Republican Senator on the Intelligence Committee, Susan Collins says, "it would be more helpful" if President Donald Trump turned over any evidence he had of wiretaps to Congressional Intelligence Committees. "We need to deal with evidence, not statements," the Main Senator adds.
Will Congress pass healthcare and immigration reform under a Trump administration? Julie Pace of the Associated Press, Ed O'Keefe of the Washington Post, Ramesh Ponnuru of the National Review and Slate's Jamelle Bouie discuss this week in politics.
The top democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee says, "We're going to get the information we need to get to the bottom of this." Sen. Mark Warner cites his "good relationship" with FBI Director James Comey.
Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine says that there is currently no consensus on efforts to replace or reform the Affordable Care Act. "It is very complicated and we shouldn't rush it," the Republican Senator adds.
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Kentucky, says the House Republicans' healthcare bill will not pass through the Senate. "If we get what we got from Ryan - Obamacare light - he will not get the votes."
Speaker Paul Ryan says he "can't answer" how many will lose coverage under GOP health care plan. "It is our job to have a system where people can get universal access to affordable coverage if they choose to do so," Ryan adds.
Speaker Paul Ryan says he has seen no evidence of wiretap claims tweeted by President Trump last weekend. "I think he's frustrated with selective leaks coming from parts of government that malign his campaign," Ryan states.
Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vermont, calls the new healthcare bill proposed by House Republicans "a tax break for the top 2 percent." The former 2016 hopeful warns, "Premiums are going to soar."
President Trump's Secretary of Health and Human Services says his goal is to make sure everyone has access to healthcare, moving forward. Secretary Tom Price adds his administration believes in guaranteeing Medicare for seniors.
Sen. Mark Warner, D-Virginia says tweets made by President Donald Trump on possible wiretaps of his offices are "reckless." The top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee says it "does not take Sherlock Holmes" to recognize the importance of the investigation ahead.
David Sanger of The New York Times joins Face the Nation to discuss details of U.S. covert cyber- attacks against the North Korean missile program under the Obama administration.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-New York discusses President Trump's immigration executive order, North Korea and the future of the Supreme Court with Face the Nation host John Dickerson.
Italy will become the first country to make it mandatory to teach about climate change in schools. CBSN has details on that plus the air pollution crisis affecting millions of people in Delhi, India.
Vice President Mike Pence says "American ideals are superior to countries all across the world." Pence adds President Trump has not expressed a moral equivalency between Russia and the U.S.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer urges President Trump to abandon the Executive order restricting immigration from seven predominantly Muslim countries.
Governor Chris Christie, R-New Jersey, says it's clear that President Trump's executive order on travel "could have and should have been done better," but he added, "there is no need to start over."
A look back at then Republican candidate, Donald Trump, on the high disparity between CEOs and workers
Executive director of the National Football League Players Association DeMaurice Smith says he is concerned about retiring NFL players' access to healthcare because "every one of them has a pre-existing condition."
Ruth Marcus of the Washington Post, Amy Walter of the Cook Political Report, Ramesh Ponnuru of the National Review and Time Magazine's Michael Duffy take a closer look at President Trump's executive order. After a rocky rollout of the executive order on immigration, what have we learned about the Trump administration?
Senator Jeff Flake, R-Arizona, says he feels President Trump's executive order on immigration was not based on the assessment of national intelligence. The senator who sits on the foreign relations and the judiciary committees agrees with Judge Gorsuch that Trump's criticism of the ninth circuit judge was "disheartening."
How are Americans measuring President Trump? CBS News Elections Director Anthony Salvanto and YouGov have launched the Nation Tracker: a survey project aimed at monitoring Americans' views on the Trump administration, congress and the country.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer says President Trump should partner with South Korea to condemn North Korea missile testing, but notes, the "real answer" to curtailing the hermit kingdom is partnership with China.
With democrats protesting the policies of President Trump, can democratic lawmakers meet Republicans in the middle? Susan Page of USA Today, Peter Baker of the New York Times, Reihan Salam of the National Review and Atlantic Media's Ron Brownstein discuss week three of President Trump's administration.
Despite a rocky roll-out of the executive order on immigration, Senior Policy Advisor Stephen Miller says President Trump "has accomplished more in just a few weeks than many Presidents do in an entire administration."
The landmark deal addresses gender pay gap between the Australian women's and men's soccer teams
