john dickerson is our cbs news political director and the anchor of faes the nation. john, inauguration speeches are always about binding the wounds of the election, and pringing the country together, and that's not what happened today. >> no, this was straight out of donald trump's campaign, where he loved the roar of the crowd in front of him, and he gave his speech today to the crowd in front of him, those people who felt like their politicians had betrayed them. thrurp signs he was going to talk about unity, but usually with a unity speech you offer something to the people who are nervous about you as a president, who didn't vote for you. he offered unity, but only on his terms and attacked republicans and democrats, the politicians, by saying those are the onesho people in the audience. >> pelley: as you say, he excorrated republicans and democrats alike. can he accomplish his promises, get them through congress? >> he's trying a new route which is basically to say i have a movement and i'm going to use the power of that movement to force you to do what i want. t

, welcome to "face the nation" i'm john dickerson. airports were flooded with protesters yesterday. after visa and green card holders from the seven predominantly muslim countries named in president trump's immigration ban were denied entry. some incoming passengers were held for hours. late last night a federal judge issued a stay of deportations for immigrants in the country or in transit. around the world several u.s. allies including the united kingdom, france and germany condemned the action. iran and iraq have threatened resip owe cal actions against the united states. we begin with the chief of staff, reince priebus. good morning mr. priebus. i want to start with the message this sends this. is the first move donald trump has taken with international reaction. is this america's first message? >> absolutely. yesterday, what people need to understand is 325,000 foreign travelers came into the united states. about 109 of those people were detained for further questioning. they came from the identified seven countries that the obam

i am john dickerson. vice president elect mike pence starts off our broadcast this morning. welcome, mr. vice president elect. >> thank you, john. >> five days from now you will be the vice president let's start with some news, the republican chairman of the intelligence committee decided to investigate russian meddling in the election, that includes any possible contacts between the russians trying to meddle and the trump campaign, what is your thoughts on that? >> i think the president and i both welcome the congress doing its oversight work in this and any other area. we look forward to the results of their inquiry, but make no mistake about it, i think they will find what the publicly released intelligence report showed before is there is no evidence of any impact on voting machines, donald trump won this election fair and square, 30 out of 50 states more counties than any republican candidate since ronald reagan, so while we certainly respect the right of the congress to provide oversight, make inquiries where they deem them appropriate, this, the american people spoke

john dickerson is our cbs news political director and the anchor of "face the nation." john, inauguration speeches are always about binding the wounds of the election, and bringing the country together, and that's not what happened today. >> no, this was straight out of donald trump's campaign, where he loved the roar of the crowd in front of him, and he gave his speech today to the crowd in front of him, those people who felt like their politicians had betrayed them. there were signs he was going to talk about unity, but usually with a unity speech you offer something to the people who are nervous about you as a president, who didn't vote for you. he offered unity, but only on his terms and attacked republicans and democrats, the politicians, by saying those are the ones who sold out those people in the audience. >> pelley: as you say, he excoriated republicans and democrats alike. can he accomplish his promises, get them through congress? >> he's trying a new route which is basically to say i have a movement and i'm going to use the power of that movement to force you

john dickerson is our cbs news political director and the anchor of faes the nation. john, inauguration speeches are always about binding the wounds of the election, and pringing the country together, and that's not what happened today. >> no, this was straight out of donald trump's campaign, where he loved the roar of the crowd in front of him, and he gave his speech today to the crowd in front of him, those people who felt like their politicians had betrayed them. thrurp signs he was going to talk about unity, but usually with a unity speech you offer something to the people who are nervous about you as a president, who didn't vote for you. he offered unity, but only on his terms and attacked republicans and democrats, the politicians, by saying those are the ones who sold out those people in the audience. >> pelley: as you say, he excorrated republicans and democrats alike. can he accomplish his promises, get them through congress? >> he's trying a new route which is basically to say i have a movement and i'm going to use the power of that movement to force you to

john dickerson is here, our cbs news political director and anchor of "face the nation." john, mr. trump is rewriting the relationship with the press. >> reporter: he is. all presidents try to do this. they try the control the message by controlling the press. donald trump is trying to do it through intimidation, to soften up the stories about him, but he's also seeking to delegitimize the press. that isn't to say... he's not complaining about a specific story. he's saying that there is a battle between himself and the press and that's an attempt to basically take the value away from what the press does. >> pelley: let's have a look at something else he said in the news conference today. >> don't be rude. >> mr. president-elect do you give us a question. >> don't be rude. don't be route. new york i'm not going to give you a question. >> can you state... >> you are fake news. go ahead. you know, i've been hearing more and more about fake news. they talk about people that go and say all sorts of things, but i will tell you, some of the media outlets that i deal with are fake news, mo

john dickerson is here, our cbs news political director and anchor of "face the nation." john, mr. trump is re relationship with the press. >> reporter: he is. all presidents try to do this. they try the control the message by controlling the press. donald trump is trying to do it through intimidation, to soften up the stories about him, but he's also seeking to delegitimize the press. that isn't to say... he's not complaining about a specific story. he's saying that there is a battle between himself and the press and that's an attempt to basically take the value away from what the press does. >> pelley: let's have a look at something else he said in the news conference today. >> don't be rude. >> mr. president-elect do you give us a question. >> don't be rude. don't be route. new york i'm not going to give you a question. >> can you state... >> you are fake news. go ahead. you know, i've been hearing more and more about fake news. they talk about people that go and say all sorts of things, but i will tell you, some of the media outlets that i deal with are fake news, more so than

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stay with us. >> goldberg,. >> dickerson: welcome back to "face the nation". i am john dickerson. joining us now for some analysis, london knights, who is a policy director for the romney campaign and is now pa a fellow at the hoover institution in stanford university. cbs news contributor frank luntz, susan page is the washington bureau chief at usa today. jeffrey goldberg is editor in chief at the atlantic. frank, i want to start with you. what we have seen over the last two days, is that the tableau of america for years to come marches against him, is. >> there are three attributes that matter more than anything else in american life, respect, civility and tolerance and we are not seeing much of that from anyone right now. when donald trump delivered a speech he had some very powerful lines and talked about the people getting the government back, and that's to be applauded. but there was no respect for the previous president or any of the presidents, there was no respect for people who are up there on the podium and the next thing that got attacked the next day, not even at the

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stay with us. >> goldberg,. >> dickerson: welcome back to "face the nation". i am john dickerson. joining us now for some analysis, london knights, who is a policy director for the romney campaign and is now pa a fellow at the hoover institution in stanford university. cbs news contributor frank luntz, susan page is the washington bureau chief at usa today. jeffrey goldberg is editor in chief at the atlantic. frank, i want to start with you. what we have seen over the last two days, is that the tableau of america for years to come marches against him, is. >> there are three attributes that matter more than anything else in american life, respect, civility and tolerance and we are not seeing much of that from anyone right now. when donald trump delivered a speech he had some very powerful lines and talked about the people getting the government back, and that's to be applauded. but there was no respect for the previous president or any of the presidents, there was no respe the podium and the next thing that got attacked the next day, not even at the rally someone called me a fascis

goldberg,. >> dickerson: welcome back to "face the nation". i am john dickerson. joining us now for some analysis, london knights, who is a policy director for the romney campaign and is now pa a fellow at the hoover institution in stanford university. cbs news contributor frank luntz, susan page is the washington bureau chief at usa today. jeffrey goldberg is editor in chief at the atlantic. frank, i want to start with you. what we have seen over the last two days, is that the tableau of america for years to come marches against him, is. >> there are three attributes that matter more than anything else in american life, respect, civility and tolerance and we are not seeing much of that from anyone right now. when donald trump delivered a speech he had some very powerful lines and talked about the people getting the government back, and that's to be applauded. but there was no respect for the previous president or any of the presidents, there was no respect for people who are up there on the podium and the next thing that got attacked the next day, not even at the

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>> dickerson: welcome back to "face the nation." i'm john dickerson. joining us for political analysis, molly ball covering politics for the atlantic. peter baker who has been on assignment in israel. jamelle buoy. and radio host hue hue mit who has a new book out. welcome to all of you. peter, i want to start with you. you have covered a lot of white houses. give me your assessment of the roll out of this ban, and how it's been received. >> obviously it hasn't been rolled out with great efficiency. people don't know what to make it of. the whraoeut house says one thing. dhs says another. that maybe what wants. he may want to create, you know a sense of -- sense of tkraeupl a and action. it looks like he's doing a big thing. they didn't choose to come out and say this is a narrow thing. that's what you heard this morning when you interviewed reince priebus. he could of said we're taking a narrowly taylor ad proefp to create a saver environment. over all it won't affect most people. they chose to make it seem like a big thing. it became a big thing. >>

our cbs news political director john dickerson is joining us tonight from the set of "face the nation" in washington. john, with 41% or so of americans against the travel ban, is this having an effect on the president's ability to govern? >> well, in the sense that he is implementing his vision, he's been quite successful in governing so far, but the brisk pace has put some real dts today i talked to republicans in congress, and they describe a general view among their colleagues of criticism of basically every element of this executive order on immigration, the poor planning, the confused rollout, and the lack of a heads-up to people even in the administration who should have been involved. what they worry about is not just the specific case, but how chaotic it's going to be to work with this white house in the future. on the democratic side, in terms of governing, i talked to one house member today who said president trump had so enraged democratic voters that it will be hard to work with democrats no matter what the issue because their constituents don't want democratic members of

our cbs news political director john dickerson is joining us tonight from the set of "face the nation" in washington. john, with 41% or so of americans against the travel ban, is this having an effect on the president's ability to govern? >> well, in the sense that he is implementing his vision, he's been quite successful in governing so far, but the brisk pace has put some real dents on the car. today i talked to republicans in congress, and they describe a general view among their colleagues of criticism of basically every element of this executive order on immigration, the poor planning, the confused rollout, and the lack of a heads-up to people even in the administration who should have been involved. what they worry about is not just the specific case, but how chaotic it's going to be to work with this white house in the future. on the democratic side, in terms of governing, i talked to one house member today who said president trump had so enraged democratic voters that it will be hard to work with democrats no matter what the issue because their constituents don't want democrat

then, in prime time, gayle king and john dickerson will host a special called "change and challenge" the inauguration of donald trump. be sure to note that's tonight at 8:00, 7:00 central. with thanks to the jones day law firm for our perch on capitol hill i'm scott pelley with alex wagner, i'll see you later on the cbs evening news. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ america, america, god shed his grace on thee ♪ >> this moment is your moment. it belongs to you. ♪ from sea to shining sea >> january 20th, 2017, will be remembered as the day the people became the rulers of this nation again. we are one nation and their pain is our pain. their dreams are our dreams. and their success will be our success. we share one heart, one home and one glorious destiny. ♪ from sea to shining sea ♪ from sea to shining sea >>> together we will make america strong again. we will make america wealthy again. we will make america proud again. we will make america safe again. and yes, together we will make america great again. >> a message from

i am john dickerson, we continue with our look at america with a group of familiar faces to our "face the nation" viewers. journalist michele norris heads up the race card project and works with the aspen institute, jeffrey goldberg is the editor in chief of the atlantic. michael gerson is a column must for the "washington post" and david frum is a senior editor at the atlantic. jeffreyly start a with you, and i want all of you to 0 take this assignment, i will start a with you because it is your job. >> what did i do i don' wrong? >> in the new year, if you want to target -- i will target you with this question, you are an assignment editor and you have to assign coverage for the year 2017, how do you deploy your forces? what is the story? >> well, the story is there there is one overarchingly huge story, the story is -- the story is the upending of american politics, the story is of the outs coming in and the ins going out. the story is trying to explain to the american people what happened to their two main parties, and the deeper story also, i don't want to forget this, the deeper

cbs news political director john dickerson and anchor of "face the nation" is joining us now. john, the white house seems to be having a problem getting the fresident's message out from behind all the boasting the president is doing. >> reporter: well, when it comes to the president's, the legitimacy of his election, this is something he brings up a lot, these three to five million voters. when it comes to his legitimacy, on the one hand, he did not believe anything the entelligence agencies put in front of him about russian efforts to meddle in the election to help him, but on the other hand he believes without any evidence that these illegal votes might have helped hillary clinton because of the idea that he lost the popular vote. and so this is something that he maintains even though a lot of evidence has been put forward in front of him that suggests it's not so. >> pelley: what are the possible pitfalls going forward for a white house administration? >> reporter: it was extraordinary to hear his press secretary simply say, "it's something he believes," as if a white house

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color="#ffff00">i am john dickerson. color="#ffff00">happy new year. we begin 2017 with a look ahead to what is in store for our nation .. we have gathered four authors who have written about the many faces of america about the differences that divide us as well as the common experiences that can unite us a, unite us, unite us as one, isabel wilkerson is the author of the warmth of other suns, a history of the great migration of african americans from the rural south to the industrial north in the 20th century, j.d. vance has written hillbilly elegy, a memoir of his