george graham is an actor starring in the movie "the shot."welcome both of you. >> thank you for having us. >> so trey, you spent three months in the virgin islands and produced this documentary about the aftermath. what inspired you? >> honestly, i had the opportunity to w sit downh the islands' congresswoman, stacy pulasked she mentiono me how the island was in a devastati need of just letting thewh world kno at they we through, after you mentioned the two category five hurricanes cameh througand destroyed the island. after talking withnd a few other politicians, i decided to take the team over to the virgin land and take it on my own behalf and get the story out there to the people. that's how i created "dear everyone, sincerely virgin islands." >> your film has earned praisef stacy plasket, a democrat. >> yes. >> tell me about the award. >> she gave me the key to the city, to t island and gave me the congressional honors award for doing humanitarian work in islands.n that was nice. thank you. >> trey, you are an actor, and george, you're a

but, you know, he has courted the liberty university and the dobson's and the franklin graham's, although george bush had franklin. he has came out and said is low is an evil religion. and you know, you look today, i think one of the things so shocking, the whole attitude about the lgbtq community and why that should be a religious issue. and i know you're more sympathetic to that than i am. but also anti-semitism is on the rise. there are colts, private clubs in palm beach and los angeles that do not accept jews. it's unbelievable to think that could be happening in this day and age particularly in palm beach. everywhere you look, i remember when my husband, his best friend was jack kennedy and his parents belong to the somerset club in boston which is a very posh club. ben wanted to take jack kennedy to the somerset club. he was an irish catholic. so that wasn't happening. >> the bigotry against kennedy is about all i knew at the catholic discrimination before i started working on this book. it really was one of the big revelations to meet of the whole research that and take opposes him was so

graham? >> well, first of all, chris, thank you so much for having me. i'm actually not in south carolina right now. i'm visiting family. but listen, george will put it perfectly. lindsey graham is a political wind sock. this is a guy who cares more about keeping his own job than the jobs of the people in south carolina. so what he has done is he has evolved. he is a chameleon. he is changing his colors just to benefit himself. he epitomizes what people hate about politics. this is somebody that i used to think had some type of moral compass, some type of background, but we have found in south carolina the question that you say you're hearing from tons of people, what happened to lindsey graham, i hear that all the time, in the grocery stores, in restaurants, walking on the street. people have said this is a guy i used to look up to, but now he has no backbone. he's just doing what's in his best interests, and that's sad. and that's why we're building an army, jaimeharrison.com to send trump back home. >> let me give you the devil's advocate of defense of the wind sock here. it's a state that the president won by 14 points. he represents

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george, i want to get your reaction to something that lindsey graham just said tonight on fox news aboutlican view about, so i guess republicans no longer have anything to complain about in the national debt or a trillion-dollar deficit or tariffs, and the list goes on. >> well, that's the buck gore such argument that he may be coarsening, he may lie all the time he may discredit the united states all the time but gorsuch. there are very few republicans that seem to have really drunk the kool-aid, that is to mean what they say. i'd say mike pence and lindsey graham are the two. the others i think without any affection or respect for the president, which makes what they do in a way worse because what they're doing is saying it's all because we're invertebrate and completely terrified that we're doing this. >> george, your point about how this presidency could be more damaging than the nixon presidency was, please expand on that. >> well, nixon's burglaries were surreptitious. that is, they were done in private. they were hidden because they were against the norms that were not challenged

. >>> and judiciary chairman lindsey graham said the committee would call on former aide george papadopouloss awaiting a report from fbi inspector general michael horowitz about a fisa used to surveil carter page. watch this. >> the committee will be looking at the counterintelligence of the campaign. we'll call papadopoulos and find out what happened. we'll wait on the fisa report. but beale take day deep dive into the surveillance of the fbi and organizations of campaigns, make sure that we know what we're doing and protocols in place going forward. to ensure that we don't play politics with the law. >> and george papadopoulos pled guilty to lying to the fbi in connection with bob mueller's probe in 2017. and spent two weeks in prison last year. he has been a vocal critic of the fbi. and in a recently published book titled "deep state target," he claims that american and international intelligence agencies tried to sabotage trump's presidential campaign. >>> in a new hurdle in the fight over tax returns, the president is suing the house ways and means committee as well as new york official

. >> to that point senator lindsey graham on the senate side, he wants to bring in george papadopoulos because he wants to explore the origins of the investigation. george papadopoulos, who the president himself calls the coffee boy, we don't know -- okay, he says bob mueller, why would we wanti to talk to him? >> it won't reshape my dynamic. i've heard all i need to hear from mueller. i read his report, i accept the findings. i don't think it's going to change public opinion. having been involved with the clinton hearings, if the public is not with you, you'll pay a price and i don't think there's anything mueller can say that will change anybody's mind. >> i don't think we know that about public opinion. do the american people watch? do they watch the news coverage? do they get interested and go looking for those clips if they see them in social media? we don't know the answer to that. it seems pretty clear republicans are not going to change their minds. the question i have is will more house democrats -- will mueller make a case, we're at 88 on the record saying we should impeach.

george wallace. it comes with the territory unfortunately. here's thing that did what lindsey graham said in terms of calling donald trump a racist. >> he's a race baiting xenophobic religious bigot. he doesn't represent my party. >> what are do you make of republicans seeming to know he was racist three years ago don't remember that and accuse the people who are horrified by donald trump of being unfair to him? >> this is the shift we were seeing. mr. tillis as well. back a couple of years ago, he was willing to waiver a bit on donald trump. he was willing to back down. now he is not really willing to engage on the question. we are seeing that and the republicans are seeing that it's just not worth it for them in their minds to take the heat when it comes to even talking about the president in decency. >> the mayor who is the mayor of greenville did issue a strong chant. kudos to him. some people are trying to speak up. thank you very much for your time. appreciate it. >> coming up, if you think the president caused chaos, what do you think would happen on wednesday when americans h

leading clergy, president trump's pastor norman dicks appeal, billy graham, and the chaplain of the united clans of america, reverend george dorset, as well as the first clergy member to have his own television show, elder lightfoot solomon shop. the fbi worked with these men and all because hoover did not recognize female clergy. they all worked together to bring about a certain ideal of what the proper relationship was between religion and politics in the nation. deed, they preached and published it as a goss bill. they privately worked with the bureau to employ christian faith and racialized rhetoric to construct a shared ideal of religion and national security specifically and policy ideas more broadly. the fbi and its christian concertworked in against anti-christian rhetoric and communist for. those that supported such causes were discredited as domestic and subversive at best, and destructive at worst. hoover used this christian syndicate to make sure those folks were kept outside of the realm of what was considered american. hoover's faith and religious formation of the bureau and his fruitful partnerships with lea

. >> lindsey graham yesterday tweeted -- something i learn, if you're a republican nominee for president, you will be accused of being a racist. like that of georgeallace, it come with the territory. i was on the bus when the attack from marvin lewis came out. lisa salters was on the bus as well and a few others. we didn't take off when the campaign came out because john mccain was devastated. the difference between john mccain and donald trump are too vast in the time we have remaining and meghan mccain has spoken out this week forcefully and eloquently about lindsey graham and all of his trespasses. but this one, and i thought to make a list of all of the enablers this week, again we only have an hour, this is not the same. this is not the same. i worked for george w. bush who after katrina there was a lot of racial despair directed at him. a lot of finger pointing. the difference is george w. bush and john mccain were gutted by the criticism and did everything to prove that their critics were wrong. donald trump is like a pig in you know what. >> this is about everyone around him saying the president is not a racist and all of the boeps in his

george w. bush wrote in a statement texas and america have lost a strong patriot. franklin grahameting he was a great texan and great american. perot was 89 years old. send it back to you. steve: he got 19% of the popular vote in the election back in the day. he was really something. we got to interview him a couple of times. very nice manual. the "new york post" has got a contribute to them. they say regarding his legacy, laughs and use of talks and giant sucking sound taking jobs to mexico. he won the voters who later became the core trump constituency. griff: i loved in his last interview with the dallas morning news he apparently told them he was texas born and texas bred and when he dies he will be texas dead ross perot. ainsley: born in 1930. steve: got rest his soul. 6:15 in new york city. tom steyer said this not that long ago. >> i'm not running for president at this time. instead, i'm strengthening my commitment to need to impeach. >> time is now. i ihe is running. his platform? climate change. how will he explain making money on coal? ♪ ♪ none of your ideas make eyecare

george wallace. it comes with the territory. >> it is a sad state of affairs and reality. i appreciate senator grahamnting out that john mccain was accused of being a racist. if donald trump had been a racist all these years don't you think it would have come out somewhere in the life that he lived, which was about as public as any elected official has ever lived. the fact is a person doesn't suddenly become a racist at the age of 72 having not been one up until that point. if people would just exercise enough brain cells to operate a flashlight they would clearly recognize that these charges are on their face laughable. >> heather: ilhan omar says that she is not going to let it go. she says she is going to be a nightmare for the president. listen to this. >> he is threatened because we criticize him but the reality is, he is threatened because we are inspiring people to dream about a country that recognizes their dignity and humanity. when i said i was the president's nightmare, you are watching it now. his nightmare is seeing a somali immigrant refugee rise to congress. >> heather: some say the ni

graham and the other enablers are speaking. because there hasn't been a communist as a live threat to the united states since the presidency of georger bush nearly 30 years ago. and so -- exactly 30 years ago. the berlin wall fell 30 years ago this year. and we won the cold war and we won it because of republicans, we won it because of democrats and because of our allies, and we won it because we were not isolationists and not xenophobic and we made the case for an idea. not for the fascistic combination of blood and soil. it was an idea that we are created equal and as lincoln said in august of 1864 in a speech i don't think is as well known as it should be, he said that the civil war was being fought not least for there to be a fair chance for americans intelligence, enterprise and industry to rise as far as they can. that's not an idea that requires a particular skin color. in fact, it's entirely predicated as we have come to understand it on its universality. that's the america that won the cold war. so this is not some soft, liberal, pinko conversation. this is not some lefty aclu caricature. it's simply history that we have gr