then he made the one and only, the legendary promoter, bill graham, and things changed. >> he met billham and he gets to open for the stones in oakland policy in. >> he made his home in the bay area and recently revealed he was diagnosed with stage iv esophageal cancer. >>> what did we learn from the latest democratic debate? after the break we will talk to an expert about how the race is starting to shake out and how the candidates stack up against each other. >>> a warning in the south bay about county felt pills laced with fentanyl. it comes after four deadly overdoses just last month. >>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleep world. we are celebrating our 50th anniversary. coming to celebrate with us. (music throughout) >>> vice president mike pence rallied the republican base at the annual party retreat. he pledged that president trump will be reelected and that republicans want to retake the house in 2020. he also took a few slats and democrats after last night's debate mocking former vice president joe biden. >> i hurt my i heard my predecessor was asked a question t

musical career began right here in the bay area in the mid- 70s under the guidance of the late bill graham. chris jackson was our guest earlier. >> he met the legendary graham and things changed from there.>> suddenly he gets open for the stones and stay on the green at oakland coliseum.>> he made his home in the bay area, he recently revealed he had been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer.>>> a problem plagued the bay area police department, the experiences and the challenges he faces.>>> a passenger jet takes off from the wrong runway, how they helped uncover dozens of similar mistakes. ♪ hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can know who's on your network and control who shouldn't be, only with xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. >>> local firefighters were called to another fire at a homeless examined today that broke out at 8 am, drivers on interstate 880 reported seeing the smoke and arriving firefighters on furniture and other debris burning there. there are no reports of injuries.>>> or learning more about a deadly wrongly crash in the south, officials say the driver of an suv was go

musical career began right here in the bay area in the mid- 70s under the guidance of the late bill grahamr guest last hour. let's talk about how he started out in the bay area at these local clubs and then hendy prom the stones and a day on the green at the oakland coliseum. >> he made his home in the bay area he recently revealed he had been diagnosed with stage or esophageal cancer.>>> sean livingston announced his retirement from pro basketball today. the veteran point guard revealed his decision this morning and a heartfelt post on instagram. he was drafted out of high school with the fourth overall pick in 2004, he played 15 seasons in the nba and his last championship teams this he decade.>>> one bay area family is coming together in the fight against prostate cancer. er. >>> second day of the heat here the heat advisory is in place until 7:00 this evening and take a look at the numbers we are well above normal for today, san francisco maxed out at 94 degrees, the normal temperature for today is 70 degrees so a big departure there for the entire bay area, well above average good 10

was talk about how he started out in the bay area, he meets the one and only legendary promoter bill graham there. >> he met him and suddenly the gets the day on the green oakland coliseum this album went double platinum and then he's really a r&b singer, chris jackson is saying it; and al green and eddie money he is that level of r&b singer and after that album he dipped into the r&b a little bit, did not do as well so they came back rocking in the third album but he has that voice.>> more than anything his music was considered blue-collar at its core.>> yes and he really loved san jose and he would go to the south bay he had a following all over the bay area, he opened for the stones in 1978, oakland coliseum, the stones did not go on until 1030, there were supposed to go on at nine, bill told him just keep going the fans love you.>> obviously you spend some time with him what is it you want people to know? >> everybody knows he was super funny and that's why he was always on my radio show and tv but really behind that it overshadowed his voice and he really has one of the great soulful v

this project, a cultural corridor from hayes valley to the jazz center, up by the symphony, past bill graham, all the way to at&t. the idea would be to leverage opportunities and events around this. you can see the second food and beverage pavilion and access to brooks hall on the right, facing off potential infill underneath a renovated canopy to set up the street section on growth so you have active edges. where right now, you have a dark road underneath the existing canopy. part of the grantor grandeur and ceremony of this access from city hall to market street, these are temporary events for the shriners and the city of light that were installed for us these celebrations. you can see the symmetry that is being utilized to reinforce the ceremony and grandeur. this is the space that is characterized as cultural as opposed to the civic centre. this is leveraging the presence and activity and oversight in way of the asian hard to museum. along its flank we are suggesting there could be a sculpture garden with a long-running bench that they could curate and manage. along the library side, whi

. >> bill: lindsey graham reacting last night. we should get a read-out of the transcript in the next hour. karl rove with me now. saw you a lot yesterday and last night. where do you think we are on this right now, karl, as you look at it 9:17 on the east coast? >> well, we've got the democrats hell bent on impeachment regardless of what is in that transcript. they could have waited for the transcript to come out. i think they would have been on firmer ground had they done so. they are out there going. it is remarkable to me to have tone deaf they are. we have elizabeth warren this weekend saying that we have -- the president ought to be impeached because he tried to get a foreign government involved in influencing our election. what about hillary clinton? i don't remember you criticizing her for sending money to fusion gps and hiding it by laundering it through a law firm and then they hired christopher steele who calls up his buddies in moscow, former russian secret service agents and said got any dirt on donald trump? talk abo

issues will drive it. >> bill: lindsey graham is coming up on breaking news.ying defense where? >> in the west they're playing defense in arizona which was much closer than it has traditionally been so they'll have to play defense in the west as well as go on offense. >> bill: i can talk about this for an hour. you could probably two hours. we'll talk soon. karl rove in austin. >> sandra: robert o'brien is the new national security advisor. lindsey graham reacting to that. >> i want to congratulate president trump on picking robert oh 'brien the next national security advisor. he understands the world and has great negotiating skills as our hostage negotiator and will be a sound policy advisor to the president of the united states. >> sandra: he is currently serving as what the president called a very successful special presidential envoy for hostage affairs at the state department. so that news as the president promised coming within a week of john bolton's ouster. >> bill: close with mike pompeo as well. a quick break. my apologies to karl rove. we'll get hi

bills. caught up in it all, graham and claire. it wasn't a pleasant scene.nding the money. 0bviously, they are worried about not being paid themselves. government advice is not to pay because of cover from the atoll travel scheme, but in another part of spain, guests were locked out of their rooms until they did. we went out for dinner last night and came back to the hotel and we couldn't get into our room. so we had to go downstairs to the lobby and the lady said, basically, "give us 340 euro and you can get back into your room." so that was what we had to do. it's money she can claim back. but other customers gave money to staff out of work during one —— crewing one of the last thomas cook flights after a collection organised by a passenger. it's now likely that thomas cook's german airline will be rescued by a loan from the german government. but in britain, an entire operation is grounded. there will be a probe into the company's demise. tom burridge, bbc news. the duke and duchess of sussex ate traditional south african food and visited the country's ol

bill. we don't know where these negotiations between senator blumenthal and senator graham will come but we are insisting on a vote on background checks because if you have an extreme protection law and someone has an order against them and there is no background check, john jones can go to a gun show or online and buy it anyway so you need background checks to make an extreme protection law to make it work. i heard him say poison pills is the reason. but isn't the reason. their proposal which didn't work out puts $12 billion more for the wall. that isn't going to happen. that is what is causing other problems he added 5 billion to get out and put it into the dhs. they took 3.6 billion with the others they used before and 3.6 million new. they knew well that a 12 billion-dollar additional money for the la wall is not gog to fly with senate democrats or the house. so they ought to get some serious negotiating now that they've shown the president that they are paying a little more attention to him. >> shame on him, there were people that died. put the bill on the floor and stop ducking the is

bills. caught up in it all, graham and claire. it wasn't a pleasant scene.he reception staff demanding the money. 0bviously they're quite worried about not being paid themselves. the same story at this hotel in la nza rote. thomas cook staff, out of a job, tried to help, but some guests were forced to leave. at least one customer paid up. he'll have to claim back the £1,500. really surprised and shocked. i think everybody is really, certainly that people have actually had to leave the hotel. i've just been at the reception just before this call and the reception desk was full of people and there was actually a security guard there as well. when the company went bust, its operation ground to a halt. the crews who flew these planes home one final time on sunday night, now looking for work. a pretty bad situation for everyone to be in. i think as we walked through the airport everybody knew, and a round of applause for everyone, so it's nice, but it's heartbreaking. this year i've been there 20 years but there's a lot people have been there an awful lot longer

this house is the very strong bill, we don't know where these negotiations between senator bromley, and senator graham. but we were insisting on a boat on background checks. if you have an extreme protection law, and someone let's mr. jones has a background check, you need it bait ground check to make this red flag law work. [inaudible conversation] >> i heard mcconnell said the reason is poisonous pills. that's not the reason. their proposal which didn't work out. it puts $12 billion more for the ball. that's not going to happen. that's what's causing all of the problems. they how did 5 billion and the ticket out of hss and put it into dhs. they took 3.6 billion in backfill and the other one that they had used before and 3.6 new reprograms. they know darn well that a 12 billion-dollar additional monies for the wall it's not going to fly we put senate democrats or we put the house. so they were to get some serious that they've shown the president that they were particular markey. >> mayor of dayton, theatrical. >> came on him. there were people who die. put the bill on the floor. stop ducking the issu

. >> bill: lindsey graham calling it a setup.el committee reaches an agreement for the whistleblower to testify as soon as possible. we hear different things about the whistleblower's attorney. we'll bring in ken starr former independent counsel. you are the perfect guest at the moment to take us through a lot of things. >> julie: a little experience. >> bill: think about the 1990s where public was or where it moved to. where are we in the state of play this morning, sir? >> well, for starters, bill and julie, we got on the wrong street. we're on impeachment alley and we should be on oversight street. there is a legitimate reason for oversight. the reason we shouldn't be on impeachment alley, there is no evidence as i see it of treason, high crimes and misdemeanors. with all due respect to the house of representatives and speaker they got way ahead of themselves and jumped the gun. politics was more than a little to do with this. but this is a serious constitutional process and i'm so glad you had this clip from senator lindsey g

bill. we don't know where these negotiations between senator blumenthal and senator graham will come. we are insisting on a vote of background checks. because if you have the extreme protection law and less let's say john jones has an order against him and there is no background check, john jones can go to a gun show or online and buy the gun anyway. you need the background checks to make an extreme protection law, the so-called red flag law work. >> where did democrats draw the line and border barrier funder. >> i heard mcconnell say poison pills are the reason that -- no that's no the the reason. the proposal didn't work out with the 302 bs with the democrats or orders. puts $12 billion more for the wall that's not going to happen. that's causing all the problems. they added $5 billion, took it out of hhs and put it into dhs. took 3.6 million in mill kon va and 3.6 new reprogramming. they know darn well that a $12 billion additional money for the wall is not flying with senate democrats or with the house. so they ought to get to serious negotiating now that they have shone the presi

there is good legislative work going on right now in the judiciary committee with chairman graham's bill that would address the full factors the president highlighted on senator graham's ability in his rose garden remarks. on the push factors there are significant challenges. in central america, 3 times in the last year, i am meeting with my minister counterpart in guatemala and i will be going back to the western highlands in guatemala which is the source of most of the migration we are seeing from guatemala, 40% of the total arriving at the border from this specific region, i am going to one department where 3.5% of the population has come to the us in 7 months and that is because they are facing poverty and economic opportunity gaps, the average age in guatemala is 18, people entering the job market are almost 200,000 a year, creating 400,000 jobs. there is a huge economic driver and a huge opportunity gaps highlighting the wage differential as well. you make 15-20 times you can make in the us, guaranteed ability to stay. that is a massive drama. second thing is there has been drought

. >> bill: lindsey graham was talking to sean hannity last night. he insists that the i.g. michael horowitz will appear before a senate committee. his comment from last night. >> the senate judiciary committee will call mr. horowitz and he will testify under oath about his report. we'll declassify as much as we can including the fisa warrant applications. we'll give you all the information that was in the system about how suspicious people were of christopher steele, how biased he was. >> bill: just to summarize for our viewers. there is a memo that shows the u.k. government warned the outgoing obama administration and the incoming trump administration to be wary of the credibility of christopher steele. have you seen that memo? >> i haven't seen that memo. remember, bill, i've seen most of the classified documents, as many as any other member of congress. why it's important that viewers understand that is christopher steele and his memo were the central piece of evidence presented by the obama administration in october of 2016 to get that very first fisa application to spy

bills. caught up in it all, graham and claire. it wasn't a pleasant scene.oney. 0bviously, they are worried about not being paid themselves. government advice is not to pay because of cover from the atoll travel scheme, but in another pa rt atoll travel scheme, but in another part of spain, guests were locked out of their rooms until they did. we went out for dinner last night and came back to the hotel and we couldn't get into our room. so we had to go downstairs to the lobby and the lady said, basically, give us and the lady said, basically, give us 3a0 euros and you can get back into your room. so that was what we had to do. it's money she can claim back. but other customers gave money to staff out of work during one of the last thomas cook flights after a collection organised by a passenger. it's now likely that thomas cook's german airline will be rescued by a loa n german airline will be rescued by a loan from the german government. but in britain, and entire operation is grand. there will be a probe into the compa ny‘s grand. there will be a probe int

. >> reporter: that's senator lindsay graham back in 1999, making the case for bill clinton's impeachment >> you don't even have to be convicted of a crime to lose your job in this constitutional republic. if this body determines that your conduct as a public official is clearly out of bounds in your role. >> reporter: here's lindsay graham today. >> the preside wasetween a d th opinions up and i have, and i'm really cle a this phone call is a nothing burger in terms of a quid pro quo. >> reporter: but, as speaker nancy pelosi made clear today -- >> this is a cover-up. this is a cover-up. >> reporter: it's already bigger than that phone call. >> use any metaphor you want, crossing the rubicon, a new day has dawned, any analogy. we are at a different level of lawlessness that is self-evident to the american people. >> reporter: president trump insists he has nothing to fear. >> what these guys are doing, democrats, are doing to this country is a disgrace and shouldn't be allowed. there should be a way of stopping it, maybe legally through the courts, but they're going to tie up our country

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you're supposedly working with senator lindsey graham to get something done on guns. the house passed some more bills, a red flag variety and another background variety. do you believe you can work with senator graham and get something done with this president? >> i absolutely believe that lindsey graham, the chairman of the judiciary committee is a serious and diligent partner, after months of negotiation of crafting and drafting a bill, we are on the verge of introducing a measure that preserves due process but takes guns away from people who are dangerous to themselves and others. i'm very proud to be from the state of connecticut that enables a police officer or other law enforcement official to go to court, particular a gun away from someone who is about to commit suicide or kill a spouse or intimate partner, as well as commit a mass shooting, like parkland, where as lindsey graham says, the shooter all but took out an ad in the newspaper. and i believe that due process is preserved by the subsequent hearing. we've carefully crafted this law to provide grants and incentives so more than just the

it they the provocations, increased -- >> bill: i read them both because lindsey graham is talking aboutl military action. >> are you surprised? >> bill: how is our economy reacting to this? what are you hearing? >> this is more of really an economic issue for europe, our european allies. also on september 14th, secretary pompeo said that our allies will acknowledge the atrocities, and so far, we have heard from one, i think. they are dragging their feet here a little bit. the fact of the matter is that there has to be some form of retaliation. there has to be some way. we have seen this coming. hijack a fishing boat here, an oil tanker here. sponsor attacks on u.s. entity is. at this on top of the typical state-sponsored terrorism anyway. so they keep pushing the envelope, and this is where we are. at some point, we have to push back. >> bill: the world doesn't seemed alarmed at this -- >> i think the world is alarmed by a couple of things. the audacity of the attack and the ability to pull off the attack. saudi arabia was not prepared and cannot defend itself against these attacks. tha

lindsey graham has been urging attorney general bill barr to release the documents used in the generaltion, the fisa warrant for carter page and other members of the trump campaign. will the public get to see the documents? >> i expect they will. i agree with lindsey graham. the only way the department of justice ultimately heals himself -- itself from the situation is if they have full transparency. i think bill barr will do as much as he can to give the american people full transparency on the situation regarding the fisa. >> martha: he said he thinks it's going to be ugly and. any idea when that report is going to come out? >> i expected any day and i look forward to coming on your show to talk about. >> martha: next, no more harry potter for students at one catholic elementary school in tennessee were a pastor has pulled the fantasy books from the library citing spells and curses that risk conjuring evil spirits into the presence of the person reading the text. that's powerful stuff. rachel campos-duffy coming up next. (door bell rings) it's open! hey. this is amazing. with moderat

graham is going to write. there's a red flag law passing through judiciary. the thinking is because just democrats are writing that when it will be a little stronger and a more liberal bill. if trump supports it, and if the democrats would support it or think it was watered down because it was written by lindsey graham. he's working with richard blumenthal and there's a lot of hope on the democratic side that it would be a bill that had teeth and something the democrats could support in the end. this bill is another one.-- had worked on the bill and came in 23rd team, and came five votes short of what it needed for the republican filibuster. they are working on that bill once again. that's an expansion of that grand checks. it doesn't go quite as far as hre which you mentioned earlier but would get a lot of bipartisan support. if he supports it mcconnell would bring it to the floor and whether it has the votes to pass we don't know. there were only 4 editors and only two of them are left on capitol hill. the other two, john mccain is deceased and mark kirk. is the more appetite for that idea in the week of these shootings? we don't know. >> republican line. >> what i'm w

. >> reporter: graham went on to fight for statewide rent control, a bill was approved to limit rentes to 5% after inflation and imposes just cause eviction rules. >> we have to build millions of units of new housing in california. but until we do that, we have millions of californians who are on the verge of being pushed out of their homes and we need to protect them. >> reporter: state assemblyman david chiu was the lead author of the rent cap bill which he defends from critics like realtors and those who say it will discourage new construction. >> we exempt any building that is 15 years or younger. exempt it out, many single-family homes unless they are owned by corporations as well as owner occupied duplexes. >> i think that it is a failure on an economic basis. >> reporter: she is on the republican national committee for california believes the new bill will actually cause rent increases. >> currently landlords who might have been doing 1% eas everyar >> repte s legislative year. the bill would go into effect on january 1st of next year. back to you. >> all right, kate, thanks v

congressman lindsey graham back in 1999 during president bill clinton's impeachment hearing. t case impeachment is about restoring honor and integrity to the office, not exactly a legal issue. 20 years later of course senator lindsey graham has changed his tune defending president trump's behavior in similar calls. what happened to the republican party is a question and where are they now is another question. i'm joined by michael steele, john boehner, and anisha, white house reporter for npr. i was watching pat toomey about that feeble comment about i don't know what's going on here. i notice john cornyn says well is it a whistle-blower or leaker? they know what they see. >> i'm reminded by former speaker ryan's comment he would wake up every morning and prete pretend not to see tweets from the president. i think you're so seeing reserved judgment, hold back. the president was apparently willing to release a transcript of the call or notes from the call. there are suggestion we may see the whistle-blower report. at least senate intel obviously will because senate republicans

. >> bill: senator lindsey graham slamming the new book about justice kavanaugh written by two reportersinterviewed and friends say she doesn't remember it. i'm joined by liberty file and fox nation judge and drew napolitano. senator graham's point. do you agree or not? >> i disagree he says it's an effort to intimidate justice kavanaugh. i don't think he can be intimidated. from having had a lifetime appointment myself you don't care what anybody thinks. you do your job and you go on to the next case. this is intended to undermine his credibility so that 5-4 decisions in which he çis with the five, the legal and judicial community who believe these allegations will say this is kavanaugh, big deal. we shouldn't take it seriously. he should do what justice thomas did who endured the same thing. do your work, stay out of the limelight, don't challenge these people publicly and eventually he will acquire the type of respect that justice thomas now has. which is as a serious legal scholar and one of the most sought after speakers in the united states. >> bill: do you think it leaves a stain

. >> bill: you have a name? we had lindsey graham unless night he had three.hose three came directly from the president's mouth so i think those are probably leading contenders and that is keith kellogg, brian hook, and ricky waddell. those three seem like they are names that are circulating around. there are other names out there. ric grenell there are a few others but i would assume that the president is talking to lindsey graham probably. >> bill: let me get it one more thing. this rand paul, he makes the point clearly when you work for the president of the president called. and then rand paul summarized it this way. >> i think the people who believe this naive notion, this woodrow wilson notion that we can make american safe by toppling regimes, we end up making it worse. they think we can recreate the world in our image and that everything will be fined and thomas jefferson will get elected in iran. now, what happens as it leads to chaos, more terrorism, and more of a breeding ground for terrorists. >> bill: you would think in a way you could a substitute

. >> bill: i have a few specific questions. senator lindsey grahamays you should consider attacking iran's oil fields. is that a consideration? >> counselor conway: you know this president and his national security team and secretary pompeo, our nation's chief diplomat keep many options on the table, particularly when it comes to men retaliating against maligned behavior and protecting american interests and americans. and our american economy. so i won't get ahead of secretary pompeo and the president and saying that. but this is why it's so important to have a president that is not a typical politician. he and his team don't sit around and say, let's study it, let's have a competition about it. they pointed the finger at the iranian regime. i think having reports from the white house is important, when he says it's probably the most aggressive action in the last 40 years between iran and the u.s., but that started because this president inherited a bad nuclear deal where we shoveled over cash and i think that shocked many people who figure whatever

alleged that bill barr for one played a role in this, something that bill barr and the justice department have denied but lindsey graham as chairman of the committee said there is nothing wrong that he sees in the whistle-blower complaint contending it is a smear job so expect the senate republicans not to move much but democrats believe this is the latest evidence of wrongdoing and say this is all part of an impeachment inquiry they hope to wrap up in a matter of months, brianna. >> thank you, manu. >>> and also breaking news at the white house. cnn chief white house correspondent jim acosta has the laft f -- the latest for us. and the president talked about the whistle-blower a short time ago. >> reporter: that is right. president trump suggested to reporters the white house is trying to discover the identity of the whistle-blower whose complaint launched the ukraine investigation and the president is on the attack warning the chairman of the house intelligence committee could be arrested for treason and that the country could be drawn into a civil war if he's impeached. i'm told aides to the president have cautioned

today republican senator lindsey graham of south carolina signaled that he would be open to supporting an expanded background check bill, citing the nation's most recent mass shooting. >> i don't know how you get around the idea that a man who is adjudicated mentally ill was denied a gun purchase when he went to a gun store, wound up buying a gun from a man who sells guns on the side and there's no background check. >> now, after graham said that, senator chris murphy of connecticut pointed to graham's words and tweeted, quote, a lot of pieces are in motion right now, keep paying attention. i'm joined now by the other senator from connecticut, senator richard bloomenthal. you told me in the commercial break you actually think -- you're feeling better about this. you think we're closer to something done than we have been in a long time. >> we're closer than we've ever been. i've been working on this issue for 2 1/2 decades with working with lindsey graham on an emergency protection order. i think he's been extremely diligent and serious, a purfle partner in this effort and we virtually have a bill that we have been nego

any wrongdoing there are three active investigations going on right now as we speak, bill barr, john durham lindsey grahamats side. >> look, where is this coming from its is coming from the house of representatives, people living inside bubble talk to each other, who are scared to death of a challenge from the hard left some of them some of them members of the hard left like aoc, these people are talking to each other, and forced this along the path that nancy pelosi has been resisting a practical person realize no option but to give in to pressure the president is not having a pleasant time will come out of this all right but, meantime, a lot of other people are going to be could lateral damageshift same as elizabeth warren how dare president oversight foreign people into elections i am going man how tone-deaf are you? >> jackie go ahead. >> a quick question about the transcripts released today, the president already said there is nothing in there that is why he is releasing the transcripts, however, it does appear that nancy pelosi is saying even if there is a mention, of -- looking at biden, or you kno

bill. i continue to be encouraged by the work of senator graham and his approach seems to be more closely aligned with legislation that had been previously introduced in a bipartisan fashion by senators nelson and senator rubio following the tragic events in the state of florida. and so, i hope that's ultimately the work product we end up with. if we get work product like that, i would be inclined to support it. but the legislation before the committee now seems to go further. i yield to my friend from florida. mr. deutch: thank you. i thank my friend. i just want to use the opportunity not to talk about this legislation. i want to use the opportunity to talk about veterans and anyone else in mental distress. it is suicide prevention month. today is world suicide prevention day. i believe. and i want to just reiterate the importance of having difficult conversations about mental health, asking someone that you care about if they're thinking about suicide, will not hurt them, but it could save their life. i would encourage anyone listening today to reach out if they need help. the suicide preventi

bill clinton was able to to do two things at once. defend himself and govern the country. and that's my advice to president trump. >> brennan: senator graham, thank you. we are joined now by connecticut dehoraveto the ukraine earlier this month and met with president zelensky there, good morning to you senator, you just heard senator graham give a full-throated defense of the president here. would you like to respond? >> well, republicans are circling the wagons because they don't this isn't about hearsay evidence this is about a transcript in which the president of the united states seeks to trade away the credibility of the country, seeks to use the immense power of the presidency in order to destroy a political rival. the whistleblower complaint is absolutely credible, but frankly you don't need it because you have a transcript of a conversation in which the president of the united states tried to convince a foreign leader to interfere in the 2020 election, and you have rudy giuliani on tv every morning and every night openly admitting that as an agent of the president's campaign he has been coordinating with the state department in ord

graham. he made his career on impeachment against bill clinton. >> for lying about a sexual affair. >> that'sited states senate. lindsey understands impeachment and understands the politics. >> i am not talking about impeachment here. i am talking about potentially putting in danger of retribution, people who are working in this white house and he seems to be ready to leave the charge to do that. >> you think he should do that? >> i think lindsey is going to do what he thinks is correct. you think he thinks it is right to put people in jeopardy in retributi retribution? >> lindsey is going to get reelected. >> that's all he cares about. >> are you saying his principle is if you come forward with information that the president of the united states committed a crime that you should have retribution be outed, that's his principles? that would be quite disturbing. >> he's trying to get to the bottom of where it came from. >> don't those people have the right to be protected? >> he does. >> that i h >> do you think lindsey gram and do you take from his statement that lindsey graham have any intere

years of experience as co-chair of the bill and melinda gates foundation, this is just over an hour. ra good evening, good evening everybody. i am bradley graham, the co-owner and everybody at the bookstore and all the great folks, welcome. thank you very much for coming. every time we do a joint author event like tonight which we love doing by the way and marvelous facility, i think back 15 years when the building was up for sale and how close it came to being transformed into a nightclub. it came this close but instead the s founders and the staff hae transformed the wonderful place over the pastnd decade and a haf into the vibrant community center that it is today, let's have around of applause for that. we have a great event for you this evening featuring melinda gates here to talk about her new book, the moment of lift, this is melinda's debut as an author and her book is part memoir and part call for more action as melinda recount the mission she been on, she tells the story tof her journey from taken a jb at microsoft in 1987 fresh out of business school to marrying bill gates seven years later to partnering with her husband and creatin

franklin graham came out and said you can't trust bill wife.n if he lies to his you cannot trust him.p committed adultery in all three of his wives. he supports this man. it's enough to make a true person of faith get sick how they support this man. it's ridiculous. i don't know what it is. about what obama didn't do. he tried to bring health care to the poor. trump is done nothing but make the rich richer. god says read what about what happens to people who don't hear the cry of the poor. hypocrisy ank the lot of people see in evangelicalism is going to have an effect on their ability to reach people. that is my primary concern. host: curtis is joining us from new jersey. caller: thank you. this is very hard conversation to have. i was recently a womanizer and a drinker and i found jesus christ. it changed me. it changed my character. , i read the reason bible and there is a spiritual axiom, if you judge others, you will be judged. god is the ultimate judgment. it's the ultimate sin to talk about god and politics. i'm in the middle. i don't trust either side. i don't appreciate the s

bill that would expand background checks to include, for example, private sales. that is going nowhere in the senate it appears, especially what we heard this morning from senator lindsey grahamd out to the president to have these conversations, to your peer leadership on the senate side? >> everybody knows my position on this. like you said, i was one of eight republicans that supported making sure that we prevent people who shouldn't have weapons from having second weapons. you can be pro second amendment and anti people shooting up schools and churches and grocery stores. my district borders the area in el paso as well as midland, and we saw those two shootings. so we should make sure that we have a robust background check. there's other things that can be done in the meantime as well. i talked to my friends in the fbi all the time. the way you prevent these things from happening is by disrupting the attack cycle. the attack cycle has been the same since the dawn of time. we need to make sure to get the ride information in the right people's hands. we've seen five or six cases where the fbi had the right information and they were able to stop an attack from happening. >> o

bill clinton's impeachment was about lying over oral sex, for god's sakes, and the obstruction claims, some of them in the senate, still, including mcconnell and lindsey grahamhey're not ready to pursue anything against donald trump. at some point you have to say we're going to move past transitional ethics and try to apply understanding to our law and constitution and that's what we're doing. >> he was an impeachment manager. take a listen to congressman jim himes. he was in favor of impeachment but he did raise concerns. take a listen. >> the presidential election is the single and only way donald trump will leave office, and it comes down to a couple of states. it comes down to michigan, it comes down to pennsylvania, it comes down to wisconsin. if you do something this those states, not in connecticut, new york or california, but in those states significantly reduces your chances of beating donald trump, you increase the chances of a second term. >> again, congressman himes supports impeachment but he's basically saying if democrats go too fast, they could guarantee donald trump's reelection. >> i don't agree. i think democrats should lead based on coura

graham said yesterday. >> to impeach any president over a phone call like this would be insane. >> and here's what he said during the impeachment of billyou don't even have to be convicted of a crime. impeachment is about cleansing the office. >> and that's your reality check. >> that's a good one, john. that is a good one. i mean, going back to the tape archives that people seem to have forgotten that we have. >> was that judy bloom? >>s can scholar judy bloom reminded us, that was then, this is now. >> are you there, god? it's alisyn. >> that one too. >> thank you very much, john. >>> all right. coming up, an eye opening look at something we don't talk a lot about on morning television. >> but we should. >> how pornography is shaping a generation's view on sex and intimacy. lisaling is next. my skin... it was embarrassing. my joints... they hurt. the pain and swelling. the tenderness. the psoriasis. i had to find something that worked on all of this. i found cosentyx. now, watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are getting real relief with cosentyx. it's a different kind of targeted biologic. cosentyx treats more than