so lindsey, can you give us a sense of the range of campers and who comes and how all that works. >> sure. we have campers that range in age from 8-18. we are slightly smaller than some others here today. we are also much more of a family feel where all 8-18-year olds are living together and doing activities together. so a lot of times for younger campers that helps them feel more comfortable. so you can sign up at our website or call us and we would love to talk to you and get to know families who may be interested. we also work with families to find resources help them come to camp. . >> wonderful. we're going to take a quick break and come back in a moment here on mosaic. [piano playing slow tune] make your emergency plan today. >>> welcome back. we have the camp director at camp newman and then the program manager at camp boholish. the jewish community is so diverse and we have so many ways in which we have both. we have different kinds of experiences certainly in the camping world for lgbtq families and at the same time the youth comes to camp newman and bo holiholish so is that

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the people have spoken, donald trump is now president trump, so, paul, lindsey and john, g >> lou: thee trump white house. and a left wing judiciary trying to obstruct president p president at every turn. a federal judge in maryland becomes the second to block the revised vetting order one day after the judge in hawaii is over. >> the law is clear and the need for my executive order is clear. i of was elected to change our broken and dangerous system and thinking government that weakened our

the people have spoken, donald trump is now president trump, so, paul, lindsey and john, get on board, the train is to prosperity, no stops planned. elizabeth: the president on brand new tweets, about fake news about his visit with germany's chancellor. leland: the fight to repeal and replace obamacare, brand new on what americans think about health care. congressmen, one for and one against their own party. elizabeth: and france's investigators i trying to determine if the airport attacker had a quote, terrorist behind him. we'll have the latest on the search for answers coming up.

>> so lindsey graham says to me please, please whatever you can do. gave me his number.he number down, i don't know if it's the right number. let's try it, 202. [laughter] 228-0292. >> apparently it was the right number. brian: weighs mad at lindsey graham both competing for the nomination. brian: he asked for money at some point. >> created this individual overhimself destroying his phone. it looks like they made amends. this is the the video. look what he went through to destroy his cell phone. a flip phone it should be noted. maybe he got a smart phone. so he had lunch with the president. steve: right. >> yesterday. he tweeted about it how good was the meeting with the president '? i gave him my new cell phone number. at one time they were foe now they are friends. ainsley: i hope they don't get in a fight again have to get another cell phone. brian: when it comes to building up the military the president sincerely wants to do it. lindsey graham is critical at times. still come to the white house and they can still talk with you and still -- i will update you on what

trump is now president trump, so, paul, lindsey and john, g >> lou: the deep state at war with the trump white house. and a left wing judiciary trying to obstruct president p president at every turn. a federal judge in maryland becomes the second to block the revised vetting order one day after the judge in hawaii is over. >> the law is clear and the need for my executive order is clear. i of was elected to change our broken and dangerous system and thinking government that weakened our country and left our people defenseless. >> lou: we talk to josh and barbara and joined by congressman louie geom arer. and also president trump unvooeling a boost in boost in military spendi. >> the president will keep the promises heept on the campaign trail. >> lou: we take up with general jack keane. and the budget committee voting to repeal the health care. but the speaker seemed to change course suggesting he would accept only modest changes to legislation. >> now we will refine it. >> will this be ryan care or trump care? >> lou: speaker paul ryan talking to president trump by phone. the phone call

just yesterday, 1% lindsey graham had lunch with the president and it was so good, lindsey graham gave him his new cell phone number. how about that? we'll see, though, how heidi and ted handle tonight. that's all for tonight. "for the record," though, with greta starts right now. >>> demanding answers. now it's both parties calling for proof from the fbi about president trump's explosive claim that president obama wiretapped him. will the fbi talk? well, they might have to and sooner than you think. >>> also, he rolled his eyes. not reporting on president obama's reaction to trump's twitter accusations. we'll tell you what the former president is reportedly really worried about. >>> also the right hits back. kpr conservatives defy gop leaders with their own version of a bill to gut obamacare. what's the next move from president trump and from the democrats? >>> plus, women's marches coast to coast calling for equality and many taking a stand against the new white house. we'll have live coverage. >>> yes, demanding proof and it's just not one party, now both republicans and democrats a

i'm not so sure lindsey graham to your point is acting as a friend to donald trump or more of the republican party. he hedged his bet, and can be called as a friend to the party. but at the same time i'm not so sure if he is looking to have the president vindicated on this. >> okay, the white house is really struggling to explain just exactly what is going on. look at sean spicer in the white house briefing when he was asked if the president was under investigation. >> sean, is the president a target of the white house investigation? >> i think that is what we need to find out. there is obviously a lot of concern. >> okay, so that was answer number one, moments later, look, a white house aide comes in and hands him a piece of paper. and what do we got? another answer. >> there is no reason that we have to think that the president is the target of any investigation. >> no reason to think the president is the target of any investigation, except for what the president tweeted out over the weekend. this is the conundrum they're in. >> i don't know if it is a conundrum, but the white house staff

just yesterday, 1% lindsey graham had lunch with the president and it was so good, lindsey graham gavel phone number. how about that? we'll see, though, how heidi and ted handle tonight. that's all for tonight. "for the record," though, with greta starts right now. >>> demanding answers. now it's both parties calling for proof from the fbi about president trump's explosive claim that president obama wiretapped him. will the fbi talk? well, they might have to and sooner than you think. >>> also, he rolled his eyes. not reporting on president obama's reaction to trump's twitter accusations. we'll tell you what the former president is reportedly really worried about. >>> also the right hits back. kpr conservatives defy gop lde

. >> so, karen, lindsey graham earlier today saying we need to work together on this health care bill in order to move it, in order to get it passed. >> well, you know -- >> are the democrats willing to do that? >> of course we need to work together. i'm in my seventh year in congress now, and when i very first came in, the whole notion was repeal and replace. no one ever thought that the affordable care act was perfect. they never do a massive piece of legislation like this and not spend five to ten years, you know, fixing it or changing it. your answer is that republicans was repeal. they were never interested in doing anything to improve the affordable care act. i believe the democrats have always been ready, but you cannot come to the table and say let's start by repeeling it and then we're going to replace it. if you want to talk about improving health care, expanding health care, helping those states that did not extend medicaid so that there's more coverage, if approximate you want to start there, i know democrats would be ready. >> what changes are the dems willing to make, an

and so without that evidence, lindsey graham, let's move away. if you don't have it, let's move on. >> lindsey graham, mark halpern, is forcing the issue with the white house? >> it's interesting. a lot of times members of congress respond to political pressure from their constituents or from talk radio, whatever. in this case, most of the republicans who are interested in investigating seem to be doing it on the merits. they actually want to get to the bottom of the facts and that is for the white house kind of a dangerous position to be in because you got members of congress who can't be really swayed because they have the bit in their mouth. they want to know what happened because they are concerned on russian influence on the american election. >> david ignatius, i'm sure our leaders around the world are watching this as well. what are the key questions here? especially for the president himself. >> the key question is what kind of investigation, if any, was taken by the fbi into russian activities in the united states that might have touched

really does de verge from the conservative ideals that we've heard for so many years particularly to what john mccain and lindsey about the world and the global perspective and policies, they could not be more different. so when president trump talks about nationalism, talks about turning inward, not spending so much time, money, and american blood overseas, that is not something necessarily that republicans like lindsey graham and john mccain and frankly led by john mccain and lindsey graham agree with. so we're going to be talking a lot about america's place in the world, on the world staining and many other topics to discuss at this town hall tonight. >> that's starting in about 22 minutes from now. after des krags a close look at the messages from coming from the president and those who know are you kidding me? no, looks like he took a wrong turn. don't worry, this guy's got like a four-star rating, we're good. his name is randy. that's like one of the most trustworthy names! ordering a getaway car with an app? are you randy? that's me! awesome! surprising. what's not surprising? how much money erin saved by

so now what? what members of congress tell their constituents? here's what lindseyhad to say at a south carolina town hall just today, watch. >> i don't think one party is going to be able to fix this by themselves. so here's what i think should happen next. i think the president should reach out to democrats. i should reach out the democrats and we should say, let's take a

. >> colonel lindsey could not be with us tonight -- abby: so sweet. ix month deployment in kuwait. a royal meltdown in front of the queen. squirming and fighting with soldier mom as the 90-year-old monarch approaches. finally the ugly, a furry bandit gets stranded. crews able to get him down safely and remove the jar. heather: that wraps it up for us. have a great weekend. abby: "fox & friends" starts right now. >> the time is here. the time is now. this is the moment. >> obamacare will be gone and it will be replaced with the kind of healthcare system that gives more freedom and more flexibility. >> i promise you, obamacare light dead on arrival. they might as well just start over. >> we're getting word out of berlin right now hack attack up to five people could have been injured. >> people who don't approve of the trump presidency and i think that they are trying to take him down from the inside. >> we're in really a civil war situation. >> five more states now challenging president trump's revised immigration order following hawaii's lead. >> we hav

so moved, commissioners, that motion passes 4 to one with commissioner johnson voting against. >> commissioners that places us on item 20 3009 california street discretionary review. >> excuse me - >> mr. lindseyan i ask a question, please as to your behaving guiding our staff to bring forward the dr can we see a compliance to commissioner wu so it is easier for us not to do we we did but came up with results to hear including the documents where we're looking at apples to apples to be fair to both parties of strum. >> of course. >> thank you good afternoon david lindsey department staff before i begin the presentation i'm going to distribute a plan set that is been rise by the architect to address an error that is on the plans that are in your packets the error is the depth of the 4 story at the rear since the project rear yard is determined by averaging adjacent building the planning code limit the height of 10 feet for the buildable area to 10 feet it incorrectly shows the fourth floor into the area limited to thirty feet in height the plans i'm san bruno or distributing will reduce the for you by one to comply with the planning code a complete set that replaces the one in your packets the

so let's help. >> lindsey graham wants to use congressional power to get to the bottom of a tweet. he wants congress to investigate a donald trump tweet. because donald trump's staff challenged him to do that. donald trump's white house staff, which is the worst staff in washington history, and i don't just mean the worst white house staff, the worst staff in washington history, including all congressional staff in history, all department staff, all agency staff in the history of washington staffs. we have never seen a more breathtakingly incompetent clubhouse than the trump staff. they actually asked for a congressional investigation of the president. there are many more things i could say to prove that this is the most incompetent staff in history. but in this case, that one sentence will do. and now, lindsey graham has gone around the chairman of the senate judiciary committee chuck grassley who doesn't want to investigate anything. and lindsey graham has written a letter directly to the justice department and the head of the fbi cosigned by democratic senator sheldon whitehouse

. >> so lindsey graham says to me, whatever you can do. please. is he a beggar? and i found the card. i wrote the number down. i don't know if it's the right number. let's try it. 202 -- >> very good. very positive. the president is in a deal making mode. i hope congress will be able to respond in kind. i think the president wants to do deals across the board and look forward to helping him put those deals together. >> that was senator lindsey graham on his lunch meeting with the president at the white house yesterday. joining us now another person who met with the president yesterday, a member of the select committee on intelligence and the armed services committee. republican senator tom cotton of arkansas. >> tom, great to have you here. what did you guys talk about? >> good morning. glad to see those who are working out their difference. >> we will see. that will last a week. >> david purdue and i went to the white house to meet with the president about an immigration bill we announced that would refocus our immigration system on high skilled immigrants who c

and lindsey graham said again over hisdead body. he wants to engage in that conversation. so again, a theater of 1,000. people were lined up since 6:30 this morning. and they voiced and lindsey graham stood his ground sflp and when they left, what is the energy like now? does it seem like -- i guess you can't say satisfied if they disagree, but whow would you describe it? >> reporter: how do you guys feel after that? it's what they expected. pretty much what sweefrn evewe' every other place. everybody was shouting back and forth and graham in his genuine south carolina smile said essentially we had our on chance to have the conversation. so that's what it's like here. >> all right. vaughn hillyard, great recording. >>> i want to bring in george bebe, special adviser to dick cheney. good afternoon to you. what a busy day. where do we start? let's start with the president's tweets this morning. no evidence of this, but the claims appear to be based on reporting in conservative media of two fisa warrants. one in june that was denied and then another in the fall that may have tar

personal and financial connections to the russians and so far sessions is getting little support from his republican colleagues up here. here's senator lindsey graham. >> if there is something there and it goes up the chain of investigation it is clear to me that jeff sessions who is my dear friend cannot make this decision about trump so there maybe nothing there but if there's something there that the fbi believes is criminal in nature then for sure you need a special prosecutor. all this comes as a house intelligence committee already moving forward on their own investigation here. according to the committee will focus on the contacts between russian officials and campaign the leaks here and the u.s. governments response to russian cyber activity. so this just adds another layer to an almost very complex investigation. >> let's get some deeper reporting and let's bring in our panel, cnn political panel list and author of how is your faith. and senior congressional correspondent. you have to add one more to the list now. jeff sessions and how interesting that the russian push back from their official sounds just like the white house push b

so. i'm sure lindsey appreciates the comment. we could not stop watching. the bbc dad and his kids' photo bomb. >> walk through the photo like what. >> and another video making the rounds. our graphic department had quite a good time with this. as did you in social media with reaction. >> your impression was on spot. i toent know how to sking it i'm they don't help single moms. hi. hi. what happened to our house last year? it flooded. and the water flooded out. yeah. the red cross arranged the hotel for us. they gave me that break, that leverage, to be able to get it together and... take care of them, you know? i feel like we've come full circle. like that! this is how i'll do it. sarah: there you go. >>> this morning on >>> this morning on "world news n now." the presidential tax returns. >> the issue was huge during the campaign with then capped dt trump refusing to release his tax returns. we'll have the latest on whether this was the big reveal many were hoping for. >>> the supernor'easter has the deep freeze about to set in

>> when hell froze over is that so you never met with him? >> john mccain and lindseye last on their list. i don't know why he would want to talk to me. i believe his country is run by dictator, thug and killer. he's not come into my office. the fact that jeff met with him at the cleveland convention, ambassadors attend the convention. just look at it this way. if he had something to hide, would you invite the guy to come to your office? i believe jeff sessions. i believe that in his own mind, he was being truthful. the contact he had with the russian ambassador was as senate sessions. i agree that jeff, because of his campaign relationship with the trump campaign should not be advising the fbi if there is an investigation. >> shepard: how can jeff sessions separate the two? he was the first senator to endorse donald trump. he is as close if not closer than anyone else on the cabinet to donald trump. at the time of this, he was actively a trump serrogate. he was also on the armed services committee. he was actively a trump surrogate. he was meeting with a top russian s

trump is now president trump, so, paul, lindsey and john, get on board, the train is to prosperity, no stops planned. elizabeth: the president on brand new tweets, about fake news about his visit with germany's chancellor. leland: the fight to repeal and replace obamacare, brand new on what americans think about health care. congressmen, one for and one against their own party. elizabeth: and france's investigators i trying to determine if the airport attacker had a quote, terrorist behind him. we'll have the latest on the search for answers coming up. and this is america's news headquarters from washington. happy saturday, i'm elizabeth prann. leland: great to have you back, liz. i'm in d.c., leland vittert at the white house. in a fox news alert. is the heavy lift of rolling back obamacare's regulation enters a new phase this week, house republicans will take the bill to the floor. depending on the nose count you choose to believe they might need more yes votes to get them over the hurdle. that's where president trump comes in. it's very much a working weekend for the president and h

whatever it might be, we want to make sure there's evidentiary support to back that up. >> so you think that lindsey graham, rob portman, darrell isa, jason chaffetz, kevin mccarthy, are jumping the gun? >> i would refer to the latter part of mccarthy's comments, he should recuse himself if there has been some wrongdoing. obviously from an investigation standpoint, many of us here in the halls of congress on the republican side are ready to move on, even though this dark cloud is mostly fabricated in many cases, there are still some things that have to be answered for us to move forward in building the trust of the american people. >> congressman, do you think this is fabricated, what's happening right now today? >> no, i'm not saying -- obviously there is evidence that there were two meetings. i'm a little disappointed there hasn't been more clarity or just the fact that we're now remembering those meetings. i don't get a chance to talk with too many international leaders. when i do, it certainly is impactful. that's not to say that you can leap to the place where there's specifically been any kind

. >> that's why this is a unique situation for lindsey graham. so rachel, i'm choosing hope. you can't take it away from me. not tonight, not right now. >> i leave you hope. good night, lawrence. >>> we have breaking news we're monitoring tonight. we're monitoring the reaction after a federal court blocked donald trump's revised travel ban. we also have breaking news on the craziest claim ever made by donald trump in the white house. the famous donald trump tweet about president obama tapping his phones. donald trump has just revealed the two specific sources for the information that he put in that tweet. we have that now. >> i said wait a minute, there is a lot of wiretapping being talked about. >> we don't have any evidence that that took place. >> did you ever give him any reason to believe that he was wife tapped by the previous administration? >> no. >> any evidence that president obama wire tapped trump tower? >> i want to know, was there any surveillance at all with a warrant or without a warrant. the longer it takes to answer that question, the more suspicious i get.

nor is lindsey graham. so it's kind of nice and refreshing. also seen a little bit of movement on the house side where a few republicans are getting to question this. but it's not deep there at all. >> carl, i talked to you about this, i was hoping to have you on yesterday but i have you on today. president trump attacked the media in tweets, he does it all the time, yesterday calling the media fake news, that was ahead of the comey hearing. listen to this, necessary son taking on the media. nixon taking on the media. >> i have never heard or seen such outrageous, vicious, distorted reporting in 27 years of public life. don't get the impression that you roused my anger. >> i have that impression. >> one can only be angry with those he respects. >> so nothing has been found yet, right? but plenty of presidents have had it out with the press. does this feel like it did during watergate? is this a watergate 2.0, carl? >> first of all, nixon tried to make the issue in watergate the conduct of the press, rather than the conduct of the president and

so enjoy. thank you. >> thanks very much, lindsey. i'm a fellow at the national review institute. we are here today to discuss immigration policy. immigration policy emerged as one of the most contentious issues in the country at large but also one of the most contentious issues on the political right. i'm joined here today by three very distinguished panelists. kristie de pena, national policy counsel, mark krikorian, executive director of the stecer for immigration studies and healther macdonald, thomas w. smith fellow at the manhattan institute. thanks sgroirfor joining me, gu. our goal for this panel today is to really clarify some of the disagreements within the right on immigration and also to look ahead to potential federal immigration legislation, what it might look like, what it ought to look like. first, i will just start by talking about the distinction between legal and illegal immigration. i would say for the last 20 to 30 years or so, this has been considered the most important crucial distinction in immigration policy and it's also been a big source of the controver

. >> reporter: republican senator lindsey graham is not so sure. >> my advice is let's celebrate this young man as a hero and not oversell, and i don't know if they're over sell, but we'll eventually find out. >> reporter: writing the speech was a trump team effort including the president, vice-president as well as top white house aides, not to mention ivanka trump and husband jared kushner. aides are pushing back it was a rhetorical reset after the darker inaugural address, yet the shift was palpable. >> the time for small thinking is over. the time for trivial fights is behind us. >> reporter: even if democrats are suspicious that the turn from the trivial will last. >> it only matters if he just stops tweeting today, if he stops insulting people that he is going to be watching on television today who might disagree with him. >> reporter: now, the white house is not offering any new insights as to when the president will sign a replacement for that executive order that banned travel from seven majority muslim countries but sources tell cnn the trump administration as we were saying

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senator lindsey graham spoke out at a town hall. >> the comment about the latest, have you seen it? sopparently this morning, president trump tweeted out that he believes that president obama ordered wire tapping during the campaign-- and that would be-- so i don't know what happened , but i can only say that the president of the united states is cla i am-- claiming that the former president of the united states ordered wire tapping of his campaign last year, i don't know if it's true or not, but if it is true, it would be the biggest political scandal since watergate. leland: there you go, from senator lindsay graham. help us following the bouncing tweets here. gregory korty of usa today, good to see you. >> sure. leland: we thought we would have a quiet morning. evidently mr. trump's aides thought they'd have a quiet morning and all of us woke up to this. up he is unpack. what's new? we've seen the reports before that there was perhaps a request to a court, a secret court for national security for wire taps against a couple of trump aides. there's a big distance between that and pres

republican senator lindsey graham suggested it's so loaded with political and real risks it's dead onreman cnn washington. >> and our thanks to tom foreman there. let's discuss this further with stephen moore, a former economics adviser for the trump campaign. great to have you on. >> great to be with you. >> good to have you. president trump is pushing for tax cuts but also big spend ppg how do these numbers add up? wreck it down for us. >> i cringed when i heard some of the spending increases that he talked about in the state of the union. i'm an old style fiscal conse e conservative and you're going to have to make cutbacks in spending. this deficit if we do nothing is headed to a trillion dollars over the next few years. so the outlook is bleak if we do nothing. we need to do a couple of things. first of all, we need to get the economic growth rate up, from 2% to 4%, you substantially ib crease the amount of revenues that come into the government and that does a lot to bringing down the deficit. but then you have to look at the other areas of the budget that need to be cut. now th

and what happens as well with senator lindsey graham and his subcommittee? >> so it's a matter of when, not if. someone will get it at some point. >> reporter: in theory, yes. >> well hedged. >> some prominent republicans are saying the current health care bill is dead on arrival once it gets to the senate. listen to this. >> from ryan, obamacare-lite, he will not have the votes. >> i would say to my friends in the house of representatives had whom i serve do, not walk the plank and vote for a bill that will not pass the senate and then have to face the consequences of that bill. >> vice president pence has said the bill is a framework. is it likely it will be revised? >> you have a freedom caucus that wants the bill to be more conservative and tom cotton, the senator from arkansas, who probably would have been with those conservative how guys were he still a member in the house is now a senator in arkansas working with a governor in arkansas who is trying to figure out how to pay for people who have medicaid. that's the dynamic in the senate. that's why you have

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there is no evidence to support it, then obviously it's very troubling. >> so it sounds like you are underscoring senator lindsey graham who says this would be, you know, a big scandal, the biggest scandal since watergate if there were that request for a warrant through fisa or if the obama administration were to carry through any wire tapping or fbi wire tapping without that kind of approval. so david, given that, do you believe that the trump administration or president trump realizes the gravity of which he -- of what he is saying? looks like we don't have that audio. patrick, can i ask you to tackle that question? >> we're having some real audio problems. david, i can now hear you clearly. perhaps you can hear my question in terms of what do you think president trump understands the gravity of what he is saying, especially in step with hearing senator lindsey graham that this potentially could be the biggest scandal since watergate if a request was made through fisa court or if the fbi or obama administration would approve any kind of wire tapping. >> i hope you can hear. it's troubling either way to go back

i have no knowledge of that but he's challenged the congress to help him so let's help. >> lindsey graham and sheldon asking the department of justice to produce copies of any warrant applications and court orders related to wiretaps of trump, the trump campaign and trump tower. graham telling kasie hunt that they'll subpoena if necessary. >> there's no reason for them not to give it to us. all we're asking for is a warrant issued. if they don't give it to us, yeah, i'll subpoena. >> reporter: it comes as they're clarifying whether or not trump wa t investigation. press secretary sean spicer saying this when asked about it at wednesday's briefing. >> is the president the target of an investigation. >> i think that's what we need to find out. >> reporter: less than 20 minutes later, spicer circles back. >> i just want to be clear on one point. there is no reason that we have to think that the president is the target of any investigation whatsoever. >> reporter: and now we're hearing how former president barack obama is reacting to the unsubstantiated wiretapping claims. a source close to t

. >> dickerson: there have been so many people picking at different pieces and issues of it, on your side, the other side, cotton from arkansas, lindsey graham from south carolina have both said, let's slow down. why go so fast? that is. >> that is actually really puzzling to me, why go so fast? let me see, we ran for peel and replace in 2010, we ran on repeal and replace in 2012, 2014, in 2016, oh by the way we spent six months last year developing a replacement plan and ran on that replacement plan. >> dickerson: the senators know that. >> this has been a long deliberative process. suggesting this is moving fast, going through four committees, going through regular order, saying you are going to do this for seven years and now come to the point where we are actually on the cusp of keeping our word, i hardly think that is rushing things. >> dickerson: the point is, this is historic, this is. >> this is historic and significant and if we don't act, the system is going to collapse and the beautiful thing about this plan that we are proposing, it is more freedom, it is more choices, it is more markets and lower prices which gets us bett

lindsey graham. i believe his country is run by a dictator, thug and killer so i don't think he is coming to my office. david: i fuld up "new york daily news," 2016 there was meeting at university club here in manhattan. a group of panelists including south carolina senator lindsey graham, veteran newsman ted koppel and russian ambassador sergey kislyak. they for get things either thatr their state. what i know about jeff sessions if anyone thinks he is in bed with the rushes they don't know jeff sessions. he is one of the most patriotic people i ever met. when i listened to hearings, al franken asked, that my goodness, breaking news an alleged story about alleged activity he was doing hypothetical. i thought it was clearly directed campaign activities. that is followed up in the documents that were submitted as part of his nomination process all relating to campaign activities. he was not acting as a campaign surrogate during the times that he met 25 ambassadors, including china which is also we're at odds with many, many issues. so to think somehow he he is in bed with the russians and screwed, i th

so glad it's you and not me of. >> well, sometimes, it only takes one. and lindsey graham might turn out to be the one republican senator who does the most damage on donald trump: >> purported details released by wikileaks of how the cia is able to turn personal at home devices into poet end eavesdropping tools. >> is the cia listening to me through my microwave oven? >> no. >> if they were, would you say yes? >> yes. >> under his predecessor tapping his phones. >> trump said it was particularly upsetting because he's a private man who likes to keep his thoughts to himself. >> it would be great if there was a, any evidence presented. >> you can't fact check crazy of. >> is the president the target of a counter intelligence investigation? >> that's what we need to find out. >> had he said it was attempted. >> russia attacked united states of america. >> russia is a ruse. >> they've interfered with our internal affairs. they tried to influence our election. >> i love wikileaks. >> i got a chance to look at some of raw inteler product. >> this is a major deal for the c

that potentially president trump could have weakened political capital because so many republicans such as senator lindsey graham, senator john mccain continue to ask questions about this. >> and kate, how damaging is that statement from nunes? >> it's damaging. first of all, nunes, yes, by leaking some of the classified information does not bode well. yes, it's intel against tellige for us to know what is going organization but to can accept the meeting does not bode west well. and considering that he and adam schiff had a good working relationship, its eye showing that yes, they have this working relationship and schiff is still coming to these conclusions. but it does not look good for nun nunes. >> great to have you here. >>> piecing together what happened in london this week. why teaching english classes may be a clue to understanding where the attacker chose to kill. the attacker chose to kill. y the room or how high the pollen count, flonase allergy relief keeps your eyes and nose clear. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause nasal congestion and itchy, watery eyes. for relief

when lindsey graham talks about yes, if it happened it would be something of that scale but it seem sosnlikely. another wrinkle in this story, rick quickly, snaas far as we know, there was a request in june that was refused. that doesn't seem consistent with this. >> time will eventually tell. thank you for this time on this saturday. that will do it for me this hour on "msnbc live." we'll stay on top of the trump wiretap i wiretapping. my colleague will take over for me. have a great day. ooohh!! aaaahh!! uh! hooooly mackerel. wow. nice. strength and style. it's truck month. get 0% financing for 60 months plus find your tag and get $5500 on select chevy silverado pick-ups when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. youthat's why drink eure.ou sidelined. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to

senator lindsey graham. thanks so much, sir. >> go.w. brian: and over here it says couldn't break into broadcasting. had to have a plan b. steve: it has not yet been invented. brian: now it's ainsley's turn. the big reveal coming your way. but first, let's check in with senate. we're not quite sure where she came from. we're just glad to have her. >> well, thank you. i'm here. we'll figure that out another time. it is crunch time for the president's bill. will the tough talk pull the gop together or push his critics away? we've got critics on both side, including reporter doug collins and if the bill passes, is it dead on rival in the senate? we will ask senator, he'll be live here as well. plus serious new allegations about paul manafort. once a key part of the trump campaign what he is saying today about allegations that there's now proof he was engaged in shady dealings with the russians. we'll see you top of the hour for america's newsroom. it's the phillips' lady! anyone ever have occasional constipation,diarrhea, gas or bloating?

lindsey graham. >> yeah. >> how about senator rand paul -- >> i think he's on the other side of that. so you got 52, we can lose 2, mike pence gets you over the thresho threshold. if you lose three, it's over. let me tell you a real problem here. the problem as i see it is this will be owned by us forever. rather than taking a republican bill that doesn't get us to where we go, why don't we try to do it together for a change, and the best way to do that is instead of repeal and replace, let it begin to collapse. democrats, now, help us because you created this mess, we all own it as a nation, let's work together to fix it. >> so you say let it go. >> i say this. if the republicans can't produce a product that's substantially better, the cbo numbers should, you know, be a wake-up call to us. i want to keep working with the president. he's working really, really hard to get there. but one of the components of this idea is that you can buy insurance across state lines. that cannot fit in reconciliation so you need 60 votes in the senate to be able to buy products across state lines. we're n

severe for sometime and it will continue to be so according to british prime minister. >> clarissa ward, thank you very much. let's get back to senator lindsey graham. have you been briefed on this attack today? is there any intelligence, for example, on similar plots in the united states? >> no, i have not. i've been in the gorsuch hearings today. our condolences to those who lost their lives and the families and those injured. with what i want to know for our nation was this a coordinated terror attack, directed by isil or some other organization or a loan wolf -- lone wolf killing in the name of jihad. that's my question was this a coordinated attack or a self inspired terror attack. >> he used a knife and a car. supports said if you don't have a gun, get a knife, you don't have a knife, get a car. start killing people. here's what worries me, copycat attacks. is that a serious concern? >> yeah, you have mentally disturbed people who want their 15 minutes of fame and others who become radicalized because of this action. i like that president trump is going to have a more aggressive military plan. if you can destroy isil that's a step in t

so jeremy, let's go back to health care. i was thinking about something that lindsey graham said this morning and he said to the folks on "morning joe," that's a lot before 8:00 in the morning. i don't like this. >> better get used to it, right? >> now that it's noon, i feel like i can ask you about the health care bill. not dead yet. but on life support? >> i think this falls apart and comes back together and falls apart several times before you reach a point where you can declare it dead or alive. i think that -- >> the biggest lift right now on speaker ryan? >> well, not just speaker ryan because i do think that donald trump has an ability to wrangle members of the freedom caucus in a way that paul ryan, frankly, doesn't have because he never really had their support to begin with. so the trickier aspect of this, chris, is over in the senate and that's where you have members of the republican party at both polls, the more moderate and far right, who are opposed to this for very different reasons and right now it's very hard to see this getting even the 51 votes that it would need to get under the special process that they cou

lindsey graham. it's a head scratcher. neil gorsuch has done so well in those confirmation hearings.ow he had 1. >> 0% a -- he had 100% approval when he was trying to get a lower seat and the democrats loved him. what's behind his? >> politics. the left is going insane after trump won the election. this has nothing to do with neil, it has everything to do with the democratic base and the hard left taking over the democratic party. chuck schumer has been a destructive force in my opinion when it comes to the senate. 97% of neil gorsuch's have been in the majority. a 900-page report on who he was as a judge and a person. 500 lawyers from the left, right, middle said he's one of the most talented judges. a republican president could not have chosen better than neil gorsuch. this all politics with schumer. i hope some people care more about this country than party and don't go where schumer leads them. maria: do you think they can push it forward or will they new york it down? >> i didn't vote for obama, but he nominated sotomayor and justice kagan. my standard was were they well qualifi

lindsey graham. senator, thanks so much for the time. >> thank you. >> so you have seen cnn's new reporting, senator,ying that the fbi is looking into trump associates and that they may have colluded with suspected russian operatives to release information damaging to hillary clinton during the campaign. you, of course, have oversight over the fbi and your subcommittee. have you seen anything that points to this? >> no, i haven't. i've heard from director clapper that during his time, he saw no collusion between the trump campaign and the russians. now we know that director comey says there's an ongoing criminal investigation, we have your report. and the one thing i would tell the country is i want to make sure we get to the bottom of whatever this is, that go where the evidence takes you, that i hope the house and senate can hold it together, and congress can do their job, but the main thing is, let the fbi do their job without political interference. >> senator, you said you hope the house and the senate can hold it together. that gets to this. the house intelligence community chairman, devon nune

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