a staggering work $.9 trillion. joining us now, south carolina senator graham, who says the bill can be paving a path to socialism. m: thank you. >> chris: you commissioned the congressional budget office to see how much the build back better plan would cost, to go on for ten years. the cbo found instead of adding $200 billion to the deficit, it will add $3 trillion to the deficit. but senator, the white house says that's fake. if the programs are extended, they will find ways to pay for them. >> senator graham: give me a plan to pay for them done. president biden said the bill was paid for, vice president harris said it was paid for. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, it's not paid for. it's $3 trillion of debt. what does this mean? the house should revote. the vote in the house was based on a fraud. it doesn't cost $1.75 trillion. it's $4.9 trillion. if this is paid for, i missed it. give it to me. give it to the american people. show us how you're paying for this bill. joe manchin came to me and he said i think this bill is full of gimmicks. these programs will go away, lindsey. they go for ten years, the bill will

a. graham posting hate speech and conspiracy theory. however, moscow says that double standards, africa, german media, rounded on russia, are trying to sign a few years ago. and mary lee to describe these policy reporting, convicts, news even saying it's causing a surgeon, gang related crimes and demand. the destroyer stops treated as country like a dumping ground. it is not good enough. you deal and is becoming a penal colony for australia and just deporting your problem. why does not solve the problem of gangs invite australia and new zealand? the news? hello, welcome. you watching it in to national this wednesday afternoon. it's just gone for o'clock came in the russian capital, while the gable k, we'd pandemic to continue. america has a different priority with joe biden. nice signing a massive $700000000000.00 military budget for the upcoming year, even by america's own estimates, a 100 times more than the cost of vaccinating the entire planet is murdered. can 5th explain it's bigger than it's bader than ever before. america's new mi

recognize your buzzed warning signs and get a ride home. - [graham] this week we're cooking up a specialests dishing on the grub that fuels their game. - i eat, on average, about 10, 12 eggs a day. - [graham] these stars divulge their healthy eating habits. - i start with warm water and lemon so i can help my body detoxify. - [graham] and their sweet tooth cravings. - i'll fill it up, chocolate, about almost a quarter of the way. - my routine, one season, was mcdonald's before every game. - [graham] they share how they've changed their diets to better themselves. - when i was a kid, i used to get these boils, like sores on my body sometimes, and i think it was 'cause i just had too much sugar and milk and crap in my diet. - [graham] and accomplish their goals. - dinner, five ounces of fish, cup of vegetables steamed. 2.5 pounds a week off like clockwork.

graham: joe had a conversation with some business people. and he was worried about the fact that when you add up all of the money we've spent since covid, it is larger than what we spent on world war ii. back in november, a little over a month ago. , he believed this budget bill written was full of gimmicks and when you take those gimmicks out, you see the cost. he was, wow, that is more than wharton. but senator manchin to his credit i think reached out to wharton business school and said would you look at these proposals if they did not go away? he said a couple of things. the true effect on the deficit, where is that? including the programs continuing, which they will. you've got $3 trillion worth of offsets. i don't believe it is possible to find $3 trillion of offsets without wrecking the economy. you're going to raise taxes by $3 trillion, tax the government -- cut the government? what i think will happen is that joe will take these numbers and make decisions about what comes next. senator manchin would say stop, shelf build back bette

ever became law, there's no turning back. >> on the child tax credit, -- now find a way to keep it until january? sen. graham: the child tax credit does not need to be extended, there is a bipartisan proposal that could be worked upon to help people who work with thaad -- with child tax credits. rep. smith: i would follow up on your question, this bill, in my opinion, is all about more control on the lives of working-class americans. americans are facing numerous crises, whether it is border, whether it is the energy crisis, inflation, whether it is a leadership crisis in the oval office, they are facing all kind of crises. and this piece of legislation only makes it worse. in this bill, there are over $300 billion to push people not to work. and we have help-wanted signs all across america. we cannot find enough people. we have a supply chain crisis. this is the last thing we need is for this administration, the washington democrats, to push of this legislation to make working-class americans' lives even worse. sen. graham: thank you very much. appreciate it. [captioning performed by the national captioning

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printed on it, but the russian way a late as well. so you, graham sheep, they may not m a c, you know, so i think it should be on blocked as well. all right, melinda. so if i come back to you on this, yes, i, this is cathy. i agree with the lexi, but that's not strong enough. i, i don't think that the package that president biden laid out yesterday, you know, we were not privy to all the details, but the details were privy to. i don't think that's enough to deter putin. i don't see why the united states isn't fortifying nato allies on the eastern flank right now. there's no reason why we shouldn't be doing that. i think the united states it of it yesterday. sullivan said that we have a pipeline to the ukrainians and we're sending. we're sending weapons through that pipeline fabulous. but if these estimates are right, and the russians are considering an invasion of partial invasion or full invasion in january, february, once the weather permits it, once tanks can move more freely, we got to get stuff there now and getting a big weapon, expensive weap

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diet and 4 out of 5 say owners also say they're more likely to make their pups a special meal for christmas. so hopefully grahampecial meal coming his way. well, speaking of dogs, these next dog definitely have been watching what they eat. that's because they're starring in a new calendar for the new york police department more than a dozen dogs and other animals are featured in the 2022 nypd canine and friends calendar. many of those dogs in the calendar are named after fallen officers. now the calendars are being sought for $25 each all proceeds go towards the new york city police foundation programs as well as incentives. there. coming up the next hour. the oakland is considering opening new police academies how that help the department get new officers. >> plus pleasanton could extend its ban on smoking to new places the areas you would not be able to smoke at if passed. and today is the 80th rememberance of the attack on pearl harbor. we're going to hear from navy veteran's retelling their time as sailors when it happens. i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the

kawa has been bringing her grandson's ears since her husband was swept away and the sooner me a gilbert i graham ha more well as grandma said it's been 10 years since the earthquake. oh, i'll be a junior high school student next year. leah is already in his 2nd year in junior high, so he'll be in his 3rd year and he'll be doing high school entrance exams. yeah, and there's this new virus is killing lots of people just like the earthquake and soon army. that's why we're wearing masks. but we're all doing well. must do it again to day mother, the boys and they grandma feel like he can hear them. and later when she's alone in the booth, a cala office, a husband to keep them all safe from the corona virus wound for you in a moment. did you go there? now to bangladesh, where a woman has made headlines by becoming the country's 1st transgender news, anchor conservative estimate say there are some 10000 transgender people in the country. though active a say the actual number is higher considering bangladesh as population of 160000000 . and like in so many places, the transgender community faces stigma,

it's hardly day a few seconds fiasco. graham and a quarter see it enough to just let us know about somebody which i assume that is on it. school board and member friend where you to have an on that. so you are, you have a sandwich, friends, house, before i go to stephen, the steward sickening get through or the flu shot your back and i was out last summer to be in the pocket on julia and i saw on joint house. none. i mean, you'll make statements off to you violates of his rights by his name coming out. i mean, i'm sorry, sure everybody, you know, the 3 left, the legation 6 by will never be clarified me. they are talking about which case we're talking about. the swedish case and no one's talking about the case. there was there in the beginning that it's still ongoing, which is as far as i'm concerned, which is the great danger to me and to the organization as a whole, which is this massive s b investigation? me that's the serious. we are in a conflict situation with the largest, most powerful employer. that's what it is that has

this is a request by senator graham to score a bill that is not currently being debated. that is her prerogative to do. our focus is now on the existing bill that will lower the deficit and pay for the $2 trillion tax cuts that republicans did not pay for. they are welcome for that. i would say that to your question, the president has conveyed very clearly that he would like president -- like this to be paid for. but this is a fake score about a bill that does not exist. we should really focus on the actual bill everyone is going to vote on and considering in congress right now. >> is vice president harris still in charge of addressing the root causes of migration from el salvador, honduras and guatemala? >> yes and she is announcing a commitment this afternoon. >> why has she not spoken to the president of guatemala since june? sec. psaki: i did see this strange report from the president of guatemala saying that he has had no contact with the white house which is inaccurate. >> he said president harris. he has not spoken to her and she is in charge. why is that? sec. psa

a letter to cbo? because joe manchin came to me and said i think this bill is full of gimmicks. jonathan: lindsey grahamf south carolina. from new york city this morning, good morning. lisa abramowicz, caroline hyde, jonathan ferro. tk back with us for fed decision day and a couple of days. up about 10 on the s&p 500 and up 0.3% on the nasdaq 100. another 2% higher on the s&p. senator lindsey graham saying this is a one-two punch to build back better. he was was bonding to inflation -- he was responding to the inflation printed america. lisa: the one-two punch might just be that democrats can't get on the same page on anything. the fact that we are still talking about salt deductions, capital gains taxation, how much this gets applied, this tells you what you need to know for 2021 passage. jonathan: it is all in the sentence there for senator lindsay graham, a republican senator invoking the words of, cap. -- of a democrat. lisa: inflation is going to be probably one of, if not the key debate issue when we head into the 2022 midterms. jonathan: emily wilkins joins us of bloomberg government and washingt

i'm joined in a short moment by lindsey graham.ights of the unborn in congress for decades. now in his first interview on this since the supreme court took up the largest abortion case in decades, we're going to speak with him next. >> i think with all of my heart and soul that america needs to get out of this club, that america needs to come to the aid of a baby who is 20 weeks in to the birthing process. we should stand united and stop this practice. veteran homeowners. if you haven't refinanced yet, get in on record low rates now. the newday two and a quarter refi is the lowest rate in newday's history. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. just one call, and you can save thousands every year. there's no money out of pocket and no up front fees. the newday two and a quarter refi. at these rates, you may never need to refinance again. >> martha: breaking right now. the update on the shooting death of jacqueline avant, the wife of clarence avant. let's listen in. >> i'd like to walk you through the information that i can curre

this is a ask request by senator graham to score a bill that is not currently being debated but it's important to understand when anyone raises a question about this new cbo score, it is a fake score about a bill that doesn't exist and we should really focus on the actual bill everyone is going to vote on and considering in congress right now. >> sean: jen psaki is lying as per usual. the true cost of build back better socialism is monumental, not fully paid for it. we've been lied to, not even close and according to two of barack obama's top economic advisors, this bill would cause inflation to spike even more. lindsey graham said it's like pouring gasoline on it. joining us now, south carolina senator lindsey graham. first of all, i was mad at you over the infrastructure bill, i'm not as mad as i was, so we don't always agree but you rightly demanded no accounting gimmicks, you rightly demanded it be scored accurately, the democrats always said the cbo is the gold standard and when you get to the real numbers, 5.1 trillion, 3 trillion to the deficit. we been lied to the whole time.

a satanic art display placed next to a nativity scene has franklin graham feeling. josÉ and i'm a single christmas do it. first, christmas is and will always be a holy season and the time i hold sacred but years ago seinfeld introduced its own yuletide celebration on december 2, '03, they call it festive us. >> traditional festive us begins -- i have a lot of problems with you people. now you are going to hear about it. raymond: i reject this tradition. i restrict myself to the airing of grievances because i have a lot of problems too. let's see if we share these. this year we went to the border and brought you the ongoing chaos. most of this was caused by biden's decisions. when he came into office the president overturned trump's remain in mexico policy, threatened to end title 42, the health measure that allowed agencies or migrants away at the border and stopped construction of the wall. less then he later biden has found some border policies that work. he has reinstituted the remain in mexico policy, title 42 in place and authorize the construction of parts of t

i think i'm gonna dress caroline up in some fun space here a while with space. her graham has had a massive impact on modern culture and it is exactly that sort of the prevalence of the image of the astronaut e. c. everywhere. affiliated with anything, it's sort of become the one thing like everyone recognizes an answer in a big, bulky space suit. usually the apollo era white one. and everyone recognizes a rocket, but somehow those 2, those 2 things and really mainly the suit because it's that human. like we, we see we can see ourselves in a seat, right? you can put, you can put that on. you could be extra but what i want to do now is get inside a real space, eat and feel for myself what it's actually like. as an independent company in new york, what final frontier design? it's run by american ted southern and his russian colleague, nickel, i'm, we see that creating a suit that she has some technology with the current russian seemed the suck wholesale, which is you last notes traveling to the international space station. canadian astronaut commanded chris hatfield. whew, t

a crying foul. ah, hello, i made room for the again, this is al jazeera alive from dough, also coming up. soldiers in their la graham, a car, into a peaceful antique who rally, killing at least 5 protested. ah belgium police respond with water cannon after being set upon by riotous protest against corona, virus restrictions and indonesia, towns and villages almost buried in ash by interrupting volcano. at least 14 people have died ah, can be as president adama barrow has been declared the winner of saturdays election of what is supporters of celebrating as a landslide? ah, it is, they cheer at least 3 of barrows, opponents are rejecting the result. aurora was 1st elected in 2016, and being 22 years of autocracy, and the young jama who fled into exile the following year. i was here, as i'm address, is in the capital banjo, and has a round up of the numbers for us. its official, i guess on mr. battle has been re elected in what looks like on line slide. this code more than 457000 votes and his clothes, his opponent got in fact, 238000 votes. not was the result declared by the chairman of the independent electoral comm

you are a champion of very focus the shell company issue in which a huge congressional institute, particularly thanks to lindsey graham and chuck grassley on judiciary who kept us alive and kicking for a long time. >> probably could've seen lindsey graham come would've love that moment because it was addressing down. crapo was chair of finance took it up and move the jurisdiction to finance and they were able to get it passed and sherrod brown strong support so a big thank you to those colleagues who worked very admirably, this happen. >> last sort of question maybe. feel free to do -- one to the things that crossed my mind with the biden administration adopting this counter kleptocracy anticorruption agenda so closely so strongly that it sometimes in d.c. and partly because once i take something of the other side decides they want to start -- >> you are for its i have to be against it. >> exactly. it is been this remarkable bipartisan, you talked about all the tetchy domestic political issues, that corruption can exacerbate and, of course, corruption is a first political insult you want to fling at an opponent. given

you chose is necka graph to your dream of the decade novels i think you chose, or you chose a remark from graham she, i seem to recall in we she talks about how the old is died in the new is not born. and in that middle period called in a kind of interregnum, there is complexity and difficulty this, this, you know, it's problematic. the present is always problematic in that way because it always says this admixture of the old and the new. so a terrorist might want because of a, you know, a traditional belief might use very, very modern means to carry out some act based on that traditional belief. and that is to make sure that we're in at the moment, and it can sometimes be of a dangerous mixture. i mean, i want to go to breakfast again. there were complex breaks, a tear arguments and complex remain. humans famously. but how is it that if, as you say, things become more and more spectral, in terms of our understanding of the questioning of the world and the universe has political, some elements of political theory appeared to get more certain certainly amongst maybe it's just the read your vacati

. >> mark levin says the push to pack the court is a democrat power graham. >> it was before and is a thug and a liar. you got to college lying about her ethnicity, she continued to live out her of the city to get big-time appointments as a professor. she didn't use her brain, she tried to use native americans to get to where she is. this fog says we should four seats to the united states supreme court. this is the wants to add court seats to the united states senate, they want to add enough seats until they control everything. you know what that is? totalitarianism and that is what she is, a totalitarian. >> these are new calls come as this report continues a pivotal abortion case they could have major implications for roe v wade. >> still in two officers come face-to-face with death as a tornado destroys their patrol cars while they are inside. but that didn't stop them from saving a little girl trapped in the devastating storm. >> an amazing story, one of those heroes joins us live next. ♪ ♪ 'tis the season to break tradition in a cadillac. don't just put on a light show—be the lig

five years ago last week in a high courtjudge ruled that fellowjockey week in a high courtjudge ruled that fellow jockey grahamld _ was responsible. punishment for reckless riding would be - was responsible. punishment for reckless riding would be much i was responsible. punishment for. reckless riding would be much the way forward simply because when you punish a jockey for doing manoeuvre in a race that shouldn't have been done the jockey gets x amount of days to be on the sidelines. that would send the right signals out. i think it will make the sport overall a cleaner and safer environment. in a cleaner and safer environment. in response, the british horseracing authority said we will consider the high courtjudgment in detail and carefully assess what implications it may hold for british racing in discussion with industry stakeholders. the full transcript of the hearing will allow us to consider any of the other relevant matters which were raised over the course of the hearing. arsenal manager has tested positive for covid again. you will miss the new year's day match against manchester city. he first cont

so a lot of carbon per se, graham ito, of mangrove forest. a lot of that is in the city mens not just in the bio mass that makes sense. looking at the monroe forest. it's not a m, all that's big compared to a tropical rain forests like that. but in the sediments in the soil that they keep their, with their roots, that can be a lot of carbon stored. there is no one natural carbon st, extracting carbon dioxide, out of the atmosphere. but nature provides us with a number of options. and 1st and foremost, we need to reduce our c, o, 2 emissions. well for us all important coupling seats up to 40 percent of the odd salons is covered with grass land. these under.

i've got a great picture. graham looking very concerning out in the rain as he would not go out, johnson arrest him out. just looking ok alright, send go with that we i will definitely so. of and hopefully you guys can get outside with the dog owes really quick. even just raining pretty good out there. i know they're not going to want to go outside. >> you're probably not want to go outside either. if you have the work from home option you are so lucky. i'd take it today because the rest of us had to get out there and brave these not so great travel conditions your view outside of her berkeley hills. cam is looking really gray, really wet the core of the atmospheric river is pushed right into the center of the bay. you can actually see between our 2 red arrow lines. there where that core of deep moisture is that is really affecting a whole lot they're very well traveled portions of the bay, including our bridges this morning. you can see from the bay bridge, golden gate bridge richmond center, fell bridge, all of the

would respond to you is that he made a promise that he would -- democrats alone vote to raise the debt limit, that is, in essence, what he has done. but lindsey graham is also -- >> sean: ari. ari, i love you, but they are creating a one-time new rule to make this happen. >> that was my second point that i was making there. we have traditionally raised the debt limit as a part of reconciliation, but it also shows, sean, a more fundamental issue. it is meaningless. no limit on the debt. we have a choice between default and spending. no one has gone after the spending program, new attacks but medicare, social security, meaningfully cutting spending, nobody in either party, really. the debt limit is obscure, an excuse to get into the last-minute over default. it serves no practical purpose anymore. it never limits the debt. >> sean: in reality, the government never shuts down either. not essential services, what have you. social security checks go out. the military stays working. we don't shut down the government and then a bunch of government employees get a vacation and then they get voted back pay. that's what almost always happens. this is my view

it's a good thing. >> martha: lindsey graham here with us. welcome.nted is, if you raise your hand and you're in afghanistan and you want to go home, we'll get you home. is it as easy as that for people that want to leave still? >> no. the bottom line is a lot of members of congress, to the compton, myself, so many of us, we're trying to get people out that we knew. i did my reserve duty in afghanistan. i've been working with the state department working to get them out. they couldn't move. they couldn't get to the airport. they were using people as hostages to get leverage against us. so the idea that people decided recently to get out so a lie. they set numbers that were not true. they're doing nothing to deal with thousands of afghans that fought along our side to get them out. i have a green ribbon. senator blumenthal and myself will wear a green ribbon through the holiday season as a reminder of those that we left behind in afghanistan. this was a botched withdrawal. most of the people that came out were not vetted. we left behind the ones that h

him like anybody else will be sad behind in your account to input it on the day of the 2nd, cfo, graham, and a court kept see it or not to just, you know, on somebody which i assume the limb that is on our way to head on that. so you are, you have a san fran house before i bought it to vegas to get through uh the flu caught us from your back and i was out last month to be in the pocket on juliana sanchez, the us known. i mean, you'll make statements after you violates his rights by his name coming out. i mean, i'm not sure everybody, you know, the 3 left, the allegations expire, they will never be clarified. talking about swedish case. we're talking about swedish case and no one's talking about the case. there was there in the beginning that is still ongoing, which is as far as i'm concerned, which is a great danger to me and to the organization as a whole, which is this massive espionage investigation who let's be serious. we are in a conflict situation with the largest, most powerful employer. that's what it is that has ever existed in such a situation. it's remarkable to survival, a paid pa

this is a ask request by senator graham to score a bill that is not currently being debated.tand that when you, when anybody raises a question about this new cbo score, it is a fake score about a bill that doesn't exist. elizabeth: okay. another fastball being whipped by the american people. 15 or 17 of those programs, majority of them likely will become permanent because that what has been going on since the '50s in d.c. you float an entitlement, it becomes cemented in stone. your reaction. >> as milton friedman said there is more permanent than a temporary federal program, liz. that is exactly what is going on here. what the press secretary is saying is the exact opposite of the truth yet again. the budget gimmicks they put in the bill to get the number down below 2 trillion were taken out. that is what lindsey graham asked to be done, scored along the same length of time the pay fors were scored. when he does that, you get a 3 trillion-dollar addition to our national debt. that is 10% of the current debt that is way too high. this is ridiculous argument the white house is

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all week it is a juice box and graham crackers. no happy ending there. t the point is this, this is what you see when you're on a and everyone wants to reward th troops and we are they troops, instead of shooting, we get the shots. which makes it tough to see whe this is going to integrate even the new york times is asking if it's time to start moving back to normalcy as they say, covid no presents the sort of risk to most vaccinated people that we unthinkingly except with other parts of life like driving, swimming, eating at arby's, but there isn't going to be a day when we wake up to headlines proclaiming that covid is defeated, that's the thing abou war, it needs an ending or it won't end. here is the question, what do the pandemic afghanistan and drug crisis have in common? we have a war on drugs, we had war in afghanistan and of cours the war is being waged against virus. they all show unless you have a declaration of surrender from the other side, we never declar victory. it can keep going on to everyon even though to everyone it feel like it's over

eligible the sound behind on him in your account to input entirely up to date, instead of cfo graham and a court kept saying not to just let us know about somebody, which i assume that is on its way at the school board member for what the hell on that. so you are, you have a sandwich friend warehouse. before i go to the students, get through the flu shot and i was up last summer in the pot on julia and i saw join us known. i mean, you're making statements off to you violates his rights by his name coming out. i mean, i'm sorry. sure. everybody, you know, the 3 left legation expire, they will never be clarified me talking about speech case, we're talking about swedish case and no one's now talking about the case. there was there in the begin that is still ongoing, which is as far as i'm concerned, which is the great danger to me and to the organization as a whole, which is this massive espionage investigation. mm. let's be serious. we are in a conflict situation with the largest, most powerful employer. that's what it is that has ever existed in such a situation. it's remarkable to survive.

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this is a ask request by senator graham to score a bill that is not currently being debated. prerogative to do but what our focus is on is on the existing bill that will lower the deficit, that will also over an additional 10 years pay for the $2 trial tax cuts that republicans didn't pay for. they're welcome for that. >> harris: she is trying to talk above our heads. let's see if it work marsha [burn. what was she telling about. are there two different bills and what's the story? >> there is one bill. she knows that. but once again, harris, jen psaki is wrong because this bill is not paid for. it is $3 trillion in debt that we know is going to be added onto our nation's debt and our children are going to have to pay for this. another thing, it is not 1.75 trillion in costs, if you say okay, we're going to pay for each year of these programs. not take 10 years of taxes and pay for one year of program. then the true cost of the bill is nearly $5 trillion. so what this does is bring some sunlight to this discussion. the bill is not paid for. the bill adds to the federal debt. i

this is a ask request by senator graham to score a bill that is not currently being debated.t will lower the deficit, that will also over an additional 10 years pay for the $2 trillion tax cuts that republicans didn't pay for. they are welcome for that. >> bret: juan, first part, probably accurate on the scoring. second part questionable if you just listen to what brit set and what manchin is talking about. >> yeah, i think that's right. the thing about it is the first part of what she said about, you know, this being something that -- what's being scored is not what is being voted on absolutely right. then she raises the specter of the fact that republicans under president trump passed a bill that they didn't pay for. i think all of this is back and forth. and i think that people watching from outside of washington should be know that ultimately, i think, what you are going to get is something paired down that manchin can support. because these proposals, things like universal pre-k. the tax cuts for working class people, dealing with climate change, child care, these are po

host: here's an exchange between the homeland security secretary and senator lindsey graham at a judiciaryearing last month where they are talking about the border crossings and enforcement. >> people who come here illegally, how many of them have been released into the country? >> senator, i can break that down to the best of my ability. nearly one million, approximately 965,000 have been subject to expulsion under title 42 of the united states code. >> how many left? >> approximately 40,000 have been removed under our immigration authorities it in the department of homeland security like an hundred 40,000 no no approximately at 965 thousand were expelled. approximately 40,000 have been removed. approximately a hundred -- 125,000 unaccompanied children have been transferred to the custody and shelter of health and human services. the balance to the best of my knowledge and immigration enforcement proceedings -- >> where does that leave us? how many people are still here? >> of the 1.7 million, how many people are still here? >> i would ask the mate approximately 375,000 -- i would say app

a staggering $4.9 trillion. joining us now south carolina's lindsey graham, top republican on the senate budget committee, who saypaving a path to socialism. senator, welcome back. >> thank you. chris: you commissioned the congressional budget office to project how much build back better will cost over the ten years assuming that the programs that are in it, the spending programs that are in it go on for ten years and are not, as is the case with childcare, just for one year. the cbo found instead of adding $200 billion to the deficit, it will add $3 trillion to the deficit. but, senator, the white house says that's fake because if the programs are extended, they'll find ways to pay for it. >> well, give me a plan to pay for them then. president biden said the bill was fully paid for. vice president harris said it was paid for. schumer, pelosi, secretary of treasury yellen. the cbo says it's not paid for. it's $3 trillion of deficit spending. it's not $1.75 trillion over ten years, it's 4.9 trillion. what does this mean in the house should revote. the vote in the house was based on a fraud. this bill doesn't cost