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Supposed to sit >> duncan: christina ruffini thank you. the u.s. and china appear to be entering dangerous territory in taiwan, today china a us cooed the self-ruled island of inciting confrontation. here cbs ramy inocencio. >> reporter: planes streaked over the presidential office building on the 110th anniversary of taiwans founding. officially known as the republic of china. president tsai ing-wen he declared the island will defend its democracy and sovereignty. the path that china has laid o...

But they cant all ever jump together because theres no incentive to do it. >> any time, grassley. any time. 4:00 p.m. sunday afternoon well ready. well have you. emily, lets talk about the january 6 committee. talking at steve bannon defying the threats. you have former president trump shut down by the biden administration when it came to executive privilege and folks ask me what will come of the committee? what actual action will come of this january commit tee? what accountability will come of...

Country, being dropped off. we can intervene to make sure that the arrival is a completion to the refugee experience and the beginning of a resettlement experience. these are our newest americans. we have a tremendous opportunity to show up for them. >> the jawad family says marys list gave them comfort items like toys for their daughter and comfortable beds to sleep-in. >> we said we need beds and she said what type of bed, and that was surprising moo tee. i get to choose what type of bed. >> t...

The presidency. >> its fear of the return of trump. thats why all the committees are. >> reporter: former trump official steve bannon is telling select committee he will not comply with the congressional subpoena. the attorney saying in a letter the former president plans to invoke expectative privilege and must accept the direction. bannons legal team also saying it could be up to the courts to decide whether he will be forced to cooperate essentially daring the commit tee to sue or hold bannon...

Vie lating the law. every day. every person who makes a decision like president biden, like judges need to remember that we are dealing with a fa failed coup detat and we need to get the facts because for the first time in the history almost deliberately on the part of the president did not experience a peaceful transfer of power. >> i want to note you serve on the house intelligence commit tee. played a role in the russia probe and dealt with trying to piece together an invest. what should demo...

And cosh batel, are engaging with the committee. and the committee now is firinging back at bannon. theyre accusing him of hiding behind big privilege assertions and lawmakers are saying that they will act swiftly against anyone who refuses to comply with the subpoenas. theyre including potential criminal contempt and could apply to bannon. the committee is not referencing anything pertaining to the former deputy chief of staff. we dont know if hes been served or working with the committee and d...

An adversarial chinese government. something like this will irritate china as well but do you think its important for the united states to figure out a way to reduce the threat? >> i have think its a great move by director burns. if you look at our relationship with china and at its lowest point since we recognized china. every area of conflict has an intelligence component to it. by creating the new china mission center director burns china is our greatest threat and mount a full-court press wi...

Protect rights would be dismantled if this texas technique prevails. so whats going on in the district court in texas has importance independent of what happens in the u.s. supreme court in the mississippi case. >> professor, quickly before you go, i want to get your reaction to hearing dr. moi yet tee say -- and ive heard this from people in states like texas before -- that roe versus wade didnt apply in texas anyway, that even though there was a victory for abortion rights in the supreme court...

Supremacy of federal law. their third argument was, well, maybe the united states has some business here, but it shouldnt be so in the state of texas. the judge basically said, well, who should they be suing if not the state of texas? and the attorney for the state of texas said, well, nobody i guess. that certainly didnt fly. the state of texas is the appropriate defendant. their final argument was in some ways the most bizarre of all. they said a preliminary injunction, which is what the unite...

It to the supreme court first with their attempt to overturn roe versus wade? >> well, mississippi is already there, and the argument will be held on december 1st, and its quite clear, it doesnt take a crystal ball, its quite clear that the supreme court is going to be whittling away on roe v. wade, whether it overtly rules on the mississippi case or not, the right that the doctor so powerfully and heartbreakingly described as vulnerable now is on the chopping block. >> and lets go to the case t...