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graham: i will yield my t time. our next speaker is the ranking member of the appropriations committee, and i just want to let one thing before she speaks. the navy -- chief of naval operations said we need 373 ships manned, 150 unmanned platforms to deal with the threats we face around the world. we have 296 today. under this budget deal, we go to 290. 286 by 2025. what -- what does it take to get to 373. to get 373 ships, you have to spend 5% above inflation for the same period of time. this bill is 2% below inflation. so we're undercutting the ability of the navy to build the ships we need to defend america. with that i'll recognize senator collins. the presiding officer: the senator from maine. ms. collins: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, shortly the senate will consider the debt ceiling package that passed the house last night by a strong vote. i commend the speaker for his hard work and his negotiations to prevent what would be a disastrous default with catastrophic consequences for our economy, for p

senator graham.ive minute opening statements. we kick it off with the oath. i asked each witness to stand and raise the right hand. do you affirm the testimony you are about to give is the truth so help you god? let the record reflect the witnesses have answered in the affirmative. diana tellefson torres, you are first. >> chairman durbin, ranking member grassley and distinguished members of the committee, i want to thank you for this opportunity to testify. my name is diana tellefson torres and i am the ceo of the ufw foundation. jackie began picking blueberries at age 14. our nations food supply relies on 2 million farmworkers, half of whom are u.s. citizens. from workers across the country will probably share about the decades they have worked feeding the nation and much of the world. our fellow unit is citizens who were farmworkers often live in poverty and struggle to feed their own families. 50% either do not have documentation or are here through the h-2a program. lack of legal status combined

barney graham got the sequence and barney graham, by the way, had to make some. he looked at that sequence friday night and the next morning and had to make decisions about how to interpret the spike protein and engineer a spike protein effigy for this vaccine that would stimulate the immune systems to attack this actual virus when it gets in the body. had to make that decision and graham told me that's what i kind of sweated over most is making the choice of the sequence because that final choice was my choice. barney graham, the choice he gives it to his people. they design this effigy. they call it an antigen. it's sent immediately to the company. moderna that they've partnered with to manufacture it. moderna starts manufacture the manufacturing process and, whatever it was, 58 days later, the first shot for the first clinical trial went in to a human arm. immeasurably faster than any has ever been developed before. and so we started to get it after clinical trials. when did we get it? october and november of that year we started to be able to get the shot. so

senator graham, thank you for joining us.trump said repeatedly that he didn't do anything wrong, do you believe that? >> here is what i believe. we live in america where if you are a democratic candidate for president, hillary clinton. and when investigation is had about your activity - >> no, senator. >> no, let me finish. it is ridiculous. i am trying to answer the question from a republican's point of view. it may not be acceptable on the show. i don't like joe biden had classified information on the garage. i don't like that mike pence carel carelessly took information. what i don't like is a secretary of the state who's a democratic candidate for president has people take a hammer to social media devices and break them apart and applied bleach bit to a hard drive to erase e-mails and allow classified information to get on a felon's computer, anthony weiner. most republicans believe that we live in a country where hillary clinton did the same thing and nothing happened to her. president trump will have his day in court, b

guest: we had the issue about defense spending and senate republican lindsey graham, tom cotton both wanted more defense spending and that was the reason for their no vote. the house tried to strike a balance on that by doing 3.5% inflation adjustment this year on defense and causing other domestic spending significantly. host: how secure is speaker mccarthy's job and as because yesterday during what is supposed to be a routine vote on a will of a bill going to the floor about -- floor, about a dozen freedom caucus republican members voted no in an unusual display and cap the bill expected to pass from actually getting a vote. guest: kevin mccarthy created cyst -- consensus in the republican congress. we can only lose four or five votes on any given votes and that means the speaker has to listen to all voices inside our conference. i think he has done that. in a leading up to the passing the debt ceiling bill in the house, that was involved with every aspect of the republican conference and i think you will see us come back together and live to fight again another day. host: this inc

senator graham. >> so let's see if i can do a recap.does everybody on this panel agree is it 40%, mr. chairman, of people working in agriculture are here illegally? is that generally accurate? >> senator, that's probably a low number and farm labor actual crop growing harvesting of crops that is probably a low percentage. >> the data from the labor department says it's about 44% that are undocumented but that's difficult population. >> nearly half is what we've seen from the federal government so yes, the consensus is a bear. >> let's assume for for a mt it's half. all right america, half the people in the food supply chain, vegetables and peaches and all that other stuff they like to eat are here illegally. if they all left tomorrow what would happen to the agricultural community? mr. carr? >> i would ask you what would happen it to our country. our food supply and food security would disappear overnight. >> what do you think, mr. lytch? >> i would agree. i think a lot of those jobs are likely being filled now by people disputed what y

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ranking member graham. distinguished members of this committee. every day the 115,000 employees of the justice department work tirelessly to fulfill our mission to uphold the rule of law to keep our country safe and to protect civil rights. every day our fbi, atf, and dea agents and deputy u.s. marshals put their lives on the line to disrupt threats and respond to crises. every day the department employees and counter complex threats to our national security. they fiercely protects the civil rights of our citizens. they pursue accountability for environmental harm. they prosecute crimes that victimized workers, consumers, and taxpayers. they. defend our country's democratic institutions. every day in everything they do the employees of the justice department and here too and uphold the rule of law that is the foundation of our system of government. thank you for an opportunity to discuss our work first upholding the rule of law when i began my tenure as. attorney general i said i'd be my mission to reaffirmed the norms that have guided this justic

graham said, let's see, we are free and will always be like this, the russians are dying, this is thet thing we spent money on, these broken passages of volodymyr zelenskyi's conversation with lensi gram became a reason for the hysteria of russian propagandists, they say, an american senator praised the president of ukraine for killing russians, old fool senator lindsey graham - said that money has never been spent so successfully as on the killing of russians, billions of american dollars are poured into the rich throats not of nazi kyiv of the regime reuters agency got acquainted with the full version of the recording of the meeting between graham and zelensky, according to the agency, the phrase is better than what we used to spend money on, the senator said in the part of the conversation devoted to the aid provided to the united states since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia, gram said that he reminded zelensky that ukraine adopted an american warship free or die it was a good investment by the united states to help and free ukraine from russian war criminals he

we love lindsey graham. voted alongside biden and the democrats for one point two trillion in spending fueling inflation. and now he's not going to vote to raise the debt ceiling. >> get out of here. okay, they didn't go well. thank you . backlash against corporations and their world politics is growing now. toronto blue jays pitcher anthony bass now is vowing to bowing to the mob, apologizing with his tail between his legs for merely sharing a video supporting the bud light boycotts. now, meanwhile, pro athletes is standing against the wall mob. new report confirming tonight that l.a. dodgers pitcher clayton kershaw urged the team to move up the announcement of their christian faith day after the team decided to re invite a group of drag queens who mocked nuns to perform at a game. here with reaction, podcast host lara trump, co-host charlie arnold. wow, you every night, laura . it is another wolke story, one after another drag queen story. our gender identity classes for kids and first, second, third grade

there is one thing i agree with senator graham here.president trump is entitled to a presumption of innocence. that's where we diverge. as you stated clearly and stated clearly in the indictment, former president trump has no one to blame but himself for being federally, criminally indicted. all the charges arise from his misconduct after receiving a federal subpoena to produce classified documents, critical national security documents relating to our nuclear defense and nation's potential response to an attack that he then spoke with his attorney about concealing or destroying. he directed his aid in order to conceal them from his own attorneys of the face of the federal subpoena. president trump behaved in ways that's different from former vice president and president biden and how he responded once he became aware. that's the basis of this prosecution. it is a sad day, george, for a former president of the united states to be federally, criminally charged. the basis of the rule of law in our democracy is no man is above the law. alth

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

the church still hasn't done that and graham sawyer is desperate that it does.get on with your lives and do your thing. and then finally, perhaps, we will be allowed to do the same. aleem maqbool, bbc news. now to israel, where tensions are high at the country's lgbtq pride week, which started with thejerusalem pride march. the country's far—right police minister itamar ben—gvir has been jeered by those attending the event — there were thousands of them, despite security fears over online threats and counter—protests. our middle east correspondent tom bateman was at the event and sent us this report. the theme of this year's gay pride injerusalem is tolerance. now, there is a very specific reason for that, and that is because this is the first gay pride injerusalem since israel elected its most right wing ultranationalist government in the country's history, and a government that includes openly homophobic ministers, senior ministers, some of whom lead far right parties. now, one of those people is itamar ben—gvir. he's the police minister in israel. so he is ac

center lindsey graham is try to undo this debt deal he is calling it a disaster for national defenseng to graham it will usher in the lowest level of defense spending relative to gdp in modern american history. this is the u.s. is now been thrust into a new cold war with communist china as they've now created a new axis of evil and that's china, russia and iran and this week we watched china refuse an american invitation to meet with u.s. defense officials we also made aggressive maneuvers against the u.s. fighter jet over international waters and even built a simulation of their hypersonic missiles literally destroying our entire u.s. fleet in the pacific and they still want take any responsibility for covid-19 nor is joe biden holding them accountable or for the spy balloon that he let fly all across united states over every military installation they demanded that america apologize for shooting down the spy balloon after he let across for days with each passing week the threats to reunify with our ally taiwan they're getting more and more aggressive and seems a question of when no

graham. ., ,, . diagnosis, they come forward later than they should because some people think, what is the point? we know one in three people do not ever get a diagnosis subtle. as you are at the callers have mentioned, it is not easy. —— diagnosis at all. anyone worried about symptoms, things unusual happening to them, go to the gp and talk to them about it. we know there are waiting lists and as some of the callers have said, they might have to wait another six months after they had first seen a consultant. essentially, to get in the system means the start of getting answers. and start planning the rest of your life. we heard from tallulah willis, all about making memories and storing snippets of lovely times with her dad and i think that is what we all want, to be able to keep the connections and keep active and keep connected as much as possible throughout the challenges of dementia. for throughout the challenges of dementia-— throughout the challenges of dementia. ., , ~ ., ,, dementia. for sure

. >> that is how lindsey graham sees that, of course. not actually the truth there.iously, we have been hearing more and more stuff like this from the republican party since this indictment was in fact on the field. we're gonna hear much more as they return to the capital this week. take us through it. >> exactly, what you heard there from that clip from senator lindsey graham who by the way did not defend what the form president did. he was only pointing out that this is political in nature according to him. what the former president did in lindsey graham size is the same as democrats have done including the democrat who happens to be in the white house now. they have not faced the themed of the former president has despite of course the mountain of evidence that the prosecution laid out. the special counsel laid out in that unsealed indictment. lindsey graham echoing much of what we heard from majority of republicans up here who are making this a political argument. we heard from judiciary chairman also the chairman of the weaponization committee. really designed b

a senator who understands that is senator behindy graham.i -- nor lindsey graham. >> communism is the enemy of freedom. now we are -- we are bending down to china. i can't believe the secretary of state would go to china uninvited after china sets up a spy site in cuba. brian: in afghanistan the weak way we left gave them the opinion america is weak? >> do you think it's a coincidence russia invaded ukraine after afghanistan? if putin keeps moving in europe, there goes taiwan. china is going to a 440-ship navy understood the budget deal that came out of the republican house we don't from 298 ships to 291. if you are running for president i want you to show me how you are going to build up the navy to 370 ships. i'm look for leadership on china and other things. if you are the republican nominee what would you do about the pie station in cuba? how would you handle the imbalance in military power. what would you do to protect taiwan. all these things matter and i hope people are asking the hard questions like you are. brian: you can't trust an

graham let me lay out the mechanics of today's hearing. where in the attorney general, hello five minutes to have a local statement. we have a written statement for the record. it's a first round of questions in each, dissented we have seven minutes. please try to remain within your allotted time. following the first round of questions, if there is interest in a second, round senators will have an additional three minutes each. now, yes, the attorney general should please stand and raise his right hand. confirm the testimony you are about to give before this committee will give you the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help me god. the record reflects that the attorney general answered in the affirmative. and you will provide invited to proceed with their opening statement. >> got. it thank you. ranking member grant and distinguished members of this committee, every day with 150,000 employees of the justice department, we work perilously to fulfill our mission to uphold the rule of law and keep our country safe. and prot

senator graham supports this, senator blumenthal and i support this.we have legislation to support this. and i just wanted to take my moment here with you to make sure that you and i, the marshal service, your forfeiture offices, are all properly aligned so that we can move quickly to get this changed,. at the moment, having to identify the owner of an asset, which is often hidden in russian -- layers of faraway bank accounts, shell corporations, cypress holding companies, really puts a major crimp in our ability to proceed fairly, and i don't think there's any national interest or public interest in having russian oligarchs, in support of this work, treated better than american citizens, simply because their assets are more valuable. so, would you please tell your team to greenlight working with us to get this bill passed quickly, and out of this committee, and into legislation on the floor? >> as you can imagine, i'm wholeheartedly in favor of the team working with you on this. as you know, we recently -- thanks to the work of the congress, i was abl

mark zade, i want to ask you about something that lindsey graham, senator lindsey graham, who of coursesed donald trump, he's a big supporter, very vocal supporter of donald trump and also an attorney. he said the following, he said, "president trump will have his day in court, but espionage charges are absolutely ridiculous. whether you like trump or not, he did not committeespionage. he did not disseminate, leak, or provide information to a foreign power or news organizations to damage this country." he is on a tear about this. i would not be surprised if we saw him on the senate floor making these arguments. as an attorney and an expert on national security, what do you think of this argument? >> sure, and congratulations on your new program. thanks. >> thank you. >> what he said is ridiculous. it is so hypocritical and politically frustrating because that's what this is is a political statement by him. lindsey graham knows full well the espionage act which dates back a century encompasses a whole host of provisions. one of which is spying for a foreign power like alger james or robe

resolution was registered in the senate by the democrats richard blumenthal and the republican lenci grahameports about it voice of america thank you colleagues, we believe that the nuclear weapons used in ukraine will emit radiation over large areas in europe where are nato allies located, graham said during a press conference congresses and quoted the words of us president joe biden that the threat of russia using nuclear weapons is real . graham also added that the placement of russian nuclear weapons in belarus causes concern and is provocative and also said that the threat of russia using nuclear weapons is the highest since the caribbean crisis and the best way to prevent this is to clearly explain to the russians the consequences of such actions of using nuclear weapons, it would seem that everything is more or less clear here, but what to do with the efforts of the russians turn a peaceful atom into a weapon. because this is exactly what we are currently seeing on the example of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, and the ukrainian military-political leadership and the ukrainian s

doctorjasper graham jones they're doctor jasper gra ham jones they�* re talking doctorjasper graham jones about the challenges of finding the missing sub, and we will bring you any developments to that story as we get it. to be investigation has revealed how people in the uk and the us are paying for monkeys in southeast asia to be tortured on video. several arrests have been made in connection with the abuse and two men in indonesia have beenjailed. 0ur correspondent went undercover to find out more. herfilm contains descriptions of torture which you may find upsetting. these are just some of the thousands of videos we found on youtube of baby monkeys being abused. at the heart of this shocking torture ring was mini. the people who wanted to do something to mini were part of a global online community. they found each other on youtube and then formed private groups on the messaging app telegram. here, they brainstormed and crowdfunded videos of baby monkeys being tortured. we spent months undercover, trying to identify the people involved, and track down one of the ringleaders in the us.

i and my colleague jenny graham has been following this quite a sad story. jenny, tell us what's happened? well, julian sands went missing 5 months ago on january 13th, after going hiking, a loan in southern california. and he was last seen in the bold people area of the san gabriel maintence of at a to columbus, just northeast of los angeles. they might validate as a popular location for hikers, but at this time of year it would have also been very popular with skiers and authorities warren back then, the weeks of winter storms had made the area very treacherous. search party, organized back in january, was actually called off after 20 food. i was due to peer conditions that the last indication that we, the, that we had of julian sands being on the move was 2 days after he went missing. that's when the last signals were picks out from his cell phone and just go this weekend, just going sorry. and hikers phoned these remains that were liter signed in the autopsy. i confirmed because, but further test results are going to be needed before the establish the cl

my colleague jenny graham's following this story. jenny. hi. how serious is this? it's very serious. madonna spent several days in intensive care. she was taken to hospital on saturday, according to her manager, and we've actually got a statement from him that he released on social media. her health is improving, however, however, she is still under medical care. fill recovery is expected. at this time, we will need to pause all commitments, which includes the tier no that's higher than use was broken to funds. people have obviously got tickets for the upcoming world tour and the daughter herself about a week ago in her instagram mccain posted a photo with the caption to come before the storms. everything was gearing up to the celebration of her for to your career in music. yeah, can please, i'm expected i assume for her and, and for her management team and for the fans. let's talk a bit more about about this too. uh well basically the tier was about to start in 2 weeks time in vancouver, in canada. and actually, um, take the look at the 2 gate, it's your dates rat

dave graham, thanks for your great writing this week. staff writer at the atlantic. tara setmayer, senior adviser for the lincoln project. all right, some breaking news just outside of philadelphia, a truck fire under the i-95 on ramp. look at this. it's caused part of the roadway above it to collapse. officials have told nbc news they are still on the scene investigating, not been able to get under the thousands of pounds of steel and debris yet to search for the driver. aside from derive the truck, officials do not believe anyone else is trapped, no injuries have been reported. that is the northbound lanes of i-95, the highway remains closed in both directions to traffic, firefighters are trying to extinguish an ongoing fire that you can see there, we will bring you more on the updates as soon as we get them on the story. straight ahead, we are going to miami for a report on what to expect ahead of trump's arraignment on tuesday. plus, the twice impeached now twice indicted president, is telling his followers that the justice department is not just coming after him

is it korea to my colleague jenny graham is following this story. jenny, how serious is this? it's very serious. but madonna spent several days in intensive care. that was actually her manager. he broke the news on instagram. seeing that she was hospitalized at the weekend after following ill on saturday. and we can actually take a look at some of the statements that he released times. he said her health is improving . however, she is still under medical care. fill recovery is expected. at this time, we will need to pause all commitments, which includes the tour and that her tour, the celebration teacher was just 2 weeks away. it was just to start in vancouver and canada on the 15th of july. so, and actually went on a, on, on her own and surrounded by a week ago, posted a photo of the caption, the. com before the storm. so really, you know, everything was building up to this google tour. let's talk a bit more about the tour. it seems like many people, myself included, are going to have to wait a little bit longer before i can see the donor and concert. yeah, this was almost a

dave graham, thanks for your great writing this week. staff writer at the atlantic.oln project. all right, some breaking news just outside of philadelphia, a truck fire under the i-95 on ramp. look at this. it's caused part of the roadway above it to collapse. officials have told nbc news they are still on the scene investigating, not been able to get under the thousands of pounds of steel and debris yet to search for the driver. aside from derive the truck, officials do not believe anyone else is trapped, no injuries have been reported. that is the northbound

the church still hasn't done that and graham sawyer is desperate that it does.n get on with your lives and do your thing. and then finally, perhaps, we will be allowed to do the same. aleem maqbool, bbc news. russia's foreign minister, sergei lavrov, is in south africa, ahead of a summit of major economies, the so—called brics group, in august. south africa is coming under increasing pressure to decide whether vladimir putin can attend the meeting, after the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for the russian president in relation to war crimes in ukraine. russia is part of the brics group. the letters represent the five key members — brazil, russia, india, china and south africa. the presence of china and india means that the brics group represents a3% of the world's population, with more than 3.25 billion people. together, they now account for a larger share of the world's economy than the g7 group, which includes the uk and united states, and it's set to be more than half of the world's economic ouput, or gdp, by 2030. our africa corresponde

what is worth that to lindsey graham?ple on national security. >> he's not. >> getting fact after fact after fact wrong about the hillary clinton investigations, but it's simply us versus them. it's partisan. it's tribal. they will throw away any shred of dignity and will throw away the truth to depend donald trump and raise money off. trump has had a blockbuster few days of raising money after this indictment. he has control over so many. >> look at what's in this indictment, that was an insane reaction. it's just stupid and foolish and insane. >> david rothkauff, if donald trump decided in 2015 he was going to hatch a plan to destroy the republican party, to degrade its leaders and to put the party in a permanent minority, he could not have hatched or devised a more devious plan than what reality has shown us over the past eight years. >> of course donald trump never cared about the republican party. donald trump only cared about himself. a bunch of these other republicans, including lindsey graham, said this is the gra

then i want to play the lindsey graham. >> he's right. hearing from lots of republicans about the weaponization of the justice department, how justice isn't being carried out equally, what about hunt er biden, et cetera. they weren't until just recently talking about this particular case and the question of obstruction that's kind of at the center of the case. now the cement is cracking a little bit. so while someone like lindsey graham was very vociferous in his defense, he also added today and talked about trump's self-inflicted wound. >> let's actually just play that and then you'll finish your thought. >> did could he not just have given back the documents? >> most politicians get in trouble by self-inflicted wounds. he believes he had the right to possess these under the presidential records act. i don't know whether that's accurate or not. >> that's a little softening from where he was saying he's not a spy. he shouldn't be prosecuted on the etspionage act. thn you had another republican who was running away from him as fast as he c

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lindsey graham will be here tonight. new favorite word of the liberal media mob it's called whataboutism, what about hillary, what about joe biden. well, what about them? do we have equal obligations of our laws and equal justice under the laws because it's the very core to what we believe to be a constitutional two-tiered system of justice. but now we live in an america where there's one standard for democrats, another for donald trump, another for conservatives. it is a blatant government abuse of power. the fbi's politicized. the doj's weaponized and the media mob, they'll only care to support the democrats regardless of what the facts say or the double standard involved. you want to speak truth to power, that disappears on all things fake news cnn and msdnc and the new york times and the washington post and abc, nbc, cbs. especially whennen the feds are protecting democrats and targeting republicans. america's self-proclaimed journalists, they are gutless, they are part sans, they are not journalists, they pretend to

the church still hasn't done that and graham sawyer is desperate that it does.r lives and do your thing. and then finally, perhaps, we will be allowed to do the same. aleem maqbool, bbc news. the time is 6:15. our top story this evening. police release more details of how two children lost their lives yesterday after being pulled from the sea off bournemouth but questions remain. and the charity stepping in to help families struggling with the cost coming up on bbc news, police have said any protesters will be dealt with in a speedy and robust way at wembley if they try to disrupt the final between manchester city and manchester united this weekend. were substantially true. robin brant reports. corporal ben roberts—smith. he was an icon in his own country. a war hero, honoured by the head of state no less. the victoria cross on his chest testament to ben roberts—smith's bravery. australia's highest military honour was given to him in 2011 for single—handedly overpowering taliban machine guns. the federal court of australia is now in session. but a court has now