>> pelley: she seemed broken.on, her confidence grew, as though she came to realize she wasn't speaking for herself, she was speaking for her people. months later, she settled in germany, joined a human rights group, and campaigned for justice. in 2018, the world learned her name, because nadia murad was awarded the nobel peace prize. ( applause ) the 2018 peace prize was meant to expose atrocities women suffer in war. the honor was shared with denis mukwege, whose hospital treats the sexually assaulted in the democratic republic of congo. i'm curious why you chose to speak with us five years ago? >> murad ( translated ): at the beginning, rape was a big shame for me and for others to speak about. because it would have remained a shame on you, on your family and on your people. the biggest incentive that made me talk was those left behind, including my mother and sisters. i knew what was happening to those in the captivity of isis. >> pelley: nadia murad was captive nine days when the last man who bought her left

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so pelley gave mccarthy the chance to explain how the republicans will respond. >> how do you expectnt's defense to roll out going forward? >> the defense of what? >> well, there's an impeachment inquiry. >> yeah. ( laughter ) >> stephen: where has kevin mccarthy been? ( as mccarthy on phone ) "hello, cbs? yes, i'd love to come on '60 minutes.' yes, i've been in a coma at the bottom of an elevator shaft for the last week, so i'm coming in cold. let's just wing it." ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) trump also got some support from south carolina senator and regret made flesh, lindsey graham. ( booing ) graham appeared yesterday on "face the nation" and things got so heated that at one point lindsey made an oopsy. >> i think this thing stinks and let me tell you about republicans-- you want to know about republicans? republicans believe that you're guilty just by the accusation. ( audience reacts ) >> stephen: wow. >> jon: whoa! wait a minute! >> stephen: that is quite a freudian slip. ( as graham ) "yes, republicans are unjust, unfair, and i want to kill daddy and marry mommy-- mommy warm.

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[ laughter ] my favorite part of the interview came next when "60 minutes" host scott pelley asked mccarthyplanned to defend the president >> how do you expect the president's defense to roll out going forward? >> the defense of what >> well there's an impeachment inquiry. [ laughter and applause >> seth: [ bleep ] he's like a kid who is stumped during a spelling bee. "impeachment uh, can you use it in a sentence?" [ laughter ] "impeachment as in, the president is about to go through impeachment." "okay. can you -- can you spell it?" [ laughter ] trump and his allies can't defend their behavior, because there is no defense. what happened here is very simple and obvious the president asked for a quid pro quo. the white house tried to cover it up. and they got caught. that's it. so now, trump is just lying about the whistleblower, who report was deemed credible and urgent, and coorberated by the notes from the call itself today, trump tweeted, "the whistleblower knew almost nothing, its 2nd hand description of the call is a fraud! oh, so now you're suddenly you're concerned about second hand

wouldn't surprise me if she knew about it ahead of time which is why she said what she said to scott pelley case? i don't think so. i disagree with congresswoman cheney for whom i have a lot of respect and affection but i don't think this changes the impeachment scenario which the democrats are determined to go forward on. steve: whistleblower intel and democrats? >> they think it looks like coordination because of this change in the rule about whether the whistleblower had to have first hand knowledge or whether the gather information from others. in 2012, when president obama was in office, there was an effort in the congress to change the whistleblower statute to require first hand knowledge from whistleblowers. congress rejected that so, the inspects general have been looking at complaints using their sense of reason, does this make sense? is this credible? not was this person in the room when this was said? the best evidence of what president trump did and said is not what the whistleblower says about the president. but the president's own words. steve: the transcript. >> in the transc