graham: bush 41 did. money.hey only got sen. graham: this is a different threat.top leaders of saudi arabia told john mccain and myself, you can have the army. they understand the threat is existential to their existence. they want to put aside on the table as the price of admission. -- they want to put assad on the table. it is in their interest to do it, but we have to be part of the team. mark: the authorization is sweeping. not time-limited, not geography limited. all of the other authorizations right now are considerably -- -- considerably less sweeping, and yet there is not political support for them. first of all, how do you hope to overcome that political resistance that exists to get your more sweeping one through? sen. graham: if you think isil is being contained, you are misinformed. the american family came together after 9/11 and said, we will get al qaeda. all i am doing is taking the al qaeda resolution and inserting isil. i think they are a direct threat to the homeland, even greater than al qaeda. john: why is hillary clinton wrong when she says t

senator graham: this is a different threat.e top leaders of saudi arabia told john mccain and myself, you can have the army. they understand the threat is sexist and show to their existence -- is ask essential -- existential to their existence. it is in their interest to do it, but we have to be part of the team. john: the authorization is sweeping. geographyimited, not limited. all of the other authorizations right now are considerably -- there is not political support for them. first of all, how do you hope to overcome that political to getnce that exists your more sleeping went through? sweeping one through? senator graham: if you think isis is being contained, it you are misinformed. the american family came together after 9/11 and said, we will get al qaeda. all i am doing is taking the al qaeda resolution and inserting isil. john: why is hillary clinton wrong when she says the current authorization is not sufficient? senator graham: they are wrong to not understand that isil is different than al qaeda. the caliphate has t

lindsey graham is my first guest. sen. graham: thank you very much. josh: you filed this week and got a little emotional talking about new hampshire' s place and how you feel it is in danger. sen. graham: the primary is at risk. national polling undercuts the primary. it used to be that we let voters decide who is the quality candidate. using polling to segregate the crowd out and say you are not worthy of being on the main stage because of a 2% polling in a 5% margin of error is ridiculous and it undercuts what we' ve done in new hampshire, to get to know the candidate as the candidate questions and let voters evaluate. josh: where do you think the negative push is coming from? the networks, the parties? sen. graham: it is a combination they hate the idea that 200 50,000 people in new hampshire, 400,000 in south carolina and 150,000 and iowa can determine who will have momentum for the presidency. if you are in the business of politics, new hampshire is your worst nightmare. if you have seven primary states, the candidates who will do well to have th

graham isn' t discouraged despite trailing in the polls. lindsey graham a lot of time on : the ground will trump money eventually, because the message can get out the new hampshire way, which is word-of-mouth. john mccain you cannot buy a : vote in new hampshire. they want to see you. mike graham focused the : discussion on defeating isis a , victory he says will require boots on the ground in syria and iraq. his plan 100,000 troops but 90% region. lindsey graham made up of arabs : and turkey, supplemented by western forces. the banner of islam will take s the way this war needs to end. mike: graham and mccain have 5 events planned throughout the state tomorrow. wmur news 9. , shelley: new jersey governor arrive in new hampshire today for a house party in hampton, but his flight was delayed because of a security incident. the united airline flight was preparing to take off from san francisco when the pilot reported the plane was returning to the gate. a spokesperson for christie' s campaign says a passenger was removed from the plane but th

graham isn't discouraged despite trailing in the polls. and the message can get out the new hampshire way, which is word of mouth. >> you cannot buy a vote in new hampshire. they want to see you. >> graham focused the discussion on defeating isis, that he says will require boots on the ground. his plan, 100,000 troops, and >> the banner of islam will take isil down, that's the way this war needs to end. >> mike cronin, wmur news 9. amy: graham and mccain have five events planned throughout the state today. while the major party candidates make national news when they file for our historic primary. people outside new hampshire might not realize there are many other candidates also on the ballot. you're looking at one. that's vermin supreme, he's a familiar face in politics. and yesterday the democrat was file for the 2016 primary. the first to file was connecticut democrat mark greenstein. new jersey governor chris christie was scheduled to arrive for a house party in hampton. the plane returned to the gate. removed from the plane, but they

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it is particularly devastating to lindsey graham.nd now because of this decision by fox the only candidate in either party who has served in the military, lindsey graham, will not be allowed to debate the day before veteran's day. and whatever you think of lindsey graham, i cannot believe this is the process the republicans are using to pick their president this year. but they are. >>> donald trump will protect want to survive a crazy busy day? sfx: cell phone chimes start with a positive attitude... and positively radiant skin. aveeno® positively radiant moisturizer... with active naturals® soy. aveeno® naturally beautiful results®. >>> donald trump will protect israel and brutally and quickly cut the head off of isis. >> as opposed to nicely cutting off their heads. he will do it brutally. weird new ad today from donald trump that's running here in south carolina and also in iowa and new hampshire. it's a radio ad. starting tomorrow, ben carson's going to be running ads, specifically targeting black radio audiences with a ben carso

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senator graham: you are going to destroy the caliphate. we are going to take the land away from them. they are about 30,000, 40,000. they don' their modern -- there are modern armies in the mideast. we' ve paid for the last two wars. yes, you' re going to have to hold. the choice of doing nothing means an attack on our homeland. if you don' t realize we need to get on the ground with all the complications that come from that, you are setting up an attack on the american homeland. there are no good choices left. president obama screwed this up every way you could. the leader on the republican side, donald trump, is an empty suit. he is selling xenophobia and racism as foreign policy. he has no idea what he' s talking about. adam: senator lindsey graham, always good to see you. thank you for your time. for more political coverage, visit us online at wmur.com/politics. we have historical footage, including senator graham' s amigo senator mccain on the straight talk express. >> now meteorologist hayley hayley: good evening, everyone. did you c

you heard my conversation with graham wood. earlier today i had a conversation with another man. you may know this man, a columnist who writes for the international new york times. he is well-known for a particular book called islam without extremes, a muslim case for liberty. he understands a lot of the arguments that graham wood has made but he disagrees, as many people do fiercely, with wood's conclusion. i asked him why. >> mr wood is right to point out that i.s.i.l. mass something to do with islam in the sense that it speaks in the name of islam, it speaks through the language of the karan and the prophets life. also i.s.i.l. interprets these sources, islamic sources, in such an extreme an fanatic way that is unacceptable by all other muslims. it is too man attic for even al-qaeda at some point because you've seen al-qaeda taking issue with i.s.i.l. in some of the carnage saying this is too much. in that sense i think we should not say it has nothing to do with islam, but we should understand it's a very fanatic a.m. strain within the current muslim world which of course spe

w welcome to lindsey graham's world. senator graham joins me now., how bummed are you that you won't be debating on tuesday night? >> well, all i can tell you is, if you don't put my name in a poll, i don't think i'll ever do well. the last poll they used to knock me out of the debate my name wasn't on the ballot. if you look at the four polls where my name was on the ballot. i got to soldier on. soldiers don't quit. they don't give up on america. i'm not going to give up on the soldiers. so, i'm going to new hampshire, i've got john mccain on my side. we're going to work hard and keep fighting and make the argument that i'm going to be commander in chief. >> i remember the straight talk express. senator mccain's bus. i've got to believe if the two were you on were the straight talk express, and i were a fly on the wall, i would hear one or the other of you say to the other, what the hell is going on here? i've got a distinguished career in the senate, and donald trump and ben carson who have never held an elected office are winning this thing? come

graham, nasterchef junior has been on r several seasonon now, what do you think makes this show such a big hit?what is really special about this season?addison and ian, what have you enjoyed the most during your time on mamaerchef junior.addison, how did you learn how to cook so good?ian, how did you learn how to cook so good?graham, how astounded are you at how talented these in portland, some commuters got an unwanted shoe shower. this train went through standing water after a storm and the carsrsilled with water! you can see the cameras inside show people hanging from the bars to keep out of the water. yikes! that does it for us here on the cbs 2 news at noon.our next newscast is this afternoon live at five.and you can see us right back here

graham. >> everything i do in terms of the mayor's office will be for the advantage of san franciscans that live here now i'm so interested this what is going to happen in thirty years the transportation system and the high speed rail that all has to come everything he do on the emphasis how do we get something done this next 6 months and year because the people are standing out this in the rain at the bus stations and waiting for uber and everything else they can do or riding tracer bikes i went to a bike meeting the other day their complaining about the regulations ticketed and everything else but we have to include all the modes of transportation but we need to start soovl it for the people that live here now. >> thank you very much. >> okay our next question mayor ed lee first, it is well, i can't say as mayor as this question i'll say what will you do about the hydrogen increase in the homeless families and individual in san francisco prior to the super bowl and i'm going to do an editorial add and say even after the super bowl. >> thank you. >> well, i certainly first of all, you

senator lindsey graham.red air force colonel, national security expert, the only candidate with a realistic plan to destroy isis. ready to serve as commander in chief on day one. america needs lindsey graham's voice. >> and senator lindsey graham joins me now from manchester, new hampshire. so senator graham, obviously you're frustrated. >> yeah. it's kinda bizarre. >> what's your explanation? >> don't win the debate. >> don't win the debate? >> yeah, they'll throw you off. polling is being used and abused in an absurd way. that's my explanation. >> the one thing i can't figure out, or maybe i can, and i've looked at lot of polling having to do with you, it's as if there's a conservative issue, that conservatives don't believe you're a real conservative. do you believe that's been the problem? that you've been -- because you're somebody that somebody might call pro amnesty, because you wanted sort of a compromise solution to immigration, that that just made it so that conservatives wouldn't even consider you

in a humiliating turn lindsey graham and george pataki did not even have enough support to make it into the undercard debate. as for one-time front-runner jeb bush, he did make that main stage but not by all that much. bush is polling at 4% in the two most recent national polls, and he's trailing both trump and carson by nearly 20 points. today as he has throughout his struggling campaign bush once again had to reckon with the legacy of his famous name. a new biography of the former president george h.w. bush, now 91 years old and fighting a form of parkinson's disease, reveals some amazing details including that bush privately referred to his 1988 democratic presidential opponent michael dukakis as "midget nerd." but the bigger muse was bush's scathing comments to biographer john meacham about former vice president dick cheney and former defense secretary donald rumsfeld, two of the key figures in his son george w. bush's administration. cheney built his own empire and asserted too much hard-line influence within george w. bush's white house according to george h.w. bush. while rumsfel

this is the first television ad paid for by the graham campaign. others supporting his effort have been bought through a super pac. when the candidates come to new hampshire to file for the primary we're streaming all of of it live on wmur.com. sign up for breaking news notifications to find out when those live events are happening. jennifer: rochester police arrest a man accused of taking off after hitting a cruiser. coming up next, why police say even though the driver was on drugs this crash could have been much worse. tom: the leaves have mostly fallen, but the trees in a park in manchester got some new covering today. mike: dry and pleasant today, but when i turns damp and cooler, coming up. >> more injury problems for the patriots, deon lewis is lost for i owe about $68,000. i owe $44,000 in student loans. my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who

that was great weakness what mccain and graham said. typical, they're on the scene, they're looking, they're reporting, that's admirable. our problem has been getting our sunni allies to s snd up. they'ree fighting a war now in yemen. they're fighting a proxy war against their regional adversary, iran. they're not focused on isis. the distance that they have too travel to be the force that would fight with us and clear and hold fallujah, mosul. >> dickerson: we'll be back with all of you in a moment. stay with us. having 5,0000new cars being soso every month. this is a very big problem for us with respect to fast and efficient transportation. it's kind of a losing proposition to keep going is way. we are trying to tackle the problem with several different modes. one of them is the brand new metro. we had a modest fofocast: 110,000 passengers per day in the first line. we are already over 200,000. our collaboration with citi has been very important from the very beginning. citi was our biggestupporter and our r ly private bank. we are no

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to which graham responded can't believe you're still up.ht saying, quote, thanks, sidewire, i enjoyed a debate where i could have input and a glass of wine at the same time. elsewhere on social media, retired neurosurgeon ben carson was the most buzzed about candidate among facebook users. the most talked about topics were taxes, immigration, the minimum wage, jobs and health care. but the most popular social media moments of the evening had nothing to do with any of those issues. take a look. >> if you invest that money in a business you get to write it off your taxes but if you invest it in your children, in the future of america, in strengthening your family, we're not going to recognize that in our tax code? the family is the most important institution -- >> nevertheless it's not very -- >> yes, i do want to rebuild the american military. i know that rand is a committed isolationist. i'm not. i believe the world is a stronger and a better place when the united states is the strongest military power in the world. >> marco, marco, how is

back to the business a at hand with brandon graham and the eagles. the eagles will take on the sunday night and dallas. lets check out what dallas is doing this a afternoon with the seattle will seahawks. the russell wilson does not have the the best game but manages the game well enough. he gives the the seahawks ten-three lead. it comes down to a field goal in the end. 44-yard. chip shot. that is the difference. dallas loses again 13-12. cowboys fall to two-five. a bit of the surprise there de z bryant two much contactes, 12-yard, targeted six times. how different are the cowboys when bryant is in there. >> he is a guy that you definitely got to put two on, maybe three sometimes. he is a great player but he is one player. obviously he cannot beat you. but if we play, if you play team defense and get after the the quarterback a little bit, getting them the ball is going to be the hardest apart for quarterback just make it hard for him. >> good news there with dallas losing. some good news elsewhere in the nfc east. giants and saints in new orleans.

you heard my conversation with graham wood. earlier today i had a conversation with another man. you may know this man, a columnist who writes for the international new york times. not accept any syrian refugees. he does not want to put the people there in the slightest possible risk of an attack. the governor of michigan said that his state will no longer accept any syrian refugees. just a short time ago the governor of texas sent the government a letter saying that syrian refugees would not be welcome in that state either. we go to mike viqueira, who join us from atalya, turkey, the president said that this is not the right values, and these refugees are the most vulnerable and we should continue to welcome them into this country after they have been vetted. >> slamming the door in their face says president obama is not who we are as americans, as a people. that is echoing what we've heard over the course of the last few days from presidential aids who are here in antayli a, turkey. if this becomes a christians versus islam or christian versus muslim dynamic here in the united

the saudi's know that we know sharyl: graham -- grant has become -- graham has become an advocate for releasing the pages. saudi. their leader, al qaeda mastermind osama bin laden, was part of a powerful saudi family with close ties to the royal family. senator graham: t position of the united states government has to protect saudi arabia virtually every step of the judicial process. sharyl: could the 28 pages unraveled the alliance between the u.s. and a close ally in the mideast? terry estrada believes that information is secondary to her right to know what is in the pages. she lost her husba hnd tom, a bond broker, in the world trade center on 911. the names of those in the 28 pages who allegedly provided the means for the terrorists. quest without money, terrorist organizations cannot exist -- >> without money, terrorist organizations cannot exist. as long as they are funded, we will never be safe. sharyl: her coalition has made repeated pleas in letters to president obama. >> we have not heard back from the administration at all. >> having read the 28 pages, i think it is classif

jeb bush tweeted he disagrees with rules about graham's voice being heard. campaigning in new hampshire before the decision yesterday chris christie said he would be undeterred. >> i'm going to be debating somebody tuesday night whether it's the follows i've been debating before, other folks. i don't care. put a podium on the lawn in front of the foliage, i'll debate here. there's 90 plus days to go in new hampshire, we're moving numbers and we're going to keep working hard. >> jennifer horn tweeted yesterday national polls are a name i.d. chris christie is working hard. he should be on the main stage. joe, i agree. what do you think? >> i think it's stunning. you look at how chris christie has been doing over the past week. look at the campaign and the fact he has a video out that's viral. look at the fact jennifer horn said this guy is in the top tier in the first in the nation primary. the most important primary in america and along with marco rubio is actually moving faster up to the top than any other candidate. yet, he's knocked out of the debate where

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presidential candidate, senator lindsey graham. they join us from baghdad in the u.s. embassy there. senator mccain i want to start with you. there are two problems in syria, assad and isis. what are your plans for handling both of those? >> i think you have to handle both, the biggest mistake we could make some kind of reliance with russia, vladimir putin's ambitions are different from ours. first you have to obviously take out isis, but at the same time you have to establish a no fly zone which sends the message to russia assad, stop bombing people and slaughtering his innocent sieveville yen, men, women and children and driving we are trying to cope with now. >> dickerson: senator graham that's two simultaneous military engagements that senator mccain sketched. do you think american people are ready for that kind of a commitment in syria? >> they better be, because if we don't destroy isil in syria home. the region is ready to fight. the region is coming after the sunni arab nations in turkey. entire region wants assad gone so there's an opportunity with some americ

graham: do we have any veterans here?ow about a round of applause for the veterans who are here today. [applause] sen. graham: here is what i would do to beat hillary clinton, if i were the nominee of the republican party. i would turn toward her and say, your definition of "flat broke" and mine are a bit different. if you thought you were flat broke after eight years in the white house, where your husband was president, you have no idea what flat broke looks like. i would ask her about benghazi. do you think that is fair? i would ask her, how could you not know that your people were in such bad spots? how could you not know, as secretary of state, that people in libya had made 600 requests for additional security? you want to be our commander in chief? what kind of outfit did you run when you were secretary of state? [applause] sen. graham: the closest thing she has ever come to to being commander in chief was when she was in charge of the state department. and on her watch, four people were killed by al qaeda terrorists

i would never dream of ordering senator graham to do anything or suggest anything to anyone.2 minutes and 5 seconds, i'm just saying, if you want 12 minutes and 5 seconds of interview time right here, call me. "first look" is up next. >>> it's wednesday, november 11th. right now on "first look" the milwaukee melee. in the fourth debate the gop candidates stopped going after the moderators and turned their attacks on one another. >> you're involved -- >> we should let jeb speak. no it's unfair. >> listen -- >> governor -- >> hold on. >>> new details this morning on the deadly crash of an ohio plane into an ohio apartment building. >> then to nasty weather in much of the country, including a blizzard warning in the great plains east of denver. and possible tornadoes today. >>> it is being called doomsday smog. the worst air pollution reading in china's history. and on the brighter side a sneak peek at this

maria: senator graham. >> thank you.about putting your kids on an airplane and going to the mall. if i'm president the terrorists will be worried about making a phone call and getting in a car. we need the pressure on them, and ground component. let the region be part of this war and destroy isil before it's too late. rudy god bless you for the leadership in the country, nobody i admire more for understanding terrorism. maria: thank you, senator, we thank you for your service to our great country. senator lindsey graham. we'll be right back. type 2 diabetes doesn't care who you are. man woman or where you're from. city country we're just everyday people fighting high blood sugar. ♪i am everyday people. farxiga may help in that fight every day. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. one pill a day helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug, farxiga may help you lose weight and may even lower blood pressure when used with certain

i spoke with senator graham about that and much more earlier today.nator, the latest polling from wbur shows donald trump and ben carson at the top, which is reflected in a lot of national polls as well. and i guess i wonder, what do you think is happening there in new hampshire and what are the responses to you, an insider in what some people are calling a season of outsiders. >> if you look at polls in 2008 and '12 leading at this particular point in time never made it. there's frustration out there with the political system. i would suggest i'm more of a solution than the problem. but national security is an issue. my hope is, my belief is by coming to new hampshire a lot, i can convey a message that i'm better prepared to be commander-in-chief than anyone running and i have a plan to destroy isil and a desire to work with democrats to get us out of debt. and new hampshire, you can you can't buy new hampshire. if i'm going to break through it's going to be here in new hampshire. i like my chances. >> i would like to talk about that dichotomy, outsi

sflar graham, thank you senator graham, does it bother you that you are right? >> yes. were wrong. it bother miss me that our prest is so overwhelmed by his job. he doesn't realize that the immediate threat to our homeland, acting as if isil is contained when they are not and on our side, we've learned that some people are saying boots on the ground because they have to now. i've been seeing boots on the ground for two years because we need to. been to iraq and afghanistan in the region for 35 years in the last decade. the reason i've been so worried about isil is i've seen them rise and i know what they intend to do and i have the experience to win a war that we can't afford to lose and that's why i'm running for president. >> do you think we're here mainly or we're in this bad place because we've spent the last couple of years demonizing the programs that have -- we portray them as going on our rights. >> number one, we're here because president obama did not follow sound military advice. in 2010, al qaeda and iraq were on their knees. the surge did work. he with drew

martha: senator graham?> if you do a deal with russia to fight ives sill the price to be paid, assad has to stay in power. there is no way as president of the united states would allow assad to stay in power. he is puppet of iran. i want to do two things, stop iranian expansion there the largest state sponsor of terrorism and destroy isil. russia will require us to accept assad's presence for their assistance regarding isil. i would say no to that deal. donald, that's a bad deal. here is a good deal. every arab country including turkey wants to destroy isil. they have large armies. they also want to push assad out because they don't want to give damascus to the iranians. that is the deal i would make. doing a deal with russia, means the war never ends, assad stays in power, iran get stronger. the bottom line to do the deal with arabs and turkey, use their armies and destroy isil and push assad out so iran doesn't become the big winner in syria. martha: he goes after everyone of you personally. why doesn't an

lindsey graham and george pataki will not.s out campaigning every day and not out to debate. >> they are looking at polling. we are in the part of the process where the debates are vetting the candidates both senator graham and governor pataki are struggling and generating headlines, but struggle to gain in the polls. this debate lineup reflecting that. >> let's talk about jeb bush. he says he needs a reboot in his debate skills. there is a lot riding on this for him. he has to show he is presidential, but also in charge. >> right. this is a crucial debate performance for jeb bush. he had a difficult performance at the last debate to say the least. a lot riding on him to show he can communicate. he has been on the campaign trail and bus tour being a bit more personal. the debate stage is where it has been difficult for him this sicksic cycle. he has to step it up and perform. this is where crucial campaign moments have happened. >> hillary clinton was on "jimmy kimmel." they had an interesting conversation about jeb bush. let'

. >> lindsey graham is still in it but polling at 0%.sey graham, jim martin -- >> they won't even let him in the debates anymore. he's kind of out. >> guess what? i just made up that guy jim martin. ( cheers and applause ). >> larry: lindsey graham, you think? >> honestly, i think he should take his seersucker ass back to south carolina. >> larry: i don't even think he has numbers in south carolina where he's from. some people it's just so pathetic right now. it's like a mercy killing. >> i feel like we're seeing a little clarity in this. trump and carson, obviously, are out in front in the polls. trump and carson are out in front of the polls, and cruz and rubio i think are positioned to move fup they start to fall back a little. and then i think you can draw a line. jeb bush i would put beyond the top four at this point. he has to show a lot more than he's shown to get into this thing. >> i would like to keep trump in it just for my amuse. i would like to see. >> it's terrifying. the fact that he's still a contender. the chance of him

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lindsey graham left last night's debate. he's going to get a chance this morning to make his case. >> we have mike barnical, msnbc political analyst and former chairman of the republican national committee michael steal and in milwaukee, wisconsin mark with his report card which i didn't get. i didn't get it. he's going to have to explain that. interesting grades. >> meek cramerica is always tough on you. at the university of alabama if you did well you got an a, poorly you got an f. you're a harvard guy where i guess everybody gets a gentleman's b. a lot of b's on your report card, mark. >> nothing is harder than to have my gratds graded by meek cramerica. i thought everybody had good moments. nobody had a disastrous disastro disasterous moment. i thought everybody got a chance to be themselves, to speak as themselves. rubio and cruz stood out to me as the best political athletes. everybody else was bunched up. descent nights and ability to go to their donors and supporters and say i did what i wanted to do and got to prese