senator bob graham thanks for joining us.r of the senate intelligence committee. >>> up next governor chris christie sounds more and more like a presidential candidate, you might say. will he make good on his promise to expand the map? he says he can win blue states that means eastern liberal states, if you will, if he is the nominee of the republican party. i'm waiting for him to tell us which states he will take from hillary. maybe pennsylvania, he thinks. i don't think so. stick with us, the place for politics. can be a common side effect. that's why there's biotene. it comes in oral rinse spray or gel so there's moisturizing relief for everyone. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for

senator bob graham, thanks for joining us. former chair of the senate intelligence committee. >>> up next, governor chris christie sounds more and more like a presidential candidate, you might say. will he make good on his promise to expand the map? he says he can win blue states that means eastern liberal states, if you will, if he is the nominee of the republican party. i'm waiting for him to tell us which states he will take from hillary. maybe pennsylvania, he thinks. i don't think so. stick with us, the place for politics. >>> you know, i saw, read somewhere today secretary clinton wants to -- she intends to raise $2.5 billion for her campaign. but she wants to then get the corrupting money out of politics. you know, it's classic, right? it's classic politician speak. >> welcome back to "hardball" that is new jersey governor chris christie, today hosting a town meeting up in new hampshire. christie is on the second day of a three-day prestige offensive in that early primary state, testing the waters for a 2016 presidentia

senator bob graham. senator, thanks very much for joining us.y declassified the 28 pages, what will we learn? >> first, thank you, wolf, for the opportunity to talk about this important subject. what we'll learn is that the truth will finally be made available to the american people through this and a number of other documents which have also been classified and withheld. i think the truth is going to be that there were many connections between the saudi government banks, charitable organizations, other entities of the kingdom and the 19 hijackers. everyone who was involved in doing a serious inquiry into 9/11 has come away with the conclusion that it is inplausible that these 19 people most of whom could neither speak english or ever been in the united states before could have carried out this plot without some help. >> because the 9/11 commission report, i'll put it on on the screen concludes with this it says it does not appear that any government other than the taliban financially supported al qaeda before 9/11 although some governments may

this one is a claim of a former senator from florida, senator bob graham who was on the intelligenceee. not some quack conspiracy theorist but the former head of the senate intelligence committee. he crowe wrote a congressional report on the attacks of 9/11 and he says classified pages, 28 classified pages of that report could help prove his damaging allegations. in an interview with none other than "the new york times" newspaper. senator graham said he will fight to prove his claim. he told the "times" about a meeting with the fbi agents following the terror attack. the agents took him to a secret location and one of them in essence toll him to get a life he was following a dead end. senator gray a ham said the fbi went into aggressive deception. senator graham accuses the fbi of hiding the fact it had investigated a saudi arabian family in palm beach florida, for connections to the attack. he says the agency has pictures and documents that prove multiple connections between this family in florida and the 9/11 hijackers who were training nearby. he says the family escaped the countr

you also had opponents like bob corker, lindsey graham, real hawks, say they are going to hold off andait until they see the final text of the deal by june 30 before they moved and try to kill this. in the u.s. he has room. in a ron, it might be harder sell. john: you created a deal for both sides in which there was supposed to be a maximum thickness so that each party could go back to their domestic constituencies and sell the thing without having to be too precise. the problem is now you have people who say the deal is not as tall as the americans are claiming, the americans are claiming that it is tough you have netanyahu training in -- chiming in. josh: if you look at where the two sides were pushing back, it was two things. one inspections of covert nuclear sites, and to win the economic sanctions get lifted. your hearing basically two different things. john: iran says we will come off as soon as we signed this deal and the u.s. is say they will be phased out as they hit milestones. if they get something side, i think there is a high prospect it will get pass, but i do not think t

to be fair we'd say that jeb bush is one of the best governors we ever had in the tradition of bob grahamen askew and leroy collins. a person who wanted to be fair to marco rubio would say a semi meteoric rise, wasn't that many years ago he was a commissioner in the relatively small town of west miami. >> when my term expired in prim of '98, marco rubio was the one that was elected and sat in my seat. at that moment i thought he was entirely too young. he looked like he had just stepped out of high school. rubio proved me wrong and i am so happy and i will admit it everyday of my life. >> i was a democratic leader when marco was the speaker and jeb was the governor so i sort of woke up everyday and went to work to argue against their policies which were some of the most severe conservative policies in the country. although there may be a generational difference between them in age, there is absolutely no difference between them in policies. >> they're two totally different experiences. marco rubio comes from west miami working class roots, working class family bush is a guy that was reall

. >> host: senator bob graham has called for the full disclosure of the 9/11 report, hasn't he?e seen him critical of a lot of things and as far as i know almost everything from the 9/11 commission, material has been disclosed publicly. there has been an issue about saudi arabia. i believe that is some sensitive stuff that has nothing to do with them being involved in 9/11. so the 9/11 commission did a very good job pinpointing what the problems were. >> the last several years, the size of national security and what is being kept secret from the american public? >> a series of articles in the washington post, the view of the intelligence expansion. many employees and agencies, was there any abuse that they fail given we have not had the terrorist attacks since 9/11? they never said that. those stories never said that. would you see in the press so many times that you don't see in washington post. i don't understand how these people live with themselves writing these stories. not to mention the fact that a paper like the post today that is so critical that is more successful. peo

senator bob menendez of new jersey, senator lindsay graham among them. most notably, marco rubio of florida. he is set to announce a presidential run coming up on monday. kevin cork, fox news. eric? >> thank you, kevin. during their historic meeting, president obama spoke first. he said it is an historic meeting, that the history between the united states and cuba is complicated, saying that after 50 years of policy that has not worked, the president said it was time to try something new. he also said that we can disagree with the spirit of respect and he also said that the initial responsibility is to open embassies in washington, d.c. and havana. let's listen for a moment. there are a lot of issues there. we can see the translator. this historic meeting between raul castro and the president of the united states. >> as we look at those pictures a little longer, we will jump away from that. okay. we will stream that live on foxnews.com. >>> meanwhile, that historic meeting is definitely going to be talked about tomorrow on fox news sunday when new jersey

bob early. >> markco rubio. >> ted cruz. >> michael steele? >> rand paul. >> michael? >> john casek. >> lindsay grahamott walker correct. yes. boom. >> bolton. >> yes. michael steele? >> bolton scott walker. hmm. >> how about a former new york governor? >> oh, otherh, yes pataki. >> long island congressman. >> peter king. >> former texas governor michael steele. >> perry. >> yes. there's still more. look at this. >> i'll do another one. >> yes. >> bobby jindal. >> yes, bobby jindal. we got one, two, three more. >> i know that ben carson couldn't make it. >> a man who won't run under any circumstances but says he will. >> huckabee. >> nice. him, too. but there's another one won't run but says he will. national laughingstock. >> haven't we talked about him already? >> donald trump. and jim gilmore. now that that's out of the way, michael, this is my favorite headline of the day. scott walker apparently is the pick of the koch brothers who is the scoop off the record "behind closed doors." they say they want him to be the candidate. how important is that? >> it's huge. and, in fact i have heard it from a

bob schieffer this sunday. her guest, rick santorum and senator lindsey graham. >>> lumber liquidators customers want to ensurer quality tests after last month's kwf "60 minutes" investigation. they send testing kits to customers who request them. federal investigators are looking into the flooring. >>> pope francis will preside over good friday services today. in a mass in rome he wash and kissed the feet of 12 prisoners and an infant. a ritual that jesus performed. >>> we're at the end of march madness. four big named teams meet this weekend to decide the champion of men's college basketball. on saturday undefeated kentucky faces wisconsin and duke plays michigan state. all these schools know the final four very well. so does jim nantz, the lead play-by-play announcer for cbs sports. he's covering his 24th consecutive final four. he's alt the center attached to lucas oil stadium. good morning. >> good morning. i know you're fired up in your setup. you sounded like you were calling it. there was a sportscaster coming out of you. >> i'm a jim nantz wannabe. >> you pulled it off, man. you're way above and beyon

bob schieffer. iran will be on the agenda when norah speaks with lindsey graham and also former republican senator ricktorum. >>> longtime gun control activist sandy brady has died. the bradys pushed to limit access to handgun ss. james brady died last year. >>> now to the economy. the latest dispiemtsing jobs report and a particularly bleak outlook for people hunting for work. people had 126,000 jobs in march snapping at least 122,000 jobs. the unemployment rate remained at 5.5%. after a year of strong job growth hiring slowed abruptly last month. >> this report was about half as strong as people expected. >> bank of america economist ethan harris said the brutal winter may have played a role. >> is the economy slowing down? >> i don't think the economy is crashing or anything but it has been disappointing. >> especially as the summer hiring season approaches. new york city runs the highest jobs program for teenagers in the country but for 133,000 applicants last year, the city had just 47,000 jobs. >> because there are not enough jobs the young people want to work. >> bill chong runs the program. 60%

bob schieffer this sunday on "face the nation." her guest, former pennsylvania senator rick santorum and south carolina senator lindsey graham. their homes are safe. the company reported about 10,000 customers requested in-home air-quality tests after last month's "60 minutes" investigation. that revealed the laminate flooring made in china contains high levels of formaldehyde. lumber liquidators sends testing kits to customers who request them. federal investigators are looking into the floor. >>> pope francis presides over services today at st. basilica's. an emotional mass yesterday in rome. the pope washed and kissed the feet of 12 prisoners and an infant infant. the holy thursday tradition represents the ritual that jesus performed on his apostles before he was crucified. francis reminded the inmates that jesus showed his love by dying on the cross. >>> we are at the end of march madness. four big-name teams meet this weekend to decide the champion of men's college basketball. on saturday, undefeated kentucky faces wisconsin, and duke plays michigan state. all these schools know the final four very well. so does jim nant

bob ehrlich. >> correct. give him a ding. >> sam. >> marco rubo. >> did you say that? >> all right. ted chris. >> done. michael steel? steele? >> carly forney a. >> rand paul. >> yes. >> john kasich. >> john kasich is correct. >> lindsey grahamou guys are going to get this. let's do it. >> let's sigh lindsey graham was the last one? >> yeah. >> scott walker. >> yes, boom. >> bolton. >> yes, the stash, michael steele -- >> let's see, bolton, scott walker, hmm -- a hint -- how about a former new york governor. >> oh, oh, yes, pataki. >> long island congressman. >> peter king. >> boom. former texas governor. >> perry? >> yes. there's still more. >> oh, my god. how about this? >> i'll do another one. >> bobby jindal. >> yes. we've got 1, 2, 3 more. >> i know that ben carson couldn't make it. >> a man who won't run under any circumstances, but says he will. >> huckabee. >> nice, that him, too. there's another one who says -- natural laughingstock. national laughingstock. >> the donald. >> o >>> and finally jim gilmore. go google jim gilmore. now that that's out of the way. michael, this is my favorite headline of the day. scott walker apparently is the pick of the koch brothers, who nick confessori off the record behind closed do

bob wright. i hope i run into him. >> joining us now, independent investment consultant, david, and austin graham. to you both. david, we got -- it's a weird thursday for people to trade, right? do you want to get exposed, put on positions before or around that jobs number? or just wait until monday when the dust settles? >> kelly i think the week has had china a little bit better pmi. europe purchasing managers index. a little bit better. nontear monetary is good. housing is good. the thing that hasn't happened we led the horse to water but he or she is is not drinking. personal consumption was up. .1. retail sales were down .6. the latest report. so i don't think there's any rush. you got to basically look people in the eye on these corporate earnings reports, and you not only want to hear them talk about the dollar and oil, you want to hear these ceos and cfos talk about capital expenditures. are they going to lift those as the year goes on? that's going to determine how the market responds. >> austin are you generally buying at these levels or waiting -- >> i think the market is obviously hand

graham. also supporting the lynch nomination orrin hatch, ron johnson, mark kirk, mitch mcconnell and bob portman. senator tight endfloor speeches and more coverage on the confirmation tonight at 9:30 p.m. on cspan. next, wisconsin governor scott walker. he was part of last weekend's leadership conference hosted by the republican party of new hampshire. the gathering also included several declares presidential candidate candidates for 2016. you can watch their speeches at cspan.org. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> thank you, governor, not only for that great pep rally i feel like we should start charging the hill right now. you made a great case there, but most of all thank you for your leadership in the party. in the state and this country. we appreciate two first ladies in the back there. i want to begin by adding my thanks to jennifer horn. you've done a great job again, so thank you for this great couple of days here. i want to begin off the bat because i'm going to talk a lot tonight and end up a little bit talking about freedom. one of the things about freedom, it's certainly some

bob in ohio, democrat. go ahead. caller: hello. host: you're on their. caller: my comment what are we going to do about this hate group led by mitch mcconnell john mccain, lindsey grahamand all the rest of the republicans? host: why do you say hate group? caller: mitch mcconnell said, if you remember, he was interviewed on television. they asked him and they said what would you do would you do anything to keep this man from succeeding? he says yes -- anything. host: you think that is motivated by hate and not ideological differences? caller: that is motivated by hate. let me tell you why. when he and lindsey graham went over to benghazi and they made a deal with maliki. they said do whatever you can do to get rid of this president. host: before you go on, where do you read that? caller: where did i read that? i know it, it's a fact. host: we will leave it there. up next, we look at this week's negotiations between the house and senate as they try to reconcile the budget blueprints. later, during the national crime victims rights week, we look at the doj's role in assisting victims of crime and how federal officials track crime and victimization statistics. we will be