we want to return now to our conversation with house foreign affairs chairman michael mccaul., chairman, i mentioned that you held this hearing on afghanistan this past week and it was pretty emotional. >> yeah. >> you're really coming chaotic withdrawal from that country and you had a marines corps sergeant injured in the suicide bombing who testified he was an eyewitness and actually saw the suicide bomber before the attack. he testified he has never been interviewed as part of the u.s. investigation. how was this overlooked? >> i think it's very -- well, first of all, very powerful testimony, very emotional, but very devastating and damaging to the administra.

and we have got congressman michael mccaul coming up at 7:30.ads the committee that is trying to push this legislation to ban it outright. but the democrats on his committee say they are not for it. we are going to talk to him about that coming up. >> ainsley: i love the idea of government telling -- usually we don't want too much government control. but if the government would say kids can't get on social media until they are this age or can't get on tiktok, it would help the parents out, i think. because it's really difficult. even though you are the parent. you are in charge. you know, you need to keep your kids off of social media if you don't want them to be on it. but if collectively all the kids had to get off of it or weren't able to get on it. then it would make our jobs a little easier. >> brian: catch a 12-year-old on the playground instagram, jail. [laughter] >> brian: only choice you have. i get the sense that this classified information should not be classified because senator holly, haul hawley, senr braun saying declassify the wu

. >>> house foreign affairs chairman michael mccaul will be with us and new jersey's democratic governorhil murphy. and finally, we'll take a look at the power of women in the face of adversity, as they fight to overcome new roadblocks to gender equality. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." government regulators have been working through the weekend to contain the spillover from the collapse of silicon valley bank. but reverberations have already been felt overseas, from europe to israel. back home, the concern is especially acute in america's technology sector. president biden spoke last night about the government's response to svb's failure with california's governor gavin newsom who has emphasized the need to protect america's innovation ecosystem. the turbulence comes at a complicated moment for the u.s. economy. cbs news senior correspondent mark strassmann is in atlanta with more. >> reporter: help wanted. nearly 11 million open jobs in a labor market that's still sizzling. more than 300,000 hires last month. one winner the le

i will ask michael mccaul about the tension and the u.s. response, first lucas tomlinson on the president's warning to the militant groups. >> lucas: president biden traveled to canada to unveil a new deal with prime minister trudeau giving both authority to turn away asylum seekers at their borderers. 90 u.s. troops in syria and retaliation dominated biden's visit to ottawa. >> president biden: the united states does not seek conflict with iran, but be prepared for us to act forcefully to protect our people. >> lucas: the top general in the middle east says his soldiers have been attacked nearly 80 times since biden took office. >> the use of proxy force part of the ongoing shadow war between the u.s. and iran for decades. >> is iran responsible for the death of an american citizen or not >> iran backs these groups. >> lucas: biden administration tries to pivot away from the middle east, china has moved in, brokering a deal between saudi arabia and iran to resume relations. on capitol hill, many lawmakers want to counter china military and

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house foreign affairs committee michael mccaul following through on that threat from last thursday.e has signed a subpoena now to be delivered to secretary of state antony blinken first thing this morning for failing to turn over that key document this committee is looking for. mccaul now joining us live from washington. good to see you and have you on the show. so you've signed, sealed and delivered this thing. let me read the response really quickly from the secretary of state's office. the state department's office saying the state department followed up with the committee to reiterate its willingness to provide a briefing about the concerns raised and the challenges identified by embassy kabul including in the dissent channel. the committee chose instead to issue a subpoena. they are saying we tried to work with you and then you made this move. what is your response to their reaction? >> well, we negotiated in good faith. the fact is, aishah, they would not provide the dissenting cables even in a classified setting, which is what i agreed to do. the fact is all they agreed to pr

now to the man that runs the house of foreign affairs committee, congressman michael mccaul. good to see you. do you trust the chineses in these overtures? >> no, i don't. i i don't see how they can be an outside arbiter when they're aligned with putin in this fight in ukraine. so they're not objective in this. i think what is happening, neil, is that putin is running out of ammunition. he's begged iran for drones, he's begged north korea for artillery shells and now he's coming to chairman xi saying hey, i have to win this thing. i need your help. i think chairman xi is looking at ukraine and saying, russia has to win this if i want to look at taiwan. so it's all interconnected. in fact, we did get indications of chinese ammunition that was found in ukraine and a chinese drone that was shot down over ukraine. so i think you'll see more and more lethal weapons going from china in to russia. this is a bit of a red line, if you will, if this in fact happens. you can't bifurcate them. they're joined at the hip in this unholy alliance. it also extends to iran and to north korea.

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but i'll sit down exclusively with michael mccaul chairman of the foreign affairs committee on protecting.s. military power without inflaming tensions. then, former president trump owns a 2024 rally in waco, texas blessings he can be indicted as soon as the speaker. west from the beat and it has been one witchhunt investigation after another. >> will have a live report outside trump tower. and will do a deep dive on the potential charges, the impact on 2024, and on the big picture concerns about what this could mean for a nation already facing major political divisions. then. what's he want tell me what you're doing i am telling you the data shows you are grossly failing at that effort. you know that you cannot protect the data and security of this committee or of the 150 million users of your apricot ceo of tiktok endures a blistering hearing as members of both parties demand to know what it is doing with americans private information. we will ask our sunday panel about safety, privacy national security concerns when it comes to where the country's most popular apps. plus, my sit down wi

let's bring in texas republican michael mccaul. good to have you with us.hanks for joining us today. i want to play this from the cia director as part of what the intel committee heard about this. this is director bill burns. watch. >> i think vladimir putin is very much taking a longer term view. he's convinced that he can make time work for him, that he can grind down the ukrainians through this war of attrition and wear down western supporters of ukraine. there for the challenge i think is to puncture that view. >> martha: how do we puncture that view, congressman? >> i totally agree with the cia director. i've been warning the administration about this. we don't have time on our side here. the longer that they take to get the weapons in, to allow the ukrainians to defend themselves and push out russian aggression, the more it airs to putin's benefit. it's his strategy to have a long protracted conflict because he knows it will erode the will of not only the west but europe as well. so i've been advising the administration to put everything we can in thi

. >> reporter: congressman michael mccaul chairs the house foreign affairs committee which moved forwardh his bill to allow the president to potentially ban tiktok nationwide or any software applications considered a national security threat. he cautions tiktok's chinese-based parent company, bytedance, could be collecting americans' personal data. >> tiktok is a backdoorway that the chinese communist party can get into your phone and sensitive data and key strokes and passwords. it is like putting a spy balloon in your telephone. >> reporter: in a statement, tiktok told cbs news it would be unfortunate if the committee were to censor millions of americans. >> tiktok is an entertainment app. we collect less data than many of our peers. >> reporter: congressman greg meeks is a ranking member on the panel. do you think it's an everreach? >> yeah, i think it's too broad. you have over 100 million people basically on tiktok. we want to make sure we get this right. >> reporter: kay is a tiktok influencer known as the mom trotter. she makes about $300,000 a year creating content about her fami

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we want to return now to our conversation with house foreign affairs chairman michael mccaul. now, chairman, i mentioned that you held this hearing on afghanistan this past week and it was pretty emotional. >> yeah. >> you're really coming chaotic withdrawal from that country and you had a marines corps sergeant injured in the suicide bombing who testified he was an eyewitness and actually saw the suicide bomber before the attack. he testified he has never been interviewed as part of the u.s. investigation. how was this overlooked? >> i think it's very -- well, first of all, very powerful testimony, very emotional, but very devastating and damaging to the administration. these snipers and troops were put and surrounded by the taliban -- >> the airport in kabul. >> in kabul. that's the airport. and surrounded by the taliban who were put in charge, and that was the first mistake in the chaos that we heard that happened that day and the state department virtually nonexistent. i think the most dramatic thing, margaret, was the fact that this sniper had the suicide bomber in his si

apps. lawmakers vote it's $26.00 to $16.00, to approve the measure. republican committee chair michael mccaul sponsored it democrats on the committee, oppose the bill. tick tock is used by more than 100000000 americans. the measure would need to be passed by the full house and he was senate before it can go to biden. tick tock has come on to increase throat scrutiny on both sides of the atlantic. as western countries take a critical look at the chinese companies reach and the security risks, my pose candidates, electronic spy agency, for instance, is now watching for security threats from tick tock. canada has been tick tock from government phones saying the chinese app carries an unacceptable risk to privacy and security. ottawa will also buck federal employees from downloading the app in future. we are making the decision that up for government of employees for government equipment. and it is better to not have them access kicked off because of the concerns that other people have in terms of safety. or this may be a 1st step. it may be the only step we need to take, but every step of the wa

. >> reporter: congressman michael mccaul chairs the house foreign affairs committee, which moved forwardly ban tiktok nationwide, or any software applications considered a national security threat. he cautions tiktok's chinese-based parent company, bytedance, could be collecting americans' personal data. >> tiktok is a backdoor way that the chinese communist party can get into your phone, and sensitive data, and keystrokes, and passwords. it's like putting a spy balloon in your telephone. >> reporter: in a statement, tiktok told cbs news it would be unfortunate if the committee were to censor millions of americans. >> tiktok is an entertainment app. we collect less data than many of our peers. >> reporter: congressman greg meeks is a ranking member on the panel. >> do you think it's an overreach? >> well, yeah, i think that it is too broad. you have over 100 million people, basically, on tiktok. we want to make sure we get this right. >> the sunset was absolutely magical. >> reporter: kay akpan is a tiktok influencer known as "the mom trotter." she makes about $300,000 a year creating co

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the texas congressman michael mccaul fears that too. >> i think you will see more lethal weapons goingm china into russia. this is a bit of a red line, if you will, if this impact happens. you can't bifurcate them here they are joined at the hip at this unholy alliance and it extends to iran and north korea. >> here is fox news peter doocy asking where president biden fits in. >> it seems like these two superpowers are teaming up now against the u.s. why did president biden let this happen? >> these are two countries that have long chafed. this is not something these two countries just cooked up since president biden got elected. >> do you think putin and xi peer president biden? >> you would have to ask them whether they fear or not. it is not about fear. it is about president biden advancing our foreign policy around the world. >> ukrainian official city of china truly wants his successful peace plan than russian occupation troops must withdraw from ukraine, ashley, todd. >> todd: alexandria hoff, thank you. let's bring in global politics senior fellow at the center for renewing amer

meantime house foreign affairs committee chair michael mccaul says antony blinken to case a subpoenaf he refuses to turn off classified documents on the withdrawal. >> i care about the veterans and gold star mothers and who had a suicide bomber in his sights and wasn't given permission to engage. that's what i care about and why if they don't deliver by monday close of business, i will serve that subpoena. >> sandra: this was the worry. >> bill: two things, the pictures from over the weekend turn your stomach to think about how much equipment was left behind, very little effort to get it out of there. the second thing is the parents who have now been -- now they know a guy had shoot to kill order told not to take the shot. and they will join us in a little bit here. >> sandra: more on this ahead with the parents of marine corps staff sergeant hoover, one of the 13 american service members killed in the airport bombing in kabul in august of 2021 coming up in the next hour. >> bill: a tough loss there. less than two months from now before philadelphia elects a new mayor and votes on al

. >> i should note that chairman michael mccaul is one of the co-chairs so he knows this subject very well and you have a number of allies on both sides of the aisle. the next question, the federal government indicated that it changes will be made in 2021. changes to the far end dfar and what's the status of those changes? >> for coming up here the origin of that question is the executive order on cybersecurity which i noted earlier is the purchasing of critical softwaree beginning with the dfar changes in the individual driving that very detailed interagency -- is the cio for the federal government did deputy as well. if i may turn it over to the audience and i hate to put them on the spot by chris deserves it for all the work is done. [laughter] >> i know how much work chrysostom so i know he's well-prepared answer that question.. >> chris, no pressure chris but he is dueled headed. >> i never appreciated just how lengthy they are. >> to continue on with anne's description as most of you know we had m. 2218 working on the common education form which should come out on the register v

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michael mccaul, i know that these are the top of their list of concerns. certainly in the intelligence committee. in the senate, we have been focusing on china for a while now. certainly, we are in a race to develop some of the most advanced technologies in the world, whether ai or quantum computing, but things which threaten to undermine our ability to defend ourselves and deter them as the aggressor. hal: the current framework for u.s. policy toward taiwan is spelled out in the taiwan relations act, passed over four decades ago, has been translated into something that is often referred to as strategic ambiguity. what america would do if a conflict broke out on the taiwan straight. there has been more debate in the past two years or so whether the u.s. should shift to a position of strategic clarity, issuing something closer to an alliance-like guarantee, that it would come to taiwan's aid if it were attacked. do you have a view on which policy makes the most sense? or is it more of a capabilities problem rather than consensus problem? sen. cornyn: i thin

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. >> texas representative michael mccaul is chair of the house foreign affairs committee. he took part in a discussion about afghanistan during the munich security conference in germany. congressman mcka*ul, -- mccaul, international policymakers and human rights activists talked about afghanistan's humanitarian needs, protections for women and girls, and human rights abuses by the taliban. >> my name is michael keating. i'm the executive director of the european institute of peace. and i'm very honored that i've been asked by msc to moderate this conversation. we have a truly horrific panel, two of whom, two of our colleagues are online. i hope technology is going to work. we have a colleague in kabul, and we have colleague in the u.s., and with me we have no less than three foreign ministers. in alphabetical order, i hope i can get this right, belgium, pakistan and spain as well as congressman maccoll and catherine russell. of unicef. so a really terrific lineup. what i would like to do is have a good conversation between the panelists, having asked each of them a questio

michael mccaul, the charm chairman of the foreign relations committee now the house. i know these are the top of the list of concerns, certainly in the intelligence committee. that i set on in the senate. we have been focusing on china for a while now. and certainly we are in a race to develop some of the most advanced technologies in the world. whether it is a, i or quantum computing. but things which threaten to undermine our ability to defend ourselves and we -- asked the aggressor. >> so the current framework for u.s. policy towards taiwan is really spelled out in the taiwan relations act, which was passed over four decades ago. and has been translated into something that is referred to a strategic ambiguity with respect to america's position towards what it would do if a conflict or to break out. there's been more and more debate over the last two years or so whether the united states should shift to a position of strategic clarity and sort of issuing something closer to you and alliance like guarantee that it would come to taiwan's aid if it were attacked. do yo

here is what's coming up for you the chairman of the house committee on foreign affairs michael mccaulmmed president biden's foreign policy. watch this. >> since president biden has come into office he's projected weakness, and when you project weakness, you invite aggression and war. >> it's a weak foreign policy out of fear. stuart: how weak are we and what are the consequences of weakness kt mcfarland on that, later in the show. just a week after proclaiming he be arrested, donald trump now says manhattanda braganca drop b ragg dropped the case against him. we have the latest. has the case been dropped? ♪ so it's decided, we'll park even deeper into parking spaces so people think they're open. surprise. [ laughs ] [ horn honks, muffled talking ] -can't hear you, jerry. -sorry. uh, yeah, can we get a system where when someone's bike is in the shop, then we could borrow someone else's? -no! -no! or you can get a quote with america's number-one motorcycle insurer and maybe save some money while you're at it. all in favor of that. [ horn honking ] there's a lot of buttons and knobs in h

representative michael mccaul says you can't trust the chinese because the leaders in the communist partything and do another. >> they found a chinese drone was shot down in ukraine. they're very much joined at the hip of this effort you know, both pacific and in europe and i never seen anything quite like it in my lifetime where you have a major threat to europe and the pacific from what major foreign dictators. >> reporter: so others want to go farther. we're hearing from more members, specifically the republican party. there should be a decoupling from china. >> communist party of china is essentially a criminal organization running a country, called the united states of america an enemy for sometime now. i think america needs to acknowledge that fact, bet to business dealing with them because they are an enemy because they indeed are. >> reporter: advisors to president joe biden saying putin would like the chinese to add military weapons to this. john kirby has said u.s. made it clear publicly and behind the scenes to the chinese that would be a bad idea. neil: thank you, edward lawre

. >> i should note that chairman michael mccaul was one of the cochairs of the original csis commission sori we knows the subject very well and you've got a number of allies on both sides of the aisle. and flowing into the next question which we got from the floor, the q federal, indicated changes will be made in 2021. really? changes, what is the status of this change? >> money. so before coming appear i was talking to the team. the your jordan or the question i presume is executive order on cybersecurity in the spring of 21, which i noted earlier which noted purchased of critical software begin with the changes, individual husband driving the very detailed interagency process on that is chris was cio for the federal government and deputy as well. if i may turn over to the audience, not to put them on the spot but t chris deserves, givig all the work he has done. [laughing] and i am mo tesh and how much work is done sign-up is well prepared to answer that question. >> so while chris is coming up he's also deputy federal cybersecurity so no pressure. dual headed. >> i never appreciated

s service members killed during the troop drawdown was recognized by committee chairman michael mccaul. let me just say to her and all the veterans of that conflict. you did not get wounded in vain. you did not die in vain. what you did was worth it. because you protected america for 20 years from attacks. cnn's kylie atwood is joining us now from the state department and kylie tell us more about what the secretary of state said this morning as well. well listen. there were quite a few questions from chairman mccaul for the secretary of state regarding the committee's investigation into the biden ministrations withdrawal from afghanistan. there are three sets of documents that mccall has been clear that he wants from the state department for their investigation. the first are evacuation plans for the embassy, those embassy evacuation plans have actually been provided yesterday there about 3000 documents, according to a source familiar that went from state to the committee, and those evacuation plans are part of them. but then there are two other buckets. the first is the actual plans t

yesterday rishi sunak met with the french president, michael mccaul , where president, michael mccaule first time that the uk will help fund a migrant detention centre in france to help kerb small boats crossing the channel. so let's discuss this a little more now and i've got a array of guests to do just that. joining me first is international human rights , david hague. good to see rights, david hague. good to see you again. good to see you again, david. thanks forjoining us. in your view , which part ? us. in your view, which part? the convention on human rights might this set to? proposals breach and what aspects of international law may be in conflict with ? well, i think conflict with? well, i think it's not just european convention on human rights , it's convention on human rights, it's also the refugee convention . also the refugee convention. that's one of the big problems that you've got as well. and the unhcr already that they believe it does breach that. so right at the start before this is even law, let alone cases going through courts, the home secretary, even herself ha

be working hand-in-hand with our teammates on the standing committees, particularly my friend michael mccaul, who helped set the stage for our work for the china task force. chairman mccall's leadership are -- leadership produced bipartisan proposals we must build upon we expose the ideological, technological, economic and military threat posed by the ccp. we may call this a strategic competition, but it is not a polite tennis match. this is an existential struggle over what will life look like in the 21st century. the most fundamental freedoms are at stake. the ccp is laser focused on its vision for the future, a world crowded with totalitarian techno states. for the time being, it is still up to us to decide if that is the future we want for our children, but it will not be for much longer. time is not on our side. just because this congress is divided, we cannot afford to waste the next two years lingering in legislative limbo or pandering to the press. we must act with a sense of urgency. i believe our policy over the next 10 years will set the stage for the next 100. we cannot allow the

we will be working hand in hand with our teammates on the standing committees, particularly michael mccaul, who helped set the stage for our work through the 2020 china task force. his leadership produced a number of bipartisan proposals that we must build upon as we investigate and expose the ideological, technological, economic and military threat posed by the chinese communist party. we may call this a strategic competition, but it is not a polite tennis match. this is an existential struggle over what life will look like in the 21st century. in the most fun to mental -- and the most fundamental freedoms are at stake. the ccp -- where human rights are subordinate to the whims of the party. for the time being, it is still up to us to decide if that is the future we want for our children, but it will not be for much longer. time is not on our side. just because this congress is divided, we cannot afford to waste the next two years lingering in legislative limbo or pandering to the press. we must act with a sense of urgency. i believe our policy over the next 10 years set the stage for the

the committee chairman, michael mccaul said: "make no mistake tiktok is a security threat." government phones, a move also taken by canada and the european union. we can cross live to san francisco and our technology correspondent james clayton. it is not a polite tennis match. this is an existential struggle over what life would look like in the zist what life would look like in the 21st century. and the most fundamental freedoms are at stake. so relations between the us and china are tense right now. not only over tiktok. there's also another spat going on. this one is about the china covid lab leak theory. nearly three years on since the start of the pandemic, it's back in the news, with new allegations from the us, and pushback from china. that theory is that coronavirus may have escaped, accidentally or otherwise, from here, the wuhan institute of virology in the chinese city where the virus was first recorded. but there is no scientific evidence of that, as we will look at shortly. first, let's look at what the director of the fbi christopher wray has told fox news: th

secretary at the time over michael's insistence on negotiations for ukraine over prolonging armed conflict. but these 2 former investment banks, tre. bros ross childs and mccaul and rishi who worked for golden sacks got straight down to business of doing what banks turbos do best falling in line behind the establishment agenda. they tossed a huge bone to the military, industrial complex, talking about jointly developing long range weapons and air defense. they also said that they'll cooperate on training ukrainian forces. just last month, michael was promoting the idea of peace through negotiations. i don't think like some that russia should be totally defeated, attacked on a soil. these observe is want above all, to crush russia. this is never been francis position, and it never will be the talking. why now among western nations is that ukraine has still when on the battlefield, and that piece isn't possible until keith is sitting on the largest possible pile of weapons. only then we'll ukrainian president vladimir zalinski being a good position to get the best deal with russia. they say sounds more like it's the western weapons industry that's holding out f