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graham potter retains the support...potter apparently still has the support - of the chairman and the board. whacked, backed, but then sacked. graham potter came to chelsea to begin what they call in football "a project." a long—term vision, a five—year contract, it lasted not seven months. he leaves with the team at mid—table and his assistant in charge. it's been really difficult, really difficult at every single level and especially emotional. obviously you have to deal with the press conference, you have to deal with the players, but it's hard, the relationship with graham and billy. and it's difficult to deal with that. how it affects the families. the personal impact is something potter himself had mentioned. as results fell away after the world cup he spoke of the abuse his family had suffered. this was a level of pressure he had not experienced at any previous job. the defeat at aston villa at the weekend was his 11th in 31 games. patience had run out. certain things were accepted that when you come to chelsea it

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that's the person lindse graham is crying for now lindsey graham has never cried for a single child whon america. not one. lindsey graham did not go on t to cry for nine year old evely dieckhaus, nine year old william kinney, nine year ol hallie scruggs, who were murdered in a nashvill elementary school last week by a mass murderer, who als killed katherine koonce, the head of the school, cynthi peak, a substitute teacher, an mike hill, the school' custodian. lindsey graham did not shed single tier for any one of those victims of america's latest mass murderer, who used an ar-15 to fire 152 bullets and that school. after that mass murder, lindse graham proudly told reporter in washington that he owns a ar-15. he didn't say why. he didn't cry while casually talking to washington reporter in the senate hallway abou america's latest mass murder and he will cry the next time. if your child's body is ripped apart by an ar-15, in your child's classroom, lindsey graham will not cry for your child and he will not cry fo you. he cried for one of donald trump's nominees to the suprem court, when

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graham potter apparently still has the support of the chairman and board. sacked. graham potter came to chelsea what the call in football, a project puts up a long—term vision and a five—year contract. it lasted seven months. he leaves with the team made table and his assistant in charge. it's been really difficult at every single level, especially emotional. obviously, you have to deal with the press conference and the players but it's hard. the relationship with graham and billy, it's difficult to deal with that and how it affects their families. that personal impact is something potter himself had mentioned. as results fell away after the world cup he spoke of the abuse his family had suffered. this was a level of pressure he had not experienced at any previous job. the defeat to aston villa at the week and was his 11th in 31 games. patience had run out. certain things were accepted at brighton but at chelsea it's a big shift. people have to understand that and that's why i feel at chelsea. the owners will to win had been backed by lots of cash. chelsea

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i've got to go with lindse graham on this one sorry but. >> no worries, no worries. >> lindsey grahamo much i really appreciat insights throughout this hour. thank you for making time fo us make sure to come back tomorro night nine eastern msnbc john leguizamo towards me for conversation about his new msnbc docuseries, tourin across the country, celebratin the latino experience of excellence in this country i'm who speak also wit delegate stacey plaskett, former impeachment manager b lumps -- and the republicans see unti then, i'm ayman, have a good night. your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. with the money we saved, we tried electric unicycles. i think i've got it! doggy-paddle! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (wheezing) asthma isn't pretty. it's the moment when you realize that a good day... is about to become a bad one. but then, i remembered that the world is so much bigger than that, with trelegy. because one dose a day helps keep my asthma symptoms under control. and with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy helps improve lung fu

i think senator graham knows where the american people are on this. they are with democratic leaders and the people of this country believe that the women of this country should be able to make their own decisions about their health care and not politicians . and they don't want ted cruz in the waiting room. so what does this mean? what just happened while the supreme court correctly decided the case and basically said we can still women of this country you can still get the medication abortion drug that has been deemed safe for over 20 years after a four year review. yet it was three trump appointed judges that basically tried to put their beliefs over the american medical association and the doctors of this country. that's what this case is about. and i think what you see when senator graham is bringing up bill's from what the comstock act that is literally passed dana in 18 73. that is 10 years before the yellowstone known prequel. okay that is at a time when healthcare when you were treated for pneumonia through bloodletting, it is back in the age

i gotta give it t lindsey graham. lindsey graham's hockey, sat i dangerous. i wish that i could laugh at how clearly raven lindsey graham's right now, bu i get that there's plenty of blame to go around in terms of government officials who talks tough on saudi arabia and then go over and see biden's visit. i get it this is not a partisan thing though, it's just unfortunat that lindsey graham would talk so tough in 2018, but stil choose to go to saudi arabia today because of the economi investment aspect of it. that' not the sort of moral standing that he was projecting in 2018 i guess that's we have t expect for lindsey graham. > mike, who do you have? >> well i'm so glad hayes went wit lindsey cause i was ready to lay into ted cruz. my sister lives in texas, so love th good people of texas, shut u to them. but, i aske representatives of mull when h came on the program a few week ago, i asked him about working with other members across th aisle. how do you work wit somebody like a senator te cruz that maybe flip-flops

lindsey graham got hysterica for him. revoke constitutional right from th women of this country an forced a ten-year-old pregnant girl to -- lindsey graham didn't cry abou the rape of that ten year ol girl and he did not cry about wha was forced upon her after th raped by the supreme court int place -- do not cry for that american children, american republicans don't. when they are murdered b ar-15s here is tennessee stat representative william lambert speaking to student protesters in nashville who hav spontaneously been demonstrate at the state capitol in th aftermath of the latest mass murder there >> so you are not going to lik my, answer look, i will sa that straight up it is not about this one gun there is a firearm out there that you are comfortable being shot with, please show me whic one artist there's not. right there, every single gu in the hands of a crazy person a deranged person, a convicted felon every single one - >> right, but when someone i walking on the street with a giant asked gun for no reason. it's

i want to commend my ranking member, lindsey graham. lindsey, it is been 10 years since a gang of eight got together to produce a bill that passed with a strong bipartisan vote on the floor for comprehensive immigration reform. unfortunately it did not become an item of business in the republican-led house and it died as a result. that is why your testimony before this commission basically tells us we still have a job to complete. sadly republicans and how seem to approach the same thing today they did 10 years ago. they do nothing to block attempted reform and criticize anyone who suggests a solution to the problem. one leading house republican's call for defunding, defending the department of homeland security, unimaginable. mr. secretary were going to receive a lot of questions today about fentanyl. this is a serious deadly problem for the fentanyl flowing into the united states from two mexican cartels requires quick, thoughtful, urgent action. but we have to be clear about what we are doing. some are pushing the narrative asylum-se

graham and so that was how bad he really got started. and that the only thing we can think of is that god did that. we don't know why daddy doesn't know why. i don't even know if mr. hearst knew why. i don't know. we never that he never met him. so but that's that's really what started the his fame. and so people began to pour in at that time into these tents and went on lasted longer and longer. i'm glad to tell you tonight that jesus christ, the son of god, has been on the every problem that you pay. he's the son of god has the every burden that you can. he can forgive everything, right? he coil and rope and chain of habit that may be binding you at this moment. and stop any lightning punishment that may be bothering you because of your sin. yes. jesus has been the problem. he was invited to the white house by president truman the first time. and being young and inexperienced, you know, he went in and he went in with some of his team and they met with the president. and i don't know all that was said there, but he came out of there and

tonight t -- kekeri russellll host of "q"queen of ththe unive" graham norton.newew "closer look. featuring the 8g band with anup sastry. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news after announcing his 2024 reelection campaign, president biden delivered a speech yesterday about his economic vision for the country. that's right, from now on the grandkids are getting $6 in their birthday cards [ laughter ] vermont senator bernie sanders endorsed president biden yesterday and said he will do what he can to make sure biden is reelected but if biden loses, the two of them can always go back to heckling the muppets [ laughter ] following recent reports of justice clarence thomas's failure to disclose lavish vacations and gifts from a wealthy republican donor, the supreme court released a three-page statement yesterday, signed by all nine justices committing to follow, quote, "foundational ethics and principles." starting

, energy minister graham stuart . f graham stuart.ally i did what i was told to do, which is to say it wasn't a confidence vote after it had been sent out earlier that it was. so it did lead to and contribute to a sense of chaos. coming up, conservative mp joe gideon. the challenge has been that- conservative mp joe gideon. the challenge has been that if- ii. 37�* c, 3" the challenge has been that if you put challenge has been that if you psi psspis— challenge has been that if you psi psspis inis— challenge has been that if you put people into a— challenge has been that if you put people into a hotel without the put people into a hotel without is risk— put people into a hotel without the risk forces— put people into a hotel without the risk forces and in an area where— the risk forces and in an area where we— the risk forces and in an area where we are strapped for risk forces— where we are strapped for risk isisss is— where we are strapped for risk forces to help— where we are strapped for risk forces to help the— where we are strapp

with more on this is our reporter, graham satchell.— with more on this is our reporter, graham satchellery short hearing _ graham satchell. yes, this is a very short hearing this _ graham satchell. yes, this is a very short hearing this morning. - graham satchell. yes, this is a very short hearing this morning. piran i short hearing this morning. piran ditta khan spoke only twice, once to confirm his name and then to confirm his date of birth, which is october 1948. he his date of birth, which is october 19118. he is a 74—year—old man. he has been charged with six counts, the most serious of which is murder. and he has also been charged with robbery and four counts of possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life. as you say, this goes back to november 2005 and the murder of pc sharon beshenivsky. you may remember this case. she had been called to reports of a robbery at a travel agents with another female colleague and was shot inside that travel agent. colleague and was shot inside that travelagent. i colleague and was shot inside that travel agent. i should say that there have

but basically i graham stuart. but basically i did what i was told to do, which is to say it wasn't a confidence vote after it had been sent out earlier that it was. so it did lead to and contribute to a sense of chaos. coming up, conservative mp joe gideon. the challenge has been that- conservative mp joe gideon. the challenge has been that if- m 37�* c, 3" the challenge has been that if you put people— challenge has been that if you put people into— challenge has been that if you put people into a— challenge has been that if you put people into a hotel without the risk— put people into a hotel without the risk forces— put people into a hotel without the risk forces and in an area where— the risk forces and in an area where we— the risk forces and in an area where we are strapped for risk feces— where we are strapped for risk fees to— where we are strapped for risk forces to help— where we are strapped for risk forces to help the— where we are strapped for risk forces to help the people who are forces to help the

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joining me now south carolina senator lindsey graham. welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you. >> we'll get to afghanistan. i want to start with china. you heard the report there about what reuters has been calling a standoff in the taiwan strait. you served in the air force. we noted weeks ago a four star general said he thought we would be in actual combat with china by 2025. chairman mccall said the same thing on the show. where do you think we are? where does this go? >> number one, we're celebrating easter. if you're looking for some good news, it's easter sunday. to taiwan, here's what i think. i think they are setting the stage possibly for a blockade of taiwan. this communist chinese party is going to test us dramatically this year and next year before the election. in 1961 the russians tried to isolate west berlin. i'm fearful the chinese may be sending conditions to blockade taiwan into coming months or weeks, and we need to respond forcefully. if they do that, we need to block oil shipments coming from the midwest to chi

barney graham is saying, just get me the genome. i'll have my team ready to go. 8:00 catching the genome comes in. it's open to the world barney graham contacts his team. they begin the next morning, 65 days later, the first moderna vaccine goes into the arm of, the first volunteer of the first phase clinical trial. and by 20th, it's cleared clinical trials and it starts to be given to people all over the people in this country. and eventually over the world. that's my book is titled breathless, so i'll stop there. thank you. thank you. thank you you. oh, yeah. questions, questions, questions. if you have questions at the mic step up to the mic. great. thanks. thanks. hi. i loved the ending there, but a question that i have is going back to your book, ten, 12 years ago, there were probably a lot of different places along the way or things that could have been done that perhaps could have prevented from happening if as a society, we actually wanted that to happen. so are there particular steps that you see now looking back, that we m

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i am old enough to remembe when lindsey graham, senator graham, was a part of th rational part of thetually wanted t get things done. like a comprehensive immigration bill that he joine with the late senator john mccain to try and get through. >> miles, how much of the fact that this is happening in ne york is dissuading people from either heeding trump's call fo protest or even talking abou the fact that they are it has been well documente about how the january si insurrection was organized maybe they've learned. >> let's go back to the firs part of the question it is new york and whether h knows it or not donald trump does not exactly have a huge base of support in new yor city it is not exactly mag ground zero but the concern to me is less about the immediate arraignment in new york city and more about other aspects o violence that could occu across parts of the united states i cited the example o trump's home in florida bein raided by the fbi than a man i ohio launching an attack against the fbi this is what w have seen in trump's history they will find targets o opportunity outsi

graham and cardin exclusively on "fox news sunday". plus. >> 34 false statements made to cover up other crimes. >> the only crime i have committed is to fearlessly defend our nation from those who seek to destroy it breaks we will ask her sunday panel about former president trump's historic arraignment. and kathy lee gifford and her close friend rabbi jason sit down and tell us how the key stories of their differing faith backgrounds show they are not so different after all. >> is one story about redempt redemption. works all right now on "fox news sunday". basics of the from doctors in. the bite administration admitting they were some missteps during the withdrawal from afghanistan that left 13 u.s. service members dead. but assigning much of the blame elsewhere. reports the national security council summarizes the assessment blame say chaotic pullout at august 2021 on decisions made during former president trump's administration. republicans who demanded the documents are strongly condemning the report. ennis tensions with china oil

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and so, you know, i think that's the context graham saw. peter was like impeachment and everybody was already talking about impeachment. i mean, he just not stop himself from bragging to us, you know, right there on the street he's like, you know, i just got on the phone with trump, you know and he was just he this amazing thing to us, you know, we didn't have any we weren't interviewing him. he didn't say, oh, it's off the record. but he said, you know, trump a lying motherfer, you know. but then he said, but he's so much fun to hang out with. and, you know, graham was like this sort of dazzled little boy and so i think at the time, peter and i incorrectly thought that this was going to be the big of the trump presidency, this impeachment and because it involved russia, ukraine and impeachment, things that, you know, we had covered, we thought, well, maybe we should do that. and grandma says, where are you going to write a book about this impeachment? maybe you should a book about this impeachment. so that was the germ of the idea but obvi

. >> everyone, send your congratulations to senator lindsey graham, he has a new job, unpaid intern,and kindly, for donal trump. >> i'm sorry i'm so upset, but please, help president trump if you can afford five or te bucks, if you can afford $1, fine, just pray, make sure you vote as early as you can i your state do not risk anything anymore that is soon as you can, pra for this country, pray for thi president, and if you have gotten the money to give, give it lindsey graham dot com, it doesn't go to me, it goes to helping this president and taking back the senate >> that hair on a skin ton looking a little bit kind of familiar the gop response to trump' indictment has been all over the place. senator graham is literall begging for money, tears welling in his eyes, and durin the holiest week for christians, congresswoman marjorie taylo greene is comparing trump to get this, jesus, and eve nelson mandela in contrast, senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell, takin a very different approach, crickets, the silence from mcconnell is deafening joining me now is rick wilson, cofounder of t

senator lindsey graham, al smiles in saudi arabia, sittin next to the crown prince himself.oot khashoggi was a game-changer for him the red line that kill tha relationship now lindsey graham is saying o twitter that the new game-changer is a 37 billion dollar deal with the saudis to buy boeing seven 87's which ar made in south carolina so 37 billion, that is the game-changer that is what it took t convince senator graham to sid with the saudis again. that is what it took to let mb get away with murder that is our show for thi evening. we will see you again tomorrow now it's time for the last word, with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence >> good evening, alex. i was just listening to senato warnock on your show talking about the 27-year-olds i tennessee and the tennesse house of representatives who have jumped into our present day, and we believe into our history in a way that we haven't seen, as he pointed out, since martin luther king was 2 years old, when he came to prominence as a civil rights leader >> it is what feels like a terrible moment for the country, but

republican lindsey graham, democrat limit close shark, wes moore. plus, analysis of roundtable. >> from "abc news," it is "this week." here now, jonathan karl. >> good morning and welcome to "this week" appeared when the supreme court overturned roe v. wade last year, the court said the legal status of abortion should not be determined by unelected judges. as justice samuel alito wrote in the majority's opinion, "it is time to heed the constitution and return the issue of abortion to the people's elected elected representatives." yearly a year later, the court is once again at the center of the debate of abortion in the position to determine the fate of the most common form of abortion in the united states, the abortion pill, mifepristone. the pill has been legally available for 23 years but a decision by a federal judge in texas imaged to change that. not just in texas, but throughout the united states. justice alito issued an 11th hour stay on friday that will leave the availability of the pill on stomach unchanged but only until wednesday if the

senator lindsey graham, al smiles in saudi arabia, sittin next to the crown prince himself.t khashoggi was a game-changer for him the red line that kill tha relationship now lindsey graham is saying o twitter that the new game-changer is a 37 billion dollar deal with the saudis to buy boeing seven 87's which ar made in south carolina so 37 billion, that is the game-changer that is what it took t convince senator graham to sid with the saudis again. that is what it took to let mb get away with murder that is our show for thi evening. we will see you again tomorrow now it's time for the last word, with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence >> good evening, alex. i was just listening to senato warnock on your show talking about the 27 year olds i tennessee and th

♪ ♪ ♪ (birdsong) (graham) i'm in rome.we need a relationship with god. and the only way that we can have that relationship is through faith in god's son, jesus christ. we read in the bible that jesus had an encounter with a man by the name of nicodemus. i'd like to read that to you. it's in john chapter 3. "nicodemus comes to jesus at night. "he said, 'rabbi, we know that you're a teacher who has come "'from god, for no one could perform these miracles, "'these signs that you're doing, if god weren't with him.' "jesus declared, 'i tell you the truth. "'no one can see the kingdom of god unless he is born again.' "'how can a man be born when he's old?' nicodemus asked. "'surely, he can't enter a second time "'into his mother's womb to be born.' "jesus answered, 'i tell you the truth. "'no one can enter the kingdom of god "'unless he is born of water and the spirit. "'flesh gives birth to flesh, "'but the spirit gives birth to spirit.'" nicodemus was a religious leader. he was a pharisee. pharisees were the strictest of relig