we have a history in south thurmond, fritz holling, jim clyburn. i've been to iraq and afghanistan 56 times to make sure the war stays over there. i have the military members back and i think i know more about national security and most people in the senate and we have a strong department of defense footprint in the state. i understand the needs of the i want them to come here. i think i'm in a good position to help our state. it is up to to see if you want me. i will always be conservative but i will reach across the aisle. but i'm not for illegal immigrants getting free health care and open borders that would ruin our country. the bottom line here is i have been leading the charge for 250 years, just judges, when it comes to lindsey graham the best is yet to come. mr. harrison: i think the question was about term limits. i mentioned why grandpa said. a man is only as good as his word. this is another example of senator graham going back on his word to the people here in south carolina. when the senator was in the congressmen and he ran for congre

the last democrat from south carolina was about a couple of decades back, when i was covering fritz hollinglina, so does a democrat have a chance in winning a statewide election right now? guest: that is a great question. i think the last time a democrat won statewide was 2006. it is a republican state reliably. and the president carried by 14 points in 2016. senator lindsey graham has easily won reelection a couple times, but polls show the race tied. two polls came out in september, saying the race was tied at 48-48. cbs news has a poll that has lindsey graham up by one point. it is a close race, closer than people expected. and because it is close, we are getting intense campaigning from both sides, at least on the tv airwaves here. host: you have reported that toie harrison is going outspend lindsey graham 7-1 on the airwaves, but what is causing the disparity considering that lindsey graham is the incumbent, and also chair of the senate judiciary committee? guest: he is a high profile senator. andved here in november everybody knew he was. you see him on the cable networks all the time

the last democrat from south carolina was about a couple of decades back, when i was covering fritz hollingn south carolina, so does a democrat have a chance in winning a statewide election right now? guest: that is a great question. i think the last time a democrat won statewide was 2006. it is a republican state reliably. and the president carried by 14 points in 2016. senator lindsey graham has easily won reelection a couple times, but polls show the race tied. two polls came out in september, saying the race was tied at 48-48. cbs news has a poll that has lindsey graham up by one point. it is a close race, closer than people expected. and because it is close, we are getting intense campaigning from both sides, at least on the tv airwaves here. host: you have reported that toie harrison is going outspend lindsey graham 7-1 on the airwaves, but what is causing the disparity considering that lindsey graham is the incumbent, and also chair of the senate judiciary committee? guest: he is a high profile senator. andved here in november everybody knew he was. you see him on the cable networks