mr. garrett from virginia, and yield back my time. mr. garrett: thank you to my colleague from north carolina, mr. budd. mr. speaker, at this time i yield to the gentleman from south carolina, mr. duncan, for five minutes. . mr. duncan: i thank the gentleman from virginia. i want the folks in iran to know that the united states of america stands with the people of iran. it's a closed society, i doubt they'll hear our words here tonight, but they should know that in our hearts and in our prayers and in our thoughts, we have the people of iran and their best wishes in mind. i've been here for seven years in congress and during that seven years, iran keeps coming up to the forefront, whether it's the obama administration's failed iranian nuclear deal, which is coming up for authorization i think on the . th in this month, 15th, 19th or if it's the protests, since i've been in congress this is the second round of uprising protests against the government within iran. now the dichotomy is the obama administration ignored the people in iran. the

mr. garrett's response and anything else he would like to add. mr. garrett: i would commend the member from congressman yoho. i think it's important to remember whether it was the civil rights movement, they paid the price for the baveng human rights that we enjoy here and i ould ask you to consider the eality of child labor, ash policies that defy or did he prive americans of livelihoods perpttrailted pi the chinese. with that in mind, until we see puttingorm, iave be any force or it's money. but i believe there is power in the people of the united states. but i would encourage to shop beyond an regime but allowing the perpetration of the horrific circumstances at home and private. mr. yoho: i need to make a correction. it was the phillipines. but along thinks lines and look at the word of the nation, i or great ong kong britain and china came to an agreement that hong kong would revert back to china. there was a 50-year agreement that they would have self-determining, their own government. 20 years into this. china has a strong influence. if we look

mr. garrett. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. garrett: thank you, mr. speaker. ladies and gentlemen, we have covered many things in the past year to include tax policy, health care, helping eviscerate isis. i argue this is the most important moment in the time i have been in this building. not only is the fourth amendment is at stake, so, too, our due process under the fourth and 14th. we must stand strong for individual liberty and privacy. if we do not put the f back in fisa it becomes isa and all eyes are on you. mr. amash: i yield 20 seconds to the gentlelady from texas, ms. jackson lee. ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, this body could not be afraid of the constitution. it has been our guiding moral force for this nation, for all our beginnings and our nows. this amendment is truly an amendment that will protect and provide for the f.b.i. to do its work and to protect our men and women around the world who are wearing the uniform unselfishly. but let me be very clear. all this amendment does, frankly, is to provide a road map for the f.b.i. to utilize

mr. garrett. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. garrett: thank you, mr. speaker. ladies and gentlemen, we have covered many things in the past year to include tax policy, health care, helping eviscerate isis. i argue this is the most important moment in the time i have been in this building. not only is the fourth amendment is at stake, so, too, our due process under the fourth and 14th. we must stand strong for individual liberty and privacy. if we do not put the f back in fisa it becomes isa and all eyes are on you. mr. amash: i yield 20 seconds to the gentlelady from texas, ms. jackson lee. ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, this body could not be afraid of the constitution. it has been our guiding moral force for this nation, for all our beginnings and our nows. this amendment is truly an amendment that will protect and provide for the f.b.i. to do its work and to protect our men and women around the world who are wearing the uniform unselfishly. but let me be very clear. all this amendment does, frankly, is to provide a road map for the f.b.i. to utilize

mr. mueller do his job. >> cbs news major garrett reports mr. to do so, in any written form, though he did say he favored this action in the president's -- presence of senior staff. republican lindsey graham insists that is mueller's job is in no immediate danger. but he did not fire mr. mueller. if the report is true, mr. mag an did the right thing. >> white house says president trump is looking ahead. >> doing incredibly on economic basis financial, during the course of a little more than a year, we've had to , think of it, 84 stock market records, it is going to go higher, and he'll taught america's progress in a upcoming state of the union speech tomorrow night. hena doba, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >>> welcoming up: recall from panera after health scare. >> plus, scott baio is the latest actor accused of sexual misconduct, this morning he is responding to the allegations on social media. >> and one of its kinds attraction for super bowl fans , we will check out this 130-foot super slide. coming up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> j. it will

mr. smith: thank you so much. i'd like to now yield to garrett graves from louisiana, the chairman of the water resources nd environment subcommittee. mr. graves: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank the gentleman, mr. smith, for his leadership in this effort. for so many decades. mr. speaker, we spend millions of dollars every year in this nation in fact, in some cases billions of dollars, providing health care for americans. feeding americans. president ghani: housing for americans. -- feeding -- providing houses for americans. we do, that mr. speaker, because we value lives. we value these lives. so we spend billions and billions of dollars ensuring that there are opportunities for these folks. ensuring that we're protecting these lives. we're doing everything we can to provide a pathway to prosperity, to make sure that these people are healed from their allison:ments, to make sure that they have -- their aliments, to make sure they have shelter and food. mr. speaker, under law, if someone causes a fetus to die, that's a crime in this country. that's a crime. they can be charged for the murder of the mother, they

mr. schumer said, no, only 1.6. >> reporter: our colleague, kasie hunt, who along with garrett has been traversing the halls of the hill all day caught up with schumer and asked about his response to what mulvaney said. >> who said mick mulvaney was not in the room? he doesn't know the truth. i do. >> reporter: how much did you offer the president for the border wall? >> he put a number on the table and we took it. >> reporter: what i think we're seeing in real time, ali, the unintended consequences of having a president who has no real fixed policy positions. the upside is that it allows for more flexibility. the downside, of course, is it leads to the chaos we're seeing and confusion among democrats and republicans about just what the president wants and what he will agree to. meanwhile, the white house tonight, ali, has put out pictures, it says, of the president hard at work during the shutdown. i think we have some of the pictures. we can put them on the screen here. you see the president working the phones. he's walking the west wing. in one photo, he's meeting with staff, who you also see along in the room,

mr. trump will occur. white house lawyer ty cobb told us the president is, quiet, very eager to be interviewed by mueller and such encounter will likely occur in the coming weeks. major garrett, cbs news, the white house. >>> also in washington, senate minority leader chuck schumer withdrew the offer to build a border wall. it was made in last week's negotiations. the president tweelted cryin' chuck schumer fully understands especially after his humiliating defeat that if there is no wall, there is no daca. schumer is taking heat from some fellow democrats for not holding out for more in the budget deal. >> we're a lot better off today when it comes to the cause of d.r.e.a.m.ers than we were four or five days ago. when there's a republican president, republican senate, republican house that are quite rekalsd.r.e.a.m.ers, you're not going to get it all at once. >>> larry nassar will be sentenced today. more of nassar's accusers will talk today as well. over 150 have confronted him or had their statements read so far. he faces a minimum of 25 to 40 years in prison. and the nc saudi arabia a has opened an investigation into how michigan state university handled nassar's case. >

mr. trump would signal the imminent conclusion of mueller's investigation. we learned today that in early november mueller added a justice department expert in cyber crimes to his team of investigators. jeff? >> glor: major garrett, thank you very much. a hospital in baltimore is investigating the treatment of one of its patients. staffers left the woman dressed only in her hospital gown near a bus stop last night in the freezing cold. jeff pegues has this story. >> so you're all just going to leave this lady out here with no clothes on? >> reporter: overnight this man was walking past a baltimore hospital when he noticed something he says he'll never forget. >> i'm assuming that you all are with the security department? okay. is there a supervisor available? >> i am the supervisor. >> reporter: the hospital security guard had just wheeled a patient to the bus stop, and in the freezing temperatures, they left her there. the only thing she had on was a hospital gown. >> it's about 30 degrees out here right now. are you okay? are you unable to speak? are you okay, ma'am? do you need me to call the police? >> reporter: it's call patient dump, and it doesn't just happen in baltimore. in 2007, "60 minutes" investigat

mr. trump would signal the imminent conclusion of mueller's investigation. we learned today, that in early november, mueller added a justice department expert in cybercrimes to his team of investigators. jeff. >> major garrett. thank you very much. >> a hospital in baltimore is investigating the treatment of one of its patients. staffers left the woman dressed only in her hospital gown near a bus stop last freezing cold. jeff pegues has the story. >> y'all are going to leave this lady out here with no clothes on? >> overnight he was walking past a baltimore hospital when he noticed something he says he will never forget. >> assuming you are all with the security department? okay. is there a supervisor available? >> i am the supervisor. >> the hospital security guards wheeled a patient to a bus stop. in the freezing temperatures they left her there. the only thing she had on was a hospital gown. >> it is about 30 degrees out here right now. are you okay? are you unable to speak? are you okay, ma'am? do you need me to call the police? >> it is called patient dumping and it doesn't just happen in baltimore. in investigated removing homeless patients from los angeles hospitals and leaving them downtown. often t

mr. trump was trying unite the country rather than divide it. the audience, according to our 25% democrat. major garrett is at the white house request details on the hour and 20-minute speech. good morning. >> good morning. he made the story of his presidency about somebody. the guests he feature and the stories threshold the administration has accomplish and what it hopes to do in the future, suggesting what's ahead is less about him and more about the country. >> the state of our union is strongau people are strongfirst state of the union s since taking office to call for what has presidents, an end to bitter partisanship. >> i call upon all of aside our differences. >> mr. trump called for compron with echoes of campaign rhetoric. >> open borders havelld gangs t >> he recognized the parents of two b ms-13 gang members. >> 320 m ronht now breaking for you. >> and called family-based immigration a dangerous loophole that should be scrapped. >> a single immigrant can bring in virtually unlimited numbers of distant relatives. under our plan, we focus on -- >> that drew hisses from the democrats as there

garrett is at the white house. major, good morning. >> good morning. and happy anniversary, mr. president. your present on the first anniversary of your inauguration, it's a partial government shutdown. the first in washington in decades. the white house and republicans are blaming democrats for this impasse, but if you take a look at the votes and the speeches, it's quite clear this is a bipartisan mess. what's also clear is republicans are still bewildered about what the president's bottom line is or if it can even be found. the president who last may tweeted america needed a good shutdown now has one, but so far it's been a downer. mr. trump canceled a friday trip to mar-a-lago and a saturday appearance at a celebratory fund-raiser and anniversary party. last-minute negotiations failed even after president trump's summons sent chuck shumer to the white house. even as negotiations commenced, mick mulvaney blamed him. >> we don't want this. we do not want a shutdown. but if mr. schumer insists on it, he's in a position to force this on the american people. >> vice president mike pence con

garrett is at the white house. good morning. >> reporter: good morning and happy anniversary mr. president. it's a partial government shutdown. first under one party rule here in washington in decades. now, the white house and republicans are blaming democrats for this impass, if you take a look at the votes and speeches, it's quite clear this is a bipartisan mess. what's also clear is republicans are still bewildered about what the president's bottom line is or if it can even be found. >> the president who last tweeted america needed a good shutdown now has one, but so far it's been a downer. mr. president canceled a friday trip to mar-a-lago and anniversary party. last minute negotiations failed even after president trump summoned senate democratic leader chuck schumer to the white house. the president ignored questions amid a friday of uncertainty. >> reporter: even as negotiations with schumer commenced, white house budget director blamed him. >> we don't want this. we do not want a shutdown. mr. schumer insists on it. he is in a position to force this on the american people. >> vice pr

mr. trump for the remarks made at a bipartisan immigration meeting earlier this week. he's denied using a vol garretto describe haiti, el salvador and some african! s. >> the president and first lady are in mar-a-lago for the weekend as he continues to face a backlash. errol barnett is in west palm beach with the president. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. aside from the global condemnation at president trump's remarks, hisho immigration. it has further raised the risk of a government shutdown when funding runs out at the end of next week. >> under heated new accusations of racism, president trump signed a proclamation honoring dr. martin luther king, junior on friday. >> no matter the color of our skin or the place of our birth, we are all created equal by god. >> reporter: ignoring questions from the press about his own beliefs. >> mr. president, are you a racist? >> reporter: during a bipartisan meeting on immigration on thursday, the president, according to sources referred to haiti and african countries by saying, quote, why do we want all these people from expletive hole countries here.

garrett is at the white house. >> reporter: here's the bottom line. last summer, prominent white house officials argue with mr. trump not to take any punitive action against special counsel robert mueller. and they prevailed. 4,200 miles from the white house, president trump addressed the white house controversy from davos. >> you want to fire robert mueller? >> fake news, folks, fake news. typical "new york times" fake story. >> reporter: "the new york times" says when president trump tried to fire special counsel robert mueller in june, white house counsel don mcgahn threatened to quit. back then, chris ruddy, a trump confident, told cbs the president was considering it. >> i think he's considering perhaps terminating the special counsel. i think he's weighing that option. >> reporter: but by august, mr. trump says removing mueller was far from his mind. >> i haven't given it any thought. i've been reading about it from you people. you say, oh, i'm going to dismiss him. no, i'm not dismissing anybody. >> reporter: cbs news has learned mr. trump addressed conflict of interest concerns about m about mueller wi

garrett is at the white house. good morning, major. >> good on low unemployment and tax cut-induced bonus checks. then there's the russia investigation. in steps mrjune to sideline it. first president in his own words what it's like to tweet at sunrise. >> if i don't have that form of communication, i can't defend myself. >> the president and twitter provocateur said sunday his tweets are sometimes dictated or sent by advisers but more often than not he is the author. >> sometimes in bed or perhaps but generally speaking during the early morning or during the that. >> reporter: mr. trump has denounced the russi cbs news has confirmed last june the president firing special counsel robert mueller con 360 of interest. last night wanted to fire robert mueller. >> fake fake story. >> reporter: nothing he said was ever relayed to the justice department where the mueller actually resides. >> we know if he tried to it would be the end of his presidency. >> south carolina republican lindsey graham described the consequences of dismissing mueller. the lawyer threatened to quit. they urged president trump to leave mueller alone. >> don mcgahn if the story i

mr. trump's lawyers are still negotiating detailsommit to the interview, but said he was open to speaking under i understand you would do it under oath. >> i would, ab ty cobb told major garrett he had concerns about s >> do you have any fear of a perjury trial? >> no -- i think it would be foolish, proceed without considerin political affiliation of the deputy fbi director andrew mccabe. the president claimed he did not recall asking mccabe who he voted for in the 2016 election. >> i don't remember. said that this morning i don't remember asking him that question. >> sources told cbs news that the president did, indeed ask that question and that mccabe replied he had not voted. while he was never invited to this gathering of the business in real estate, president trump is one of the most antat at this forum. today he'll meet with the uk prime minister and his er. he'll also have a one-on-one tomorrow with rwanda's president to clean up any fallout from his reported african migrants. john? first time yesterday he's open to giving undocumented immigrants pro tam a path to citizenship. he said the so-calledcould, quote, morph into citizens in 10 to which expires in march 700,00