the fact that stephen bannon, kris kobach, jeff sessions -- the most anti-immigrant, most anti-voting rights people in the country -- they were the ones who were instrumental l in pushg to get this question on the census. it had n nhing to dodo with enenforcing voting rights. it was preserving what political power for the next decade. juan: thomas saenz, your sense inin terms of the impact this could have if the question is allowed on the census? this whole issue as just a soda mayor said, it is a must 100% guaranteed many folks, especially immigrants in the country, will choose not to cooperate with the census and the impact it could have, especially in the climate of the trump administration constantly raising the dangers of undocumented immigration or as they say, illegal immigration in the country? right.lutely the climate that has been created by this a administration, the census bureau as don't for a long time, is are ready creating challenges for getting folks to respond to the census. as long ago as november 2017, before the announcement of the citizenship question, the bureau

cacalled the ultranationalist ,eactionary international trumpeted openly by its advocates, including stephen bannon -- the upper sorry what the movement. just had a victory yesterday. the netanyahu election in israel solidified the reactionary alliance that is being established. all of this under the u.s., run trump, pompeo, bolton. could borrow a phrase from george w. bush to describe them, but out of politeness, i won't. the middle east alliance consists of the extreme reactionary states of the region -- saudi arabia, united arab emirates, egypt under the most brutal dictatorship of its history, israel at the center of severefronting iran, threats that we are facing i in latin america with the election , putir bobolsonaro in brazil in power the most extreme, most outrageous of the right wing ultranationalists who are now plaguing the hemisphere. yesterday, lenin moreno of ecuador took a strong step toward joining the far right alliance by expelling julian assange from the embassy. picked up quickly by the u.s.. will face very dangerous future unless there is a significant popular protest. mexico

stephen bannon's with the california catholic conference of bishops says the bill puts clergy in an impossibled violates california laws or violates their oath to god. >>> police in new zealand say r in the wake of those murder charges, estrada just passed a new law tonish social media companies if they don't remove the violent post right away. last year broadcast live on facebook and shared online for more than an hour before being removed. the mosque at suspect is due in court in christ church tomorrow. police say brenton harris killed 50 people at two mosques on march 15. >>> time for a look at what is coming up later on cbs this morning. norah o'donnell joins us from cbs this morning and they will have a lot including a story about sisterhood. we are checking in with norah o'donnell this morning. nora, good morning. >> reporter: good morning! good morning to you, kenny. investigators say the boeing 737 max eight that crashed last month was airworthy and the pilots followed proper guidelines. this new report has the faa under new scrutiny about design and flight approval. >>> we will talk t

stephen bannon called with a simple request, asking if i would take a call from kris kobach. i agreed to that request as a courtesy. shortly thereafter possibly the next day i did have a conversation with kris kobach. -- yoummings: mr. bannon spoke to mr. kobach on july 14, 2017, is that correct? rep. cummings: i don't remember the -- sec. ross: i don't remember the date but sometime around that point in time. rep. cummings: you spoke to him on the july the 14th of 2017. mr. kobach emailed you and asked you to add the citizenship question. this is what mr. kobach wrote to you. he said he wanted it added " problem was a quote that aliens who do not actively reside in the united states are still counted for congressional enforcement purposes ." that was several months before any letter from the justice department, is that correct? it. cummings: -- sec. ross: is correct that that was before the census letter but it is also correct that i rejected the question mr. kovac wanted to ask. rep. cummings: you had nothing in your emails or phone calls with mr. kobach had nothing to do w

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. >> thank you very much joined here by stephen bannon and kyle bass.udience and the committee on present danger is the fourth iteration of really an organization that was built in the 1950s to counter russian influence, has gone through a number of cycles this is based on the china threat these two gentlemen are members of the organization. steve, to start with you, listen, i heard your talk, a lot of talk about the china threat per capita income of $9,000, right, agrarian preindustrial economy, demographic cliff, why do you believe china is a threat to the united states and the global economy >> look at what they're doing. look at one belt, one road, made in china 2025, and the 5g rollout of huawei. they want to unite the eurasian landmass they are the most significant existential threat we ever faced and on a per capita basis may be correct. but a major financial power, major industrial power, and the radic radical cadre, the chinese people are among the most hard working in the world, this is about a radical cadre that has taken charge of the econom

members in the white house spoke to robert mueller's team, don mcgahn, reince priebus, steve bannon, hope hicks, stephen miller just to name a few and they were key witnesses in the obstruction of justice probe. my colleague laura jarrett is reporting that is the section of the report released later today that is lightly redacted and their names are expected to be revealed. remember they spoke to robert mueller's team under penalty of lying to the fbi which lends more credence to what they told mueller's investigators. so that is going to be key. that's really what we're focused on. at the time the strategy in the white house was to let robert mueller speak to basically whoever he wanted to besides the president in order to try to prevent an interview with the president. well, that may have worked, but as one source says that i spoke with, one of the witnesses who spoke to robert mueller's team, that may not be good for these former and current white house aides who may have provided embarrassing information about the president and i am told that some of them, especially those who have left the white ho

stephen colbert is next. >> tomorrow is captioning sponsored by cbs >> steve bannon, shannon, is predicting that president trumpgoing to go "full animal." that's a direct quote from an interview just out on yahoo! news, now that his presidency is no longer under the shadow of a special counsel. ♪ ♪ >> donald trump: wealthy, fit, human-like. but when he becomes angry at journalists-- which is all the time-- >> that's enough. >> ...he becomes... "manimal," starring president trump. ( bird screech ) when provoked, he can transform into any animal: an enraged sloth, a lumbering sea lion, whatever this is, along with his sidekick, mitch mcconnell. ( laughter ) he will seek vengeance against the haters.

stephen colbert is next. >> tomorrow is captioning sponsored by cbs >> steve bannon, shannon, is predicting that president trump is going to go "full animal." that's a direct quote from an interview just out on yahoo! news, now that his presidency is no longer under the shadow of a special counsel. ♪ ♪ >> donald trump: wealthy, fit, human-like. but when he becomes angry at journalists-- which is all the time-- >> that's enough. >> ...he becomes... "manimal," starring president trump. ( bird screech ) when provoked, he can transform into any animal: an enraged sloth, a lumbering sea lion, whatever this is, along with his sidekick, mitch mcconnell. ( laughter ) he will seek vengeance against the haters. and losers. this spring, donald trump is "manimal." tuesdays, right after "the trumps of hazard." only cbs. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, health don't care. plus, stephen welcomes charles barkley and tig notaro. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hell

> i have this list of these very shocking proposals that would come up even when steve bannon was there and stephenler. and they would just kind of keep them on the side. and whenever they needed to throw a hand grenade to just blow up the press or take over the front covers of the newspaper they would pull out one of these very shocking proposals. >> i want to hear more about this list, what's on it. when and how it's used. and do we expect to see more of it for 2020? >> early in the administration there was talks about separating children from their parent as a deterrent in the border fight. and i never believed that they would actually enact a policy like that. fast forward to it being on one of stephen miller's wish lists to actually coming true. what happened in the pentagon when the president announced that he was going to go after transgenders or block their funding. i mean, there is just this long list of things that were discussed that we struck down that we thought would never, ever make light of day. and week after week anytime donald trump gets into hot water he just pulls out of this l

stephen miller is the immigration guru at the white house, plain and simple, ending of story. you can close that book. we've seen the president's reaction when people get too much attention for issues. like steve bannon, remember him? he's now out of the white house. so if i were stephen miller, i would tread lightly as i craft the immigration policies that this president is doing that's breaking the rule of law in this nation. it's stephen miller. it is stephen miller. it is stephen miller. >> mayor, before we go, what would your message to the president be tonight? >> well, we're an incredibly successful community in the city of san jose because almost 40% of us were born in a foreign country and we have one of the highest per capita incomes, one of the lowest violent crime rates. immigration makes us a great community and makes us a great country. so i'd urge the president to follow the law and stop using immigration as a political threat. >> all right, thank you all three very much. >>> and next, breaking news. deputy attorney general behind closed doors revealing new details about what's in the mueller report. >>> plus pete buttigieg says his experience as mayor gives him an advantage in the 202

bannon. if you want to call at this time mueller effect, does that explain why stephen miller is not being allowed to testify some my understanding, my conversations with stephen miller suggests he would be eager to go have a fight with democratic members of congress in a televised manner. >> i think the stephen miller objection, that it has more to do with his policy positions. i don't think they're looking at him to add more fire and fury to what already appeared. i think it is about policy. >> why not go defend it? if mueller wants and it bannon and some of the other old guard would say, have a debate in congress. >> he's going to be asked about the policy making procedures in the white house. and more on the fact that this president has no impulse control. that he makes these decisions without consulting with anyone. that will come across. that will disturb the american people as well. that there is no system of government, really. >> i can think of two reasons you woman want stephen miller to testify if you're the white house. one, if we send one witness up when you're trying to stone wall ev

ability to subpoena former trump administration officials, including former chief strategist stephen bannon and chief of staff reince priebus. we will show you the entire event later this evening. >> we have reason to suspect this administration's motives. the mural the report is not the "total exoneration" the president plans. -- claims.the constitution charges congress with holding the president accountable for the budget is conduct. that job requires us to evaluate the evidence for ourselves, not the attorney general's summary, not a substantially redacted synopsis, but the full report and underlying evidence. the attorney general proposes to redact four categories of information from the meal report, grand jury information, classified information, information related to ongoing prosecutions and "information that may unduly infringe on the personal privacy and reputational interests of peripheral third parties." the department is

ability to subpoena former trump administration officials, including former chief strategist stephen bannon and chief of staff reince priebus. we will show you the entire event later this evening.