please welcome back to the show the legendary graham norton. how you are, graham?ou back in your studio. i think we both returned around the same time in the fall. how has life been for you guys because you kind of gone back and forth as far as what you had for an audience. >> yeah. when we came back, we had a sort of a socially distanced audience which is kind of worse than no audience because we went from 600 to 60 so, the applause, it sounded like someone emptying a bucket of fish. it was just like nothing and as a performer, your relationship with the audience, i don't think you should ever feel sorry for the audience. and that's how you felt. their masks just dotted across the thing. so they're gone. they got banned. and then it was just us and the crew which i thought would be terrible but actually, you feel a bit giddy when it's just you and the crew in the room and i don't know if you agree with this -- there is something about if you get a laugh out of a camera man, it equals about getting 450 people laughing. regular people >> seth: i agree with you 100%

the taliban has welcomed the bedroll from by graham, but says the pull out isn't complete. we hope the conclusion of your door of all funding forces in american forces from applied is done with the way for the inter, i've learned asian to expedite and find a peaceful solution to the one issue as soon as possible built by the former soviet union in the 1950s, the sprawling base has expanded to 30 square kilometers since the us invasion. once a symbol for the u. s. to avenge the september 11th attacks by graham and its adjacent jail became a notorious hub for abuse. tens of thousands of people were detained, many tortured extradited to guantanamo bay prison from by graham. although the u. s . handed over upon prison to a gun government in 2013 human rights watch says its legacy of torture. still continues from wherever i hear the name of background. i recall the screams of innocent people and the pain of children and elderly men who were there. but it was an effective staging area for the coalition, which was filled up to more than 100000 soldiers. to avoid hardware falling t

the taliban has welcome to withdraw from bi graham but says the pull out isn't complete. we hope the conclusion of all of all foreign forces in american forces from a band with the way for the inter asian to expedite and. ready find a peaceful solution to the outline issue as soon as possible. people in cobble have shown cautious optimism, now that the taliban so called war against for an occupation, will be over the bite and administration is poised to complete the full withdrawal . soon, leaving behind some troops to guard, it's embassy and the airport and conduct the afghan people might face a huge tragedy, which will have a negative impact on the united states as well. because they were here for 20 years . and during these 28th, they suffered financially and in blood dollars that they lost their life and spent their money. so they must leave this country with better routine. built by the former soviet union in the 1950s, the sprawling base has expanded to 30 square kilometers since the us invasion once a symbol for the u. s. to avenge the september 11th attacks by gra

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by graham base has been transferred back to the afghan government. that's after us. a naval force has left the facility. the taliban has welcome the withdrawal describing it as a positive step and calling for a complete withdrawal of all foreign troops. osama bin java has more a formidable fortress for 2 decades where hundreds of millions of dollars have been spent. now looks like a junkyard. this is by graham, a military air base and power one province, which has been a lifeline for us. led coalition troops in guns thought. early on friday, all remaining foreign troops left the facility for the 1st time since the 2001 invasion. i don't think law american forces lift bag from a base last night without any coordination with relevant administration. this has not been officially reported to us from the ground. we get this information from the situation in the area. a several looted opportunists and others don't background as part of last year's deal between the us and the taliban. all foreign forces on to leave a gun just on the taliban has welcome to withdraw from by g

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well, just in the last minute or 2, joe biden has been asked about the withdrawal from by graham. and that event is holding about the jobs numbers in the old executive building. no, very far away from where i'm standing. he said that they're on track for the time table for the withdrawal. and that he was taking troops. i know to give them a bit more space, not entirely sure what he means by that, but jewel, bike and clearly know what about any security implications and believes that the u . s. will still be there to support the afghan forces and that assembly been a line that we'll hear over the next few days. and perhaps even over the next few months is that the us is not abandoning afghanistan. and they will still be there to support the afghan forces if required. of course, leaving by graham is important and significant because what was essentially a rundown airfield became the center for us operations in afghanistan and in the region. it became a many american city names that you would expect to see if you landed in new york or chicago. you would see right there in the heart o

by graham abbey has been transferred back to the afghan government that's after us. and nato forces left the facility. the taliban has welcomed the withdrawal, describing it as a positive step and calling for a complete withdrawal of all foreign troops. us president joe biden has promised to have all us forces count by september 11th, ending america's longest war. most of the 7000 nato troops have already left, but some american soldiers will remain to protect the u. s. embassy and possibly international airport in couple their punches. i've raised concerns about safety in recent weeks. the taliban has seized more territory across afghan hassan. i'll just here is our passion worry has more from campbell, a big move from the us forces. he had an undergone upon his bond there handed or the bug from base to the security forces this morning. and also the cover is considered a very big step from the us forces until now that the one security forces confirmed to jesse that there is 0 foreign forces at debugging base at the moment to buggerminski is considered considered imp

but it's interesting that given all the suicide attacks, all the bombings and by graham, what finally moved the u. s. from there is diplomacy and the bite and white house is banking on that diplomacy. making sure that the afghan forces will be able to protect what they have in afghanistan, that the taliban would sweep pen the way that they have done in the past. and the united states won't have to go back because they hope that this time america's longest war is coming to its final stage. and fisher, washington, d. c. thanks very much indeed. ok, let's take a closer look at the history of bags on the air base. it was built by the former soviet union and the 1950s, which turned it into its main base during its invasion of afghanistan in 1979. in late 2001. the u. s. took it over and used it as the center of operations to remove the taliban and al qaeda after the $911.00 attacks at its peak. more than 800000 us troops, a pass through by graham air base is good to runways, parking space for more than 100 aircraft, a hospital and a prison which has been run by african forces since 2013. t

to avenge the september 11 attacks by graham and it's adjacent jail became a notorious hub for abuse. tens of thousands of people were detained, many tortured and extradited to guantanamo bay prison from by graham. although the u. s. handed over upon prison to a gun government in 2013 human rights watch says its legacy of torture. still continues from wherever i hear the name of background. i recall the screams of innocent people and the pain of children and elderly men who were there. but it was an effective staging area for the coalition, which once filled up to more than 100000 soldiers, to avoid hardware falling to fall upon us for to say they've destroyed nearly $15000.00 pieces of equipment and flown out more than 700 fully loaded c, 17 transport aircraft out of, of gun is done after the u. s. and it's coalition allies spent 20 years at 4 funded it, but trillions of dollars and lost thousands of lives. the thought of under means undefeated in on the offensive. many are wondering what was the point some of a job aid out there of christopher calendar is a senior fellow at the cent

that's what lindsey graham is saying what do you think. >> the republican should've walked away weeksteway to higher taxes, the gateway to a goodiemo bag for democrats. it's never getting past nancy pelosi she made that clear every other day that she will use reconciliation to holding above not only all the democrats but republicans as well until republicans and whoever claims to be moderate or in this group walk away, republicans don't really have a chance. larry: i can think of 5 trillion reasons why this is all bad, i agree with katie, amnesty is one of them i don't know if katie was talking politically metaphorically or does she want tthe republican senators to tae their feet and walked out of the chamber no quorum, no vote, is that what we should do, mitch mcconnell doesn't say, he's not there, what do you say. >> i think you should stand upth and fight if you're not at the table you're on i the menu. what you are both missing in this argument, illegal aliens are now infrastructure, i guess we heard the rhetoric from joe biden and kamala harris and sworn into office, on and on th

we pointed out lindsey graham, who's been critical of a number of things.hat are you hearing on capitol hill? leigh ann: and senator graham was also critical when president trump was talking about removing forces from afghanistan as well. but also senate motor leader mitch mcconnell put out a scathing statement a couple of weeks ago criticizing this plan and republicans are prepared to ma president bind own this decision. this was a decision that a president was going to have to make at some point. his predecessors were unwilling to do it and now that president biden has done it, republicans are going to sound the alarm and this is not a story that's going to end today. this is a story that's going to develop defending on what happens in afghanistan moving forward and this is something that could have big political consequences, perhaps, for president biden, even though the american people at this point are supportive of it. yamiche: and talking about a story that's going to continue, we turn to haiti and the assassination of the plt, from jovenel moise. on

senator lindsey graham, thank you so much. not crazy.ould add that. >> thank you. >> brian: also here tonight texas governor greg abbott knows about challenge at the border. governor, governor, you were raising money asked for private money at the wall that president biden won't finish what happened? >> the money is coming in by people making donations texas, stepping up to provide the primary funding build the border wall which, includes the initial down payment of $250 million and on top of that there will be additional allocations by the senate texas. one of the multiple things we are working on to secure the border. we begin officially this week. one the projects i have been talking about putting together over the last several weeks and that is to begin arresting people coming across the border. lindsey graham talked about catch and release and that is a program that the biden administration is using. they allow all these people to come across the border. they catch them and then we release them. the state of texas is changing that p

ok, that's where america the authority, me to say is franklin graham, america's most prominent, even radical. you also, of course, president of some are to pass out of the billy graham evangelistic association. thank you for joining me. what does it mean to be a spiritually to, to a president? what does that involve? well, you have to be very careful as to what you say. and in certain, i want to keep those conversations private. that's very important. i know your president and student present thought and in this country, you know, says very difficult to forgive people that betray and i think his right for clergyman, we cannot betray the confidence of president or someone that we're dealing with spiritually. and so my father was very careful and i tried to be careful to do you feel the burden of that responsibility or indeed sort of the power. you know, when you're speaking at your festival, he's got such an incredible reach. you know, there are 90 to 100000000. even john calls for i think in the u. s. at the moment your father himself spoke, i think in total 2 over 200000000 in 185 c

senator lindsey graham joining us. stay with us.ght back with mark levin. >> my lord, if i get elected president of the united states with my position on healthcare, my position on he global warming, my position on foreign policy, my he position on the middle class, this will come down as one of the most progressive administrations in american history. maria: oh, yes, that was then candidate joe biden in february of 2020 revealing his intention to become the most progressive president in in u.s. history. he is well on his way, ruling by executive order, majority in both chambers, ramming through the most radical and expensive agenda this country has ever seen, all without a single republican vote. that's called unity. mark levin's new book examines how to protect our democrat say from government overreach. he's also the host of life, lib effort and levin -- life, liberty and levin. we are all viewers. thank you very much for being here this morning. your reaction to the agenda as you see. >> my reaction to the agenda is that joe bid

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good evening, senator graham. you heard my open. what do you think?t one dollar for reparations. the state department is out of control. they lost their mind to have russia, china and cuba judge america. to anybody who is going to be met by the u.n. asking for information, i would have i you not to give it. if things like this are going to lead to a republican wipeout in 2022 of the democratic biden administration in the house and senate. moments like this remind us why president trump was a good president. judge jeanine: if you remember obama started with an apology tour. and biden is starting with -- let's put a bull's-eye on america. a lot is going on in america. i understand you played golf with president trump and had dish with him the last few days. and i know congressman kevin mccarthy joined him for a male or two. what's happening with the president? >> his golf games incredible. he's busting his driver. i'm not joke. but the president is worried about our country. he's mad as hell about what blinken is doing, having the u.n. judge america. it

graham pack had a similar concern, which he outlined in this video. i concern, which he outlined in thisideo. i was very concerned _ this video. i was very concerned to - this video. i was very concerned to see - this video. i was very | concerned to see that this video. i was very - concerned to see that the bbc, having been handed the classified military and defence documents found at the bus stop, immediately displayed them in detail to the public on sunday morning, and on bbc tv news in the evening. surely documents marked "secret uk eyes only" should have been kept out of the public domain and returned to the mod. the actions of your diplomatic correspondence, including those of the tv news editor, well, it seems, irresponsible, disloyal, and clearly not in the national interest, and disclosure of classified documents such as these could in the worst case endanger the lives of serving royal naval personnel. well, to res - ond royal naval personnel. well, to respond to _ royal naval personnel. well, to respond to those _ royal naval personnel. well, to respond to those points, - roya

many tortured extradited to guantanamo bay prison from by graham, although the u. s. handed over upon prison to a gun government in 2013 human rights watch says its legacy of torture still continues. from wherever i hear the name of background, i recall the screams of innocent people and the pain of children, an elderly men who were there. but it was ineffective staging area for the coalition, which was filled up to more than 100000 soldiers. to avoid hardware falling to the taliban, us forces said they have destroyed nearly 15000 pieces of equipment and flown out more than 700 fully loaded sea. 17 transport aircraft out of, of gun is done after the u. s. and it's coalition allies spent 20 years at 4 funded it, but trillions of dollars. and last thousands of lives, the taliban remains undefeated. and on the offensive, many are wondering what was the point? the summer been job it out of their brazilian, prosecutors have opened a corruption investigation into peasants eyeball scenario, and he's accused of failing to act against a scheme involving the national current

graham: what does it take to make the list? director wray: well, there is, as you may know, senator, under federal law, under u.s. law, there is no list of domestic terrorism organizations the same way there is for foreign terrorist organizations. sen. graham: well, let's think about that in the next 47 seconds. oathkeepers, are they a domestic terrorist organization? director wray: again, we have individuals who associate themselves with that group who are -- sen. graham: is antifa is a domestic terrorist organization? director wray: same answer. sen. graham: so why don't we think about how to gather better information and expose some of these groups if they were on a list would it make it easier for you? director wray: i think the issue of whether or not to designate or have a formal mechanism for designating domestic terror groups in the same way we do with, say, al qaeda or isis, i think there's reasonable debate about whether or not it would -- sen. graham: is the kkk a domestic terrorist group? director wray: well, there

senator lindsey graham joined us now. senator, welcome. thank you for being here.amala harris' handling of the border. he questioned whether she knows the end game and if they do know what the end game is, he said they are not sharing it with me. what is your criticism of her handling of the border? >> she doesn't know what she's doing. i don't dislike her, but she is suggesting that we should invest a lot of money in the northern triangle countries but not change our border policy. congressman cuellar's district is under siege. i was on a phone call that lasted about an hour. the mayor is doing the best he can. the police chief in the region are just beside themselves and the hospitals are having a competition for event space between illegal immigrants and american citizens. henry's district is being overrun. there is covid positives everywhere. i can't go to canada or europe as an american citizen under the biden plan, but 1.2 million people from the end vaccinated world can across the u.s. border and be released in large part into the united states. it is destro

fox news, sean hannity franklin graham. it says it right there.an you imagine being he cannives that shame such people would be coming your chart. this is even after we know facebook algorithms are already stacked against conservatives. and especially against trump supporters. they full on banned president trump and would like to do the same to you and me. because simply being a patriotic conservative, well, that makes you a misinformant. that's where we are headed or as we learn every day, maybe we're already there. here to react is lara logan host of lara logan has no agenda. a brand new season is available now. it's fantastic. please do check it out. she did the homework and the research uncovering a lot of what we're uncovering in realtime as well. the white house coming out and saying this, lara, does this surprise you or has this been going on and now they are just talking about it? is didn't surprise me because doing this season a man jacob applebaum a key pillars of wikileak, a celebrated online privacy advocate won of the developers of th

south carolina senator, lindsey graham. okay.use you and i have had many discussions, even years back debates over the borders. secure the border first and that has not happened. we now have nearly 200,000 people a month. the answer is simple in my mind. >> right. yeah, it is. i've been dealing with illegal immigration for 15 years. policies that incentivize illegal immigration, you will get more of it. if a policy deters illegal immigration, you will get less. the dumbest idea in all of washington would be to grant amnesty in an infrastructure bill without first securing the border. you would have an invasion beyond what you have today. if we legalized 100,000 people or a million people in the infrastructure bill, it would be a run on our borders because everybody would get the message that they are legalizing people in america. let's go and let's go now. you have to secure the border before you grant one person legal status. if you don't, you will lose control of america, of our sovereignty. >> sean: well, and the amnesty behin

for great state of south carolina joins me good evening senator graham. >> good evening. >> all rightt do you think? not one federal dollar for reparations, the state department out of control lost their mind they have russia, china cuba judge america is ridiculous, so to anybody who is going to be met by u.n., or the u.n. asks for information i would advise you not to give it. if things like that going to lead to republican wipeout in 2022 of the democratic biden administration in hours and senate moments like this that remind why yous president trump was a good president. >> not only that, but if you remember, obama started with apology tour biden put a bull's-eye on it try to destroy america there is a lot going on in america today, and i understand, that you played golf with president trump for had dinner last few days, i know also that congresswoman kevin mccarthy joined him for a meal or two what is happening with the president . >> well his golf game incredible, busting his driver knocking 10s down with iron putt, i am not joking i've never seen him play this well the president

lindsey graham is right about one thing.ete. you know, this is his party, you know, and if he wants to be the nominee and all the others stand down. so fix it. no, baby, you broke it. we the people, we going to fix it and by keeping you out of the white house. that's how. >> keeping him out of the white house but michael steele, do you really think donald trump is going to run again for a job he didn't like to begin with? >> no. >> okay. all right. he doesn't want to work. the job requires work. he realized he could not do the command and control where he can get the government to do whatever the hell he wanted it to do from his justice department to his state department. he realized he couldn't control it the way he wanted to. it requires too much work. he'll be a pain in everyone's behind on the way. >> donna, let me get you react to something else senator graham had to say on sunday morning futures. this is on voting restrictions. >> we can't talk about policy because he's failed on the policy front. he is trying to make

the millions of illegal immigrants already here and new ones to bury it and move senator lindsey grahamys will lead to a quote invasion. this all comes as the number of encounters on the southwest border have skyrocketed since president biden took place more than doubling from january to june. in bringing the total to more than a million so far this fiscal year. with all of it, democrats are pushing to include mass amnesty in the multitrillion dollar infrastructure package here is senator graham warning what all this could mean. >> that will lead to an invasion of illegal immigration, it would put jet fuel on a system that's already broken, if you give one person legal status, there will be a run on our border like you've never seen before the dumbest idea in the history of the senate, the history of the white house, it will lead to a breakdown of law and order beyond what you see today. kick it you have spent so much time down at the border and giving your topline thoughts, i think critical to the conversation, but also, i'm curious to know if this is where you thought we'd be. >> unfo

i think this is lindsey graham, one man, saying that this is something he could do. planning to band together to try to leave and flee washington the way the texas democrats do. it's not surprising from senator lindsey graham to throw something up like this that we're not seeing any other republicans join in. >> do you think this is actually going to happen? what do you think? >> lindsey graham might leave town, but we haven't heard that any other senate republicans. >> there's no broad support. what do you think? >> members of senate like to leave town. they leave town as soon as possible. are they going to try to unplug the senate in that fashion? i don't think so. >> john harwood, arlette saenz, thank you so much. >>> still ahead -- >> so texas democrats trying to fight back against voting restrictions now finding themselves battling covid. >> quite a few of them. >>> louisiana is among the lowest vaccinated states in the country, one is one republican senator blaming joe biden for that? front desk. yes, hello... i'm so... please hold. ♪ i got you. ♪ all by yourse

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talking about this, lara, i know you've been asked to do photo ops for the graham and selfies, i'm sure just talked about the ice bucket challenge, it's not that crazy but i remember it being a big deal back in the day i remember my husband and i taking like a few hours to set up this whole shoot and that was like what, 22nd? at least that wasn't dangerous but think about all of these people eating tide pods and putting people in chokehold until they pass out, it can get really crazy and it's sad because i feel like people have to keep outdoing one another. when is enough? >> that's a great question, when is it enough? >> i know, right? part of me feels bad because her really poor choice is now all over social media in the news and she's facing charges but you said something great, she has to face charges or the bear could have been put down and they have to set an example for us more people will do crazy things for the gram and it has to stop.hol. next, we break down big saturday plus next. ♪♪ welcome back to the big saturday show. it's time for a new segment we are calling big saturda

we will ask senator lindsey graham and moments. how does the white house all problem? more coming up. laura: the biden white house is to blend average infrastructure framework calling it historic. the 70 republicans who voted to advance the bill throwing biden a lifeline. is one of those 17 republican senators lindsey graham, this is $1 trillion bill, facing massive inflation and other pressures and donald trump said you've made his terrible deal the republicans are big losers here, democrats the big winners. wising wrong? >> i think he is wrong. he had over $1.7 trillion infrastructure spending which i supported, we can never get it done. this is $1.2 trillion for roads, bridges and ports and if you don't think we've got a road, bridge and port problem you are not looking at america the way it is, $3 trillion bill they want to follow along with his socialism but count me in for roads, bridges and sports, i understand what i'm for and what i'm against and i think america -- laura: you think it is the same economy it was when donald trump was in office, inflationary pre

jim jordan ought to be ashamed of himself and lindsey graham. i want to get into lindsey graham's head to straighten him out. he is disruptive as well. we need to get these laws passed on voting rights, so that all americans, black, green, blue, whatever they can vote like we did in 2020. black lives matter did not attack the capitol in none of their marches. host: kelly armstrong of north dakota is one of the selections by the republican party. a call next from north dakota. we have one from new jersey. tom, new jersey, republican line. caller: for anybody to accept any information from this committee is going to have to be bipartisan. you take any law or anything else. you have a jury. who picks the jury? not just the prosecutor, but the prosecutor gets to pick who he wants, the defense picks who he wants. then you have a fair trial. how can you have a fair trial of one of them pick everybody who is going to be on? you can be sure they are not going to be able to convince all of the people in the u.s. that it was fair. host: delaware, gerald.

she thought it was going to be dance as a martha graham dancer because that's what -- that was her love and so she was like, oh, my goodness, i'm going to be a famous martha graham dancer and that's how i'm going to dance for kings and queens. little did she ever know that this was what happened. >> we had -- i want to thank john in louisiana for his question which you also answered about the moment when richard nixon resigned. let's move on to this one about mrs. ford's involvement with the era. edina asks your mother was portrayed in this week's episode of mrs. america on hulu, that's the story about the women's movement and phillip schaply. what do you remember about your mother's role in -- was there any reluctance to get involved in this or did she just dive in? >> no, she really dove in. she did her research. i'm not going to say she didn't do her research and the pros and cons to stepping out. i have not seen the hulu show yet so i can't speak about that, but let's remember, ann, you know she wanted a female on his cabinet and she got carla hills who did a fabulous job. she would

senator lindsey graham, the media calling this effort, quote, bipartisan. house this bipartisan and why would single republican even if you are retiring grant them souvenir of legitimacy here? >> we are not going to proceed to a bill that is not written because that makes no sense of president biden wants to do infrastructure, roads, bridges and ports around $1 trillion, plenty republicans work with them, chuck schumer is trying to blow this effort up. can you imagine, you've been around town for a while. i cloture on a bill that doesn't exist is insane, so president biden, get on the phone to schumer and tell them to stand down, tell him you're undercutting an effort to find common ground on infrastructure regarding roads, bridges and ports. you can tell schumer to stop what he will not i don't know but you should try to stop him from blowing this up. >> amy klobuchar gave away the game, watch. >> what you can do with infrastructure which is not in the bipartisan package and i'm glad they are continuing to negotiate and make progress, what you can do is pu

here now it's one of those 17 republicans, senator lindsey graham. this is a trillion dollar bill at a time we are facing massive inflation, president trump said you guys have made a terrible deal, that republicans are big losers and democrats are the big winners so why is he wrong? >> i think he's wrong because he had a bill for $1.7 trillion infrastructure spending which i supported, we could never get it done. 1.2 trillion for roads, bridges and ports and if you don't think we have a road, bridge and port problem you are not looking at america the way it is. the $3.5 trillion bill they want to follow up with is socialism but count me in for roads, bridges and ports paid for. i understand what i'm for and i understand what i'm against and -- >> laura: do you think this is the same economy as there was one president trump was in office? that inflationary pressure that we are seeing today have no effect on the spending and that this is not a glide path to make -- >> sure. >> laura: $3 trillion spending is possible, huge win for the white house, they

he joins me now. president graham diaz can now blame the us, being behind the protest. does he have any evidence for that? well, i'm sure he points to the fact that the united states has been spending about $20000000.00 a year in support of opposition elements inside cuba. but the reality is that these demonstrations were too large and 2 broad in scope across the island to be strictly the result of any effort by the united states to foment opposition. people are just, you can, i'm really desperate and frustrated right now because there's no food in the stores . there's no medicine in the pharmacy is there is no fuel of gas stations. and there are now rowing electric blackouts in the middle of summer. and so people who just angry and the result is this kind of social explosion. how much of a role does the us trade embargo play in that worsening economic crisis? well, the us embargo plays an important role. donald trump black remittances from cuban americans going to their families in cuba. and that was about $3500000000.00 a year in hard currency, low and foreign exchang

senator graham, thank you. straight ahead, you're not going to believe we are learning even more information about hunter biden, the great artist, portraits of a. senator ron johnson will weighing on these new developments as we continue. glad you're with us. cranky-pated: a bad mood related to a sluggish gut. miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. free your gut, and your mood will follow. is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com a little preparation will make you and your family safer in an emergency. a week's worth of food and water, radio, flashlight, batteries and first aid kit are a good start to learn more, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com >> sean: hunter biden's art trading raising more concerns as hunter's dealer, art dealer now sent back in 2015, he wa

cheryl: south carolina senator lindsey graham saying he would follow the lead of texas democrats whoe state of our voting legislation and leave himself to avoid voting on the restructuring bill. here's what he told maria on sunday morning futures. >> i would leave before i would let that happen, so to my republican colleagues, we may learn something from our democratic friends in texas when it comes to avoiding a three and a half trillion dollar tax-and-spend package, leave it town. >> so you just see them leave and you are saying fine they were effective in not giving the republicans a quorum and he will do the same thing? >> vice president harris, if you think these peoples are here i expect you to show up and pat us on the back. hell yeah, i would leave. cheryl: seems like graham was saying was you had the vice president meeting with the texas democrats and a cheering and applauding them and now somehow covid but anyway your reaction to that? >> i think sheer genius on the part of senator lindsey graham because of that three and a half trillion monstrosities fundamentally would ch

senator graham, thank you. straight ahead, you are not going to believe, we're learning even more information about hunter biden, the great art -- portraits of a crack addict. glad you're with us. weighing on these new developments as show me the olympics. [ "bugler's dream" playing ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: right now hunter biden's art is raising even more concerns about possible influence pedaling on top of all we do know as hunter's dealer, art dealer, that is, said back in 2015, he wanted to be the "lead guy in china," adding, "i plan to find and discover and bring to the rest of the world those i consider china's next generation of modern artists." remember, all of these buyers, they will remain anonymous. they say that's ethical. will any of the buyers be connected to the chinese government or military? and i'll ask again, what exactly is the market for these paintings? $500,000? we did reach out to hunter biden's lawyer and the art dealer, his name is george berges, we didn't get to hear anything. senator r

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lindsey graham has been a senator a really long time, he should know how this works.leave, then they could pass with majority rules. so i'm, like, yeah, leave, and we can pass all of the bills that the american people need. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: now one of the things that's a little bit distressing about polling that i've seen recently is that the basically essentially the same people who believe the big lie have a large percentage of the people who do not believe that they should become vaccinated. not exactly the same, but there's a lot of correlation between the two. >> yeah. >> stephen: is there any message you're talking about on your show to people about vaccinations, pros and cons? >> this is what frightens me because -- i tweeted this and i'll just say it again -- the same people are telling you you should not be vaccinated are the same people who are saying there are bamboo shards of trump ballot in chicken poop in arizona, and you should comb through the chicken poop, find the bamboo ballots which are obviously from china because -- bamboo ball