. >>> senate intelligence committee chairs mark warner and marco rubio join us to discuss the worldwide threats facing america. >>> it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." we are coming off a big week in politics, but there are challenges ahead, particularly with the war between israel and hamas reaching a critical point, as the holy month of ramadan begins. we turn to the crisis in the middle east and renewed fears of violence in jerusalem. i dop want to note that we have an extensive bipartisan conversation with the chairs of the senate intelligence committee that will be coming up in a moment. we're going to begin with senator bernie sanders from burlington, vermont. good morning to you, senator. >> good morning. >> you have long been a critic of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the other night president biden was heard on a hot mic after the state of the union address saying he has to have a come to jesus talk with netanyahu about letting humanitarian aid in to gaza. have you spoken to presidnt biden about whether he's h

the senate intelligence committee and the intelligence treats have to answer questions in that senate intelligence committee. and there are pretty striking exchanges in that committee. listen to these questions, aust, by the senate said tom cotton, the republican senator ex military officer who served in iraq and afghanistan. listen to the questions. he asked is israel exterminating the palestinian people? and senator, all i can say is do you know what i said before? so is that a no, you do not believe is realized exterminating the palestinian people? i think i think israel's, i understand israel's director haines. do you believe israel's exterminating the palestinian people? and i really don't have anything to add to what director, for instance, center, so time of your reaction to that there they will open about some things but and also about others. well, it's, it's, so it's sort of supporting james, i mean, i mean for good enough to have a clear answer on this or i didn't. so do you, do you want this contract in this order is, has been more or less. i mean, we understand that said

the head of the us senate intelligence committee said that more than half of the american youth follow the news from tik tok and that is why tik tok is a threat to the national security of the united states. if you think that china cannot change the algorithms so that the news published on tik tok reflects the views of the communist party itself, you are wrong. you have not understood the threat and i will start the third case of tonight's program with two pieces of news . discussions about the deployment of ground forces and the delivery of taurus cruise missiles to ukraine were discussed. according to reuters, the minister of defense of finland also spoke against the deployment of infantry to the territory of ukraine. no one really wants to deploy military force in ukraine. however , there are still discussions in this connection. so we have to stop talking here. on the other hand, we notice that they are still talking about sending long-range missiles to ukraine to be if all of us have always emphasized that these missiles cannot be decisive for this war. of course , there are missi

the head of the us senate intelligence committee said that more than half of american youths follow the news from tik tok and that's it. the reason for tik tok is the threat to american national security. if you think that china can't change the algorithms than the news published on tik tok it should reflect the views of the communist party itself . you are wrong , you have not understood the nature of the threat, and i will start the third case of tonight's program with two news, minister. germany demanded to stop discussions about the deployment of ground forces and the delivery of taurus cruise missiles to ukraine. according to the reuters network, the minister of defense of finland also spoke against the sending of infantry to the territory of ukraine. no one really wants to deploy military forces in ukraine . however, there are still discussions in this connection. so we have to stop talking here. on the other hand, we observe there is still talk about sending long-range missiles to ukraine. if all of us have always emphasized that these missiles cannot be decisive for this war. of

mark warner, the president if i want to know the synonym of senate intelligence committee, in our own system, he will be the head of the national security commission of the parliament and a person who is good in your heart. senah intelligence or, for example, 18 security agencies have formed an institution in the united states. a few years ago, the black man was responsible for this matter. now, a group has formed. 18 american security agencies came together to give a report that did not get a very strong reaction. mr. warner, for example. he said in an interview that it is unbelievable for us that 140 days have passed since the war and only 35. the percentage of tunnels could be discovered. now these statistics that they say are statistics that hamas says that 80 to 90% of it is on the head, because you know that they have three layers of tunnels , the first layer is for weapons, the second layer is for people , the third layer is for trucks, and 2 trucks pass through this tunnel side by side. it's not new, i mean, those of you who have been doing this since the days of the war, mayb

senate intelligence committee report described this, it said manafort was a grave counterintelligence threat. who was the chairman of the senate intelligence committee at the time the report was written? >> was it marco rubio? >> marco rubio. so one question, you know, you and others might want to ask of marco rubio, is he comfortable with somebody who he declared to be a grave counterintelligence threat working for the republican nominee? >> oh, michael. ia know his answer will be whatever trump wants. michael isikoff, fantastic. we'll bring you to talk about georgia. good to see you again. >> all right, let's bring in congressman adam schiff of california, a former member of the january 6th select committee. hopefully you were able to hear michael isikoff. great journalism there, but are you concerned, congressman, from a national security perspective, that donald trump, who is desperate for money and who needs to be president in order to make the cases against him, the federal cases go away, is turning to manafort again? >> absolutely. and let's remember that during that 2016 campa

so, at a meeting of the us senate intelligence committee, a report on the russian-ukrainian war was presentedh directly states that there is no need to be afraid of russia. russia, according to the head of us national intelligence, ms. haines, is not looking for a direct conflict with nato and will not dare to use nuclear weapons against the alliance. tries to lull the whole world to sleep, telling them that nothing terrible is happening now, and nothing terrible will happen in the near future, then, in fact, the main thesis, since we are not afraid, then let’s put a little more pressure on russia and save the ukrainian junta, from the arguments, moscow is achieving an ever greater advantage in ukraine. the report states that the russian military industry. according to the head of the national intelligence service, putin is sincerely convinced that nato expansion and support for ukraine is an attempt to weaken russian power, and if putin is sincerely convinced, intelligence concludes, then putin is going to the end, well, that is, there is time to stop if the white house does not will push th

i recent senate intelligence committee or even feature this exchange, isn't it true that under chinese law, the chinese communist party says that data that you're gaining access to in order to make your algorithm work, we want a copy of that data. and they said that to bite dance and the future by dance would have to give it to me. that's my understanding. and if they went to them and said, we want you to change your algorithms so that americans start seeing videos that hurt this candidate or help that candidates in the upcoming election by the answer have to do that under chinese law. that's my understanding. but the opponents of the bunch argue that this legislative pushed about to talk. so you could infringe on free speech rights. you in a letter to congress, several organizations to get it to see for the buddies, the utah rights and, and places that she put in a zation feed. if passed by congress and enacted into law a nation wide bound on tick tock would have serious round. if occasions for free expression in the digital sphere infringing on americans 1st amendment rights and sett

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that is the bipartisan report of the republican-led senate intelligence committee. paul manafort as trump's campaign chairman repeatedly mer with a russian intelligence officer to give him inside information on the campaign, nonpublic secret information while russian intelligence was trying to help trump win the he election. i literally keep on my desk a print-out of the page 1 "new y york times" story that ran about that report when it was finally released in 2020. you see the headline here, "republican-led senate panel details ties between 2016 trump campaign and russia." yeah, it turns out not a hoax. weird, huh? quote, a sprawling report released today by a republican-controlled senate panel laid out an extensive web of contacts between trump o campaign advisers and kremlin officials and other russians, including at least one intelligence officer and others tied to the country's spy services. the nearly 1,000-page report about the expansive ve russian campaign to sabotage the 2016 election provides a bipartisan senate imprimatur for an extraordinary set of facts,

so if people could de-escalate the divisions -- >> you five to hear from senate intelligence committeert mark warner on national security, cybersecurity defense. live coverage on c-span2. >> folks are no, senator warner background as governor of virginia and the senator here in virginia. and as the chair of cisa in the senate select committee on intelligence, really one of the the hill in the space consorted from a national security perspective for specific as a relates to cyber. such an important role that he has been i've had the pleasure of chatting within previously on a number of these issues, having been in front of ssci over the years. so welcome. thanks so m here. a lot of your constituents are. >> most important question. how many of you all live in virginia? those of you don't? why not? [laughing] no, i'm a little intimidated. in those crowds i can go to, i can pull off being the cyber nod pull off necessarily being the cyber guy but am looking forward to the conversation. >> i think it's important to get your take. we got a lot of folks are from the executive branch, a lot o

mohammad hossein haji, head of the us senate intelligence committee , described the tik tok social network as a serious security threat to america. mark warner , on the eve of the review of the tik tok ban in the us house of representatives, in a conversation with cbs , accused china of collecting information through this social network. warner said that more than half of american youth follow the news from tik tok kenan and this is a threat to our national security. if you think that china cannot change the algorithms so that the news published on tik tok reflects the views of the communist party itself , you are wrong, you have not understood the nature of the threat. searches in spatial tabs . according to tass news agency, european scientists found out that using computer vision methods, the images received from the radar can be analyzed. and analyzed and tracked the small and imperceptible particles of space tongues. this technology for maps removal of space tabs is used in low earth orbit and reduces the probability of collision of space devices with space tabs. thank you for your co

an uncertain future in the senate, despite support from the bipartisan leaders of the senate intelligence committeeey have argued that china gains too much intelligence -- too much influence from tiktok and has, in fact, according to the worldwide threat assessment, influenced the 2022 election. today, china's government accused of united states of bullying behavior and leveraging state power against the company. joining me now, congresswoman slotkin, former cia officer, now a candidate for the senate. thank you very much for joining us. if you were a senator, presumably you would also vote to ban. what about the free speech issues that so many democrats -- well 50 democrats in the house i think voted against banning it and against the small businessowners, the others who are advantaged by tiktok? >> yeah. to be clear, i think most of us -- we don't want a ban. we want the chinese communist party to not be affiliated with the ownership of this thing that has 170 million americans' data. it's not like data isn't collected by facebook and twitter and all that stuff. it's that the affiliation with the

>> now i am joined by republican senator marco rubio of florida, the vice chair of the senate intelligence committee. senator rubio, thank you for being here. let's start with what happened in russia. first of all, no doubt that this was isis-k? >> yeah. they've claimed responsibility. they were warned this was going to happen. isis-k, is largely the afghan wing of isis. it's reconstituted itself as we warned would happen when we had this disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan, one of the reasons why we didn't want to withdraw precipitously because you gave them operating space to reorganize themselves, and since that time, they've attacked inside afghanistan. they're responsible for the loss of 13 americans and service people right outside the gate of the airport. they conducted an attack inside of iran not too long ago, and now this one in russia. they'll do it here in the homeland, and i think we should be very concerned as the fbi director confirmed to me that there is a wing -- there is a trafficking network out there that specializes in moving people. they do it for profit, moving people and m

. >> the chair of the senate intelligence committee, mark warner, talks about strengthening u.s.yber security at a crowd strike summit in washington d.c. ♪♪ (applause) >> all right. here we are. >> ready to go. >> i am very, very happy to have senator warner here with us. i think most folks here know senator warner's background as a governor of virginia and the senator here in virginia and as the chair of the select committee on intelligence, really one of the foremost experts i think up on the hill in that space, certainly fro national security perspective, but specifically as relates to cyber. it's such an important role that he has. i've had the pleasure of■ chatting with him previously on a number of these issues, having been in front of h them over the years. a lot of your constituents here. >> most important question, how many of you all live in virginia? [laughter] >>ho ofdon't, why not? >> no, i'm a little intimidated. like in most crowds i can go b cyber guy, but this is not■ toe cyber guy. >> it's important to get your take, a lot of folks from the industrial they've be

more on trump's bond deadline with an expert legal panel, and an exclusive interview with senate intelligence committeemarco rubio about the deadly attack in russia. plus, rachel scott speaks with vice president kamala harris about some of the key issues shaping the 2024 race. janai? >> janai: a lot to look forward to there, whit. >>> for now, to the words of love and support pouring in for kate middleton after she revealed her cancer diagnosis. abc's lama hasan is outside of buckingham palace. good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning to you, janai. well, as you can hear outside buckingham palace, it is business as usual. we have the changing of the guard, and you're right. so many heartfelt messages from so many people around the world, and this morning, we are learning more about princess catherine's emotional statement, writing it entirely herself. this morning, reactions pouring in across the globe after catherine, princess of wales delivered her deeply personal cancer diagnosis. >> my medical team therefore advised that i should undergo a course of preventive chemotherapy and i'm now in the e

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meanwhile, the leaders of the senate intelligence committee released a statement praising the bill andling for senate action. president biden said sses, h sign it, lester. >> savannah sellers at the capitol tonight, at is the potential threat to national security that and how could your data potentially be used? correspondent hallie >> reporter: it's not top u.s. officials, s, they sounding the alarm about the popular app's chinese-based ownership. >> tiktok presents serious national security risks to the people of the united states. >> americans need to ask themselves whether they want to give the chinese government the ability to control access to their data. >> reporter: like many apps, tiktok collects user information like ip addresses, approximate location, synced contacts and more. the concern, not only china, the ccp could see that info but how they could use it especially in an election year. >> you cannot rule out that the ccp can again use tiktok has a platform to influence 2024 elections, right? >> we cannot rule out that the ccp could use it, correct. >> reporter: now, fear

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we continue our conversation with senate intelligence committee chairman mark warner and vice chair marco rubio. >> if i could. >> against it. >> you're consistent in that. >> the biden campaign joined tiktok. >> that sent a pretty darn mixed message because the biden administration supported my earlier bipartisan legislation that we would lead to a path of potentially banning tiktok because i believe that tiktok, both controlled by the chinese communist property, collects data and, as a news source, literally laugh of young people in america get a lot of their news from tiktok. >> 170 million americans are on it. >> if you don't think the chinese communist party can twist that algorithm to make it the news they see reflective of their views, then i don't think you appreciate the nature of the threat. would the united states ever allow china to buy cbs? i don't think they would. and we might have slightly different ways on how we go at this. >> the danger of tiktok is not somebody goes on the video and puts something up that looks stupid or silly. its value it has a algorithm, a recommend

cia director william burns said this in advance. during hearings in the us senate intelligence committee according to him, with the new aid package, ukraine will be able to hold its own in 2024 and 2025. otherwise, according to the chief american intelligence officer, the refusal of the us to provide additional military aid threatens ukraine with significant territorial losses already within the current year. well, that is also pleasing the information that vasyl already voiced before the beginning of my column, that perhaps today they will make a decision to send us atakams, and we will also receive some zasiks... well, we will also receive somewhere around 300 million dollars of aid, well, but agree, we need more. unfortunately, the allocation of this aid by the congress of the united states of america continues to be delayed. there they invented a new reason for the delay. speaker of the house, pro-trump mike johnson, and key committee chairs are crafting their own relief bill ukraine. this was reported by journalists of the american television channel nbc news. citing three sources i

this was stated by cia director william burns during public hearings in the senate intelligence committeeto the assessment of american intelligence services, without additional american assistance , ukraine may lose part of the territories returned during offensive in the 22nd year. if aid is not allocated in ukraine, then we will see new avdiyivka - said the head of the cia, referring to the retreat of the ukrainian army from avdiivka after a months-long defensive operation. this aid is especially relevant against the background of the growth of projectile production in russia and moscow's purchases of ammunition from north korea and irani according to the director of the cia, william berntz, the refusal to finance military aid to ukraine will be a large-scale historical mistake. the allocation of 60 billion dollars to ukraine, which the white house is requesting from the congress, will significantly change the situation on the battlefield, american intelligence services predict, they believe that the ukrainian army will be able not only to hold on to its current positions, but also that

agency chiefs told members of the senate intelligence committee that china was providing increasing economicity assistance to russia since moscow's invasion of ukraine. india's government has announced plans to enact a controversial citizenship law that has been criticised for being anti—muslim. it will allow non—muslim religious minorities from pakistan, bangladesh, and afghanistan to seek citizenship. the authorities say it will help those facing persecution. the law was passed in 2019, sparking deadly protests. donald trump has cautioned against banning tiktok in the united states. it marks a major reversal ahead of a potential vote in congress on forcing the apps chinese owners to sell. presidentjoe biden says he will sign the bill if it passes. america's top diplomat is injamaica, for crisis talks on the worsening violence in haiti. the eu has evacuated all of its diplomatic staff from the island nation, after large scale jail breaks involving around 4,000 prisoners. antony blinken said that the united states would contribute additional funding to a un—backed multinational security forc

schumer has been noncommittal about bringing it up for a vote meanwhile, the leaders of the senate intelligence committeeeleased a statement praising the bill and calling for senate action. president biden has said that if it passes, he will sign it, lester >> savannah sellers at the capitol tonight, thank you. >>> so, just what is the potential threat to national security that many say tiktok poses, and how could your data potentially be used? senior washington correspondent hallie jackson reports. >> reporter: it's not the trends that worry top u.s. officials, but the threats, they say, tiktok poses sounding the alarm about the popular app's chinese-based ownership. >> tiktok presents serious national security risks to the people of the united states >> americans need to ask themselves whether they want to give the chinese government the ability to control access to their data. >> reporter: like many apps, tiktok collects user information like ip addresses, approximate location, synced contacts, and more the concern, not only that china, the ccp, might be able to see all that info, but how they could u

leaders of the senate intelligence committee have expressed support. >> this is a national security issueeporter: but whether china would allow a sale, and who would buy tiktok are open and questions remain about first amendment rights. >> passing a bill that could lead to an interruption or an elimination of the app is a huge monumental decision that i wish more people understood. >> reporter: in a statement to cbs news, tiktok says the legislative process was secretive, and that the bill was jammed through. they argue because they say it's a ban. former president trump has opposed this bill, and norah, that could be impactful with the now pivotal republican u.s. senators. >> scott macfarlane, thank you so much. >>> now to that sweeping racketeering case against donald trump in georgia. a fulton county judge today dismissing six of the 41 counts against the former president and top allies rudy giuliani and mark meadows. it's considered a legal setback for prosecutors, but trump still faces ten charges that could result in decades in jail. here is cbs' nikole killion. >> reporter: fulton

today the chairman and ranking member of the house and tell her the of the senate intelligence committee came out in support of the bill. the bind administration has said that the president will sign the bill if it passes the senate. so there does seem to be a ground swell of support, even as, as, as you noted and from, from people like representative jeffreys who do not support a ban on tick tock. this is a, this is a measured response and so i think, well, we'll see what happens. there is a good chance that this makes for you as president by this is that he will signs of legislation into law if it makes it to his desk. and you know, that struck me when i, when i heard that today, because the white house just a month ago, joint tick tock. how do you explain that? i mean, that sounds like you're talking on the both sides of your mouth. they are mr. president. it sounds that way a bit and i, but i would, i would say that it wasn't the white house story to talk. it was the buying campaign, the drawing tick tock, which i think to many read does a distinction without a difference. but in ter

senate first vehicle leaders of the senate intelligence committee have expressed support. >> this isnal security issue. >> reporter: but whether china would allow a say on who would buy tiktok open issues and questions remain about first amendment rights. >> passing a bill that could lead to an interruption or an elimination of the app is a huge, monumental decision that i wish more people understood. >> reporter: and a statement to cbs news, tiktok says the legislative process was secretive and at the bill was jammed through. they argue, because they say it's a ban. former president trump has oppose this bill and, norah, that could be pivotal with the republican u.s. senators. >> norah: scott macfarlane, thank you so much. not to that sweeping racketeering case against donald trump and george are pure of a fulton county judge today dismissing six of the 41 counts against the former president and mark meadows. it is considered a legal setback or prosecutors, but trump still faces ten charges that could result in decades in jail. hira cbs's nikole killion. >> reporter: fulton county j

you know, i agree, i have said i haven't testified of the senate intelligence committee that there was no rush inclusion. i didn't say, remember there's a difference between russian collusion and g r, you meddling, the intelligence on facebook, right? a metal, are you talking about facebook posts, the changing the election? i'm, i'm talking about direct influence in the internal mechanisms of the united states notches facebook post. but, but you, you seem to indicate that facebook post or ok for foreign adversaries to enter into anonymous accounts on facebook, making them look real to manipulate people in the united states. i thought the real nice thing that will be going on was by the d. n. c, um but, but that's, i think, you know, what, let's go actually come to think of a new crown. we haven't, i mean, but as i'm listening again, donald trump signed that sanctioned bill, so they'll go by may you go by your lord and savior? i sanction bill, do you mean you mean the waiver of sanctions or sanctions on russia? no he he, he imposed punitive sanctions on the russian government. exactly i