his name was reggie graham. >> reggie graham served in philadelphia's narcotics field unit.nvestigator tracked down a former undercover officer who had worked with graham for years. >> we worked in the squad together. i talked to him everyday. >> jeffrey walker wasn't involved with meek mill's case, but remembers graham talking about his arrest. >> i remember sitting at my desk. and it was reggie graham's -- came in the -- he was in the office. we were doing paperwork. and we all talk in there. and reggie graham was talking about a kid named meek mill. i distinctly remember him saying he arrested this kid, he beat this kid, and he ripped a row of braids out of this kid's head. >> walker says graham was a dirty cop and that he should know because he was one too. >> i participated with reggie in one particular job in 2003 where i watched reggie fabricate evidence. >> in 2013 walker was arrested by the fbi for stealing money from a drug dealer. in exchange for a lighter prison sentence, he pleaded guilty to attempted robbery and testified against fellow officers. so far, his in

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mark, let me start with senator graham.aking for the president, as if he offered 1.8 million daca recipients a deal, he forgot to tell everyone that was content contingent on 25 billion in president's offer from 2018. for 25 billion for the border wall, did you fine that an eomission. >> i am not going to weigh in. lou: sure you are, come on, mark we've known each another a long time, it's just you and me. >> we have, that is why you know i'm not weighing in on political aspects of conversation. but we have talked about before, you and i, what as a commissioner, represents men and women of cdp, we need congress to do get off the sidelines, and pass a couple of pieces of legislation that will address this crisis that is what we need. lou: how soon do you think that would happen? >> i am not going to hold my breath. lou: i will say this to you good try, we both know that left here is just out of this -- its mind. let's turn to what is going on at the border, right now. and that is more illegal immigrants, moving for the borde

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[laughter] let's talk about the senate and lindsey graham.is lindsey graham today responding, i'm sorry, do we have that? we do not have that. they did graham say he can't go all on with senator rand paul. seeking to reform pfizer and he wants the time to be deliberative. at what. >> , is are going to be in accountability like real journalists? >> a lot of replicants are frustrated with lindsey graham. lou: they should be infuriated. >> they lost power as of january 2019 but lindsey graham is the chairman of the judiciary committee. by the way. lou: cracked the following statement. he hasn't done a damn thing as the chair, promising off a while that he would be investigating the investigators, he will be pursuing truth, justice and the american way. he is an absolute nonentity in his predecessor charles grassley was doing that. a lot of the things that devon nunez found out about investigating the whole fbi, what the fbi did against the trump campaign, grassley found out independently and actually helps the credibility of the whole thing, non

thing.the smart reporter: senator graham, scott. fix, either the drafting fix or an amendment to cap this then?% of your income senator sasse: the american people don't think you should than not oney to work to work and the american people and the stated purposes of this ill are to maintain the employer-employee relationship. america is going to come out of this. we're going to beat the virus to the economy's going recover but we want american families to be thriving again in downnine months, not years the road. and if we do something now that says the new baseline american is the government should actually say this proposition is true, we want money than t more not work than to work, the american people don't want that to happen. people would f like to have the fight what happened on this night versus hat night in the negotiating room. i think the charitable desire some of us have is to say, listen, this is an unplus dented time. the pace of writing this bill is clunky and stinky and messy in lots of ways. charitable with the assum

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mcmaster: senator graham. sen. graham: thank you, governor. i know i speak for tim, it is good to be home. will signent the biggest relief package in our nation in a few minutes, 2.2 trillion dollars, more than we spend on discretionary spending in our entire year, it is larger than the new deal. there are a lot of things i don't like and a lot of things in there that are going to save lives. i just got briefed by the governor and his team. i have never felt more proud to be a south carolinians than i do now. people know what they are doing in that room. your decision to stop elective surgeries, when the hospitals and the doctors stepped up and said they would do that, has that a bed space i that. people will call your decision to impose social distancing in a serious way is going to help us with the infection rate. we have got a good team and we are in good hands. what does this mean to you? everybody in south carolina who makes under $75,000 a year will be getting $1200 as an thevidual, 2400 dollars of couple, 500 dollars per child. a lot of

and while senator lindsey graham now awaits the results of his own coronavirus test. senator lindsey graham fought with every fiber of his being to remove bill clinton from the presidency in an impeachment trial and did exactly the opposite for donald trump and tonight lindsey graham is self-quarantining as he awaits the results of his coronavirus test because of something he did this weekend in the company of the most dangerous president in history. now, i stopped shaking hands early last week, and i don't you have the information available to the president and senator graham but senator graham isn't sure whether he shook hands with weekend, this past weekend with a brazilian government official who has now tested positive for coronavirus. they were all together over the weekend in florida, the president, senator graham and the brazilian official and in that bubble of blissful ignorance that always surrounds donald trump, they're not quite sure if they kept enough social distance. here is what the expert who joe biden wants to hear from and america wants to hear from

graham: thank you very much. later in the day i'll be making a motion to table the paul amendment that would require offsetting the $7.76 billion for the coronavirus against the foreign operations account. senator paul's at it again. he's consistent. i respect his view. i just reject it. what he would be doing is basically upending the f.y.2020 agreement passed by congress and signed into law by president trump. he would be putting our nation at risk if this amendment actually passed. 1% of federal spending is foreign assistance in different fashions and ways, including our commitment to our friends in israel and other programs we have that i think are national defense oriented. the u.s. global leadership coalition consisting of 500 businesses, n.g.o.'s, military and faith leaders have warned that cuts of this magnitude would have devastating consequences on our ability to confront unprecedented global challenges, including china's growing influence around the world, supporting partners in the fight against extre

. >> thank you, senator graham. i want to thank you for the very powerful statement, it even more so for the profoundly important work that you have done and your leadership on this bill has been invaluable. i want to thank also our colleagues on this site and the other side. this bill as you mentioned is truly bipartisan. we are joined by senators white house and feinstein and durbin on decide and senators hawley and ernst on your side. and hope we will be joined by many others, because the more people understand what's at stake here, the force of this effort is simply indisputable. and i want to pay tribute to the survivors and their families who have come forward. the strength and courage it takes to be the face and voice of this problem is simply unimaginable. anyone who has seen these photos and images has to be absolutely repulsed. you won't see them here. we have charts, what those images are gutwrenching, file, unspeakable in their cruelty and their betrayal of basic humanity. so we are here about values, ab

so bugliosi turned to virginia graham, one of the two fellow jail inmates atkins had confessed to.tkins giddily described the tate and labianca murders. >> there wasn't a sign of e. morse of anything. in fact, it was almost very boastful. >> and atkins vowed they were just getting started, said graham. they had a plan to murder a-list celebrities. >> it was tom jones, elizabeth taylor, steve mcqueen, and frank sinatra. they were going to skin him alive and make purses out of it and sell it on hollywood boulevard. >> virginia graham's testimony made the front page. one of many headlines in a trial that lasted some seven months. >> jury, hearing the charges against charles manson and three girl members of his so-called family, brought in its verdict this afternoon. all were found guilty of murder in the first degree. >> mansond several members of the family were sentenced to death for the tate and labianca murders. a careermaking victory for prosecutor vincent bugliosi, who was emphatic that the sentence was richly deserved. >> in view of the incredible brutality of these savage, nig

the united states had people in vietnam, that book "the quiet american," the graham green book, but the cia was in vietnam. but the sheer number of people going meant that it didn't command people's attention in the way that it later did. anything else? all right. great. i will see you all on wednesday. >>> american history tv products are now available at the new c-span online store. go to c-spanstore.org to see what's new for american history tv and check out all of the c-span products. >>> nasa mathematician katherine johnson, featured in "hidden figures," died in january. she was a alumnus and american history tv talked with wvu president anthony jenkins about mrs. johnson's contributions to the first u.s. moon landing. >> what's the status in that computer? >> she's right behind you, mr. harrison. >> does she handle analytic geometry? >> absolutely, and she speaks. >> yes, sir, i do. >> which one? >> both, geometry and speaking. >> ruth, get me the -- do you think you can find me the frame for this data using the graham schmidt -- >> algorithm, yes, sir? i prefer it over uquidian c

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the senator from this state, lindsay graham was out front. i don't view that as an exoneration but them breaking their oath to the constitution and the american people. [applause] mr. steyer: look, i started a business. my parents had a deal, we'll get you through school and that's it. nothing after that. you're on your own when you graduate. i never got a penny from my parents. and i started a business, i built a business i walked away from the business and talked the giving pledge to give the bulk that i made to good causes while i'm alive and spent 10 years putting coalitions of people to fight of what i think is the unchecked corporate power in our country. let me say this. we have never lost. we can win every time. you know, i started taking on a fight against two oil companies in my home state who are trying to repeal our very progressive energy laws. and they thought that they could get their way because no one would fight them. and honestly, nobody wanted to fight them because they thought the oil companies are so rich they'll do what

graham taylor who was manager at the time died in 2017 very suddenly.t manager, dave richardson, says he cannot recall a conversation with tony brian. he denied he would have advised anyone to cover it up or not to speak out. he said he did act very quickly when other parents raised their concerns and said he did not go to the police at the time because those parents did not want him to take it any further and it's important to point out that in this country there is no legal responsibility to report suspected abuse. there is in other countries but not in this country. mr richardson said he could not comment any further and did not think it was appropriate while the football association carry out an enquiry into historical abuse which is still ongoing. i have been talking to tony brian and he gave his reaction to the decision by leicester and aston villa to pay damages. i don't think it will ever draw a line underneath it, victoria. what happened to me 30—odd years ago will stay with me until i die. it helps, don't get me wrong, but it was never about m

-- well, for tthe seat that lindse graham currently holds. thank you for being here. >> thank you, joy. >> you and i were together last night as these results were coming in. were you surprised at all by how decisive the win was for joe biden? >> i was a bit surprised. but the thing that really surprised me, joy, was the turnout numbers here in south carolina. we almost eclipsed -- we'll get the final word maybe today or tomorrow, whether or not we're clips the historic turnout we saw in the 2008 election with hillary clinton, barack obama and john edwards. i never thought we would get that close. we far surpassed what we saw in 2016. the person who should be -- probably had nightmares last night is lindsey graham because the turnout particularly in some of these traditionally republican counties was unbelievable. it says to me that this new south is emerging. and as i've been saying so much, south carolina is going to be the tip of the spear. this is about building this new movement, and that's what we're so, so excited about. i hope folks w

lindsey graham is passionate, love the way he says things. i think "the new york times" as being overly critical of this administration. this administration is a very difficult task in front of it, to be honest, and facing these -- i've been through several of these crises. it ain't easy. given what they are dealing with, i think they are doing a very good job of trying to counteract the economic downturn and also the health problems there. you know, fighting poverty is a good policy, as well. we have a balance, working to get rid of the coronavirus with a very bad economy. i think the president's statements about being open for business on easter, i don't know if the date is exactly right or if it's the right message to put out there. he and larry kudlow are putting the message out clearly, and i love what they are saying. there are parts of the bill i don't like to come i don't like the christmas tree stuff that senator graham talked about, it's just obnoxious. if you look at any of those, martha, they are shocking how bad they are. but oth

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and said he spoke to a man called dave richardson it was the assistant manager at the time and to grahammanager and went on to manage england. he felt through these conversations that he was dissuaded in some way from taking it any further and going public. in his words, he felt he was told to almost sweep the matter under the carpet. that is important because of some of the other alleged victims in the case? that's right, ted langford who was the scout was eventually sacked by aston villa because of his behaviour around young boys but we have seen documents that suggest or show that came much later, perhaps a year or show that came much later, perhaps a year 01’ even more show that came much later, perhaps a year or even more after tony brian said he spoke to be black the club. at least two of the five victims in this most recent case say they were abused after mr brian claims he came forward to raise the alarm and that is why the dates can be important. absolutely. what do the people involved say about it? graham taylor who was manager of the —— at the time died in 2017 very suddenly a

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then holger graham who made this actually come to life. hundreds of voices that he did for this. and thank you all for helping me share this story with so many americans who were not alive for 911. and i hear almost every day from people who are learning about 911 through this audiobook. in learning what it meant to our country through the voices of the story. i am very grateful to the judges and them for recognizing the story and helping ensure that we never forget what our country lived through that day. so thank you. [applause]. [screaming]. [applause]. >> congratulations. i would like to thank you all for having me as your post this evening. [applause]. and until next year, keep your feet on the ground and keep i training. [applause]. ♪ >> thank you for joining us for the 25th audio award ceremony and congratulations to all of the finalist and winners. we invite you to go down stairs were winners can receive their on book tv. you can watch them online a booktv.org. [background noises] fica november's attention with exit started.

quoting lindsey graham, we have incentivized people not to go back to work.oining me now, senator bernie sanders. senator sanders, to americans who say they can't afford to have the stimulus bill delayed any further, they want you, your colleagues, to vote. send it to the president for approval. what do you say? >> i agree. i want this thing passed as soon as possible. what happened is senator graham and some other republicans, they are just terribly upset that low-income workers might receive a bit more money than they otherwise would have earned. here we are in the midst of the worst economic downturn perhaps since the great depression, tens of millions of people are worried to death about how they're going to feed their families, pay their rent. prevent a foreclosure. and these guys are just staying up nights worrying about low-income workers getting a few bucks more. and what i have said is if they are prepared to drop their hold, which i believe they are, by the way, i am certainly not going to persist in what i want. but i just wanted to make it clear i

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graham?y. >> i would give an eyetooth to work as a secretary, but at dennis industries -- i'm not so sure. >> oh. you're afraid maybe you're not quite good enough yet, huh? >> no, that isn't the reason. i'm more afraid they wouldn't want me at dennis. >> someone does. they called me, i didn't call them. >> mr. graham, we're not talking about anything that's secret. they have never hired a negro girl. everyone knows that. it's not that they discriminate, it's just that they don't hire us. >> maybe things are changing, mary. >> don't misunderstand. i'd love to work at dennis. i do want a job as a secretary. and i could handle it. >> i know you could. i checked your records. you have every qualification you need. let me bring you up to date. last week the personnel department of dennis got in touch with every employment agency in town. it told them that beginning immediately negros were to be hired on the dennis office force. >> really? >> yes, really. they also called up the urban league and as

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it's a quote from lindsey graham, and here we go, if we start centering him, the stuff never ends butdid say something that needs to be corrected. if what you say to that? at some point does it stop of investigating each other and pointing figure fingers? >> i disagree with lindsey graham and what chuck schumer has said is unprecedented and it drew unprecedented rebuke from the supreme court itself and the senate. if they ought to draw a line in the sand and we had to do more than slap wrists and ask for apologies, this is totally unacceptable. we have to the marker down. >> martha: i want to ask you a quick question before i let you go about the coronavirus and its potential impact on the economy. we are looking at the story a moment ago about the cruise ships and you just have to wonder grade to. would you think is the impact on the u.s. economy in the election here of this virus and not the handling of the virus, but of the iris? the impact? >> at this point, china has so many of the factories shuttered because the disaster and mishandled the situation. but it was obsolete the righ

in fact, franklin graham made this possible. guy in charge of samaritan's purse, the president and ceo providing a means by which these folks who need help are getting help as we speak. franklin, very good to have you. with very much going on, this is a needed relief for new york on top of the ship coming their way and more help coming from outside. new york needs all the help you can get. is this why you are doing this? >> neil, first of all, we always respond to a crisis around the world. we are in italy where we have a mobile hospital set up. this is the hardest hit area in europe. just last week, we were approached, would we be willing to bring another hospital to new york? he said of course, we respond to our country just like anywhere else in the world. we were there as an invitation and given this spot in central park across from -- we are so careless to work with mount sinai. this is a privileged instituti institution. they will do all of the screening. we are taking coronavirus patients. that is who we are treating. we

graham satchell with that report.title got off to a disappointing start, as they were beaten 2—0 by the usa in orlando. it means phil neville's side have suffered six defeats in their last nine games. katie gornall was watching. they call 0rlando the beautiful city, a place for thrill seekers and those seeking a change of pace. after the highs and lows of 2019, england came here needing to recover some momentum and with the aim of overhauling the best in the world. first, the formalities, a little more cautious in light of coronavirus. but it wasn't long before the shackles were off for the usa. carly telford kept england in it. that's a fine save by telford. weakened by injury, england had chances, but couldn't take them. after the break, christen press would show them how it's done. there was nothing telford could do about this. press, lovely effort, 1—0. the world champions ahead. too much room, too much time. with england vulnerable, the us struck again. at 37 years old, carli lloyd just keeps getting better. lloy

graham?certainly. >> i would give an eye tooth to work as a secretary, but at dennis industries, i'm not so sure. >> afraid you are not quite good enough yet? >> no. that isn't the reason. i'm more afraid they wouldn't want me at dennis. >> someone does. they called me. i didn't call them. >> mr. graham, we are not talking about anything that is secret. they have never hired a negro girl. everyone knows that. it is not that they discriminate, it is just that they don't hire us. >> maybe things are changing. >> don't misunderstand. i would love to work at dennis. i could do the job of secretary. i could handle it. >> i know you could. i check your records. -- checked your records. you have every qualification that you need. now, let me bring you up to date. last week, the personnel department of dennis got in touch with every employment agency in town. they told them that, beginning immediately, negroes would be hired for the office force at dennis. >> really? >> yes, really. they also called

this is billy graham's evangelistic ministry that started a movie company. his first movie produced was "mr. texas." his second movie was "oil town usa," based in texas. celebrating the potential of the wildcatter should he come to christ and personal salvation to use that wealth and those riches to promote the gospel that billy graham preached to large audiences throughout the world. what were some of the next steps beyond this? the unabashed evangelical push for petroleum would continue. in 1964, many powerbrokers within this emerging block threw support behind barry goldwater, whose campaign against nelson rockefeller for the gop ticket caused liberal critics to rail against extremists in the oil funded political right. but for independent oil pew, who like bankrolled the arizonan, there was no question who was on the wrong side of the spectrum, rockefeller republicans. besides conjuring up bad memories of one family's near destruction of another sustenance, rockefeller also registered with pew as the face of a coercive system of centralization and compro

is billy graham's evangelistic ministry that started a movie company. his first movie produced was mr. texas. the second movie was oil town usa based in texas. celebrating the potential of the wildcat or should he come to christ and personal salvation to use that wealth and those riches that billythe gospel graham preached to large audiences throughout the world. what was some of the next steps beyond this? powerbrokers within causederging block liberal critics till really against extremist in the oil fund the political right. but for independent oil churchmen, there was no question who was on the wrong side of the spectrum, rock a file -- rockefeller republicans. rockefeller also registered with pew as the space of a course of system of centralization and compromise that have long threatened to emasculate his profession and beliefs. rockefeller,bout pugh wrote privately, he is the worst matt mika because for president. so put a republican in as president might nelson who supports all the evils that have brought the country, would be the most tragic thi

breathing by jessica graham narrated by hillary huber.incident by stephen king narrated by santino, lady in the lake by laura lipman narrated by susan bennett. winter don by alex mcallister narrated by our pack. >> the audie awards goes to simon & schuster audio for the institute. [applause] >> very nice. okay. from this point forward we invite those who win audie awards to join us on stage to say a few words. for keywords for narration the 2019 winners for best female narrator and best male narrator and the voices of this evening's finalist video so you know their voices well for many reasons, julia whelan and atwater ballerina he. >> high, guys. we have copy. according to -- i got to mean like this. according to a 2018 study listening to audiobooks increases the emotional impact of stories over watching them on the screen. >> it measured things like heart rate and body temperature. are we sure this is right? people listening to audiobooks compared watching tv or movies, scenes with similar emotional intensity, length, and narrative. aud

>> i agree with senator graham and senator mcconnell.iously what senator schumer said was a mistake and i think he's acknowledged as much that it was a mistake even if it was a bit of a half-hearted apology. words do matter and i think when people misspeak like that, the other side is going to take advantage of it. there's a reason why republicans were flooding the airwaves yesterday, played the clip from senator mcconnell when they were out they were saying they outraged and saying it was time to move on. i think when one side makes a mistake, the other side is going to jump on it, that is politics. clearly when trump makes a mistake, the democrats jump on it and schumer gets what he deserves here. >> harris: speaking of last nights town hall, his history of calling out supreme court justices was asked about, here's the president. >> justice ginsburg just before a debate during the election has i was getting elected, she came out and had to apologize, it was a terrible thing. you had another just to say something that was somewhat derog

also, senator lindsey graham a lot of self quarantine. he is here testing negative. plus, we will have the very latest. fox news, now projecting wins for joe biden in florida and illinois. we will have more on that. but we start tonight with an important message from the president of the united states. take a look. >> so, it's 15 days from yesterday. we'll see what happens after that. if we do this right, our country and the world, frankly, but our country can be rolling again pretty quickly. pretty quickly. we have to fight that invisible enemy that is i guess unknown, but we are getting to know it a lot better. >> sean: invisible enemy. the president is right. as we speak, the entire world is in a fight against that enemy. now, major financial help is on the way. the white house, actively working on an aggressive almost trillion dollar stimulus package including payroll tax cuts, money for small businesses, emergency assistance to major industries that are directly impacted by this virus. that would mean, yeah, the airline industry, cruise industry, treasury secret

reporter: graham says that, graham says he let the president know any stimulus should be targeted through this, some companies like purell are probably doing pretty well but the airline industry, cruise industry not doing as well. democrats saying basically no to the payroll tax because this isn't a political issue. it should not being extended through elections there. that is when senator chuck schumer said. melissa: don't want to let people keep their own money. that is terrible thing to do. connell: quick analysis from gary or liz. either, or, or both on targeted stimulus, payroll tax cut, maybe eliminating it for the rest of the year? go ahead. >> i will dunk a basketball before democratic house puts out any tax cuts. best way i could put it. connell: 3 off? >> how do i put this? i was against tarp but i do know points at time there were some issues. i was looking over a bunch much oil companies today where stocks have gone down. we're talking big oil companies. $20 down to 25 cents on the verge of bankruptcy. if something is not done all heck could possibly break loose. so i get that

senate but not all republican senators are on board, senator lindsey graham says if we start censoringe going to censor trump when this stuff never ends. maybe he has a point, join amino pastor robert jeffers, the house church of dallas, fox business contribute, good to see you. before i have you react, let's remind our viewers what schumer said in front of the u.s. supreme court to an enraged crowd as the justices are considering an abortion law in louisiana inside the building. take a listen. >> i want to tell you neil gorsuch is, and kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price. [cheering] you will not know what hit you if you go forward with the awful decisions. >> in dysentery words said these were threatening statements and dangerous. >> this shows the hypocrisy of the left, they have criticized president trump and leslie when he rightly questions the possible objectivity of the judge or disagrees with the decision and here you have a leading democrat, chuck schumer who is threatening justices of the supreme court before the decision. let's be clear what

lindsey graham makes a good point. i -- i don't know if you'd know that i do a three hour radio show every day. >> of course i do. >> sean: i can tell you the american people have been very clear. they understand, their fellow americans in need, they want them to be made whole. in other words, get your salary, pay her rent and mortgage in your car payment and get your groceries and get your medicine, whatever you need. life stays normal. through no fault of your own this interim period. this idea that you're going to make more money unemployed, that anger is my audience. it angers me. why couldn't somebody just show a paystub and that's the money you're going to get? >> sean, you're right. it angers me too. the problem is states have computer systems and unemployment that's 35 years old. we need to get the money out fast. the simplest way in the fairest way was $600 per person in certain states that may be a little bit too much money. in other states is less. it's not a perfect system but the president's objective was