mr. brennan to come in wednesday. -- whenk when men loose mr. lewandowski would come. apparently they are holding mr. van into one standard. we press on. >> coming up tonight, the washington post reviews wrongly state of the union address and georgetown university holds a panel on civility, with members of congress. , homeland secretary tristan nilsson on security threats. >> now an

encourage participating states to cooperate move mr brennan what i mean by my question is that i think there is absolutely no secret that many in the united states in particular see any efforts to deepen economic or security integration among former soviet states as a sort of stepping stone towards the recreation of the soviet union in its geopolitical role this is what former u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton talked about in very disapproving terms this is what many people in the united states believe and for them europe you know that conception of europe is whole free they would say at peace but in russia people with interpret as under the american heel and to many in the united states and in the west more generally russia is a spoiler that is trying to destroy this beautiful vision of europe hall three and on to the american influence can you tell me authoritatively that you have never came across that kind of formulation in your work as the. secretary general. i can assure you our food. oh you see. this page in states to be free to. straight lines they want to enter. it out n

necessarily the kind of guy that you want to call your ally but this kind of unexpected favor from mr brennan is certainly appreciated in the mueller camp what i also find very interesting is of course the book's author michael wolff this fly on the wall account it's amazing that he got this much access from a white house a famous now for coining the term fake news how do you think he arranged that well i think you know in the beginning we had a very inexperienced. ministration there was a lot of chaos there and they thought that you know bringing on the author who could you know give a tail that was you know promoting their goals you know was a great idea we've often seen as we've seen this new u.s. military we've seen this elsewhere this is something that is not particularly problematic trump issue but we've seen this many many times and now all of a sudden this guy turns out that he found a source benon who will say things that can gravely damage demonstration that is unexpected and so you know i think the journalist who wrote the book mr wolf you know got access because the pain thought i

presidency when he lingered behind on the the sixth of january two thousand and seventeen and said no mr trump. brennan and rogers have current but this is very delicate information we have this dossier and it's not for a fight but tests terribly scarlets and you say shit about what you did in moscow and that which is what we just want to let you know that that's out there and you know it was just just to let you know who it said all about you know all about you yeah that's what tyrone your dad told me happens when when one comes it's a high office they take a side and say now ok no we have this information so the bottom line is if you don't play ball with the deep state you could be scurrilously depos for what it one reason or another whether it's real or whether it's fabricated i remember that well actually. my father won because it was very interesting within a few months and suddenly was having you know twenty three cia agents brought him into. basement of the capitol and essentially just the pose them and ask them all these questions about how he won and all that just kind of letting their presenc

zero zero zero zero zero zero for let us know a little bit with the growing insecurity about brennan says mrs flourishing week it was like this especially considering that in louisiana arm sales are deregulator cool clothes you know if you anything all right you would say you have gone. and you carried with you you have it on you today and you're sure you're ok so you feel endangered really. even if. you know. in this town the number of firearms is booming. their sales doubled the last ten years. but in new orleans. the man has found another solution the weapons to fight criminality. it's in the heart of the french quarter that live city tortures a forty year old millionaire. he made a fortune in the garbage disposal service. i'm proud of you know rap today the only good quote on. earth by. a million in. his house had been burglarized several times so sydney decided to invest part of his fortune into the security of french quarter. he created a unique camp. in allows people to send real time information to the policeman of the neighborhood. you see something that says look suspicious prostitu

mr. brennan, i want to ask you a quick question about this advanced notice and anticipated notice of rule making. you've been asked about the time that could be taken by this process. it could be months but it could be years because there could well be a challenge if there is a rule is in fact promulgated, correct? >> that would be true, sir. >> that would be a challenge in court and in fact a challenge in court could use the previous statements that have been made by the atf, i have one june 7th, 2010, i'd ask be made part of the record. >> without objection. >> which says about the bump stocks that they are not regulated as a firearm under the gun control act or national firearms act because they are accessories. there are a number of statements like this, correct? >> correct, you i think personally told a meeting in philadelphia very recently that federal law to bar bump stocks would probably require a new statute to be effective. that present law doesn't cover them. >> thank you for the question, if i recall correctly, what i was saying they are lawful, however, i asked for attorneys

mr. trump's border security request, but said that the president walked away just hours before the shutdown. elaine? >> quijano: margaret brennan, thank you. the national women's march held its main event today in las vegas with the goal of getting women to march to the polls in november's mid-term elections. in a cbs news poll out this weekend, 54% of women and 39% of men say it is very important to them that more women are elected to office. 48% say the country would be better off. 42% say it wouldn't change much. here's mireya villarreal. >> reporter: from football stadium to swing state battleground, thousands filled the stands of sam boyd stadium in las vegas sunday morning. >> equality for all. >> reporter: exactly one year ago, millions marched around the country for women's rights marking the largest single day demonstration in u.s. history. today's rally is about pushing people to the polls. activist janaye engram. >> we want to take all of the momentum from all the things we have done over the course of the last year and really turn that into the electoral power. >> reporter: organizers chose nevada for the anniversar

mr. martin: the breakfast panel which was moderated by our cbs colleague margaret brennan, there you saw the future of cbs news. i'm what the militarywould call the legacy ystem. [laughter] the cold war ring and repurposed for the 21st century. a couple years ago, i did a story called the battle above for "60 minutes." it was about u.s. space command. at the time, the commander was general hyten and he was one of the main characters in our story. to get ready for this panel, i went back and reread the transcript online of that story. i made the mistake of continuing on and reading some of the comments. one of the first comments i came across said, "shame on you for putting those you interviewed in awkward positions with the questions you asked them. my time is too valuable to waste with people who have no respect." i won't read you the comments on my appearance and iq. i also want read the one that said general hyten ran circles around me. now, i get a second shot at him. e has been promoted. he is now the commander of u.s. strategic command. which includes in its awesome responsibilitie

mr. trump needs to lose some weight and lower his cholesterol. he is prescribing a better diet and exercise. more now from white house correspondent margaret brennan. >> reporter: in a nearly hour- long briefing, white house doctor ronny jackson explained that the president ordered him to answer every single question about his health and mental acute. >> he's fit for duty. tethink he will remain fit for , ty for the remainder of this irm and even the remainder of another term, if he's elected. >> reporter: in recent weeks, sritics have questioned mr. trump's mental fitness. dr. jackson said the president re requested a cognitive assessment, designed to detect dementia or alzheimer's. >> he has absolutely no, you know, cognitive or mental issues whatsoever, that he is very >>arp. >> reporter: and that the doctor had an explanation for the incent incident in which the president appeared to slur his words. >> and god bless the united states, thank you very much. >> i had given the president icme medication, specifically, sudafed, over the days previous, and i think i had inadvertently dried up his secretions. >> reporter: the 6'3" inch president weig

mr. trump a threat to the world and said u.s. institutions are the only thing preventing him from turning the country into a mafia state. jeff. >> glor: margaret brennan in davos, switzerland, thank you. at least 30 children have died from the flu this season. the latest is believed to be a boy in palm beach county, florida. manuel bojorquez has more on this. >> reporter: mike medwin met us today after doing the unthinkable-- make funeral arrangements for his 12-year-old stepson, dylan winnik. he seemed like he was somewhat sick, but you never thought it would come to this, clearly. >> this is a lightning strike of-- i've described it. no indications. no warnings. just a-- just a common cold. that's what is so scary about it. >> reporter: he says doctors told him it was actually the flu. winnick had not gotten the flu shot. while the medical examiner has yet to rule on the cause of his death, at least three other children have died from flu-related illnesses so far this season in florida. 30 nationwide, more than what's typically expected this early in the year. in one school district along the florida panhandle, 20% of students are out sick, forcing

brennan to come in wednesday. -- whenk when men loose mr. lewandowski would come. apparently they are holding mr. van into one standard. we press on. >> coming up tonight, the washington post reviews wrongly state of the union address and georgetown university holds a panel on civility, with members of congress. , homeland secretary tristan nilsson on security threats. event reviewing these presidents -- candidate reviewing the president states -- president's state of the union address, hosted by the washington post, this is just over two hours. >> hi, everybody. thank you for being here. we are eager to talk to kellyanne conway. we're going to talk about starting with the state of the union. a year ago, the president gave first speech to the congress. in the days that followed, or a number of controversies that created a more polarizing .nvironment i'm wondering, what can the president do for the deals. -- president is working -- the president is working on this speech, it's a reflection on the past year's accomplishments, but also the accomplishments not as just

mr. trump will meet with here in davos is itz raley prime minister benjamin netanyahu. norah, they meet later this morning. >> margaret brennan>> president trump says he's willing to take an oath when he talks to special counsel robert mueller. the president told white house reporters that his interview over the russia investigation is likely to happen within two or three weeks if his lawyers are okay with that. paula reid is at the justice department. paula, good morning. what else do we know? >> we know it's being worked out. whether it's in person in right writing, or some combination of the two. when he's speaking with investigators, he's not actually under oath. he would only go under oath if he was asked to testify before a grand jury. the other thing is will this be reported. the president made a big deal about the fact that clinton's deal with the fbi was not reported and while there's nothing preventing the camera from being in the room it's unlikely his lawyers will want that. it's interesting. in my reporting on other issues when you read definitions of what he's done he's not the man you see on twitter or the camp