graham so soon. it's graham linehan. the venue that cancelled this show. so they this statement. they they issued this statement. they said to thank said we would like to thank members and our members of the public and our community to community for bringing to our attention billed attention a comedy act billed to perform this perform at the venue this thursday were made aware thursday. we were not made aware of the line—up of show in of the line—up of the show in advance. we have made the decision to cancel this as decision to cancel this show as we inclusive venue and we are an inclusive venue and this does not align with our overall value . so there we go. overall value. so there we go. so that was the statement there. get your emails coming in off the back of that, i can see a heck of lot flooding in heck of a lot flooding in already. vaiews@gbnews.com. i'll shortly. i'll go to those shortly. but yes, other news, chancellor yes, in other news, chancellor jeremy hunt that the jeremy hunt says that the government's pol

and i think what's so shocking, is that graham shocking, andrew, is that graham linehan they surprisedbers of the london liberal media. i mean, this is the bloke who was one of the biggest stars behind the scenes of channel 4, you know, far . and ted, the behind the scenes of channel 4, you know, far. and ted, the it crowd black books. this is not someone who actually is conservative in a small sea or big sea way. no, but because of one particular view, a bit like jk rowling , he has now been jk rowling, he has now been ostracised and ostracised, socially ostracised financially. >> he comes from the left. i mean, he was even a bit of an activist from a left wing perspective. i had spats with him back on the day online because we disagreed on various things. that world. things. so he knows that world. but he also now recognises that that world is very insular and i think what he said, he's a bit embarrassed by some of the things back in day things he said back in the day because realised this because now he's realised this one view, having a one point of view, having a different opinion

and i think what's so shocking, is that graham shocking, andrew, is that graham linehan they surprisedbers of the london liberal media. i mean, this is the bloke who was one of the biggest stars behind the scenes of channel 4, you know, far . and ted, the behind the scenes of channel 4, you know, far. and ted, the it crowd black books. this is not someone who actually is conservative in a small sea or big sea way. no, but because of one particular view, a bit like jk rowling , he has now been jk rowling, he has now been ostracised and ostracised, socially ostracised financially. >> he comes from the left. i mean, he was even a bit of an activist from a left wing perspective. i had spats with him back on the day online because we disagreed on various things. that world. things. so he knows that world. but he also now recognises that that world is very insular and i think what he said, he's a bit embarrassed by some of the things back in day things he said back in the day because realised this because now he's realised this one view, having a one point of view, having a different opinion

sergeant graham savill_ tracks last thursday. sergeant graham savill was _ tracks last thursday.am savill was responding to calls on train tracks last thursday evening. the man he saved as being treated in hospital after suffering an electric shock. flags are flying at half mast at nottinghamshire police stations. the news was complete shock to the police force. on thursday, graham went to work to protect _ on thursday, graham went to work to protect the _ on thursday, graham went to work to protect the nottingham people from harm _ protect the nottingham people from harm his _ protect the nottingham people from harm. his dedication and bravery, he was killed _ harm. his dedication and bravery, he was killed in— harm. his dedication and bravery, he was killed in the line of duty trying — was killed in the line of duty trying to— was killed in the line of duty trying to save another man. his service — trying to save another man. his service and _ trying to save another man. his service and sacrifice will never be forgotten — service and sacrifice will never be foriotten. �* .. ser

[ light laughter ] well, anyway if the explanation was as innocent as graham made it sound, then you'de'd have no problem explaining that to the fulton county d.a.'s office which is investigating attempts to interfere in georgia's election and subpoenaed gham ra part of the that investigation graham sued to block the d.a.'s request for testimony and took his case all the way to e th supreme court which yesterday denied graham's bid to block the subpoena >> this just in. the supreme court rejected senator lindsey graham's attempt to block the subpoena forcing him to testify in the 2020 election investigation in georgia. >> a district attorney in georgia had wanted senator graham to appear to give his testimony before that grand jury november 17th. now the supreme court is saying, you know, we are not going to get you out of that. >> seth: damn, he couldn't en ve get his bro brett kavanaugh to help him out you guys remember the sneer brothers [ laughter ] that picture reminds me of knocking on the screen door of my aunt's house and getting growled at by her two chihuahuas while she took

graham: the bee gees always liked r&b, they always liked soul.walk by to watch people not get in. 'cause that was fun too. oh, you're not shaved, there's no way in a million years you're gonna get in. it doesn't matter, if you're not shaved -- listen, just go home. you had to be selected. you had to be chosen to get in. we can't let in everybody who wants to come in. i wish we could. ♪ aah, freak out ♪ ♪ le freak, c'est chic ♪ ♪ freak out ♪ graham: the great chic, led by bernard edwards and nile rodgers, go to studio 54 to get in, and they don't. so they write a song. ♪ have you heard about the new dance craze? ♪ ♪ listen to us, i'm sure you'll be amazed ♪ graham: it was kind of a dis to studio 54 for rejecting them. the part where they say "freak out" actually began as something else. ♪ aah, freak out ♪ ♪ le freak, c'est chic ♪ ♪ freak out ♪ it went from something "off" to "freak off" to being "freak out." ♪ just come on down ♪ ♪ to the 54 ♪ ♪ find a spot out on the floor ♪ ♪ aah, freak out ♪ ♪ le freak, c'est chic ♪ ♪ freak out ♪ graham: that's

graham says, leo, you from you.our big opinion when the tide changes again, as it will, where are the heaters going to go exactly ? well, they going to go exactly? well, they tend go whatever tend to just go with whatever the prevailing opinion says that they should follow. and steve says, why are there no members of the royal family at the world cup? disgrace. they're cup? it's a disgrace. they're supposed represent the supposed to represent the country. appears they do what country. it appears they do what they want . harsh words there they want. harsh words there from steve for the royal family. anyway, it's 10:30 pm. it's time for a look at tomorrow morning's newspapers. hot off the press, the independ leads with families demand full public inquiry into killer nurse babies . parents joined doctors who blew whistle on lucy letby and want to know why did hospital potentially facilitate a mass murderer ? the observer has now murderer? the observer has now investigate hospital bosses betrayal expert urges police . b

graham says, leo, you from you.our big opinion when the tide changes again, as it will, where are the heaters going to go exactly ? well, they going to go exactly? well, they tend go whatever tend to just go with whatever the prevailing opinion says that they should follow. and steve says, why are there no members of the royal family at the world cup? disgrace. they're cup? it's a disgrace. they're supposed represent the supposed to represent the country. appears they do what country. it appears they do what they want . harsh words there they want. harsh words there from steve for the royal family. anyway, it's 10:30 pm. it's time for a look at tomorrow morning's newspapers. hot off the press, the independ leads with families demand full public inquiry into killer nurse babies . parents joined doctors who blew whistle on lucy letby and want to know why did hospital potentially facilitate a mass murderer ? the observer has now murderer? the observer has now investigate hospital bosses betrayal expert urges police . b

i've graham was involved.stened rhetoric day listened to the rhetoric all day today from know rival tv stations particular. and it's stations in particular. and it's almost like they've tried to gaslight people here. they're sort saying, well, sort of saying, well, cancellations those that cancellations and those that have are have been cancelled are basically by those basically orchestrated by those that have been cancelled because, know, they because, you know, they basically they know they should be therefore they put be cancelled. therefore they put themselves limelight and themselves in the limelight and then cancelled and then then they're cancelled and then they a they screen cancellation. what a load of old horse. but at the end of the day, right, private venues do have a right, but it's not necessary . in the first case not necessary. in the first case of the first venue, it was the it was the private venue that made the decision. arguably in the we should be the second. but we should be much kinder t

so it is not an either or situation that lindsey graham is portraying it as. everybody gets their shot at this and again, it was lindsey graham who do not want to cooperate with this investigation. >> we should note, laura, one of the things that we heard before and during the second trump impeachment for what happened on january 6th was, oh we shouldn't handle this here, this will be left up to the courts and juries and criminal investigators. it was the reasons why republicans gave for why he should not be impeached. because lot enforcement will take care of it, now law enforcement is involved and we're hearing that this should not be up to the courts, it should be up to the voters. i guess it is like bring around the rosy. >> it is like a political hot potato, nobody actually wants to be the one to get burned by their own hypocrisy because it is an absurd notion to suggest that one could commit a crime and, because there is an election around the ward, and it's america there's always an election around the corner. that is what happens in a democracy. voters

sergeant graham savill was a huael him. sergeant graham savill was a hugely respected _ him. him. sergeant graham savill was a hugely respected and popular. a hugely respected and popular colleague in the news of his death on the line of duty has come as an ultimate shock to all of us. on thursday, graham went to work to protect the people of nottinghamshire from harm. and it is testament to his dedication and bravery that he was killed in the line of duty while trying to save the life of another man. his service and sacrifice will never be forgotten. nottingham police paying tribute to sergeant seibel his death was announced earlier today after an incident on last thursday. you at bbc news. now to japan where investigators have said that the late star maker must resign as the head of a talent agency which allegedly used to sexually abuse aspiring pop stars in the country. the agency was also told to compensate victims his accounts featured in a bbc documentary in march. the company apologised after the coverage which led more people to come forward saying that they had also

tony fauci has said to bernie graham, tony fauci is bernie graham's boss, it's under his institute. just be ready to go on the vaccine. i'll get the, money or get the permission, look at the clearances. you just ready to go as soon as we get the genome. barney graham is saying, just get me the, genome i'll have my team ready to go. it, o'clock coaching, the genome comes in, it's open to the world. bernie graham contacts his team, they began work the next morning. 65 days later, the first moderna vaccine goes into the arms of the first volunteer of the first face clinical trial. by november 20th, it is cleared clinical trials and it starts to be given to people all over the world, people in this country, and eventually all of the world. that is why my book is titled, breathless. i will stop there. thank you. thank you. thank you. >> if you have questions, the mic, step up to the mic. >> hello, i loved the ending, 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 th

lindsey graham, thank you.n we come back, judge overseeing the january 6th case has a history of bringing politics. marc lubick will join us. will governor ron desantis take up gavin newsom's offer and have a one-on-one debate? that is straight ahead. ♪ ♪ with gold bond... you can age on your own terms. retinol overnight means... the smoothing benefits of retinol. are now for your whole body. plus, fast-working crepe corrector diminishes wrinkled skin in just two days. gold bond. champion your skin. hi, i'm michael, i've lost 70 pounds on golo. i spent thousands on other diets that didn't work. on golo, i spent a couple hundred bucks and got back down to my high school weight. you're not gonna believe this thing is possible but it is. goli, taste your goals. [cheers and applause] >> sean: when former president donald trump shows up in court tomorrow, he will be appearing before a judge who has developed a reputation for coming down especially hard on january 6 rioter's. why didn't we ever go after the people in

i couldn't agree more with senator graham that it's a political mistake. i couldn't agree more with andy mccarthy that this was ill considered and poorly down. if you have a special prosecutor, a special counsel, have them drawn from outside the go government so we can have confidence in it. anybody think if this guy comes up with something as easy going as the plea agreement that this wasn't an inside deal and fixed right from the beginning. this is a moment we need to have trust and confidence and done in a way and is being -- it has a nature of itself that doesn't give us confidence. >> sandra: you have to wonder what's happening inside that white house right now, karl. >> i think they think they can get away with all this. i think they think the american people don't really care about this, and they also believe that the media is not going to hold their feet to the fire. imagine if a republican president had a son who did the things that hunter biden did, it would be plastered all over the front pages of the major newspapers and screamed from the top o

sergeant graham seibel was a hugely respected and popular colleague. shock to all of us. on thursday, graham went to work to protect the people of nottinghamshire from harm. and it's a testament to his dedication and bravery that he was killed in the line of duty whilst trying to save the life of another man. his service and sacrifice will never be and sacrifice will never be forgotten. nottingham police paying tribute to sergeant grahan saville to sergeant graham saville whose death was announced earlier today by the force. you're live with bbc news. the chief executive of britain's national air traffic services says this week's air traffic control failure was caused by some flight data received by its systems. it's led to automatic processing in air traffic control suspended for several hours, resulting in more than 1800 flights being affected. some passengers are still waiting to complete theirjourneys. katy austin, has the story. the shock waves from yesterday continued to be felt, as these passengers at liverpool this morning discovered. we booked

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we'vejust got some of our colleague, graham. thank you.to hundreds of flights to and from the uk have been delayed or cancelled after a breakage in that country's air traffic control system. we have got an update now. the chief executive has issued a statement and said very occasionally technical issues occur that are complex and take longer to resolve in the event of such an issue. and prioritised continued safe air traffic control. this is what happened yesterday. at no point was uk airspace closed, but the number of flights were significantly reduced. initial investigations show that it relates to some of the flight data we receive. our systems both primary and the back—ups responded by suspending automatic processing to ensure that no incorrect safety related information could be presented to an air traffic controller or impact the rest of the air traffic system. there are no indications that this was a cyber attack. so we are hearing there from the chief executive ruling out a cyber attack saying there are no indications that this was

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

barney graham contacts his team. they begin work the next morning, 65 days later the first maternal vaccine goes into the arm of the first volunteer the first phase clinical trial. his cleared clinical trials and it starts to be given to people all of the world. people in this country and eventually all over the world. that is why my book is titled breathless. i will stop there. [applause] thank you. thank you, thank you. questions? y questions? >> let's ask question. step up to the mic. great. >> hi. i love the ending. but a question that i have is going back to your book 10 or 12 years ago. they were probably a lot of different places along the way or things that could have been done. that perhaps could have prevented this from happening. this as a society we wanted that to happen are there particular steps you see now looking back that we might consider for the future to prevent some of these things from happening again? or at least diminishing the impact? >> that is the question for that is the question. we have

so i graham oppose. graham linehan, you know, a titan linehan, you know, he's a titan of comedy . he created not only of comedy. he created not only father ted, which the father ted, which is the personal favourite mine. yeah personal favourite of mine. yeah brilliant made, but brilliant sitcoms ever made, but also the crowd, which is also also the it crowd, which is also another of greatest another one of the greatest sitcom british sitcoms made in the previous 20, 30 years. and he also, i believe, did black books, didn't he, or? yeah, i did. yeah. i mean, he looking just at his output, this is someone who shouldn't be cancelable in the comedy world. i mean, he's paved the way for so many things. and he also, by casting young unknown irish actors say graham norton, for example. yes of course, introduced other people into the world who are now , you know, world who are now, you know, thansin world who are now, you know, titans in their own right. it seems ridiculous to me that someone like him for the ho

lukas graham is on the way.cked behind the ear once. please welcome our newest bachelor, zach shallcross. ♪ well, it's good to meet you. congratulations i guess, is that what we would say? >> i think so. congrats on 20 years by the way. >> jimmy: thank you very much. i appreciate it. [ applause ] i know that i was informed of something kind of interesting. this is not your first time here at the show. >> no. this is actually my second time. first time i was here a couple of years ago with one of my good friends. actually, one of the producers in your show got me some pretty cool seats. top left corner right up there. >> jimmy: oh, were you way in the back? >> a little nosebleedy. >> jimmy: we should put a plaque, the bachelor once sat here in the bachelor's seat. this is a photo you took backstage. you look very different there. how long ago was this? >> great question. three years ago? >> jimmy: three years ago? >> yeah. >> jimmy: boy, they cleaned you up for this bachelor, didn't they? you look like me on the

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lindsey graham. this is lindsey at a republican party dinner saturday in his home state. >> wow. >> people ask, what happened with you and trump? i said, well, he beat me like a drum, and i acknowledged that he did. he sort of liked hearing that, but we found something in common. i've come to like him, and he likes him and that gets us through 18 holes of golf. one thing i can tell you, you better not screw with this guy or you'll regret it. >> i just -- jonathan lemire, i've got to say, i don't know how you do that. it's not in me, never was. i don't think it's in most people. i don't -- i guess the key questions -- >> sort of joking? >> -- i keep asking is, what's worth that? i can tell you, having a congressional pin is not. in fact, i don't think anything is worth humiliating yourself the way lindsey does. we can expand this. donald trump threatened a federal prosecutor saying, "i'm coming after you," calling him deranged on stage. no doubt knowing that this was going to amp up the number of deat

lindsey graham said, "i'm off this train." then the three people and the hound dog chased him around washington national reagan airport, and he said, "okay, well, i'm back on the train." it's so bizarre, man. it's so bizarre. they're willing to trash every american institution for a guy that's never been loyal to them. >> lindsey graham said yesterday that donald trump can't get a fair trial in washington because of the jury pool in washington. remember, in the e. jean carroll case, the defamation case, when it was decided, marco rubio said that the jury system is a joke. another lawyer saying the jury system in the united states is a joke. this is the way it works. you're tried in the place where you're alleged to have committed a crime. as e. jean carroll's attorney pointed out to us later on "morning joe," those jurors were not from chelsea and tribeca. some of them were from manhattan, but they were from other places around new york. it's how the jury system works. what you're hearing is fear from the politicians, that if

a sold out gig organised by gb news, very own andrew doyle and father ted writer graham linehan was setorm tomorrow night before it was cancelled for quote, being too controversial. believe it or not, that controversial view, by the way, is that women are women and a man with full genitalia should not be going anywhere near a female. changing room. yes, remarkable. but get this, the lionesses, an absolute triumph. they beat the hosts. australia lionesses, an absolute triumph. 3—1. today they're into a world cup final . they're going to take cup final. they're going to take on the spanish. i really do think that they will win as well. you add that to the euros. but the question i'm asking is whether or not we will their whether or not we will see their manager managing in the premier league very soon. could we league very, very soon. could we have a female manager look? she would, think maybe would, of course, i think maybe do job than gareth do a betterjob than gareth southgate stage southgate would. but stage of the nation now . the nation starts now. yes my panel this evening is a pro

a sold out gig organised by gb news, very own andrew doyle and father ted writer graham linehan was set to perform tomorrow night before it was cancelled for quote, being too controversial. believe it or not, that controversial view, by the way, is that women are women and a man with full genitalia should not be going anywhere near a female. changing room. yes, remarkable. but get this, the lionesses, an absolute triumph. they beat the hosts. australia 3—1. today they're into a world cup final . they're going to take cup final. they're going to take on the spanish. i really do think that they will win as well. you add that to the euros. but the question i'm asking is whether or not we will their whether or not we will see their manager managing in the premier league very soon. could we league very, very soon. could we have a female manager look? she would, think maybe would, of course, i think maybe do job than gareth do a betterjob than gareth southgate stage southgate would. but stage of the nation now . the nation starts now. yes my panel this evening is a proper rogues gallery. we'v

expert in, graham, good morning-_ do you - business expert in, graham, good l morning._ do you thinkthere. do you think customers are ready for this, is i morning. hello, there. do you think customers are ready for this, is the | customers are ready for this, is the consumer ready for business in august? i consumer ready for business in au . ust? ., consumer ready for business in au~ust? . ., , consumer ready for business in au~ust? . . , ., consumer ready for business in au~ust? . . , , august? i am always asked this, but if retailers were _ august? i am always asked this, but if retailers were not _ august? i am always asked this, but if retailers were not selling - august? i am always asked this, but if retailers were not selling would i if retailers were not selling would not have — if retailers were not selling would not have it — if retailers were not selling would not have it out so early. in the current — not have it out so early. in the current cost _ not have it out so early. in the current cost of living crisis, people _ current cost of living crisis, people are spreading

ukraine would be an attack on nato itself, united states senator from the republican party lynsey graham said this and commented on the statement from the deputy chairman to the security council of the russian medvedev, who threatened to use nuclear weapons against ukraine, i quote senator lindsay graham's twitter to my russian friends who talk about the use of nuclear weapons in ukraine you must understand this would be an attack on nato itself, given ukraine's proximity to nato territory, it's time to sober up and realize that your the barbaric invasion of ukraine failed to come out and save many young russians from a senseless death, i remind the united states senator from the republican party linsey graham's statement is extremely clear and specific. if the kremlin hopes that during the election campaign the pro-ukrainian positions will weaken, then they are wrong. well, we are going further, we are going further. council glory to ukraine p. oleksandr kupyan direction kupyansky lyman direction we remember that for a long time the enemy was accumulating manpower there, accumulating eq

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graham made his thoughts clear on trump's indictment.eard from the republican party yesterday, particularly those vying with trump for the 2024 gop nomination? >> you know, as we've seen, even with this latest indictment, his republican rivals and his allies alike are still wanting to defend him and to rush to his side. that's because they can look at the entire justice system and try to paint it as corrupt, not just against trump, but against republicans and also against those voters who trump appeals to and those hard-right maga republicans also appeal to. now, we obviously know that that's not the case, as you were just talking about. senator graham voted less than a decade ago to confirm the judge he's now railing against, saying he's biased against former president trump and needs to be replaced. it just goes to show that no matter what trump does legally, even republicans running against him will twist themselves into binds to try not to upset him. one thing to watch, and we sort of saw this with mike pence, is weather and how the

the weight of it all, graham says.is not beyond the weight of it all, graham sayzwitjrely it is not beyond the weight of it all, graham sayzwit of ly it is not beyond the weight of it all, graham sayzwit of man s not beyond the weight of it all, graham sayzwit of man to rot beyond the weight of it all, graham sayzwit of man to produce1d the weight of it all, graham sayzwit of man to produce some the wit of man to produce some software to process asylum seekers rate quicker seekers at a rate much quicker than humans . 24 over seven than any humans. 24 over seven obe i can do everything yet . obe i can do everything yet. fine. but would that not face legal challenges at point? legal challenges at some point? because the technology. i get you. martin says. we've had amnesties before. they do not work, sake. and the work, for god's sake. and the sakes of our nations and their peoples and their children make it . and he's quite it stop. and he's put quite a bit of in capital letters. bit of that in capital letters. so marti

that is, we have to communicate more actively not only with our partners abroad with graham and well,ral , that is, talk about two-party support , but we have to communicate it with our citizens because otherwise well, we can to find ourselves in a situation when, well, that is, elections without the participation of the military, well, that is, you know. last week, er, lukashenko gave an interview to er, diana panchenko, such a pro-russian microphone stand, whom russian propagandists call a ukrainian journalist, and he said there that he was he is ready to hold elections while the anti-terrorist operation is still being carried out in ukraine , this is before he said that belarusian specialists wrote the draft of the constitution of ukraine . well, maybe then the americans will hold elections for us. if they are such uh, staunch democrats we have our own internal legislation that does not provide for elections during martial law, i.e. but it is necessary to communicate, it is necessary to prove it, and not say it through different mouths. we will win in two weeks and everything will

by clinton and graham. do you know that if they had to send americans to fight russians in ukraine, aside from the handful of volunteers who have answer zalinski is called to go play the rambles fantasies over there on their own? well then the political cost would be just absolutely astronomical for them and they just might end up regime changing themselves right out of power because already americans, patients are starting to wherever you finish, 55 percent of them don't want congress to green light more weapons funding for ukraine, that's according to a new cnn, paul, and even poland, kids biggest cheerleader in the west submits to seeing the writing on the wall with the current stalled state of the training and counter offensive. but they also frame it as a great opportunity to keep the western tax, their cash flowing into weapons. the ukraine has enough weapons to change the balance of the war and get the upper hand. the answer is probably no, they probably do not have enough weapons. and we know this i

alex burton and doctor kurt graham of the truman library institute, members of the special delegationr we will unveil this spectacular statue. [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, mister clifton truman daniels, honorary chairman of the truman library institute and board secretary for the truman scholarship fund. >> thank you, madam speaker. senator blunt, congressman cleaver, leader mcconnell, leader mccarthy, family, friends, thank you again senator blunt and congressman cleaver and the board of the truman library institute, alex burton and the institute staff, doctor kurt graham and the library staff, and the generous donors, friends, supporters, lawmakers, who helped make this day possible. my grandfather was a modest man, and slightly embarrassed by statues. 's presidential library was and is -- educational institution rather than a monument to him but where he with us today, he would be honored and humbled. he loved the united states of america. he loved the work of government. he loved this very building. he took the job seriously, but never himself. he was open and ap

why cancel graham? no huge graham work. huge fan of graham and his work. a genius .omedic genius. >> don't use those words lightly. >> responsible for such brilliant programmes as bros. i the it crowd, father ted black books, etcetera, etcetera. but what you're seeing in comedy is fascinating because it's not the edinburgh fringe festival , it's edinburgh fringe festival, it's the edinburgh conformity festival . and what it means is festival. and what it means is if you stray beyond certain parameters of what is deemed acceptable and unacceptable suitable, you will be cancelled . and what is really interesting is you look at that line—up. >> then was one comedian >> then there was one comedian on line up is on that line up who is a traditional conspiracy theorist i >> -- >> he believes in quite far out conspiracies, but that's great. >> that's his right. >> that's his right. >> no one, no one has a problem with that. no one has a problem with that. no one has a problem with the fact that he's a little with that. no one has a problem wit tonto. act that he's a little

the important context how for me, this is what you just heard, it was said by others , graham is oneorters of ukraine, the american senator, and does a lot to ensure that the amount of aid remains at a high level convincing the americans that this help is very necessary, but here is what the opponents of this idea say. this is what people who are gaining political weight say. in fact , the winner is the winner. we have already mentioned this in the debate on the fox tv channel. populist and our, well, our ostap yarosh from the voice of america could ask him after the debate , can we for sure show this answer ostap asked him why is he opposed to supporting ukraine until the further history of ukraine in short, for all our viewers who are sometimes indignant when, for example, an expert in some russian language appears, they say what is this, remove him, please, please , did you understand everything that this presidential candidate said, it is clear , well, how good is my english. look, he said in a nutshell about the fact that this is not the main interest of america blah blah blah a

what is it worth for lindsey graham to try to excuse an attempted coup? >> what is that worth? i just must say, sometimes you get frustrated because politically i am too pragmatic -- >> right. >> i bend over backwards too hard to understand too many people's views and it frustrates you. i have to say, in this case, there is no getting this. i've been a member of congress, it's not worth this. it's not worth betraying your country. it's not worth turning a blind eye to a coup. it's not worth going to the best schools in america, getting one of the best editorial jobs in america, reading this and knowing better. and trying to blame donald trump's attempted to coup -- his coup attempt on democrats, that would use this and election? on the biden family, on joe biden being old? come on man! you are better than that. i know because i know you, because i've been reading your work my entire life, because i served with some of you in congress to through difficult times. you are better than this don't listen to. me don't listen to the washington post or new york times or msnbc or cnn. do