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senator graham: mr. marcus when, it comes to consumers it seems to be like three time tested ways to protect consumers against any product. statutory schemes, nonexistence either. here. legal systems which may be here but not social media. and agencies. go back to senator hawley. the atom bomb has put a cloud over humanity. but nuclear power could be one of the solutions to climate change. so what i'm trying to do is make sure that you just can't go build a nuclear power plant. bot, what would you like to do today? build a nuclear power plant. you have the nuclear regulatory commission that governs how you build a plant and it's licensed. do you agree, mr. altman, these tools you are creating should be licenseed? mr. altman: we have been calling for this. senator graham: that's the simplest way. you get a license and do you agree with me that the simplest way, and the most effective way, is to have an agency that is more nimble and smarter than congress, which should be easy to create, overlooking what y

graham: one last question.eporter: can i clarify -- [indiscernible voices] the biden administration is reinstating -- [indiscernible voices] why is that insufficient? sen. graham: well, you know, all i can tell you is we went from the lowest to the highest illegal crossings on record. they're talking about setting up processing centers inside mexico and other countries, which is a good idea. remaining in mexico worked. people will not pay a cartel $10,000 to sit in mexico for five or 10 years. that is why it went to a trickle. the exceptions they have concern the rule itself. unaccompanied minors do not have to comply with this. the rebuttal for presumption, you can show up the border and be processed was that the bottom line is the processes that we know work were repealed for a political reason. title 42 ends may 11 and we are begging the administration. it is in your power to adequately substitute title 42 authority. you haven't done nothing from my point of view, and ted knows is better than anybody, to pro

graham: good morning everybody. may 11 is a nightmare date for the american people, particularly the people in mexico and texas. what is going to happen is this. biden administration is going to repeal the use of title 42 authority to expel people. this is not deportation. this is expelling. it's the ability to tell somebody you have to go back home because of title 42 concerns. that goes away on may 11. where are we? in the past 90 days, there have been 566,163 order encounters of illegal immigrants. 6300 a day. where are we headed? here's the estimates. if you repeal title 42, there will be a surge and here is what dhs says. it goes from 6300 a day to 10,000 or 13,000 a day. in the next 90 days you will be from 900,000 to 1.1 one million. that is what's coming. that is if you repeal title 42 on may 11. you're basically doubling the problem. it's just not republicans concerned about this. these are news outlets reporting what is to come after may 11. every news organization in the country pretty much sees this the

graham, it seems interesting. — arrests were made. arrests were made. graham, it seems interesting, doesn't it? _ arrests were made. graham, it seems interesting, doesn't it? that - arrests were made. graham, it seems interesting, doesn't it? that their- interesting, doesn't it? that their use of the word regret has been used here. what is your sense of why there's been this climb—down? what is the signal? i there's been this climb-down? what is the signal?— is the signal? i think what is going on here is the _ is the signal? i think what is going on here is the complicated - is the signal? i think what is going on here is the complicated issue. | on here is the complicated issue. the police say in their statement that on the morning of the events they had been briefed to be extremely vigilant and productive. which you can completely understand from their perspective given the huge national and international event, and they didn't want anything to go wrong. what subsequently happened is a conservative who ha because a broader picture

you remembered the shame of this country to lindsey graham.his visit to ukraine in 2016, then the senator met with the fighters of the apu. your fight is our fight. one of the most outrageous. hawks in the camp of the republicans. graham seems to take it as his personal struggle as well, there's no other way to explain it more than aggressive rhetoric. if you ever approach a us aircraft in international airspace. your plane will be shot down. here, how should we answer now, so that ronald reagan would do right now he would start shooting down russian planes if they threatened us so in an interview, the focus senator reacted to the crash of an american drone, which the russian aerospace forces was not allowed to conduct reconnaissance over the black sea on the air of the american television channel abcd he left on what to continue to provoke putin and even earlier on himself. he called on the russians to protest and even spoke about the assassination of the russian president. i hope he will be removed one way or another. otherwise. i don't care

the us is investing in killing russians, as senator lindsey graham's bloodthirsty statement no doubt western propaganda is trying to take. is it possible how the kiev regime tried to divert attention from the loss of artyomovsk technology of edible propaganda, an outright lie of the ukrainian media aleksey kazakov will be analyzed in the kremlin's stop-fake program vladimir putin warmly congratulated the turkish leader on his re-election to the post of head of state in a telephone conversation with the leader of turkey. putin also stressed erdogan's great contribution to the development of turkish russian-turkish relations. the turkish leader, in turn, confirmed his intention to continue joint work on the entire current agenda. more than fifty serbs were injured during clashes with the police, kosovo, three were seriously injured, said serbian president aleksandar vučić. today in the evening he sent an urgent message to the citizens of the republic, according to vučić. the nato messiah, contrary to guarantees, did not protect the serbs in an indirect way, for example, albinkurti want

hmm politics of the reunited states, graham's speech did not go unnoticed and was reminded of how the united states invested in nazi germany factories. ford, for example, produced trucks for the needs of the wehrmacht. and on the conveyor in cologne, they even used the labor of concentration camp prisoners, including auschwitz, and this is just one of the many examples that the united states cannot disown, no matter how hard senator graham tries, there is something to compare one from their investments and led to the second world war and the bang now billions of american dollars are pouring into the insatiable throat of the neo-nazi kyiv regime. in this regard. i would like to remind the senator and all american benefit recipients. how did the previous adventure end, while senator graham continues to spend the money of his voters to support the kiev regime and the threat of default hangs over his homeland , another bursting bubble could be the ukrainian counteroffensive itself, in which the states so invested in it promised it back in the spring, and after a few days instead of su sum

graham: yes.initially arrested us of being in possessioof equipment for locking on, which is new legislation that came in last week. the police then suggested it was not anything to do with the new legislation. i think they really got caught tied up in knots trying to work out how they would detain us, on what charge. that is alarming in itself. they effectively went out of their way to detain peaceful protesters and stop them from peaceful protesting. we are essentially in a situation where you no longer have the right to peaceful protest, you only have the freedom which is contingent on them. that is alarming in a democratic society. christian: four others notably not from your group that have been charged. two of them are on drug offense charges, nothing to do with the protest. is it possible in this scenario that there were overzealous policing, people under pressure to keep control around that corner, around trafalgar square? graham: the people arresting us were members of what they call the

. never know, we can help each other out in graham-— out in graham.eeney there who _ out in graham. mentioning claire sweeney there who will - out in graham. mentioning claire sweeney there who will be - out in graham. mentioning claire - sweeney there who will be alongside you, what are you preparations like? what is the homework, what is the research, at the prep, how are you getting yourself in the right mindset? , , ., mindset? the funny thing is i would be doint mindset? the funny thing is i would be doing all— mindset? the funny thing is i would be doing all of— mindset? the funny thing is i would be doing all of the _ mindset? the funny thing is i would be doing all of the precession - mindset? the funny thing is i would be doing all of the precession prepl be doing all of the precession prep even if— be doing all of the precession prep even if i _ be doing all of the precession prep even if i was not hosting eurovision. continuing they love it and i_ eurovision. continuing they love it and i watch — eurovision. continuing they love it and i wa

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this whole story with cowardly excuses and ridiculous attempts to save lindsey graham another blow to already faded reputation of reuters and the bbc, who had to get out because of washington and zakiyev, this is not journalism, but pr work by agencies ordering the collective west if the senator of the state russian museum himself , who was a participant in these most dramatic events on banks. he believes that his words were taken out of context, and he does not think so, he has every opportunity to make a statement for this. he can take the phone, turn on the video camera, point it at himself and record a short video. and that's just then we'll all know. what really happened there . however, graham did not make any other statements to the camera after the meeting with zelensky , unless, of course, the aggressive statements against moscow that he made in the center of kiev, standing against the backdrop of wrecked russian tanks, are silent senators. in social networks. on the other hand, the americans reminded him of the inflation record for 40 years in the united states , which grew

and here russian propaganda knows how to offer graham to record a refutation, but for some reason grahamembarrassed and still hasn’t written anything, which means he didn’t refuse his words about investing in the murder of russians. probably in india, us senator lindsey graham is calling for a biden administration. transfer more weapons to ukraine. lindsey graham met with president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky in kiev as and vladimir zelensky in kiev expressed his gratitude to the united states as the largest supplier of weapons and foreign influence. thank you very much to the united states, to the people of the united states, for all your support for congress. we are extremely grateful to you and the military support of ukraine. i believe that in the coming days of the week the ukrainian counter-offensive will bring results. her defeat will be a direct signal. what is your position and what do you think should be done washington the first thing we need to do is make sure ukraine can push out the invader. i told president zelensky that i am not immune from war with russia, the weapons

graham smith says officers did _ an apology. graham smith says officers did visit _ an apology.ys officers did visit his _ an apology. graham smith says officers did visit his home - an apology. graham smith says officers did visit his home to i officers did visit his home to apologise but he rejects it. he maintains the police made a very serious error ofjudgment and is considering legal action. in total, 64 arrests were made on saturday, four charges were made. the prime minister denies officers acted under any pressure from ministers and defended the police operation. apart from chanting, there was no disruption to the coronation procession. for eurovision fans, the wait is over. the first of the semifinals takes place in liverpool today and the city is buzzing. it's a huge moment for the competing acts but also for local people making their own music to spread a bit of eurovision joy. own music to spread a bit of eurovisionjoy. david sillitoe has been to meet some of them. liverpool is lively without _ been to meet some of them. liverpool is lively without eurovision _ been

graham tries to join them. points of view that suggest that the more you lose, let's be more active. yes, but there are more rational points of view, more reasonable, that the guys need to agree. negotiate with those who have the right to negotiate with them? but tell me, please, well, i understand what's going on here impossible some arithmetic mean, but how would you rate. here, well, approximate well, not that the term, but approximate. and here, and a step between when they start discussing this, dear experts, thoughts that, as you said, differ among thinking people, how long is this level, where, uh, mixer to the level where it starts already. well, let's just say to influence those people who make decisions or participate in the mechanism. that is, firstly, is there such a mechanism, if it exists, if there is an idea about that, roughly speaking, here what the smart world is talking about now, when it comes to, well, to these there , these are salivated there, like institutions, wherever they are, they ar

yes, and we will be in the russians are that this morning graham sachi had mentioned to savanski that ukraine has adopted the american mantra, leave free or died. it has been a good investment, but the united states to help liberate your grain from russian war criminals. now you are free last correspondence in the encounter, and we will be, graham replied, and the russians are dying. the last give them added. yes, but they came to our territory, were not fighting on their territory. the statement prompted a flurry of outrage and the russian foreign ministry was quick to respond is an attempt to justify one's self esteem, to failure. the nazi philosophy of hatred for the russians is what really unites the key of regime and it's american patrons. this whole story with cowardly excuses and ridiculous attempts to shield lindsey graham is another blow to the already faded reputation of roy. just the bbc which had to get both washington n t f out of the situation they created. this is not journalism, but the work of p r. agencies by the owner of the collective west, given everything they sa

graham. and can you imagine a senior russian veteran politician calling for the assassination of president boynton openly, what the reaction would be in the west? we can actually have a look at some of these threats that have been made come from the us towards russia . the only way this ends is for somebody in russia to take this guy out. you wouldn't be doing your country a great service in the world, a great service. i don't agree that we can't get him and i think he knows that you can ask cas, i'm still a money in a run. what happens when we decide somebody is a threat to the us? i like the structural path we're on here. as long as the way up ukraine with the weapons, they need an economic support. they will fight to the last person. these perhaps some of the sort of a la carte attitude in the west and media in the us in particular. they don't seem to be diminishing. and i think as this long mood in vaunted ukrainian offensive comes, the attacks on belle grove are going to see more more of

we have had a good few years of graham, he might like the l years of graham, he might like the break,istening to me, some people are listening to paul and claire sweeney, we can help each other out. you mentioned claire sweeney, who will be alongside you. what are your preparations like? what is the homework, the research, the prep? t homework, the research, the prep? i would be to bring all this research evenif would be to bring all this research even if i had not won, i genuinely love it, i would watch it every year, i do my homework and make sure i know whose song is good and who might struggle, there is not much difference for me, i will be at the studio with a microphone and claire sweeney but we will be watching all the sunnis and the dress rehearsals to prepare. the sunnis and the dress rehearsals to --reare. , , , ,., to prepare. very briefly, it is an extravaganza. _ to prepare. very briefly, it is an extravaganza. -- _ to prepare. very briefly, it is an extravaganza. -- we _ to prepare. very briefly, it is an extravaganza. -- we will- to prepare. very briefly, it is an extra

who is lindsey graham? he's a well known veteran us senator, that he's 20 years and the senate actually. he has a huge following social media to actually 2200000 followers and he's a fire brand. so, you know, southern united states. so carolina, a senator and he doesn't pull his punches in anything, domestic or abroad. and you know, we have to be very careful here as well that, you know, there are some suggestions that there could have been some editing in this sequence . and if you didn't, zalinski is office on the ukraine is definitely been pushing this, this thing forward. and it's quite a shocking statement, as you can see here from, from itself to having to what he said. we've had a very sort of comprehensive statement from, from the russian side from the, maria's a how that has gone into great detail to sort of highlight that this is not an isolated incident. essentially that this is just a combination of a lot of it's all raised to the bottom if you like. regarding rosa phobia, the diminishing value

do you think us senator graham was alone in his nazi rhetoric? the he's the free to exception that the american system can produce such a monster wrong. let me remind you that in a conversation with the pranksters, both on alexis, george bush, the youngest of a dynasty of american precedence said exactly that. assuming that he was talking to the key of regime, your job is to kill as many russians as you can. also, we stay to this of debriefing. us propaganda started to back track, stressing the bushes, not impala based bush and graham hold political power, then not even saying everything that is spelled out in american doctrinal documents . this isn't the 1st time that we've heard graham say something controversial and like the heart of a said, i mean this isn't the 1st time us official has said something like that. what can you tell us about other instance is by no means the 1st time that the senior american politician has called for a sort of, you know, the destruction of russia. but it's getting pretty green and it's, it's sort of a granular n

that there is no me and what laziness could say, this is lindsey graham himself or lady graham, namelynder this name he is known to elite escort agencies for boys in the united states of america, he is fond of this and, as you know, loves boys with imagination and not just with a twinkle . e with bdsm who does not know google what it is? this is known about him, never unmarried children. no, this is the same kai who at the very beginning of his declared take out , i mean, president putin means that he must be killed. and then everyone was also outraged. i propose the following, i propose to look into this. if lady graham really said. that money to kill russians is the best money the us has ever spent. i personally have a problem with him, because lady crimea is the same old girl who spun the us senate's recognition of genocidamine. and you know that i feel very strongly about it. seriously, since the armenian genocide was survived by my great-grandmother, who spent a lot of time with me in my childhood. and this is the main impression of my childhood. basically her stories. this creatu

we've also had even calls for the assassination of president prudent by mister graham. can you imagine a senior russian veteran politician calling for the assassination of a president boynton openly, what the reaction would be in the west? we can actually have a look at some of these threats that have been made come from the us towards, which is the only way this ends is for somebody in russia to take this guy out. you would be doing your country a great service in the world, a great service. i don't agree that we can't get him and i think he knows that you can ask cast them soul of money in a run. what happens when we decide somebody is a threat to the us? i like the structural path we're on here. as long as the way up ukraine with the weapons, they need an economic support. they will fight to the last person. so you can see these traps on the sort of a la carte attitude into west and media in the us in particular. they don't seem to be diminishing. and i think as the, as long as a new didn't volunteered ukrainian offensive comes the attacks on sale global. you'll see

who is lindsey graham? he's a well known veteran us senator, that he's 20 years and the senate actually. he has a huge following social media to actually 2200000 followers and he's a fire bronze. so, you know, southern united states, so carolina a senator and he doesn't pull his punches in anything, domestic or abroad. and you know, we have to be very careful here as well. that, you know, there are some suggestions that there could have been some editing in this sequence . and if he didn't, zalinski is office on the ukraine is definitely been pushing this, this thing forward. and it's quite a shocking statement, as you can see here from, from itself to having to what he said. we've had a very sort of comprehensive statement from, from the russian side from the, maria's a how that has gone into great detail to sort of highlight that this is not an isolated incident. essentially that this is just a combination of a lot of it's all raised to the bottom if you like. regarding rosa phobia, the diminishing value

well, who is lindsey graham? he's a well known veteran us senator and he's 20 years and the senate actually. he has a huge following social media to actually 2200000 followers and he's a fire brand. so, you know, southern united states. so carolina, a senator and he doesn't pull his punches in anything, domestic or abroad. and you know, we have to be very careful here as well. that, you know, there are some suggestions that that could've been some editing in this sequence. but it's been widely reported that he said what he, we just saw him say in, in describe. and if he didn't, zalinski is office and the ukraine is definitely been pushing this, this thing forward. and it's quite a shocking statement, as you can see here from, from itself to having to what he said. yeah, of course. i mean, if this is really what he meant to say, yes, certainly a shocking statement. so have we heard any reaction from russia about this? yeah, of course we've had a very sort of comprehensive statement from, from the russian side from

we must acquit senator graham. but at the same time, not to smear the head of this landscape regime, it's propaganda. so let's get bradley said, now your free and silver we. and then that's when lindsay graham supposedly said, and the russians are dying and so on and so forth. so they claim that this is not actually how it happened, in which case then vladimir is the landscape through his friend on the bus. you would argue because they are the ones that released that again, this is a key reminder. this is not a rush or russian channel that released this clip. this was the press office of vladimir zalinski, and then lindsey graham said, all well, as usual, the rush of propaganda machine is hard at work. dismissing his words, he did say that and the russians are dying. and even if we were to say that this was a bad edit on behalf of the landscape of press office, the way he says and russians are dying is not in a, in a bad way this, that he says that basically he's happy about it. so the sentiment is that it's great

graham. and we are, can you imagine a senior russian veteran politician calling for the assassination of a president boynton, openly, what the reaction would be in the west. we can actually have a look at some of these threats that have been made come from the us towards, which is the only way this ends is for somebody in russia to take this guy out. you wouldn't be doing your country a great service in the world, a great service. i don't agree that we can't get him and i think he knows that you can ask cas, i'm still a money in a run. what happens when we decide somebody is a threat to the us? i like the structural path we're on here. as long as the way up ukraine with the weapons, they need an economic support. they will fight to the last person. so you can see these traps on the sort of la carte attitude into western media in the us in particular, they don't seem to be diminishing. and i think as the as long a mood it involved ukrainian offensive comes the attacks on failure. i'm going to

graham. and can you imagine a senior russian veteran politician calling for the assassination of a president boynton opened me, what the reaction would be in the west. we can actually have a look at some of these threats that have been made come from the us towards, which is the only way this ends is for somebody in russia to take this guy out. you would be doing your country a great service in the world, a great service. i don't agree that we can't get him and i think he knows that you can ask cast them soul of money in a run. what happens when we decide somebody is a threat to the us? i like the structural path we're on here. as long as the way up ukraine with the weapons, they need an economic support. they will fight to the last person. so you can see these traps on the sort of a la carte attitude. interestingly in the us in particular, they don't seem to be diminishing and i think as the, as long as a new didn't volunteer ukrainian offensive comes the attacks on valid relevancy more more

what senator graham and redman said were not going to here we go again. not going too vote to raise that debt limit and requires 60 votes at least in the senate unless we have a change in our physical policies and that eventually resulted in this thing called graham redman and it was a precursor for lots of things that followed in 1990, 1997 and into 2000 and set caps on spending and if spending exceed tad cap and first time we called and i heard the word a texan word and sequestered spending and they won and we can argue it was designed to get to balanced budget again and it wasn't as successful as people thought and set up a process to bring mechanisms in a place that led to 1990s and the further negotiation and that required negotiation and is know, and i respect the president having esessentially worked with him wn he was here and i respect the process and i think you have to recognize we have to negotiate. i'm a little worried about game of chicken up to the economic impact ofl both not only domestically and globally if the federal government with th

the very best who is lindsey graham? he's a well known veteran us senator, that he's 20 years and the senate. actually. he has a huge following social media to actually 2200000 followers and he's a fire brand. so, you know, southern united states. so carolina a senator and he doesn't pull his punches in anything, domestic or abroad. and you know, we have to be very careful here as well that, you know, there are some suggestions that there could have been some editing in this seat. zalinski is office and the ukraine is definitely been pushing this, this thing forward. and it's quite a shocking statement. as you can see here from, from itself and what he said, we've had a very sort of comprehensive statement from, from the about has gone into great detail to sort of highlight that this is not an isolated incident. essentially that this is just a combination of a lot of it's all raised to the bottom if you like, regarding rosa phobia, the diminishing value of russian life. do you think us, senator graham was alone in his na

now i will turn to senator graham. sen. graham: thank you, mr. chairman. we have former attorney general michael mukasey. judge mukasey served as attorney general of the united states from november 2007 to january 2009 and advised on critical issues of domestic and international law. following his time as attorney general, judge mukasey returned to private practice in new york, focusing primarily on internal investigation and independent border abuse and corporate grievance. from '88 to 2006, judge mukasey served in the southern district of new york and as chief judge in 2000. from '72 to '76 he was district attorney for the southern district of new york. he received his law degree from yale in 1967 and his b.a. from columbia college in 1963. mr. thomas dupree is a partner at gibson dunn & crutcher and shares the nationwide appellate and constitutional law practice group. he is a seasoned litigator before the supreme court. he served as the just- -- at the justice department during the bush administration and served as assistant attorney general for the ci

do you think us senator graham is alone in his nazi rhetoric? but he's the free to exception that the american system can produce such a monster wrong. let me remind you that in a conversation with the price to assess the youngest of a dynasty of american precedence said exactly that. assuming that he was talking to the key of regime, your job is to kill as many russians as you can. also, we stay to this of the briefing. us propaganda stuff is a black truck stressing the bushes, not impala base. bush and graham holds political power. then not even saying everything that is spelled out in american doctrine, all documents and discuss more about this video, we're joined by former pentagon senior security policy analyst, michael maloof. michael, always a pleasure having you on the excuse, just about this statement that it looks like us. senator gramm made that russians dying is somehow a good thing. what do you think about that? well, that's a totally irresponsible and outrages comment. uh, just this, this entire war is, is, is not raging and it nee

us senator lindsey graham, the author of the scandalous words that washington sponsors the murder ofs he was put on the wanted list, the corresponding entry appeared today in the database of our ministry of internal affairs. earlier, the head of the investigative committee, alexander bastrykin, instructed to initiate a criminal case against graham on the fact of his russophobic let me remind you of the statements on friday at a meeting with zelensky in kiev that an american called the death of russian people in the conflict in ukraine the best thing the states have ever spent money on, it’s hard to imagine a greater shame for the country than having such senators, as graham ’s speech commented on president dmitry peskov a. the official representative of the ministry of foreign affairs, maria zakharova, recalled that one of these us investments led at one time to the second world war and the holocaust. more than a million residents of the dpr lpr zaporozhye, kherson regions have already received russian passports, it is planned that in the fall the citizenship document will be issued

of a meeting between graham and zelenskyy. in it, graham says russians are dying and describes the u.s.'s military aid to ukraine as the best money we've ever spent. the comments appear to take place in different parts of the conversation but sparked outrage in russia. graham reacted to the news on twitter saying he'd wear the arrest warrant as a badge of hop or of. >>> meanwhile, in ukraine, missile attacks descend on kyiv, as russia stintensifies its assault. blasts continued to hit the country's capital. molly hunter is in kyiv with the latest >> reporter: in ukraine's capital, children screaming, terrified, running through the streets. just before 1:00 p.m., sirens blaring, people scrambling for cover in the middle of the work day, as 11 russian missiles targeted kyiv. in the last 48 hours alone, three massive waves of russian attacks. more than 60 cruise missiles and drones fired across the country. ukraine's air force says they shot down nearly everything. the debris from a downed missile landing in this busy kyiv road t

graham is absolutely human.ensky is not some kind, but the message of an individual politician. this is absolutely the policy of the united states as it is. but uh, uh, i personally in ukraine really pray for the united states, they see a light in the window from above. although this light has long gone out, but, uh, there is no better investment than giving money to kill russians, but i mean ukrainians too, because for them what russians that ukrainians are actually the same thing, but this is monstrous um. i want to say that here you are, at your word , to settle down and pray on the shore. yes, praying for someone or someone other than christ is idolatry. this means something to which he turns with prayer, if it is not god, then this is idolatry. the apostle paul says that the gods of the demons are the gods of the pagans of this worshipers in the fate of the devil, this is to the word i , which is more understandable and closer to me. here i am about our e our our supposedly love of the united states a curio

graham demanded to kill vladimir putin leaves no doubt last bloodthirsty comments by graham during hisunter-offensive to bear fruit in the coming days and weeks, and i am here to inform you that the final chapter of the bahmud battle has yet to be written. i'm here to let you know that holy hell is about to fall on the russian military. here, so what, it was alexandrovich as this saint is, on the one hand, a trend on the other hand. they are tweaking something in zelensky's office, but in general, they are fine they understand that, firstly, there is something to tweak already, as if the base has been accumulated. secondly, they understand that, probably, it makes sense why twist, because this means it will be very well somehow perceived by their parties. well, from the very beginning you correctly started that rhetoric. well, let's just say the rhetoric of hatred. uh, it's constantly warming up, and no one , with the possible exception of putin, is making efforts to lower the degree. uh, we have the quietest politician. e not only in our country and among our opponents. this, certainl

>> well, look, the concern i have, look at lindsey graham. he wants even more spending.like he either believes that modern monetary theory is going to work, we can just keep printing money or he is rooting for the economy to crash, he doesn't want to default right now. you can't have it both ways. you wand want unlimited spending and no path to pay for it. so there is no path to pay. and the other thing that lindsey graham is upset about is we don't fund more wars in ukraine so, look, the reality is this is a compromise between frankly crazy people who don't believe math is real and a people that say all right, we're going to have to turn in a different direction. it doesn't turn as far as we need to to prevent financial disaster but it does set us up for a he position to goat policy wins in the path that we're supposed to in the a appropriations process. regular appropriations have not passed since 2005. i think that's what lindsey graham is afraid of is that this bill would actually require all 12 appropriations bills to pass or there would be cuts of 1%. it would go i

lindsey graham literally exploded this weekend.rmation space. and that means the same senator who has already repeatedly spoken inadequately to e about russia in general. in terms of its suitability. there are big questions. but god is with him, so, uh, in the form in which we will now show you. it is important to emphasize this fragment that it is distributed, which means, well, a lot of all kinds of agencies and buildings in particular. himself that's it in this form, other media published on their website with reference to zelensky’s office and the reuters agency, and then there was already talk that there was a mounting glue, in fact, directly and directly. that’s what he didn’t say, but nevertheless. let's see what blew up the information space this weekend, please. now we are free, yes, and we will be free and the russians are dying. we have never spent. money. so fortunate. well, listen to this, on the one hand, of course, not, well, as it were wild for for the senator. yes, in general, for any politician of the statement on

senator lindsey graham, welcome back to "fox news sunday."ore we get to that, talk about your reaction to the budget deal because based on your tweets, you do not think defense spending is a good deal, it gives the president what he was asking for when it comes to defense spending. >> senator graham: i respect kevin mccarthy, i want to raise the debt ceiling, irresponsible to not do it. like to have a smaller irs and claw back the unused covid money and you can't get it perfect. what i will not do is adopt biden defense budget and call it a success. kevin said the defense is fully funded. if we adopt the biden defense boouj, increases defense spending below inflation. the biden defense budget takes navy from 298 ships to 291, at time when china is going to increase their navy by a third. so the biden defense budget was a joke before and if we adopt it as republicans, we'll do great disservice to the party of ronald reagan. biggest winner is china, they'll have a bigger navy and it will be putin, nothing in the budget for biden to help ukraine

now i will turn to senator graham. sen. graham: thank you, mr. chairman. we have former attorney general michael mukasey. judge mukasey served as attorney general of the united states from november 2007 to january 2009 and advised on critical issues of domestic and international law. following his time as attorney general, judge mukasey returned to private practice in new york, focusing primarily on internal investigation and independent border abuse and corporate grievance. from '88 to 2006, judge mukasey served in the southern district of new york and as chief judge in 2000. from '72 to '76 he was district attorney for the southern district of new york. he received his law degree from yale in 1967 and his b.a. from columbia college in 1963. mr. thomas dupree is a partner at gibson dunn & crutcher and chairs the nationwide appellate and constitutional law practice group. he is a seasoned litigator before the supreme court. he served at the justice department during the bush administration and served as assistant attorney general for the civil division and

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

so direct speech by us senator lindsey graham at a meeting with the kiev elite russians are dying.o fortunately this is the best investment the us has ever made. and here is how the russian foreign ministry reacted to these policy statements, probably, the statement of the american senator maria zakharova cited several historical facts about how american corporations, for example, ford general motors not only sponsored the third reich, but also used the labor of prisoners in their factories in germany , including auschwitz, the kodak company made fuses for bombs, the list is long and the coca-cola company and the gp bank morgan chase from the oil standart to senator graham have with what to compare one of their investments led to the second world war, a holocaust, but maria zakharova also asked do you think the us senator of the state russian museum is alone in his nazi rhetoric and recalled another conversation when with the former us president george bush, russian pranksters spoke to the younger, uh, posing as zelensky bush but then he said so. in plain text , your task is to kil