weapons inspectors tenally collected samples today at the site of a suspected roemical attack in syria. the team was delayed for nearly a week from entering the town of douma, where dozens of civilians were killed earlier this

reporter: he was referring to a threat by iran's foreign minister sunday on "face the nation" with margaret brennan. >> reporter: you're ready to restart your nuclear program if president trump puts sanctions back on iran, even if the rest of the world says, "don't do this"? >> the rest of the world cannot ask us to unilaterally and one- sidedly implement a deal that has already been broken. >> if they restart they're going to have big problems, bigger than they've ever had before. >> reporter: it's a tough issue for french president macron, who is trying to persuade mr. trump to stay in the deal, arguing there is no plan "b" for stopping iran from getting nuclear weapons. after meeting with mr. macron, mr. trump seemed open to a possible compromise being worked out by european allies. >> but there is a chance-- and nobody knows what i'm going to do. >> reporter: on the other hand, the president today had kind words for north korea's kim jong-un, who already has nuclear weapons. >> he really has been very open, and i think very honorable from everything we're seeing. >> reporter: that's a stark con

reporter: french president macron met with handful of reporters here in washington, among them our margaret brennan said he fears and believes president trump will pull out of the iran nuclear deal. in anticipation of that, macron said after leaving the united states, he will telephone iranian president hassan rouhani and seek another round of diplomacy and possible negotiations. >> glor: all right, major garrett for us at the white house. major, thanks. the supreme court today gave indications it agrees that auesident trump has the authority to ban travelers from a number of countries, including some majority muslim countries, m cohe name of national security. lower courts had previously struck down versions of this ban. jan crawford is following this story. >> reporter: the court signaled today it would uphold president trump's travel ban, with the conservative majority suggesting it does not illegally target muslims. justice samuel alito: >> it does not look at all like a muslim ban. there are other justifications that jump out as to why these particular countries were put on the list. >> report

reporter: he was referring to a threat by iran's foreign minister on sunday on face the nation with margaret brennan. >> you're ready to restart your nuclear program if president trump puts sanctions back on iran, even if the rest of the world says don't do this? >> the rest of the world cannot ask us to unilaterally and one sidedly implement a deal that has already been broke. >> if they restart it they're going to have big problems, bigger than they've ever had before. >> reporter: it's a tough issue for french president macron who is trying to persuade mr. trump to stay in the deal. arguing there is no plan b for stopping iran from getting nuclear weapons. after meeting with mr. macron, mr. trump seemed open to a possible compromise being worked out by european allies. >> but there is a chance, and nobody knows what i'm going to do. >> reporter: on the other hand, the president today had kind words for north korea's kim jong-un, who already has nuclear weapons. >> he really has been very open. and i think very honorable from everything we're seeing. >> reporter: that's a stark contrast from his p

our margaret brennan spoke on sunday with javad zarif.he asked him about the possibility of a new agreement between the u.s. and its allies. >> if the u.s. and its allies come to their own agreement on the sideline to address some of the things that president trump is concerned about, will you accept that? >> no, because what is important is for the europeans to bring the united states into compliance because iran has been in compliance with the deal. it's been the united states that has failed to comply. >> "face the nation" moderator and cbs news senior foreign affairs correspondent margaret brennan is with us from washington. margaret, good morning. what is new about this quote/unquote nuclear deal and will the iranian's entertain it at all. >> as you heard from javad zarif, he knows it inside out, because he negotiated the 2015 version of it. they would consider any loss of economic benefits, loss of sanctions relief to be a violation on america's part and, therefore, unleash the nuclear program. what others are furiously working on i

.>>> bridging the divide, we talk to margaret brennan about crossing the aisle. and senator bernie sanders on the democrats ambitions for coming elections. "face the nation" today. there -- they are kevin endo.. and tess casey. both work in the police department's field operations bureau. body cam video from march 21st shows the suspect confronting an officer inside a barbershop.. before shooting him in the leg. >>> the officers who shot and killed a man and a san francisco barbershop have been identified. they are kevin endo and tess casey. they both work in the police department field operation video. video shows a suspect confronting an officer inside a barbershop before shooting him in the leg. police say that jehad eid fired nine shots. the officers returned fire hitting him 18 times. four employees at the barbershop were wounded in the crossfire. there and joining us to talk about the legal aspect of what justifies a police shooting and what can lead to criminal charges is the district attorney and former president of the district association of california.

margaret brennan discussed the summit with john bolton on "face the nation." >> do you believe kim jong-unready to negotiate away his weapons or trying to soften his if a image? >> i don't think we know if he made a determination, north korea would be better off without nuclear weapons. then i think we have something to talk about. the president would be eager to capitalize on the opportunity. but i think it is clear we are here where we are today because of the pressure that the trump administration has put on north kor korea economic, political, pressure. widely recognized. president moon of south korea himself repeatedly said the opportunities for the olympics, opportunity for the north-south summit would not have occurred without this pressure campaign, the prime ministers of japan, and australia, the president of france, the chancellor of germany have all said the same thing. so that's why we are here now. and i think it is, up to the north koreans to show us that they do intend to give up nuclear weapon. >> a showdown at the mexican border. hundreds of asylum seeking migrants are tes

he was interviewed by "face the nation" host margaret brennan. >> we have put a number of options for ourselves, and those options are ready, including options that would involve resuming at much greater speed our nuclear activitities. envisaged within the deal. those options are ready to be implemented, and we will make ththe necessary decision when we see fit. >> you are ready to restart your nuclear program if president trump at section spike on it around, even if the rest of the world says don't do this? >> the rest of the world cannot to one sidedly implement a deal that has are ready been broken. amy: also on "face the nation," the iranian foreign minister javad zarif was asked about national security advisor john bolton and trump's pick for secretary of state mike pompeo. who is just about to possibly be confnfirmed by the whole senate. >> pompeo has spoken in the past about striking iran. john bolton, the new national security advisor, has said the goal shouldd be reregime c chann your country. you think that as national security advisers, they're going to be honest brokers wi

cardin was interviewed by face the nation host margaret brennan. >> there needs to be an international response. this is against international norms -- >> a military one? >> first and foremost, president assad is to be held responsible for his war crimes. >> he hasn't been in seven years. >> we need to make sure there is a proceeding started by the international community to hold him responsible. this is not the first use of chemical weapons. secondly, congress passed very strong sanctions against both russia and iran. the syrian regime under president assad cannot exist without russia's support and the activities of iran. the united states, and international community, need to take action against russia and iran for what they're doing in syria. amy: that is democratic senator ben cardin of maryland, senate foreign relations committee. if you can respond to that and also then move into john bolton today, first day as national security adviser. interestingly, back in, what, 2013, at the time of the sarin attack were believed the u.s. said something like 1400 people were killed, among th

he was interviewed by "face the nation" host margaret brennan. >> we have put a number of options for ourselves, and those options are ready, including options that would involve resuming at much greater speed our nuclear activities. envisaged within the deal. those options are ready to be implemented, and we will make the necessary decision when we see fit. >> you are ready to restart your nuclear program if president trump at section spike on it around, even if the rest of the world says don't do this? >> the rest of the world cannot to one sidedly implement a deal that has are ready been broken. amy: also on "face the nation," the iranian foreign minister javad zarif was asked about national security advisor john bolton and trump's pick for secretary of state mike pompeo. who is just about to possibly be confirmed by the whole senate. >> pompeo has spoken in the past about striking iran. john bolton, the new national security advisor, has said the goal should be regime change in your country. you think that as national security advisers, they're going to be honest brokers with the

greater justice and and for and quality very grateful for you sharing your thoughts with us today margaret brennan speaking from northeastern university in boston. thank you so much sue for having me u.s. president donald trump will sign a proclamation to deploy the national guard to help protect the border with mexico the u.s. homeland security secretary says she hopes the troops can be deployed as a as one saved and the president has directed that the department of defense and the department of homeland security work together with our governors to deploy the national guard to our southwest border to assist the border patrol the president will be signing a proclamation to that effect today and uneasy as state's oil company has admitted the ruptured pipe is responsible for a massive oil spill off borneo island at least five fishermen have died in a fire related to the spill and a state of emergency has entered its third day local officials warn residents not to light cigarettes in the area set by some reports from jakarta. oil polluting the bay of the city of ballot and several media by villages t

cardin was interviewed by face the nation host margaret brennan. >> there needs to be an international response. this is against international norms -- >> a military one? >> first and foremost, president assad is to be held responsible for his war crimes. >> he hasn't been in seven years. >> we need to make sure there is a proceeding started by the international community to hold him responsible. this is not the first use of chemical weapons. secondly, congress passed very strong sanctions against both russia and iran. the syrian regime under president assad cannot exist without russia's support and the activities of iran. the united states, and international community, need to take action against russia and iran for what they're doing in syria. amy: that is democratic senator ben cardin of maryland, senate foreign relations committee. if you can respond to that and also then move into john bolton today, first day as national security adviser. interestingly, back in, what, 2013, at the time of the sarin attack were believed the u.s. said something like 1400 people were killed, among th

. >> in an interview with "face the nation" moderator margaret brennan iran's foreign minister said if u.s. pulls out of the mission its country is prepared to restart its nuclear programs. >> we have put out a number of options for ourselves, and those options are ready, including options that would involve resuming at a much greater speed our nuclear activities. >> now, president heads back to washington sunday and will host french president emmanuel macron on monday. a senior white house official says the two will discuss iran's nuclear tishtds as well as concerns president trump has over the activities in the region. dana? >> errol barnett with the president in florida. thank you. >>> president trump says it could backfire. the democrats are sued mr. trump's election campaign. russia, wikileaks, and mr. trump's son-in-law, alleging they conspired to damage hillary clinton's campaign for president. the sweeping complaint was filed yesterday in federal court here in new york. it says, quote, the trump campaign and its agents glee pli welcomed marco rubio's help. nancy cordes reports.

. >>> tomorrow morning on "face the nation," margaret brennan's guests will incline senator tim kaine, democrat of virginia. >>> well, there's a lot of cleaning up to do this morning in western a after a suspected tornado. at least four people were injured friday when fierce winds struck. >> oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god. >> police say it toppled trees, damaged buildings and downed power lines. >>> in oklahoma, a state of merge has been declared in more than 50 counties as firefighters struggle to contain four fast-moving wildfires. about 1,400 people have been forced to evacuate. the fires have been blamed for at least one death. low humidity coupled with 50-mile-per-hour wind gusts are expected to fuel the fires again today. >>> and friday's snow in minneapolis could be just a taste of what's to come this weekend for other parts of the state. power crews are on standby and airlines warn of extensive delays. blitz ard warnings are posted from northern kansas to southern minnesota. >>> ed curran is tracking all this from our station wbbm-tv. good morning. >> good morning. this is

margaret brennan met with him esterday. shingtorning. the french.ks president trump will almost certainly trigger tension in the middle east if he withdraws from the iran deal. what could happen if the deesident does not recertify? >> this is a dead line of may 12th. and president macron believes president trump will withdraw. that will spike tension and a lot of this depends on how iran owrticularly their hard liners iran,nd. remember many were already keptical of making any deal with america. and if the u.s. breaks its commitment, it could have consequences, including restarting iran's nuclear conseq development. president trump warned he would respond to that. there are a number of potential flash points in the next month. de there are u.s. troops in close ricans ty in syria and iraq. there are four americans still behind bars in iran whose fate may be in jeopardy. but the gamble here for president trump is is that using this tension and pressure could lead to a new kind of diplomatic breakthrough. it's one that the french president says he wants

the billionaire businessman criticized pruitt's pro-business approach in an interview with margaret brennannation." >> his policies are not good for the world. to debunk science and walk away from it is just ridiculous. >> it sounds like you're saying he's not doing the job he should be doing. >> i don't think there's any question about that. he was hired, his job is to protect the environment, and he has walked away 100% from that. >> and the mayor is clear. you can see margaret's full interview with michael bloomberg sunday on "face the nation." the former mayor will also make a major announcement related to climate change. she also speaks with tom cotton and dianne feinstein and our own john dickerson. that's "face the nation" sunday on cbs. >> john dickerson? >> going back for the first time. >> you can go home again. you can. don't forget to come back, though. >> you mean come back home here. >> come back home here. come back to the table on monday. >>> allergies seem to be getting worse every year. this spring, don't we hear this every year. this spring appears to be no exception. but

. >>> tomorrow morning on "face the nation" on cbs, margaret brennan will speak with treasury secretary steve mnuchin. >>> at least 14 people were killed when a bus carrying a junior canadian hockey team crashed on friday. it happened more than 400 miles west of regina. the bus was headed for playoff game. the news spread quickly throughout canada. prime minister justin trudeau has offered hiss condolences. >>> at least nine palestinians were killed when israeli soldiers opened fiefrmt it was the second large-scale demonstration in a week. jonathan vig laity is in our london bureau with the latest. good morning. >> they are increasingly becoming an act of defiance against what palestinians are calling israel's violent effort to silence their voices. there were plumes of black smoke coming from burning tires, a tactic palestinians used to block the view of israeli snipers. for the second week in a row thousands of palestinians backed by hamas returned to the border to protest the land blockade. tensions were high after the israeli armies shot and killed 19 protesters last week. hamas's l

confirmed by iranian foreign minister javad zarif in an interview with "fashion t"face the nation's" margaret brennan>> if the deal diminishes, there's no reason for iran to remain in the deal. >> reporter: white house press secretary sarah sanders says the president hasn't shifted his position. >> the president's been clear from day one he thinks it's a bad deal. >> reporter: macron will urge mr. trump to exempt france and other european nations from the steel and aluminum tariffs he announced last month. the state visit and most especially tonight's state dinner, a very big moment for first lady melania trump. the white house posted a video showing her months of preparations, all the elaborate details that go into a state dinner that she herself has supervised. one other thing to note in his opening remarks, the french president talked also about the need to protect the climate and oceans. also bringing the environmental differences with the united states and the trump administration into the mix of this very first state visit in the trump era. >> major, thanks. >>> president trump's nominee to lea

. >> and tomorrow morning on face the nation, margaret brennan's guess will include tray gaudy, republican of south carolina, and former homeland security secretary johnson. >>> the nationwide e-coli has spread to three more states. health officials report that the addition of mississippi, tennessee, and wisconsin brings the total to 98 cases in 22 states. 46 people have been hospitalized. the outbreak is blamed on e-coli bacteria in romaine let tis grown in uma, arizona. no deaths are reported. health officials say you should not eat romaine let tis unless less you're 100% certain it is not from the uma area. >>> the golden state killer is expected to be back in a california court next month. prosecutors say joseph deangelo is the man who raped and purd murdered people in the 1970s and paets. he made his first court appearance on friday. they used dna testing and web sides to track him down, but as the associated press reports at first, that led to the wrong man. john blackstone on the questions being raised about this investigative tool. >> handcuffed to a wheelchair, joseph deangelo was