>> not donald. >> which graham was it? >> philip graham. >> you talk about donald graham walking in the newsroom and giving a pep talk and encouraging you? >> that was his father philip graham. >> what was that like? she says you knew legends and there were so many. >> there were many, many legen legends. at that point, catherine graham had not emerged obviously as a publisher. that happened once or committed suicide. i talked some about this, but in those early days, he was the one who had helped to hire simeon booker and he knew what he was facing it and so philip graham chose simeon booker you know, if anybody makes you mad, don't talk them in the eye, come up into my office and cool off. but he never gave me that kind of specific advice. but he would sometimes, he would come to the office and sometimes you would not see him for a long time. but then sometimes he would come through and he would every now and then, perched on the side of the desk and asked me how i was doing. and as i said, because we didn't discuss race

there were some people -- >> you had an interesting recollection about donald graham. ou knew him shortly before, i mean, the publisher who committed suicide, right? >> no, not donald -- >> which graham was it? >> it was phillip. >> so, no, you talked about donald graham walking in the newsroom, right, and kind of giving you a pep talk and encouraging -- >> yeah, no, that was his father, phillip graham. >> phillip graham. >> yeah. >> so what was that like? she says you knew legends: there were so many. >> yeah. there were many, many legends. at that point katherine graham had not emerged, obviously, as a publisher. that happened once her husband committed suicide. but, and i talk some about this, but in those, those early days he was the one who had helped to hire simian booker who was the first african-american. and he knew what he was facing. and so phillip graham told simian booker, you know, if anybody makes you mad, don't sock 'em in the eye, come up into my office of and cool off. [laughter] but we never gave me that kind of specific advice, but he would just some

it should be noted, graham never asked donald trump to repent for anything. not for his habitual lying about things big and small nor for his muslim ban or separating families at the border or his personal failings like adultery. he was vocal about bill clinton, writing an op-ed in 1998 entitles clinton's sins are not private. regarding trump, graham told the associated press, i think this thing with stormy daniels is nobody's business. now he stepped up to the pulpit to attack mayor buttigeig. buttigeig chose not respond, but the reverend doctor has take earn issue with graham's comments and reverent doctor barber from poor people's campaign and a national call for moral revival joins me now. reverend, good to see you. thank you for joining us. what's your issue with franklin graham. >> he and many others try to perpetrate that as such. jesus is clear about what sin is. it is refusing to love people and show grace. sin is refusing to address the issue of poverty. sin is refusing to deal with injustice. sin is refusing to welcome the stranger and feed the hun

and franklin graham is the most unworthy of vessels, again, because if someone had been consistent and criticized bill clinton and then criticized donaldunlike franklin graham, for their lifestyle choices, for their sins, then they would be in a better position if they wanted to talk about people in 2020, they could. and there are millions of christians who look at the scriptures who believe that being gay is a sin. and so that is -- that has been the orthodox christian view for 2,000 years. and if somebody wants to come out and talk about that and if that is their view of the scripture, well, that's certainly their right. we are still america, you still have the prefreedom to worship as you choose and to believe as you choose. yes, you do. i know it's bad news for a lot on faith and what's right and what's wrong. but the thing is, john, in this case you had grang rin frankly graham saying when bill clinton is president that care ter matters and now with donald trump saying character does even as an ort dobbs church, he's stepping ins that not been center of my and jesus doesn't talk about it. and if jesus doesn't talk about it, i don'

it was also pre-lindsey graham before the donald trump era, before he became his bff. the reality here is senator graham is not going to be calling for anything of the kind. in fact, earlier this week in south carolina, he said he's done with all this. the mueller investigation is over. move on. so the reality is there's always hypocrisy on both sides depending on who is in charge. but there's no question there is going to be a legal confrontation over all of this. but speaker pelosi is slow-walking impeachment for a reason. she's watching those poll numbers as well. so as we end a week here, even hillary clinton said that should not be the first step. so what a week. >> where you sit is where you stand. >> no doubt. >> guys, stick around. there's more news we're following. maria butina's last-minute appeal to a federal judge before the admitted russian agent was sentenced. we're going to have details on that. plus her prison interview with cnn. -omar, look. [ thunder rumbles ] omar, check this out. uh, yeah, i was calling to see if you do laser hair removal. for men.

that what lindsey graham might do to michael's point, is conduct hearings, what they think will be blockbuster hearings to help donaldtors. dragging fbi people in front. dragging jim comey in front of the senate. one could imagine lindsey graham using his power to conduct those kinds of hearings or maybe just go back and get hillary clinton. >> exactly. and here's the thing, joy. knowing what the republicans are likely to do -- look, lindsey graham got on national television last year and defended a multiply accused potentially sexual assault or at least harasser brett kavanaugh. it doesn't matter who he's trying to defend. it's fascinating, given that republicans might try something like that next summer, why are democrats in the house so afraid of impeachment? at least under those circumstance, they will be making real substantive arguments and stretching out what we know now from the mueller report so that voters can make a choice. democrats always act afraid. lindsey graham has no problem putting himself out there for this president, for his own political future. and that's a mistake. you have one side that's pla

that's especially true because donald trump said he's never asked god for forgiveness. that's the core of christianity. grahamled on donald trump to repent his sins. it's hard not to see his i a aare -- his critique of pete buttigieg in this case. >> does he have any impact across this country as far as evangelicals go? i mean, just 20 years ago he was ripping on bill clinton for -- for his adulteress affair. what sort of impact does he have now adays? >> he definitely has a substantial impact among conservative christians, especially white conservative christians, not so much among communities of color. i think that the hypocrisy and inconsistency that is involved in this does undercut his ability to be making that argument to a broader audience. and hopefully pete's candidacy is also raising the question for many christians of whether they need to take a closer look at scripture and the scriptural passages that franklin graham is talking about to make his argument against same-sex marriage to see if in fact the bible is not speaking to committed, loving, same-sex marriages like that of mayor buttigieg's and

president donald trump to have to offering support has angered members of donald trump's own republican party senator lindsey graham described it as being unnerving i don't know what the phone call hopper was about but it had an unnerving effect on the ground i was in tunisia and the president had called dora general from the east of libya that was moving on tripoli and saying thank you for helping with isis and helped our did but death phone call seems to be perceived in the region as we're picking sides ok let's take it up date on the story for you. is in tripoli so i have to force use of recently intensified the nighttime airstrikes how's that affecting the battle on the ground. well peter it has obviously affected the advancement made by forces loyal to the u.s. government of national accord in several parts on the southern part of the capital tripoli as you know that. strikes targeted military camps and military positions of the government of national accord forces and their fighters were killed and wanted by those airstrikes meanwhile have to as you know during the past two weeks they lost the locations that

did donald trump attend the dinner at all before he became president? as he heather graham to this -- has he ever been to this dinner before? he was happy to attend the dinner multiple times before he was president. he got roasted multiple times. i remember meeting his kids at the dinner before he was president. this is a recent thing. donald trump was roasted by president obama, i think it was him to, that encouraged run for office because he did not want to be seen as this joke that she used to be viewed as. host: in your story, you say president trump's decision not to go to this dinner has taken the shine off of what was once the nerd prom. has the dinner changed since president trump has decided not to attend? no more are is comedian anymore, at least for this year. they are instead having ron turn up, a major historian who wrote the hamilton book that became that musical everyone saw. he is going to give a talk about american history. i don't know how many jokes he is going to pull off. him, aind of a way for way for the association to reform the dinner. the hill hass

donald trump's words came tumbling out. we need to hear from robert mueller." and craig kaplan tweeting, " senator lindsey graham -- senator lindsey graham's statement. it says "they have received their special report and the review is ongoing. once again i applaud attorney general barr bank for his commitment to transparency. i look forward to hearing the attorney general's testimony on may 1, 2019. that will be the first of two hearings at the attorney general will testify before the senate judiciary committee, and in the house judiciary committee that first week of may, and those will be alive. again, waiting to take you live to jerry nadler's news conference and other events. i would like to show you the news conference from the attorney general at 9:30 eastern.

graham? bob mueller or donald trump? and that's what it's going to come down to. and the -- let's not forget, every house democrat has said that we are going to continue our investigations. mueller said, you know, basically, i hit a stone wall because people were either lying to me or they destroyed information. we don't know what's going happen with this investigation continuing. we don't know what's going to happen when people are called to testify and once again have to go under oath. so we need to continue going down this road and doing an investigation. let's see what comes of it. it may very well end up with impeachment proceedings, but we don't know yet. >> the risk of investigation fatigue. >> i think right now, i think it's objectively true that republicans are less of a united front than republicans are. >> i know what you mean. >> steny hoyer saying, we're not going to go ahead with impeachment. >> congresswoman dean looked like she was not ready to go to impeachment, but not ready to rule it out. >> and you have a third group of people who are ready to

did donald trump attend the dinner at all before he became president? as he heather graham to this -- has he ever been to this dinner before? he was happy to attend the dinner multiple times before he was president. he got roasted multiple times. i remember meeting his kids at the dinner before he was president. this is a recent thing. donald trump was roasted by president obama, i think it was him to, that encouraged run for office because he did not want to be seen as this joke that she used to be viewed as. host: in your story, you say president trump's decision not to go to this dinner has taken the shine off of what was once the nerd prom. has the dinner changed since president trump has decided not to attend? no more are is comedian anymore, at least for this year. they are instead having ron turn up, a major historian who wrote the hamilton book that became that musical everyone saw. he is going to give a talk about american history. i don't know how many jokes he is going to pull off. him, aind of a way for way for the association to reform the dinner. the hill hass

ended with little achieved senators including republican lindsey graham said the meeting was a waste of time like many he believes donald trump who on different issues as a close ally won't ever accept intelligence information from the cia that mohammed bin salmond ordered the murder. the un initially reluctant to get involved is now attempting its own inquiry led by agnes kalamata special rapporteur on extrajudicial executions yet made a request to the saudi government for access to the consulate and later she said saudi arabia is grievously mistaken if it sinks its secretive trial process conforms to international standards the accused haven't been named but one man known to be one of the suspects is reported to have been freed he's souled al khatami who was a close advisor to bin psalm the washington post has quoted unnamed u.s. and saudi sources as saying the crown prince still seeks advice for. andrew symonds. you know jamal khashoggi career spanned decades and for much of it he was actually a supporter of the saudi royal family home advantage has this report now on his life and his work. was by far the most famous

. >> graham, many evangelicals as you know, they embrace donald trump.ony, any contradiction in embracing him despite his own personal shortcomings? >> you know, the bible is an amazing thing. it kind of says everything and it kind of contradicts itself. if you're just going to look at the bible as words, you can find the words in the bible to justify anything you do. but if you're talking about the spirit of the bible, then it's clear the spirit of the bible is not in the actions of donald trump. and so i think that's the thing. we talk about in the episode with pastor michael mcbride, people are creating a jesus in the image they want. they're not saying -- they're doing what would jesus do instead of what did jesus do. so they don't think it's a disconnect because they are using the words to form the version of christianity they want. >> generational change. is that evident in the megachurch world, in the evangelical world, because young people have different views than their parents on these things? >> not every young person. many do. >> the thing i

donald trump but only if the u.s. offers mutually acceptable terms for a deal. republicans are confident that a third meeting would lead to north korea getting rid of their nuclear weapons program.>> reporter: senator lindsey grahamed in on the reports that the white house has begun strategizing about a third face-to-face meeting between president donald trump and kim jong-un .>> i hope the third time is the charm they have not fired any rockets they have not tested any bombs but they have not given up their nukes, i appreciate what the president has done he has gotten him to the table.>> reporter: yesterday that she foreign negotiator said that despite the second round of talks collapsing his teams confident that they laid important groundwork during their trip. >> i'm confident that while it did not put us in a better place we continue to move forward. he made a commitment to me personally and to president donald trump that he wanted to denuclearize. >> reporter: after the status bilateral relationship thursday president donald trump emphasized what he has long touted as his strong personal relationship with the dictator. he told reporters he has no plans to increase the sanctions already in place and indicated

and a telephone call by donald trump earlier this month to her after offering support was angered some members of the president's own party republican senator lindsey graham described it as unnerving i don't know what the phone call to hop there was about but it had an unnerving effect on the ground i was in tunisia and the president had called. general from the east of libya this moving on tripoli and saying thank you for helping with isis and helped our did the death phone call seems to be perceived in the region as we're picking sides. from tripoli. forces loyal to. her have to have advanced towards. neighborhood that's about fifteen kilometers away from tripoli city center and eyewitnesses in al sadr and locals there say that they have seen have to his forces engaging against forces loyal to the you and the recognized government of national accord in the streets and inside the densely populated areas namely in a neighborhood on the southern part of the libyan capital we know that during the past two weeks have to his forces have been losing ground and the government of national called forces have been pushing have to his forces back beyond tripoli in

donald trump. that is an attack on somebody else's faith. i think that goes too far. in terms of franklin graham, i have not been able to speak to him about his comments. i saw it. i think we have a long and storied and cherished tradition in american religious history of prophetic voices. the largeruth to culture. i think that is what he is trying to do. talk about what he believes the bible says on the subject of marriage. my organization is different. we are not a church. we are not a public policy organization. when it comes to these issues, we will stick to the public policy. but i have a very optimistic and healthy regard for the american in thes ability to, course of this discourse, arrive at a good decision and be fair-minded to everybody sharing their views on their own faith. buttigieg or pete franklin graham. >> in the coming week, the attorney general will be on capitol hill. what do you have to say to democratic committee chairman who are vowing to investigate more? mr. reed: i would not presume to give them advice on how to do their jobs. but i can tell you as somebody who was ther

the capital at a call made by donald trump earlier this month to hostile offering support has angered some members of the president's own party republican senator lindsey graham described it as unnerving. i don't know what the phone call to haftar was about but it had an unnerving effect on the ground i was in tunisia and the president. or a general from the east of libya smoothing on tripoli and saying thank you for helping with isis and after did for phone call seems to be perceived in the region as we're picking. up the reports now from tripoli forces loyal to. have to have advance towards the. neighborhood that's about fifteen kilometers away from tripoli city center and eyewitnesses in al sadr and locals there say that they have seen have to his forces engaging against forces loyal to the you and the recognized government of national accord in.

graham offers to connect one nation to energy giant industries whose message of political donations helped put donald trump into office . if he can talk about the effect. you've got all sins and the other issue is that. we never knew there was. a crowd quarrel. but graham has a warning for one nation guests public support for gun rights can carry a risk particularly when news breaks of another mess killing. but fairly well this is how we start a death threats which is crazy you know these people they hate guns but they're hollering they're going to shoot us it was. a gunman fires more than a thousand rounds from his hotel suite. coming. into a crowd attending a music concert below i'm. not sure what everybody good cracker. fifty nine like the military owners and full have been feeling he was only. the less vegas massacre is one of three hundred forty six men shootings the took place in the us that year. eight children are being killed every day in this country over you know three hundred forty people are being shot every day. thirty nine thousand seven hundred seventy three people were shot dead in a

which make clear the objective of the nuclear station but graham very confident will continue to move down the path of achieving that outcome and donald trump is facing accusations cities put the life of a congresswoman at risk for one of his tweets selectively quoted in omar the somali american member of congress making it look like she was downplaying the nine eleven attacks john hendren has our story from washington. it was a provocative trump tweet critics say went too far president donald trump on saturday tweeted a quote about the nine eleven attacks from muslim congresswoman omar's speaking at the council on american islamic relations along with the words we will never forget it was founded after nine eleven because they recognize that some people did something the president's post came days after the conservative new york post put this on its cover the video when trump's tweet selectively quotes omar along with images of the world trade center attacks which we are not showing it was designed to suggest that omar was minimizing the effect of nine eleven but a fuller quote shows which he was actually saying is that muslims in th

for the most part, you have lindsey graham on the senate side, a republican who has been a donald trump's corner saying, i trust mr. barr, a longtime conservative lawyer. to give us the information. if there is something in there that i don't like, i will as mr. barr for more information. at this point, i don't think that there's much concern about the mueller report moving forward. more there's going to be unredacted reports available to eight or so leaders in congress. is that correct? >> right. the justice department sent a letter tonight saying that the chairman and ranking members of the judiciary committee plus some of the leadership would be able to go over to the justice department and see that. they also proposed that it would be open to some other lawmakers as well in the future. for gettingare ready to answer a lot of questions about this report and what happened. some of the material in their is protected by court order. classifiedis part of information or something. how much we might see leak, the fear for many republicans is that the democrats want to leak this information.

donald trump and here we are. we are going right back to hillary with lindsey graham today. >> the russia hoax has been exposed foro see on the witch hunt has ended. it will add formally tomorrow with no collusion or obstruction of justice and on the real investigation begins for conspiracy to leak en masse names of reporters and classified information. james comey stealing government documents. you have a whole group of people who lied to judges, concealing evidence and deceiving them. that is a wide variety of crimes and of people in the fbi and department of justice were using their positions of power for political reasons to abuse the legal process, those are crimes. >> sean: did they hate the the greg the hillary investigation? >> they absolutely did and so did comey >> sean: with 53 more closed-door testimonies that we can get. did they also try to rig the 2016 election? with the dossier? >> yes. they were spreading this dossier all over washington to congress, the gang of eight and too many members of the media in order to rig the election. >> sean: did they try to commit a coup and unseat a duly elected pr

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ended with little achieved senators including republican lindsey graham said the meeting was a waste of time like many he believes donald trump who on different issues as a close ally won't ever accept intelligence information from the cia that mohammed bin solomon ordered the mud. the u.n. initially reluctant to get involved is now attempting its own inquiry led by agnes kalmadi special ruppel to extrajudicial executions yet made a request to the saudi government for access to the consulate and later she said saudi arabia is grievously mistaken if it sinks its secretive trial process conforms to international standards the accused haven't been named but one man known to be one of the suspects is reported to have been freed he's salad al khatami who was a close advisor to bin psalm the washington post has quoted unnamed u.s. and saudi sources as saying the crown prince still seeks advice for. andrew symonds a. former malaysian prime minister najib razak goes on trial on corruption charges on wednesday after a delay of nearly two months as the first of several criminal proceedings against quietly reports on kuala lumpur.

donald trump, and here we are. we are going right back to hillary with lindsey graham today.hought of you when i read that. >> the russia hoax has been exposed for all to see and the witch hunt has ended. it will end formally tomorrow with no collusion or obstruction of justice and then the real investigation begins for conspiracy to leak unmasked names of reporters and classified information. james comey stealing government documents and leaking them. you have a whole group of people who lied to judges, concealing evidence, deceiving them. that is a wide variety of crimes and if people in the fbi and department of justice were using their positions of power for political reasons to abuse the legal process, those are crimes. >> sean: did they rig the hillary investigation?se >> oh, absolutely, they regret.e the doj rig fit and so did comey. >> sean: even peter strake and lisa page say, it's a circular firing squad. we have 53 more closed-door testimonies we can get. did they also try to rig the 2016 election? with the phony dossier? >> yes. they were spreading this dossier al

and a telephone call by donald trump earlier this month to holly for her after offering support was angered some members of the president's own party republican senator lindsey graham described it as unnerving i don't know what the phone call to hopper was about but it had an unnerving effect on the ground i was in tunisia and the president had called hatari general from the east of libya moving on tripoli and saying thank you for helping with isis and helped our did but that phone call seems to be perceived in the region as we're picking sides. has more now from tripoli.

just get this nfgs out the into the so we talk about it two years question donald trump will there be accountability, lindsey grahamthink getting two reports from inspector general one jim comey, handling classified information memos leaked to lawyers maybe media subsequently after that i think the report on fisa abuses i think that will be road map whether we have prosecutions incident or contempt before fisa court when into the public i think fisa courted may step in for the first time and say we want to know what you did to us they have been remarkably silently i don't think can say silent much longer. >> fisa judges have to feel like put on they were totally, you know hoodwinked. >> you have to think that health care for words chosen to avoid disclosing things very intentional document to avoid the truth. >> with all glaring truth we saw a long time ago now the public is actually seeing it, can democrats keep up charade saying, yeah, we want to impeach yeah obstruction of justice all this stuff, to condition they ignore completely investigating of investigating the investigators may try they have a lot to hide

donald trump. that is an attack on somebody else's faith. i think that goes too far. so in terms of franklin graham, i have not been able to speak to franklin about his comments. saw it. i think we have a long and storied and cherished tradition in american religious history of prophetic voices speaking truth to the larger culture. i think that is really what he was trying to do, is talk about what he believes the bible says on the subject of marriage. my organization is different. we are not a church. we are not a ministry. we are a public policy organization. so when it comes to these kind of issues, we are going to stick to the public policy. but i have a very optimistic and healthy regard for the american people's ability to, in the course of this discourse, arrive at a good decision and be fair-minded to everybody sharing their views on their own faith. whether it is pete buttigieg or franklin graham. host: our time is really evaporating here. i want to get in another question. in the coming week, the attorney general will be on capitol hill. he will talk about the mueller report. what do you

is based on a call made by donald trump earlier this month to hostile offering support has angered some members of the president's own party republican senator lindsey graham described it as unnerving. i don't know what the phone call to hop there was about but it had an unnerving effect on the ground i was in tunisia and the president had called. general from the east of libya this moving on tripoli and saying thank you for helping with isis and hopped our did but death phone call seems to be perceived in the region as we're picking sides. the opposition leader of the democratic republic of congo running to his supporters to call for the removal of president felix she katie on sunday night in fail new claims the presidential election in december was rigged she katie replace joseph kabila who ruled the country for eighteen years al-jazeera israel mohamad reports the thousands of congolese gathered in the capital kinshasa to show their support for the man they believe is the legitimate leader of the democratic republic of congo the. remaining defiant mohsen feeling returned home after traveling abroad the south proclaimed opposition president elect addresse

the attack and a call made by donald trump earlier this month after offering support as angered some members of the president's own party republican senator lindsey graham described it as unnerving. i don't know what the phone call hafter was about but it had an unnerving effect on the ground i was in tunisia and the president had called haftorah general from the east of libya this moving on tripoli and saying thank you for helping with isis and helped are good for depth phone call seems to be perceived in the region as we're picking. mean or turkey's president is backing libya's u.n. recognize government in its fight against the wall orderly to have to. describe it have to ask advance on tripoli as a plot against the libyan people he says turkey will support the tripoli based government as an attempt to drive have to ask fighters out the use of it is an international security and political analyst he's playing down the impact turkey support will have on the fighting. i believe that is in case the united nations government government government of national accord wants their help from the turkey militarily there is not up that turkey will support milita

ended with little achieved senators including republican lindsey graham said the meeting was a waste of time like many he believes donald trump who on different issues as a close ally won't ever accept intelligence information from the cia that mohammed bin salmond ordered the murder. the un initially reluctant to get involved is now attempting its own inquiry led by agnes kalmadi a special rapporteur on extrajudicial executions yet made a request to the saudi government for access to the consulate and later she said saudi arabia is grievously mistaken if it sinks its secretive trial process conforms to international standards the accused haven't been named but one man known to be one of the suspects is reported to have been freed he's souled al khatami who was a close advisor to bin psalm the washington post has quoted unnamed u.s. and saudi sources as saying the crown prince still seeks advice for. andrew symonds. eight and white is the director of ethical journalism network he joins us now from london to talk more about this so what one of the issues of course that was that was came about as it was. alt of the murder

. >> lindsey graham said bill clinton should be run out of town for obstruction of justice and lying. donald trump says now with president trump he says let's move on. >> a little bit of what's the point calculus with the g.o.p. they know any criminal referral goes through bill barr. they know what tools they have and are trying to decide how much we want to work with trump so we can get other stuff out of him. democrats are saying no we are going to fight out the headaches in the court. >> i want to dig deeper into how the democrats respond to this. will this intensify? if the whole idea was to have months of fact finding, if they won't give us documents to get the facts, we just leap frog. you heard the president say this is all the democrats know they can't win in 2020 unless they keep pounding the investigation. maybe that's true. the president has a 2020 calculation, too. it's crystal clear when you listen to this. >> this has been litigated for the last two years almost since i got into office. now, if you want to litigate, go after the dnc, crooked hillary, the dirty cops, all of thes

ended with little achieved senators including republican lindsey graham said the meeting was a waste of time like many he believes donald trump who on different issues as a close ally won't ever accept intelligence information from the cia that mohammed bin salmond ordered the murder. the un initially reluctant to get involved is now attempting its own inquiry led by agnes kalamata special rapporteur on extrajudicial executions yet made a request to the saudi government for access to the consulate that later she said saudi arabia is grievously mistaken if it sinks its secretive trial process conforms to international standards the accused haven't been named but one man known to be one of the suspects is reported to have been freed he's souled al khatami who was a close advisor to bin psalm the washington post has quoted unnamed u.s. and saudi sources as saying the crown prince still seeks advice from. andrew symonds. in a week israelis will go to the polls to the side whether to grant benjamin netanyahu a fifth term as prime minister at the heart of the campaign has been the contest between him and this former army chie