mike wallace: tough, funny, difficult, the beating heart of "60 minutes." l, mike." morley safer spent 46 years here, longer than anyone. a sophisticate right down to his pocket squares, he was a great writer, and a gentleman, in a business populated by a fair number of maniacs. ed bradley: versatile, compassionate, always the coolest guy in the room. when i was growing up, there was hardly anybody who looked like me on television news. and along came ed, paving the way for me and many others. bob simon was proud of the fact that in nearly a half century traveling the world for cbs news, he never missed a single flight. he did his last story with the same curiosity and energy as the first. and finally, andy rooney, who spent 33 years here as the resident grouch. since this was his spot in the broadcast, we cede the floor, and let andy speak for himself. >> rooney: i don't like to complain all the time, but that's what i do for a living. and i'm lucky because there's so much to complain about. public toilets, car mufflers, faucets, fences, cookbooks, the door

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not being able to go, that leaves the ravens with just two wide receivers, mike wallace and chris moorequincy adeboyejo game at the bottom of the screen. ian: inex-peer yedges. second and 5. flacco is sacked! carlos dunlap. dan: great move there by dunlap. a little head fake to the outside. got austin howard off balance. he gets right to flacco and down he goes. ian: time-out called. 25 seconds on the clock. the formula was simple for baltimore. cincinnati, fourth down. not only converts. they get a touchdown on the baltimore d. the ravens were one down away from the playoffs. and now they long with 28 seconds left. baltimore moving in the wrong direction. third and 14. flacco pumped. flacco throws it. incomplete. and it's fourth down. ian: the bengals' defense line giving the ravens' offensive line all kinds of problems here with pressure on flacco. of course they know he'll drop back and throw. they should be thinking about moving the pocket a little bit and letting him buy some time. it's going to take his receivers time to get to the necessary yardage. ian: here is their season. fla

this is stuff mike wallace used to do and other media used to do. but it's expensive, you get sued a lot. >> it's hard, difficult sean. upton sinclair, the chicago sun times, many of these muckrakers did this, they used to do it, it's gone. there's a new movie out "the post." >> sean: and you try to release all of the tape, selectively edit, right? >> we release as much of the tape as we can. but the media releases no tape and asks to us believe anonymous quotes and single source coats. >> sean: remind people how successful you were with acorn, you were dressed as pink in the video. >> we've shut down government organizations, we have gotten the ceo of npr fired, states to change their voter i.d. laws, congressional hearings, medicaid workers fired. infiltrated cnn. intill traited the hillary clinton campaign. >> sean: the "washington post" caught you. >> sometimes you get burned but that's a sign of success. you use an alias to draw people out. sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. >> sean: but that's what they make a big deal out f you are a libe

over to mike wallace, 27-24 baltimore. their thinking okay, we are good, we are in the playoffs. on 4th and 12, andy dalton to tyler boyd. and he will take it to the house. oh my goodness. 49 yards. the bengals with the upset. and that opens the door for the bills. if they win, baltimore is out. tyra taylor was 10 years old the last time baltimore made the playoffs. 3rd quarter. first career touchdown for kyle williams. when a defensive tackle scores -- 19-0 4th quarter 22-3. landry did get into score, but check out what happens afterwards. we got a scuffle, and punches are thrown. there is a flag, and another flag. they're flying every possible piece of handkerchief or anything like it on the field. we have hats. and then drake checks the helmet. i have never seen more stuff on the field. they toss to dolphins players, but after all that, the bills win 22-16 and they are in the playoffs for the first time since 1999. afc playoff picture, worth noting, the bills and titans allowed more points than they scored by a lot. the tiebreakers get them in the top two seeds are the patriot

to say that they didn't know what he is going to write would be unflattering is like saying mike wallace shows up with the "60 minutes" cameras and you think he will do a puff piece. i mean i don't know what is your take on this whole thing? >> i don't think you can just dismiss it out of hand unfortunately. he did have access. he did do the interviews. mr. bannon said those things. mr. bannon was one of the president's closest advisors. i don't think anybody was buying is some random staffer. melissa: about torching bannon, distancing himself from the alt-right and taking the trump administration and pivoting away from that entire group and discrediting bannon? >> i think at this point mr. bannon sort torched himself. later in the day, the book comes out, starting to hear excerpts. later that day you have mr. bannon saying he is all in with trump all the time. you just disparaged his daughter, his son. you went after the president himself. that doesn't make any sense. i don't think it's a one-day story. i think democrats will seize on this and drag it out as long as they can. and look,

. >> sean: this is stuff mike wallace used to do and other media used to do but it's expensive because get sued a lot. >> it's hard, it's difficult, sean. upton sinclair, the "chicago sun-times," many of these muckraking journalists of the 20th century actually did this. they used to do it. it's gone. there was this new movie out "the post," -- >> sean: you try to release all the tape. >> we release most of the tape, as monsters we can without compromising the source of methods. the media releases no tapes and asks us to believe single source quotes. >> sean: remind us how successful you have been with acorn. >> we've shut down government organizations, we've got and the ceo of npr fired, we got states to change their voter i.d. laws, congressional hearings, medicaid workers fired, we've infiltrated cnn, we've been infiltrated the hillary campaign. >> sean: "the washington post" got you trying to infiltrate them. >> sometimes you get burnt but that's's a sign of success. undercover work, you use an alias to draw people out, sometimes he would not, sometimes you lose. w >> sean: if you

but boy, there is no company that scares -- they used to say when mike wallace would knock on the doorn't answer because "60 minutes" is outside. amazon comes into your business model, every ceo in america is scared of that, whether it is a small business or a large business. i wonder if there is a time that regulatory concerns will concern amazon? not least because this president does not like the washington post, which is owned by jeff bezos. james: sure. i think it will come, but it will come later. right now, you are in a situation where you have amazon moving closer to all the federal agencies with the aws. you have them shopping around their second headquarters, where all of these cities are clamoring for the attention to get that. cory: which means you will tick off every single city you do not choose. they are going to make political problems. james: at the same time, you also have all these new fulfillment centers that are going to open up from a headline perspective, new jobs, and whatnot. so i think amazon is safe for now, but once you trigger some major headlines such as re

. >> that sounds like mike wallace doing "60 minute" interviews, those four-hour interviews leading to critical three or four-minute q&a that kills the guy. anyway, in a rebuke of the republican chairman of the judiciary committee, senator dianne feinstein today -- and she's my favorite -- released the full transcript of the testimony delivered in august by glenn simpson, he's the founder of the firm that hired former british intelligence officer, christopher steele, to compile that dossier on donald trump. the dossier alleges, among other things, that the trump campaign engaged in a, quote, well-developed conspiracy of cooperation with russian intelligence during the 2016 election. wow. well, the republicans have sought to discredit it, because it was funded by the clinton campaign. they claim that the fbi wrongly used the dossier as its justification to even open the investigation into the trump campaign. but what republicans seem to have been hiding is that simpson's testimony on the record suggested the fbi had their own concerns about potential collusion by trump people with the r

. >> mike pompeo with chris wallace yesterday. the president so far, shep, has refrained from commenting at all about sloppy steve on the wolff book or anything having to do with policy. he's hoping that when he visits the annual convention for the farm bureau, the first by a sitting president in nashville, that it will be all about policy, it will be about agriculture, trade and tax cuts. shep? >> shepard: john, the plane has clearly landed as you referenced. before it did, there was a white house gaggle there on the plane. hogan gidley, one of the spokespeople came back to address the media. one question was a reaction to mr. bannon's statement. and he said "i don't believe there's anyway back for mr. bannon at this point." he's kind of out there on an island, isn't he? >> might seem difficult as bob corker has proven, lindsey graham and others have proven. you can criticize the president, you can even very curtly criticize the president. if you work with him, you can find your way back. but you criticize the family and things t

director mike pompeo talking to chris wallace. >> those statements are absurd, chris, just pure fantasy. the president is engaged, he understands the complexity and asks really difficult questions of our team at c.i.a. so we can provide him the information he needs. statements like the one mr. wolff made about how we all think about the president, they're just ridiculous on their face. >> the president has so far refrained from any comment on the "fire and fury" book so far today. he is going to nashville this afternoon to become the first sitting president in 25 years to talk with the farm bureau federation convention giving a speech on agricultural and trade policy and then he heads down to atlanta, georgia, to watch the face-off between the georgia bulldogs and the crimson tide. >> the day is still young. plenty of time to go. >> we'll be watching twitter. john roberts. >> how lawmakers are back from the holiday break for work cut out for them as they look to the november mid-terms that could impact their agenda. here is karl rove. >> how much trouble are republicans in as they head

cia director mike pompeo was telling chris wallace yesterday that the u.s.ill be watching very carefully. >> we'll see how the talks go on tuesday of this week. what they are able to resolve with respect to the olympics, but the american position is unchanged. >> shannon: pompeo also said that he does not think the talks will lead to any true change. sr. foreign affairs correspondent joins us from the unification bridge between north and south korea. greg? >> hi, shannon. this is about as far as much of the media is getting, as close to it, just behind me about 5 miles is the dmz, where the talks are going on. beyond that, through the haze, north korea, what it's all about. the initial reports we are getting from the talks right now, shannon, they've been going on for about three hours, is positive. we've heard from the top north korean official, he said this will go well. he talked about unfreezing relations, frozen between north and south. both sides are talking about a new year's gift for the koreans. they main topic, as you've noted, shannon, north korea

>> sandra: which is why we were talking to chris wallace and mike emanuel about and talking about theent working the phones. you can assume a few of the names he is probably talking with to avoid this shutdown. we're watching the white house press briefing room and go to this live when it begins. we'll be right back. it's absolute confidence in 30,000 precision parts. or it isn't. it's inspected by mercedes-benz factory-trained technicians. or it isn't. it's backed by an unlimited mileage warranty, or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either mercedes-benz certified pre-owned, or it isn't. the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event. now through february 28th. only at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. copdso to breathe better,athe. i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases

mike: we'll have more coverage. chris wallaces an exclusive interview with california attorney general, and what's next. and president trump's immigration comments and steve bannon's ouster from breitbart tomorrow at 11 a.m. eastern. gillian: it came from outer space. what the spacex cargo vehicle just brought down from -- to earth from the international space station. a tough message from kim jong-un to the white house, as the south korea olympics slated for next month. and watching the thermostats plunge, more problems on the roads and airports. and adam is monitoring from the fox extreme weather center. i know when we see you we're getting bad news, go for it. >> unfortunately, we're looking into a system going into the northeast, on the back side cold air is funneling in. i'll have details after the break. i take pictures of sunrises, but with my back pain i couldn't sleep and get up in time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back

mike pompeo didn't want to answer the question to fox, when chris wallace said, you evaluate. you do psychological profiles on world leaders all the time. what would you think if a leader from another country made the statements president trump did? it was a great question. he didn't get an answer. why isn't there a system in place? >> right. this whole discussion, which tends to be politicized and people will dismiss -- >> it is insulting and hurtful. >> you can take some clinical assessments like low cognitive capacity or diminished ability to make decisions, which are used to describe people who have alzheimer's disease, used in clinical assessments. they're not meant to be judgments. they're just how doctors speak. when you bring it to the political realm, it's felt to be purely subjective, just an attack. but if there were a process by which, as we see candidates get older and older, there were an objective evaluation by neurologists, psychologists, and the information was shared in a transparent manner, and voters, the american public, the cabinet can make of it what the

. >> shepard: chris wallace from "fox news sunday" that airs this sunday on "fox news sunday." cia director mike pompeo that gives the president daily briefings and corey lewandowski, president trump's former campaign manager, a lot about corey lewandowski in this book. that's this sunday on "fox news sunday" on your local stations. fox news has confirmed the fbi investigating the clinton foundation and if there were favors for donations. what we've learned, how the clinton campaign is responding. that is next from fox news channel. america's choice for news and information on cable. >> shepard: we learned today that the justice department has been investigating the clinton foundation. specifically whether officials promised favors in exchange for donations while hillary clinton was secretary of state. the hill broke the story and sources tell fox news the investigation has been underway for months now. a spokesman for secretary clinton calls the investigation a sham and an attempt by the trump administration to distract the public from his russia investigation. our chief intelligence correspond

mike huckabee, rand paul, mercedes schlapp, chris wallace joins us in all-star line up.ve: the president must be exhausted. he sent out another tweet. keep in mind based on all the fact big news story on a lot of channels last night during the daca meeting where the democrats and republican senators presented the president a plan he didn't like, he was frustrated, referred to a nation as something, a word we're not going to use. he has tweeted about an hour ago, he never used that language, but now he is followed up with another tweet regarding apparently what he is seeing on other channels. >> that tweet said never said anything derogatory about haitians other than than haiti is obviously a very poor and troubled country. never said take them out. made up by dems. i have a wonderful relationship with haitians. probably should record future meetings, unfortunately, no trust. brian: ben shapiro said if it was misreported would have helped our show in particular to get his point of view earlier. lindsey graham, senator tom cotton, senator dick durbin, senator jeff flake, s

mike. more to come. >> sandra: joining us for more on this chris wallace the anchor of fox news sunday. good morning to you. mitch mcconnell deadline february 8th for a deal to get done. is that realistic? >> well look, you could get something done. you could get a deal done over the weekend. there are wide differences. people say a compromise is a situation where nobody is happy, nobody is happy with the president's plan as mike laid out. hard liners think it is amnesty for people who came to this country illegally. the dreamers no matter what the circumstances. as you hear from the left wing of the democratic party they're saying it is well, one comment a ransom note. too tough when it comes to payment of $25 billion for the wall. and the end to chain migration. this isn't going to be the final plan. if they get a deal it will have to soften the edges on both sides of this. but it is i think important and an important concession by the president because he is saying here for the first time that people who were brought into the country illegally, what the dreamers were, he is willing t

mike, thanks. which side would the voters blame should there be no deal? should the government shut down? "fox news sunday" anchor chris wallace with the fallout and we're waiting for new developments. remember, senator schumer said after his sit-down with the presidents that negotiations are underw underway. we're fanned out to bring you the news as it breaks. stay with us. hi...so i just got off the phone with our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. so the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight- four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. exin the 2018xus lexus es and es hybrid. lease the 2018 es 350 for $339/month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. here's the story of green mountain coffee roasters sumatra reserve. let's go to sumatra. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing. so we give farmers like win more plants. to grow more delicious coffee. which helps provide for win's family. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. gre

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wallace, fox news sunday. thank you for coming on this morning. chris, this weekend will be interviewing key newsmakers. on tap this weekend c.i.a. director mike pompeo and interview with corey lewandowski. that's all happening on fox news sunday. check your local listings. >> bill: first talks between north and south korea in two years will take place on tuesday of next week. the north accepting the south's offer to meet. the u.s. they would discontinue military drills until after next month's winter olympics. greg palkot with more. what do we know about the talks on tuesday? >> at the very least we could be looking at a slight warming up of some frigid relations on the korean peninsula. agreeing to the talks, north korea accepted the offer from the south. the north had initiated the idea. they are to meet about the dmz in the peace house. last face-to-face between these two countries december 2015. the message from the north sent by fax using a north/south hotline switch back on wednesday. north korea's participation in the winter olympics held in the south next month. south korea has been eager to get the north involved in these so-called p