2015 to replace the current statue of charles hey congress in the capitol with a statue of billy graham. a week later on july 29, the committee within the north carolina general assembly unanimously approved a model of reverend graham's statue and commissioned the sculpture to create a life size model. the level of expediency in this process is a true testament how reverend graham was revered not only in north carolina but also across the world. recently president trump has expressed his support for a statue of reverend graham to be commissioned and he even suggested that reverend graham would be memorialized in a new statuary part known as the national garden of american heroes. reverend graham came from humble beginnings in charlotte, north carolina, where he was praised -- raised on a dairy farm in the early 1920's. during his lifetime, he

i'm not going to hold lindsey graham's words against him.ave that to my next, jaime harrison. the democratic nominee for senate in south carolina, running against lindsey graham. >> i'm democrat jaime harrison running for senate to unseat lindsey graham. i rose out of poverty, made it to yale on scholarships and kept my word to come back home and help. but lindsey graham's word. >> trump is a race baiting xenophobic religious bigot. >> no, i don't think it's a seine phobic religious bigot. >> we can beat this guy. but i need your help. donate now at jaimeharrison.com. i'm jaime harrison, and i approve this message. >> joining our discussion now is jamie harrison, democratic nominee for senate in south carolina, running against senator lindsey graham. and jaime harrison, the latest quinnipiac poll shows these numbers higher. graham at 48%, harrison at 48%, holding a tie in south carolina. we just talked about the fund-raising surge that some democratic organizations have seen. have you experienced any extra fund-raising surge over the weekend

graham: no. mr. biden: no. i will be firm on china's violation of human rights and its militarization of the south china sea, and a whole range of thing. recent analysis points out china knows that i will be straight, but are worried that i will be tough. i make no excuses for that. none whatsoever. [indiscernible] the democrats should be going to the american people now. their voices are about to be heard. it's important they make it clear what's about to happen. released happen is everything from medical health care, it will be gone. they will finance the affordable care act. what will happen? women will be able to be charged more for men for the same procedures. pregnancy will be a pre-existing condition again.

graham: well said, senator leahy. i promise are two senators will get you out and look forward to your testimony, but we are going to do something about this. i know the average american thinks we have lost our mind appear, but there is a lot we agree on, and getting plastics out of the oceans should be something we should come together on with that. i will turn it over to senator sullivan. sen. sullivan: thank you for the opportunity to talk about this important issue. i would like to say it is great to be here with my fellow friend and colleague senator whitehouse. we have spent a lot of time on this issue together, and the good news is we are making progress. i will not brag too much about alaska, but when we are talking about coastlines, we are aware of this challenge. some of you may know the statistic that my state has more coastline than the lower 48 states combined. when we have beach cleanups, which is often a mix of plastic, pollution, fishing gear, trash, so much that it is measured in tons, not pounds, and

graham: stay tuned. >> believe me, i will stay tuned. we will be watching closely and so will a lot of value voters across the country. let me close with this. you made reference to this and i don't think people understand that several members of the committee -- this is an election year. you are between being in your home state and campaigning for reelection, it tough, reelection campaign. members of the committee who would vote for a constitutionalist are being targeted in their races, so that understood, so we encourage frequent a stand with those who stand for the constitution and values.tive how can people be praying for you and your colleagues as you go into what is going to be i think a very, very, challenging, difficult but intense few weeks? sen. graham: number one, pray the nominee, but she will have the courage and fortitude to accept a challenging event, and that she can get through something that may get off the rails like a date with kavanaugh. pray for me that i will have good judgment and good temperament, that i would be

graham: the meeting is adjourned. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> [inaudible] >> health continues its summer recess. verse return the week of september 14. on the agenda, condemning anti-asian bias. members are also expected to work on decriminalizing marijuana at the federal level and reauthorizing u.s. intelligence agencies. for the end of the month, the house will need to work on federal spending. current funding expires september 30. members wait for an agreement between president trump and democratic leaders on economic relief. congress could return sooner. follow the house live on c-span when members return for legislative work.

they now hate lindsey graham.farmers in south carolina don't like lindsey graham, man, oh, man, that guy's got a problem. >> and, you know, stewart, i think jimmy makes the point that it's the thing that tips people over. because at this stage it feels like the only undecided voters are do i vote or do i not vote. there don't seem to be too many people who who wonder i wonder which of these guys is for me. and lindsey graham said use my words against me, and now these organizations, the lincoln project and lindsay must go. do you think that's the kind of thing that tips an election in a red state like south carolina? >> i worked for five republican presidential campaigns. to me, lindsey graham just represents everything that's wrong with politics. he's just become this sort of classic washington pol who doesn't stand for anything but re-election. i'm from mississippi, not south carolina, but i think a sense of integrity, a sense of honor, a sense that your word is your bond still means something in the south. it g

lindsey graham is a liar, period. but democrats, one of the things that drove me crazy is, let's mourn the notorious rbg, right? let's lift her up. but let's also stop this proverbial bedwetting that we always do and act like there's nothing that we have control of. the fact is very simple. if republicans do this, when we get in control of the senate, and i want you to know it's not just two, if mark kelly wins, it's going to be a lot more difficult. he could be seated by november 30th, but if republicans win, what we'll do is very simple. we'll add d.c. and puerto rico as states, that's four new senators, we'll add two new supreme court justices, and we'll do what we should do, which is add another 70 to 100, which should be done regardless, federal court judges. i mean, we're not helpless in this, but we're going to play the same game that republicans play. and if mitch mcconnell wants to go down this road of trying to get this golden ring of a supreme court justice and destroy norms and destroy the united states se

so lindsey graham is making up justifications at this point. one other thing, david, to irin's point, it's not clear to me. i think people fwor daor two dae been, oh, donald trump is getting what he wanted with the supreme court. sk conservatives will come home. the numbers right now tell a different story. $100 million raised by at blue since friday night. harry enten has raised some numbers here that say that 59% of biden voters saying appointing next supreme court justice is important in their vote, just 51% of trump voters. and among those that are persuadable voters right now, and there aren't that many left, they prefer joe biden. they want joe biden to pick the next nominee by 49 to 31%. so it isn't clear what the politics are. we don't know, and obviously, not much has changed the politics of this race for months. >> i agree with that. and that's why i said, i think there's a lot of good politics on the democratic side right now for people who might be softly supporting joe biden. and then they say, hey, look at the stakes here on namin

lindsey graham says this. after the treatment of justice kavanaugh, i now have a different view of the judicial confirmation process. compare the treatment of clarence thomas, samuel alito, to brett kavanaugh compared ruth bader ginsburg, sonia sotomayor, and elena kagan, it is clear that there is one set andules for a democratic one set of rules for a republican nomination. we should support any nomination by president trump. what do you think? guest: senator graham is donald trump's bis golf partner pete he can give a damn about any nomination whatsoever. host: we have another question that came from one of our social media followers, and i will put this to you. kasich thath john some issues like abortion are dwarfed by the need to remove donald trump from office? god help us if he does. what is your response to that? guest: the need to remove donald trump from office is driven by a fantastic array of recents. they include his continued mishandling of a virus that has killed 200,000 americans. they include t

by lindsey graham. said that they would not consider a judicial nominee in an election year. people have already started voting, don. already started voting. and we need to let the people make the decision, just like they did in 2016. >> your race has tightened. the latest polls show you tied right now. do you see the supreme court become the deciding factor in south carolina? could reluctant graham voters decide to back him now, or people come over from your side because he want another conservative jurist? >> at the end of the day, people want folks who won't lie to them. who will tell them the truth. even if they don't like the truth, but will tell it to them. in the latest poll, i was beating lindsey graham on the question of honesty. i was plus 24, he was minus 9. it is because he's an -- he's untrustworthy. and so in the end of the day, i'm going to talk about this, don. i will -- and i make this promise to the people of south carolina. i will never lie to you. i will never lie to you. lindsey gra

with 46% of south carolina voters for graham, 45% for harrison. and that poll comes on the heels of a quinnipiac poll last week showing both of them tied at 48%. that senate candidate, the guy who seems to be rattling senator graham, joins me now, jaime harrison, democrat of south carolina and former democrat state party chair. i want to start on the notion, i thought it was somewhat humorous and bemusing last night to see lindsey graham say that he's getting outraised and outspent, like you are the goliath in this race, and poor lindsey graham is the david, just trying to keep up. >> well, chris, as i told lawrence last night, i'm living rent free in lindsey graham's head right now. he can't get on a highway here in south carolina without see thing big, round head smiling at him. we are all over south carolina, this movement is something like i've never seen before. but people are ready for change here in south carolina. we're about closing the chapter on the sold salvage that he's a relic of. i'm excited about it, and it's going to be a sea chan

and it is funny you should mention lindsey graham. i tried to call him and leave a message to say that every time he says that him and john mccain were good friends, he disgraces the memory of john mccain. i hope that you folks can do your job well and get this man out of office. thank you. guest: we are doing our best every day. and we are going to keep swinging until the very last. host: not every republican is with you. guest: no. host: many folks, one person actually wrote this about the lincoln project. i will have you respond to this. "the lincoln project has no future if it's objective is to remake the post trump american party in its image. american voters did not want what they were selling before donald trump, and they certainly will not want it afterwards. center-right voters are seeking eopulist conservatism and th only purpose of the goodwill be to elected democrats now and in the future. there is a name for people who want to do that, democrats." guest: that is a fallacious and shallow argument that is not unexpected fro

senator lindsey graham chargs the judiciary committee. he'll play a big role in confirming a new 1yu689. president obama nominated garland to the supreme court. he reiterated that two years ago. >> if there's a republican president in 2016 and a vacancy surs curse in the last year of the first term, you can saw lindsey graham said let's let the next. make that nomination and you could use my words against me and bud absolutely right. >> fair enough. that was then. now his words are coming back to hounts haunt him. honestly, it nay not make much difference in the end. senator graham said he will support president trump's efforts to southeast a new justice, reason being changes the democrats made to senate rules for judicial nomination as well as how democrats treated bret kavanagh during his confirmation process. joining us now is jamie harrison, running against senator graham from n in south carolina. mr. harrison, good evening. >> good evening, joshua. thank you for having me. >> i don't want to be too cold and calculating about this. i

and right now lindsey graham made a promise.isten, in the end of the day, let's have this election. and donald trump wins, then we will -- the senate should take up his nominee and duly consider him and pass that on. joe biden wins, the same thing should happen. but we are at 40-some odd days away from an election when lindsey graham said, and so many of his colleagues said, that we have a new precedent. and that was established by them. that we would not consider these nominees in an election year. and i think we need to keep that promise and let the american people make a decision on who should be the next president and who should -- and who should vote on that nominee. >> you talk critically about changing rules and standards just a second ago. there are some democrats saying, well, if the republicans go ahead and do this and a vice president biden becomes president that -- and democrats take the senate, democrats should try to expand the number of justices on the supreme court. is that something you would support? >> well, t

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is very different than the other old lindsey graham this lindsey graham doesn't really care about thesues they're dealing with on a day-to-day basis what he cares about is his own re-election, going on shawn hannity every night instead of doing the town halls here, addressing the issues that people are dealing with it it is sad when your senator fights against you instead of fights for you here in south carolina, we had over 700,000 people file for unemployment in our state. and it was our senator that stopped unemployment who says something like that when your people are desperate and they are in need and need help but that's what lindsey graham has done and that's part of the reason why we are neck and neck in this race, and it's going to be the reason why we end up winning this race. >> yeah. and i should note we did invite lindsey graham on, by the way. you have a better favorable rate than senator graham. 47% to a favorable opinion of you. only 44% have a favorable opinion of him but the unfavorable opinion, he's underwater by five points in terms of his favorable, unfavorables w

we havet the exact scenario that chairman graham talked about. a republicanpr senate and that -- in the last year the first term indeed, it is almost the last month of his first term. i want you to use those words against me, he said. you can say lindsey graham said the next president, whoever it might be, should make the nomination.or well, here we are. and despite these words, despite their supposedly noble principl principle, that the american people should have a voice in the decision of the next supreme court justice, president trump, leader mcconnell, chairman graham of already announced they will ignore their own standard and will rush to confirm a new justice before the next president is installed. a justice that could tear down justice ginsburg's life work and other critical laws the affordable care act. the kind words and lamentations we just heard from the majority leader about justice ginsburg are totally empty, totally meaningless if he moves to appoint someone who will tear down everything justice ginsburg built. leader mcconnell, p

i really don't see how lindsey graham eats those words.will be the next senator from south carolina. >> yeah -- >> it is a terrible position that they've taken, and i don't really could wknow why they're thinking about the politics. they're pointing to their own power i think. >> how and when -- when roe v. wade was first decided, there was a delayed reaction from the religious right. they reacted a lot more strongly to the idea that segregated schools couldn't get a tax break than they did initially to roe v. wade. yet, it has being dogma. and now it's become really possible that they can overturn roe which also would be a political problem because in each state you then have a miniature war over women's fundamental rights. so i'm not sure politically how that helps them. but it is dogma. do you -- do you think that because of that these republicans will go ahead and even if they're blowing themselves up, walk right into that fire because abortion and taking down roe is such dogma in the party? among the base? >> well, i'm of the opinion

senator lindsey graham.rts that the senior senator from south carolina, quote, helped to persuade trump to participate in the book, and told him that president george w. bush once cooperated with a woodward book and it turned out far better as a result. i want to bring in jaime harrison, a democrat running for the u.s. senate against graham in south carolina and again, for the record, we should note we have invited senator graham onto this show as well. mr. harrison, senator graham has been, as you know, one of the president's most vocal and prominent supporters. now he's facing some heat from just about every direction because of this book, it would seem. how does this affect your campaign strategy, or does it? >> well, craig, it really doesn't. i don't really care whether lindsey graham sat for a bad interview with a reporter. my question was, lindsey was in the room when one of those interviews took place. did lindsey know the federal government was downplaying the virus? you know, back here, he was sayin

lindsey graham has stopped representing them.le in south carolina to hand someone who going to be a workhorse for them instead of somebody who is actually fighting against them and telling them untruths. and, so, there is so much energy right now, i just think that the next day or so or the next week or so we'll start to see more polls with us ahead of lindsey graham because people are hungry for change right here in this state. >> i'm going to play this clip because i kind of enjoy it. here it is lindsey graham begging for money. >> i am being killed financially. this money is because they hate my guts. i am getting overwhelmed. lindseygraham.com. help me. you did it last week. >> there was an ad made off of that. it is quite funny. lindsey graham is the guy who received this incredibly scary russian propaganda through john rat cli-- rad cliff. he is the guy who is going to be running affront on trying to get the supreme court nomination jammed through against the wishes of ruth bader ginsburg. are you getting asked questions ab

leader mcconnell and chairman graham have made a mockery of their previous position.they seem ready to show the world their word is simply no good. it's enough to make your head explode and then to hear leader mcconnell up on the floor trying to defend this -- pathetic. pathetic. why even bother constructing a pretense for your position, why say it's this rule or that rule and then do the exact opposite when it suits your interests? why not just come to the floor and say, i'm going to do whatever is best for my political party. consistency be damned, reason be damned, democracy be damned. just admit it. there's no shaping the cravenness of this position. but over the course of the debate, i know the republican leader -- leadership is going to try. we're going to hear some crazy things from the other side to defend the indefensible and justify this unjustifiable power grab. we've heard some of it already a few minutes ago. we're going to here a series of preposterous arguments, that it has shout -- it somehow has to do with the orientation of the presidency. we'll hear

and that goes to the same thing for lindsey graham.hey either are men of their word or they're not and if they're not, they don't need to go back to the united states senate. so the bottom line is this is up firsthand to the people of kentucky and south carolina. and then, you're absolutely right. 23 senators are up for re-election. republican senators if i'm not mistaken and we can keep the pressure on them. see, this is where you play offense. this is where you go after them and to see which of them are willing to fall on the sword. the other thing i would add to this discussion is let's understand that there could very well be an america a lame duck selection of the united states supreme court justice. in other words, you could flip the senate and mcconnell and could be out and graham could be out. between november and january 20th, they could actually confirm a supreme court justice. and what does that mean to the united states supreme court? and when schumer says everything is on the table, i think i heard in the previous show can

so the bill graham voting center will open on october 5th at 8:00 a.m. and be open daily except for the weekends, the first two weekends -- first three weekends, from 8:00 to 5:00 and opening from 10:00 to four before the election. now, the entire time the center is open, it will have ballot drop-off service and so, if people have voted their ballot and just want to drop it off and get it to us, we'll set us stations at bill graham so people don't have to get in line or congregate in number to drop off their ballot. and so, in compliance with public health guidance, they will adopt protocols at the voting center. the department will set up ballot issuing stations and voting boths to facilitate social distancing and sanitize voting supplies, equipment and high-touch surfaces. voters will be offered face coverings, hand sanitizer and gloves and are offering this service provided in multi-lingual notices at the voting center. and as i noted, to minimize congestion, there will, two ballot controversy-of drop-off . starting october 31st, the department willin

lindsay graham. graham has already said he'll vote to seat trump's nominee, but back in 2016 graham promised that he would treat a republican nominee the same way he was treating merrick garland, an >> iyou towords against me. if there is a re 2a curs in the last year of the first term, you can "lindsey graham said let's let the next president, whoever it might be, make that nomination," and you can use my words against me and you'd be absolutely right. >> stephen: i'd love to use your words against you, lindsay, but they're clearly empty. now, a gym sock full of combination locks? that's got some heft. and it's not just mcconnell and graham. listen to all these republican senators in 2016: >> there is a long tradition that you don't do this in an election year. i don't think we should be moving forward on a nominee in the last year of this president's term. i would say that if it was a republican president. >> the american people ought to have a say who sits in that supreme court seat. >> why would

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lou: well, as senator lindsey graham says, stay tuned. with the chair of the judiciary committee? >> well, he's only doing this because of our pressure. the american people want some justice here, and he's doing what he thinks he needs to do to get them something. it's certainly a vote of no confidence in the durham investigation. he wouldn't be even asking these people to testify if there was any significant chance they'd be prosecuted by durham. so comey looks like he's free and clear, if i'm interpreting the tea leaves. lou: as you usually are, that is correct in interpreting tea leaves. tom fitton, thanks so much, we appreciate it. >>> up next, minneapolis lawmakers voted to disband their police department. defund the police, remember? now they're complaining about a spike in crime? are you kidding me? minneapolis, one of the strangest places on the planet. jim hanson joins us on the radical dems and the left's awe awe amazing change of tune. and, please, preorder my new book, it's "the trump century: how our president changed the cou

lindsey graham, i'm sure steve will speak more to lindsay, we've hit lindsey graham very hard, we've helped, basically we are in our second million-dollar investor in south carolina and one of the great things, he is a person whose more conservative and lindsey graham on the big issues. i'll tell you one, spending. lindsey graham supports 30 years of his career, a budget, civil discipline guy and suddenly donald trump is in office and spending money like a drunken sailor. there's nothing he won't do to back up whatever spending trump wants to do. when you see harrison, whose more conservative and lindsey graham on spending, free trade, now foreign policy issues including lindsey graham getting on the trump train to russia and putin, first. we are optimistic about harrison, it is a tough seat, a tough race but one that deserves a lot of attention because lindsey graham is the lowest moral character in the senate. one reason not to talk, in mississippi, he's now tied, a year ago, if you told me they would be a tight race for u.s. senate in mississippi, i would have told you you were ou

graham: thank you all. host: thanks to senator graham. we will turn to our panel. introduce them in just a moment. by the magic of technology, there they are. popping back up, on muting their microphones. it is a distinguished panel. if you struggle with an inferiority complex, you do not want to host a panel like this theyse i will tell you have accomplished a thing or two. with mark champa, from -- graduated from brigham young , valedictorian of his class. from harvard, he worked with judge gorsuch. previously was the principal at the doj office of legal policy, where among other things he personally prepared over 100 nominees for confirmation by the senate and in the process earned the attorney general's distinguished service award. professor brian fitzpatrick has an undergraduate degree in chemical engineering from notre dame, graduated from harvard law for justiceked scalia. he taught at nyu school of law and is currently at vanderbilt law school and has received all kinds of awards and published all kinds of books. lastly, jd from notre dame with judge sykes

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in particular, lindsey graham. this nomination now of amy coney barrett which is pretty controversial and i read perhaps that it was helping his opponent raise funds. is the dnc putting money into that race? tom: that is another dead heat race. i know jamie harrison very well. he has something that lindsey graham lacks, integrity. what is interesting about that race is the former, i think, ceo of michelin, who used to be the finance chair of lindsey graham, is one of jamie harrison's strongest supporters. saidoke in an ad that jamie harrison is someone that you can trust. we need people in south carolina, folks have said, we will put the interests of south carolina first. lindsey graham has become a lackey for donald trump. his absence of integrity -- look at what he said in 2016 about the nomination of mary garland. me, in auote presidential campaign year, you should let people decide. those are lindsey graham's words. now four years later, those words are out the window. voters want integrity in their leaders. da

and we'll see if that works. >> lindsey graham is in a tight race.seems like he's already indicated that he is willing to go back on, you know, the oft-stated claim in 2016 about save the tape, hold me accountable to my word. >> yeah, yes, he invited people to hold his words against him, and i'm sure they'll accept that invitation if he decides to throw in with the president which he likely will. another thing that this does, anderson, is it -- donald trump has been trying mightily to distract from the fundamental issue that people are dealing with in their lives right now which is the virus. we're sitting here talking properly about the death of an iconic supreme court justice rather than the likely death of the 200th victim of the coronavirus this weekend. and so this gives the president something else to focus attention on and to try and focus public attention on, and i'm sure that he will -- that he will welcome that. you know, it also, as you point out, will rally both sides of the equation. there are a lot of young, particularly young women, wh

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so the bill graham voting center will open on october 5th at 8:00 a.m. and be open daily except for the weekends, the first two weekends -- first three weekends, from 8:00 to 5:00 and opening from 10:00 to four before the election. now, the entire time the center is open, it will have ballot drop-off service and so, if people have voted their ballot and just want to drop it off and get it to us, we'll set us stations at bill graham so people don't have to get in line or congregate in number to drop off their ballot. and so, in compliance with public health guidance, they will adopt protocols at the voting center. the department will set up ballot issuing stations and voting boths to facilitate social distancing and sanitize voting supplies, equipment and high-touch surfaces. voters will be offered face coverings, hand sanitizer and gloves and are offering this service provided in multi-lingual notices at the voting center. and as i noted, to minimize congestion, there will, two ballot controversy-of drop-off . starting october 31st, the department willin

lindsey graham was a guy that led the impeachment against bill clinton.e of his questions, it depends on what the meaning of is. the national review and "the wall street journal" opinion page, and lindsey graham and i were talking about the deconstruction of the english language. you start with language and then the rest of culture collapses and soon dogs and cats are sleeping with each other and locusts are descending from the heavens, eating the skin off our flash in d.c. i mean, it really -- the absolute freakout the republicans had because of bill clinton and his lack of character and the -- him saying what the meaning of "is" is. we really did talk about what a horrific moral crisis this was. and lindsey graham was at the front of that parade. lindsey is not deconstructing language there. lindsey's not engaging in moral equivocation. lindsey's just lying and he's lying openly, and it's just like anne applebaum says in "the twilight of democracy" that they're not even trying to hide it from you. they're just lying openly. so, steve daines -- by the wa

in 2018, reverend graham passedway at the age of 99. and to say that he left an indelible mark on society would be an understatement. for years i have advocated for reverend graham to have a place within the hallowed halls of the capitol and i'm so pleased that the millions of people who visit the capitol every year will soon be tible view his statue. i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. adams, for five minutes. ms. adams: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise this morning to speak in honor of the first black woman to serve on the charlotte mecklenburg school board. one of the co-founders and conveners of the tuesday morning breakfast forum. not only a queen of the queen city, but one of the crown jewels. miss sarah stevenson. she was born in heath springs, south carolina, in 1925. the first of 14 children. her life quickly led her to charlotte where like many african-american women of her time she worked as a housekeeper, did domestic work so that she and her family

but lindsay graham -- and i'm sure steve will speak more to lindsay, we have hit lindsay graham very hard. we helped bring jamie harrison up to even. we're in our second million dollar investment in south carolina. and it's -- one of the great things about jamie harrison, he's more conservative than lindsey graham on big issues. lindsay graham for 30 years of his career was a budget hawk and suddenly donald trump is in office and he's spending money like a drunken socialist sailor. there's nothing he won't do to back up whatever trump wants to do. when you see jamie harrison who is more conservative than lindsay graham on trade, many foreign policy issues, graham--s we're optimistic about jamie harrison. it's one that deserves a lot of attention because lindsay graham is a person of the lowest moral character in the senate. i'll let steve talk. mike espy in mississippi is tied with cindy hyde-smith. a year ago you told me there will be a tie race for u.s. senate in mississippi, i would have told you you were out of your mind. but the landscape is shifting very quickly. north carolina

words used against him. >> i'm lindsey graham and i'm-- a jackass.g i will be-- is disgusting. i am-- the most unethical-- low point in the senate. i've got one simple mess