these two boogie men lindsey graham is a terrorist actually i want to look at some of the more manged. i mean sort of establishment media here and even they are starting to question this never ending war and what is doing to the empire let's look at these two have lines here the first one is from the new republic and they say the u.s. airstrikes in northern iraq are all about oil they mention that when barack obama was saying we're going to stop bombing iraq in order to save some people on a mountain with the one thing he didn't mention they said was oil but let that lies near the center of the american cause for intervention in iraq they say because the united states is conducting air drops to the is edis who have fled the advance of islamic state militants but it is conducting air strikes around herbal which is to the east and erbil is the capital of kurdistan the kurdish area and that is where the oil rich area is so they don't want them to gain control of that wailed member tony blair in the lead up to the iraq war it's not about blood for oil even two million people are on the st

told fox news host chris wallace this is amazing propaganda from fox news assault as lindsey graham is a is a propagandist and the idea that if they don't bomb iraq the american city is will be in flames this season for the propaganda that we need to keep financing the war machine that has its nexus here on wall street and lindsey graham is really a shameless war provoker and the side did that he puts forward that unless there is a continuation of the status quo of free money for warmongers then suddenly we have to worry about all kinds of consequences that we can't deal with and they keep pulling out the same boogie men you know nine eleven bogeyman or this boogie man and they've killed all the boogie men the only boogie man left are lindsey graham these two bogeyman lindsey graham is a terrorist actually i want to look at some of the more mainstream sort of establishment media here and even they are starting to question this never ending war and what it's doing to the empire let's look at these two have lines here in the first one is from the new republic and they say the u.s. air

senator graham, let me begin with you. if the president should decide that something is needed, drone, armed drones or u.s. air strikes in syria, wouldn't that necessarily require some kind of communication with a man that he would like to see not in office, president assad? >> no, i don't think so. i think the purpose of going in to syria is to deal with the threat to the homeland. i don't think we need to coordinate with assad at all. the goal is to hit isil in syria, their command and control and logistic centers and as senator dempsey, excuse me as chairman dempsey said you cannot deal with the isil threat without hitting them in iraq. my question is what is the air power now, has it changed from protecting u.s. personnel in iraq? they characterized this as a terrorist attack, so i hope the new mission is to defeat and destroy isil as a threat to our homeland. >> senator reed, we have heard some amazing rhetoric out of washington, out of britain, out of a number of places, calling this an apocalyptic group, the worst t

predicts an american city in flames if obama doesn't go to war in iraq senator lindsey graham republican from south carolina warned on sunday that militants in iraq and syria would attack the u.s. mainland if president barack obama did not immediately take military action to stop them i think of an american city in flames because of the terrorist ability to operate in syria and iraq graham told fox news host chris wallace this is amazing propaganda from fox news that's all it is lindsey graham is a is a propagandist and the idea that if they don't bomb iraq the american cities will be in flames this season for the propaganda that we need to keep financing the war machine that has its nexus here on wall street and lindsey graham is really a shameless war provoker and the side did that he puts forward that unless there is a continuation of the status quo of free money for warmongers then suddenly we have to worry about all kinds of consequences that we can't deal with and they keep pulling out the same men you know nine eleven bogeyman or this boogie man and they've killed all the boogie m

it was the graham era. they handed out sandwiches that night. i remember the very bad bologna sandwich i was sitting there eating, and not only did catherine graham issue the no gloating rule, but ben bradley did. and he was kind of going around the newsroom slowly, not showing any emotion. and ben and i went to the elevator because we were going to go down to get something to eat, and the elevator opens and there's sargent shriver who has somehow broken into "the post" security system. and shriver, who is head of the peace corps in the kennedy era, married to one of the kennedys. very much a kennedy person. he sees ben and goes, yea! >> blew the cover. >> ben is just trying to pretend and shriver just wouldn't stop and he just said, oh, i had to be here this night with you. and i think if -- the moment was one of what's happening here? what does it mean, and that was 40 years ago. and to a certain extent, carl and i have spent those 40 years. elizabeth, too, you know, what was watergate? what does it mean? what is its ultimate impact? and what'

first, lindsey graham of south carolina. senator, after president obama declared his new policy of air strikes and humanitarian air drops, you sent out this tweet. let's put it up on the screen. the actions announced tonight will not turn the tide of battle. but president obama says we can't do that. we can't roll back isis, take the offensive measures that general keane was talking about, until we get an inclusive government in baghdad so all of the factions in that country are joining in the fight. >> that's not accurate. when i look at the map that the general keane described, i think of the united states. i think of an american city in flames because of the terrorist ability to operate in syria and iraq. the director of national security, the fbi director, the director of homeland security, has said that the isis presence in syria where hundreds of americans and thousands of european fighters have gone, represents a direct threat to the united states. and now their enclave in iraq. so mr. president, you have never once s

catherine graham, the publisher of the "post" had come down from her office. bradley, the editor of the paper. there were surprisingly few people in the newsroom because we knew what was coming. and catherine actually said to the group of us "no gloating." and -- [ laughter ] >> how'd that work out? [ laughter ] >> and there was no need, because my feeling was one of absolute total awe that it had come to this, that finally the country was going to be spared him in office. and also recognition of the fact that those in the room had had some real role in what was happening. but awe. total awe. and the fact that the system had worked. >> bob? >> i was sitting on the floor of howard simon's office. he was the managing editor, watching the speech, and this was before the bezos era, it was grahame a. [ laughter ] so they handed out sandwiches that night. [ laughter ] and i remember the very bad bologna sandwich that i was sitting there eating and not only did catherine graham issue the "no gloating" rule but ben bradley did and he was kind of going around the newsr

you're rewriting history. >> senator graham, thank you. now, let's bring in senator ben cardin who sits on the foreign relations committee. you just heard senator graham and his strong reactions. what's your reaction? >> great to be with you and i have a great amount of respect for senator gram, but i disagree with him. we have a very limited mission that the president has authorized to deal with the humanitarian crisis to avoid a genocide and i support that mission. we're protecting u.s. interests as far as the safety of u.s. personnel in the northern part of iraq. that's our limited mission. but we're not going to use our military to take care of what the iraqis should be taking care of. and if you're looking at what the real cause here, the real cause is that the iraqi government has not formed the way it should to protect the rights of all iraqis. we are not going to get in the middle of a civil war and use american military where it should be iraqis taking care of their own needs. >> i'm going to get to the threat of isis in a moment,

i am expecting that my ranking member, senator lindsey graham, will be here shortly but i just saw him on the c-span screens i know he is on the floor and not here. but i permission from his staff to proceed and he will join us as soon as his schedule permits. i also want to recognize in the audience and we're kind of post spent many a happy hour in him when he's working for chairman leahy. it could have been back in a different capacity. we are having a hearing today that is entitled economic espionage and trade secret theft, our our laws adequate for today's threats? today the subcommittee is going to explore how we can better protect american businesses from those who try to steal their valuable intellectual property. american companies are renowned as being the most innovative in the world. companies of every size and in every industry, from manufacturing to software, to biotechnology to aerospace, own large portfolios of legally protected trade secrets they have developed and innovate it. in some cases the secret sauce may be a company's most valuable asset. the theft of these sec

a new statement from lindsey graham.l the president's policy in the middle east disastrous. fran townsend is joining us right now. friend, you worked in the bush administration. you were an adviser on homeland security. it shouldn't be that surprising that lindsey graham, john mccain, they hated the president's position in withdrawaling all u.s. troops from iraq in 2012. they wanted some u.s. troops to remain. the president says the iraqi government of nuri al maliki refused to give those troops immunity, and as a result, the u.s. had no choice. lindsey graham and john mccain said the president just wanted those troops out. didn't fight the iraqi government of nuri al maliki very hard. what do you say? >> wolf, i actually think their statement, i agree with the idea that we need a more comprehensive strategy to address and degrade isis, but perhaps for different reasons than john mccain and lindsey graham. i don't know. my real concern here is we need to degrade isis because of the direct threat to the united states. the

president. >> a senator graham, thank you. we will bring in democratic senator from maryland on the foreign relations committee. senator cardin, you have heard this? your reaction? >> i disagree. i agree with the president there is not a military solution to this she. we have a limited mission that the president is authorized to deal with the humanitarian crisis to avoid genocide. i support that mission. we are protecting united states interesting as far as the state of united states personnel in the northern part of iraq and that is our limited mission but we are not going to use our military to take care of what the iraqis should be taking care of. if you look at the real cause, the real cause is the iraqi government has not perform the way it should to protect the rights of all iraqis. we are not going to get in the middle of a civil war. >> i will get to the threat of isis in a minute but when you have reservations about getting involved at all and back in may you joined a number of other senators seeking to repeal the aut

told fox news host chris wallace this is amazing propaganda some fox news as solid as lindsey graham.

stewart graham was the guy who invented the whole earth catal catalog, the on line services. he invented, he helped to the demos when angle brett shows a computer system for the first time he was there at the creation of so many different things. he was with ken kesey and electric kool-aid acid test. he is been involved in things like that. he read my whole chapter and he said here's who was there and here's what we did when we started to well. he puts all these notes on it and other people say i was at the first homebrew meeting and it was more like these types of people. like wikipedia the wisdom of the crowd helps crowdsourcing. so i put a lot of that in the book and obviously gave them credit. like stewart brand said when he read an early version. >> host: is it tough to write a book like this when we are in the middle of of what is a continual innovation. matt? >> guest: no that there's a wonderful trajectory where there are a couple of big old themes. team one as i said is creative people understand beauty and the arts in liberal arts and the humanities connect their im

we need to see graham morton's autopsy report. of the coroner's report, i can see why graham morton's death was ruled natural causes. however-- ooh. there's a however. a very big however. tell 'em. there were some anomalies i found suspicious. evidence of petechiae in both eyes, fresh bruising on the right side of mr. morton's nose, which could have happened if, say, someone was holding a pillow over his face. all in all, i think there's ample evidence that mr. morton was murdered. ample. murdered. i am just so proud. dad, work. (whispers) boundaries. right. one more thing. when i requested the file be sent over, the clerk told me that i was the second person this week to ask for it. odette morton was there on tuesday. so barbra realized odette's grandfather was murdered and must have thought carson the butler had something to do with it. and then when carson figured out that barbra knew too much, he killed her. we're gonna bring him in first thing in the morning. and arrest him for a double murder. (castle) good morning. speak fo

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in south carolina, lindsey graham faced six republican rivals, the busy we split up the vote and beat them by more than 40 points. in kansas, pat roberts got a big scare winning the primary. the mississippi the rivals still trying to get the results of the race overturned. that is 7% of the candidates have win a lot of open seas like nebraska, oregon, so they have been contributing winners but have not been able to knock off the incumbents. heather: thank you, carl pitt jon: to americans continue to improve after contracting ebol ebola. what they're doing to keep the largest recorded out rake from spreading further. new fighting on the gaza strip as hamas hits a cease-fire with new rocket attacks on israel. the latest in a live report from the israel-gaza border. plus as a pentagon announces new airstrikes in iraq launch on the george h to be bush, one military sources telling fox news about how the attack is changing the situation on the ground

. >> fosse, fosse, fosse, you do martha graham, martha graham, martha graham. >> good morning, vietnam whoo! >> celebrating robin williams this morning in a special edition of "gma." >> you make us feel good, robin. you know that? >> thank you. it's a good job. i like it. it's my day job. >>> and we do say good morning, america. and, boy, he did make us feel so good about everything, and, ah, we are all in such, you know, like everybody else when they first learned about this. he was such a friend to all of us here at "good morning america." big part of so many people's lives and the disney company and all that he did. a legend. >> lit up the entire studio every time he came to "gma" with his incredible, incredible humor. president obama speaking out overnight releasing a statement saying, "he was one of a kind. he arrived in our lives as an alien, but he ended up touching every element of the human spirit." nanu nanu as he would say. >> indeed and there it is. take a look. there's robin williams' star on the hollywood walk of fame and the tributes just continue to pour in since the ne

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talked about you know they killed trayvon last year and they get away with it they killed ramadi graham in the bronx and they get away with it how do i know that i'm not next so i think the main point they were trying to make with that is that you know the there was a young rebellion that happened and i think that we need to understand. that was a response the main thing we should be talking about that this was a response to police murder to police terrorism and a military occupation of a town of twenty thousand people so you know definitely a very very good one down there a very good point to make indeed unfortunately we run out of time wish i could talk to you both some more but the benefit concert is tonight in new york city best of luck roger govan a dozen gonzalo been a guest of the group thank you thank you. and before we go don't forget to tune in at nine pm for larry king mountain i guess is country musician jay cohen here he is talking to larry about how he got his start. true about the shoulder injury and khalid's responsible for the taking of the kids are very true you know w

graham talked about. you know, how does concussion affectionfect the -- affection the brain in the short and long term? what's the dose requirement? dr. graham talked about that to produce concussion, post-concussion syndrome, cte. how can we detect when the brain is injured and when, importantly, it's fully recovered. we have no ways to -- lots of individual differences from one person to the next. we think there are genetic factors involved, but there could also be a concussion history the person may not really think they have. how many of us have bumped our held getting in and out of a car? so we have a quick rotational movement, and that could, perhaps, produce a concussion. and how does a brain recover from tbi, and then finally, how we improve and recover, accelerate recovery. we really have no scientific basis for any of our interventions. thank you. >> thank you. dr. johnston, you are now recognized for five minutes. >> chairman terry, ranking member schakowsky and members of the committee, thank

>> well, graham, we hope that we get to hear those songs.hope and we hope that you continue to write as well. >> should i -- should i play you my latest song that i wrote at 4:00 in the morning? [ applause ] let me see here. we have to change this. uh-oh. i'm a very simple man. and i'm totally serious about that. i'm not a clever musician. i hardly know, you know, anything about the piano or the guitar, but i know what i need to say. and this song is for you all. this is the one i finished at 4:30 in the morning and sang that night. it's called "here for you." ♪ ♪ i'm here for you ♪ just look at what we've been through together all these years ♪ ♪ i'm here for you ♪ through all the laughter and through all the tears ♪ ♪ i'm by your side ♪ through thick and thin ♪ we will always be friends ♪ i'm by your side ♪ holding on until the very end ♪ ♪ day to day i think about our life together ♪ ♪ with the children and a future that's been born ♪ ♪ and it would break my heart if we were not together ♪ ♪ knowing we'll go on and on ♪ i'm here for you ♪

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martha graham!l in love with. >> hello! >> reporter: "mrs. doubtfire," a role he recently signed onto to do again. born in chicago in 1951, williams became one of only two students accepted into the prestigious acting school, julliard. the other was christopher reeve. they were lifelong friends. his career spanning decades. once called the funniest man alive by "entertainment weekly." he could be as tender as he was funny. a four-time oscar nominee, it was his role with co-stars matt damon and ben affleck in "good will hunting" in 1997 that would win him a best supporting actor. >> look at me, son. it's not your fault. >> reporter: it was sean mcguire in that movie, the therapist, who would counsel the math genius. but this is how we'll remember him. a man who made the rest of us feel a little bit better even though he was hurting so often inside. david muir, abc news, new york. >> let's continue our coverage of robin williams' death with the latest from california. >> abc's kirk hawkins live in los

we'll hear now from two leading senators, lindsay graham from south carolina who wanted to make the pointt this is a signal to israel that america should be much more of a friend to israel than he thinks it has been in the recent past. and he is tire of people harping on israeli killing people in gaza. here is more of what he had to say. >> by unanimous consent the senate agreed to send aid to israel. in woerds we just passed on approach tragss bill that will provide more missiles to the iron dome program. >> lindsay graham. well john mccain from arizona always came to the microphone to make the point that the $225 million going to israel is to be used for equipment used for defensive purposes, rather than offensive. >> the action of the congress today and the president will send a message to the american people -- to the people of israel that we are with them. that we will stand with them, and that we will provide them with what they need in order to defend themselves. i will remind you, iron dome is defensive, not offensive weapons. >> that means the bill moves on to the house, and we a

it was 20 years ago that we started our women vote row graham. have been doing this for a long time. over those two decades now, we've been doing research on how women are thinking about voting and how they best get their information. through those years of able toion, we are mobilize and educate women voters across the country. -- northlook at the carolina and our television spots there, these are the issues they want to talk about. we have candidates that are supporting the issues that they provide them opportunity moving forward. you have got to be talking about the issues that affect their daily lives. being paid the same as their male counterparts is a huge issue. arm has done some really amazing research and you should check it out. this is unequal pay. they have a huge percent of the population moved by this issue. this as aking at driving motivation factor for women getting to the polls. we see that happening. we are going to see that in states across the country. >> you mentioned the your from montana. , montana democrats were searching

one of the best i've ever met, billy graham's son, franklin graham. he takes the best care of his people of any relief organization. he had a couple of his members taken hostage i think in sudan. i went to the ends of the toerth free them. so he will make sure they have the best care on the planet. but you're right. they didn't need to come here to save their lives. bottom line. >> so dr. bob, very quickly, the fact it was samaritan's purse and they had franklin graham, a powerful individual. the united states could not have said no? to the entry of the patients? could the united states have said no? >> they could have. the state department facilitated it to make it easier rather than harder@pp@paúq÷wxwxwxwvÑ÷÷ netherlands. now back to judge jeanine. >> breaking news tonight, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu just a few hours ago vows to fight as long as it takes to bring peace back to israel. connor is live in gaza. what's the latest? >> the conflict isn't letting up but it is. netanyahu saying israel's military will begin to redeploy it

. >> you are doing a celebration of a dance, fosse, martha graham, martha graham, or twyla, twyla ornna but you keep it all inside. you saw what he did. you saw. >> who is involved? >> i am. >> we were going someplace. you never understand. >> i want the guy who does soccer to do golf one time. those models models are dire in [cheers and applause] >> ho! hey! [cheers and applause] [indistinct speech] what's up, son? >> oh, yeah. >> you look nice. yeah. hello, and welcome to millionaire. today's first contestant has been competing against the world's best trivia players since he was 15 years old. we're excited to have him here. from santa clarita, california, show some love for chris ngoon! what's up? >> what's up, man? >> chris, so, man, so you've been doing this since you were 15 years old. >> that's right. that's right. >> and then now you compete in these big things, and then you win money, or what's going on? >> no, just for a prize. but now it's time to get the real mon

thank you, thank you. >> graham nash!. in the 1960s when you were coming up, as i mentioned, you come across the atlantic, the hollys are behind you, you come to america and you begin a second phase of a long career of the the'60s were really an interesting time because for the very first time, pop music in general as we knew it was really embracing other ideas besides puppy love and teen angst. all of a sudden they become songs of conscience, if you will. these songs helped define not just a decade, but an entire nation. it really helped to shape things. the question is, and i know this is hard to answer. i often ask this of artists. does the artist have the responsibility to write songs like that, that they're not just for entertainment, although that is a valid reason to write one, but there is the need, the responsibility to write songs of consequence, to write songs that have a little deeper meaning. what's your take on that? >> i think one has to realize that we're just a small link in an incredibly long and beautif

and so catherine graham invited me up for lunch one day. it was a day when carl had to go to a funeral. and i remember walking in. she had supported the publication of these stories. we knew her a little bit. and she -- when we sat down, she started asking me questions about watergate and blew my mind with what she had followed and read. i think at one point she read something about watergate in the chicago tribune and i remember thinking, why is she reading the damn "chicago tribune" for? no one in chicago does. world's greatest newspaper. i read as a child. and she had absorbed all of this and it was a kind of management style of mind on. she had intellectual control of what was going on but hands off. she didn't tell us how to report, the editors how to edit. and then at the end, she, like a great ceo, she had the killer questions. she said, well, when is all of the truth going to come out? when are we going to find out what really happened? or when are we going to find out that we've got it right. and i said to carl and i was there was

you do martha graham, martha graham or twyla or michael kid. michael kid.siness, engineering, these are noble pursuits. necessary to sustain life. but poetry, beauty, romance, love, these are what we stay alive for. genie? i'm going to miss you. me, too. no matter what anybody says, you'll always be a prince to me. as we watch that, it is so hard to pick that one favorite robin williams movie. >> that's his greatness. you'll hear ten different answer what's their favorite robin williams movie, show. >> he will definitely be missed. "way too early" with thomas roberts starts right now. >>> what is this black liquid? >> this is coffee. >> what do you do with it? >> we have it with our breakfast. >> oh, allow me. repulsive. swimming pancakes. i hope the rest can drink coffee. >> i still can't got over this. i'm sitting here having breakfast with a afribeing from another planet. >> we fell in love with him as mork and all the better for it. his career and impact in entertainment is one of a kind. today, remembering the comedic genius of robin william. >>> awe p

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and so catherine graham invited me up for lunch one day. it was a day when carl had to go to a funeral. and i remember walking in. she had supported the publication of these stories. we knew her a little bit. and she -- when we sat down, she started asking me questions about watergate and blew my mind with what she had followed and read. i think at one point she read something about watergate in the chicago tribune and i remember thinking, why is she reading the damn "chicago tribune" for? no one in chicago does. world's greatest newspaper. i read as a child. and she had absorbed all of this and it was a kind of management style of mind on. she had intellectual control of what was going on but hands off. she didn't tell us how to report, the editors how to edit. and then at the end, she, like a great ceo, she had the killer questions. she said, well, when is all of the truth going to come out? when are we going to find out what really happened? or when are we going to find out that we've got it right. and i said to carl and i was there was

republican senator lindsey graham had harsh words for president obama.a response to the chairman of the joint chiefs saying he would only recommend military action in syria if isis becomes a direct threat to the u.s. homeland. graham tweeted, "the president is becoming derelict in his duties as commander in chief to protect our homeland not aggressively confronting isil wherever they reside, including syria." >>> check this out. during mourning rush hour on i-66 in virginia the lines on the highway suddenly went skwigley, confusing drivers. officials say temporary tape laid down about a week ago peeled off from the highway. crews have since fixed the problem. >>> as a way to combat the growing problem of sexual assault on college campuses, four north carolina state university students have come up with this. nail polish that changes color when exposed to date rape drugs. a woman stirs her drink with her finger, and if the polish changes color, she'll know something is wrong. the product is still in the experimental stages. >>> it's got to be hot under th

one of the best i've ever met, billy graham's son, franklin graham. he takes the best care of his people of any relief organization. he had a couple of his members taken hostage i think in sudan. i went to the ends of the toerth free them. so he will make sure they have the best care on the planet. but you're right. they didn't need to come here to save their lives. bottom line. >> so dr. bob, very quickly, the fact it was samaritan's purse and they had franklin graham, a powerful individual. the united states could not have said no? to the entry of the patients? could the united states have said no? >> they could have. the state department facilitated it to make it easier rather than harder. >> we have to take a break. coming up, the latest on the crisis in the middle east. next. and startup ny companies will be investing hundreds of millions of dollars in jobs and infrastructure. thanks to startup ny, businesses can operate tax free for 10 years. no property tax. no business tax. and no sales tax. which means more growth for your business, and more

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martha graham.> reporter: using his talents to raise money for the homeless as host of comic relief. he was named entertainment weekly's funniest man alive in 1997. that's how he'll be remembered. mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> she remind us of so many good movies what we will miss. what's your robin williams favorite? >> i started out with "mork & mindy." it's hard you go back to that. such a ground breaking series. like, mara said, colleagues said, had to wind him up and watch him go. and the talent that he brought to the screen, from tv screen to big screen. how about you? >> never lost his humor. love watching "mrs. doubtfire," all-time favorite so. many on facebook, i laugh like it is the first time i saw it. every time i see it. even some of the scenes they showed us there. have to go watch that on netflix. tonight. when we come back tonight. more on robin williams and friend, mourning his passing this morning. what they're saying on twitter. >> some other milestones to note. a birt

there are mount -- the renowned billy graham, a man of worldwide fame. they don't know people like that in their worlds. but they look at these men visiting from washington. they look at you and all that of do and they see the face someone who is helping, the city face of god. that is the face of community action at its best. weis at that desk faced that remember the reality of community action today, tomorrow and 50 years from today. , as he thinking about have all these memories, we were thinking about president johnson . i also think about dr. king. that dr.ago this year king won the nobel peace prize. he think about the reality of andking standing there expressing his concern about poverty in our country as well militarismas well as . that was the spirit, spirit that lives to this moment if you go down on the mall and you see that monument to dr. king. you see that stone of hope that came out of the mountain of despair. you think about 50 years ago , as yousident johnson have heard described, launching , a war onoverty poverty. so to know the king sp

predicts an american city in flames if obama doesn't go to war in iraq senator lindsey graham republican from south carolina warned on sunday that militants in iraq and syria would attack the u.s. mainland if.