and so graham attends graham. graham didn't know robert kennedy, but he knew teddy. teddy kennedy, the younger brother, and he was fond of the kennedy family and obviously understood that that's two kennedys who were killed in five years. john f in 63 was assassinated in dallas and then robert kennedy. then they failed in the california and the ambassador hotel and angeles in june of 68. but what i'm trying to show you here, these pages is the role that graham throughout that year. so graham sees johnson at the funeral at st pat's and johnson says after you're after we're done here, would you mind coming down to the white house to advise me to and to hold some kind of a, a service the staff who are really affected by this as as americans were. and so graham says, of course so the graham diary talks about i came down washington right afterwards from new york. he says in his diary, something like it, one of the most depressing flights i've ever taken, because it was full of robert kennedy's former staffers. i got to the white house, i checked my usual room at the white

the conduit from the gun lobby to trump and back is lynsey graham.ished connections with representatives of military factories when, after graduating from law school, he got a job as a military prosecutor and pursued a political career in parallel with the military one. his mentor and partner for many years was another hawk , john mccain. after his death gremaud informally crossed the ukrainian section of the american front. your fight is our fight. the time has come for the russians to pay a big price. grem tirelessly hurries every day to send him to kiev. cabinet of ministers, but trump the other day practically destroyed all of graham’s dreams of a high position, when he, apparently deciding that he was already on horseback, decided to go against it again and disagree with the former president’s position on abortion, trump remembered everything to him. senator lynsey graham should be concerned about the death toll millions of people. senseless, never-ending warriors that he constantly supports and promotes, but with trump's character, who knows wh

because graham doesn't speak french as a child. he struggled in school. he called la french because he's dyslexic, and he is just no way he can. he can do it, we'll pick it up by the time. but he will never be slow and he's never been in the office. he often finds himself in uncomfortable situations. one of my main ones was i've waiting team to to be able to search and, and i stood next to the materials i've opened, which just a couple of i knew was about to and by said, pointing to the driver. and i told them i wanted to do both of those that and then the guy just looked at me and said no, no. so i just the next question. um i just we need a uh window jeanetta fresh dough seal and a no more just a normal pine entrance though. okay. yeah. what was the dimensions uh, i can do any can. i was gonna show you. here's the thing and i haven't been able to get so he said this, what i mean, i'm going to say it was the window lowered up. i think i'm opening system to open place. it's almost 10 o'clock, and predictably, the painters haven't a

the graham parker's lifelong dream. he and his wife left norfolk for a fresh start after 38 stressful years working in england, you know, once a slower pace of life, that was the plan. in reality, he's working as hard as ever there sheet to for holiday flat needs. another bedroom currently and then we have 3, and the most inquires or things be getting used for a 4 bedroom. so hence the new, so it's going to be a bedroom. we don't sweet and access out straight out to the co and i've got to start for a month to bear with it before i start coming that's. that's a lot of pressure. the couple needs to start re keeping the costs the renovation soon. the most of the holiday flat is ready to welcome guests, but which authorities do the parkers have to register their business with and what taxes will they have to pay? they still have a lot of unanswered questions, but 1st, they need to finish the renovations. graham is still getting used to the fact that he pretty much has to do everything himself from the have we french right?

because graham doesn't speak french as a child. he struggled in school. people are friends because he's dyslexic, and he is just no way he can. he can do it by the time, but he will never be fluent and he'd never be out of pocket. he often finds himself in uncomfortable situations. one of my main ones was i've waiting team to to be able dispatch and, and i stood next to the materials i've opened, which just a couple of i knew was about to and by speed pointing to meet the driver. and i told them of them to do both of that. and then the guy just looked at me and said no, no. so i just so that's good. um i just we need a uh window jeanetta fresh dough c o and a no more. just a normal pine entrance though. okay. yeah. what was the dimensions uh, i can do any i can. i was gonna show you. here's the thing i haven't bear with it. yet, so he said, here's what i'm going to show you, was the window load up? i think the police assemble a token in system to i think place it's almost 10 o'clock, and predictably the painters haven't arrived. th

graham still has to get the sheet ready before the 1st guests arrive in 3 weeks. a call and see any reason why i would want to go back to the guy really not throwing the sunshine the living, the dream i really am. i loves from all the way it really, you know, how many people go for all the respect is own about what can waive and texting nature. that's why sandra, respecting nature, studying aids, i think it's about being up to date with karen tardy is technologies. i'm trying to eat co way of life, the environment magazine, ego advocate in 30 minutes on d. w. thank welcome to a place that gives a lot of things right. copenhagen's bustling bicycle friendly city is known for his design. in architecture. the data is capital might give us a glimpse of the urban future. copenhagen hits green, sustainable in 75 minutes on d w, the one you're interested in, today's my parish going to be much of my family. what cute was this age drive to? i'm on a journey to find out about the russo the 19 are to put you on the side produce the to see through under my name is some way to

senator graham? sen. graham: thank you. it was a heck of a ballgame. caitlin clark was a phenomenal college athlete. personally, i am glad she is going to the pros. she beat us last year. but we came back. it was a great game. so, what are we trying to do here? we are trying to level the playing field. i cosponsored the bill with senator hildebrandt about sexual harassment and sexual assault employment contracts. when you go to work for someone, you signed an employment contract, pretty much take it or leave it. most of these contracts require mandatory arbitration, binding arbitration. it isn't really a level playing field. i think most americans believe that you shouldn't sign away your right to have a day in court. that is just too personally important. we passed the law to say you cannot require through binding arbitration, you cannot deny the employee their day in court. ms. carlson was instrumental in that. now we have the protecting older americans act. what is that all about? a lot of people are discriminated in the workplace, in my view, becau

senator graham? sen. graham: thank you. it was a heck of a ballgame. caitlin clark was a phenomenal college athlete. personally, i am glad she is going to the pros. she beat us last year. but we came back. it was a great game. so, what are we trying to do here? we are trying to level the playing field. i cosponsored the bill with senator hildebrandt about sexual harassment and sexual assault employment contracts. when you go to work for someone, you signed an employment contract, pretty much take it or leave it. most of these contracts require mandatory arbitration, binding arbitration. it isn't really a level playing field. i think most americans believe that you shouldn't sign away your right to have a day in court. that is just too personally important. we passed the law to say you cannot require through binding arbitration, you cannot deny the employee their day in court. ms. carlson was instrumental in that. now we have the protecting older americans act. what is that all about? a lot of people are discriminated in the workplace, in my view, becau

donald trump also said this in his rebuke of lindsey graham today.any good republicans lost elections because of this issue and people like lindsey graham that are unrelenting, are handing democrats their dream of the house, senate and perhaps, even the presidency. donald trump is right, of course that the repeal of roe versus wade is one of the issues that will defeat donald trump in the election, especially now that donald trump is announcing that abortion, for him, is just a political calculation. but he is wrong to believe that he can teach artist abortion opponents, who believe that all abortion is murder, that abortion is really just a political issue. that the republican position on abortion should just be a political calculation. it should not be driven by factors like the rights of women, medical science or morality, just politics. that is now the official trump position on abortion rights, just a political calculation. no principles involved. the biden/harris campaign posted this video today about amanda and josh, a texas couple who attende

donald trump seems very worried that lindsey graham is ruining everything. he is ruining the presidential campaign for donald trump, ruining the side campaign for your opponents and other republican candidates and he may very well be right about that. >> well, you know, there goes loyalty to friends for donald trump but i think the bigger picture, you know, the sun peeking out from the moon on this cosmic day, is what president biden and vice president harris just said. to be clear, president biden has just said if republicans got in and controlled congress and put that vote on the resolute desk, donald trump would sign it. what really is amazing about this day and that heartbreaking ad that you just showed, amanda's story, which has been replicated all across the country, unbelievable, might be heard from even having a baby again, which is what she wants, what is really amazing about this is you don't need a fact checker for that ad. that fact checker is in donald trump's video itself. when he says so clearly, i am proudly, those are his words, the person w

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lindsey graham is going for wanting a national ban in place. donald trump is saying that is a mistake. these two have either been friends or foes over the last who knows how many years. at one point on january 6th, graham said enough enough with donald trump then a couple of days later, he was golfing alongside trump. what do you make of this back and forth? >> in the issue of abortion on both sides is a deeply personal issue. it's something you really believe in. what's in stark comparison is donald trump who only looked at it through the eyes of politics. again, i'm not a pro-lifer, but i respect their feelings towards the issue. i don't agree with them, but it's based on a fundamental core belief. and to hear donald trump just throwing it around like it's a bad political term, i think it will hurt him among some conservatives and lindsey graham should look to virginia and see how well a 15-week ban went over if he wants to look. >> i want to bring in sahil. i know you spoke with senator graham recently. what did he tell you? >> reporter: tha

graham, mr. grassley, mr. hagerty, ms. hassan, mr. hawley, mr. heinrich, mr. hickenlooper, mr. ono, mr. hoeven, ms. hyde smith, mr. johnson, mr. kaine, mr. kelly, district kennedy, mr. ms. klobuchar, mr. lankford, mr, mr. manchin, mr. markey, mr. marshall,. >> we are currently in a roll call vote. voting on senator ted cruz republican of texas his emotion to proceed to a close session to considersi senate majority leadr chuck schumer's motion the impeachment articles are unconstitutional deciding whether to go to close session and after that we expect senate majority leader chuck schumer to continue with his push to make this a speedy trial. we are here on cspan2 watching live. >> mr. rounds, mr. rubio, mr. sanders, mr. schatz, mr. schmidt, mr. schumer, mr. scott of florida, mr. scott of south carolina, mrs. shaheen, mrs. sinema, mrs. smith, ms. stabenow, mr. sullivan, mr. tester, mr. thune, mr. tillis, mr. tober bill, mr. ben holland, mr. vance, mr. warnock, mr. warren, mr. welch, mr. whitehouse, mr. wicker, mr. wyden, mr. young. the 49 motion is not agreed to. the pending ord

ukraine money is another thing where lindsey graham changed.rtner of donald trump. >> yeah. he wants to be a close ally, not get attached too much but also wants to voice what was the opinion of a number of republicans. think about mike pence who is saying today that -- he has issues with donald trump but saying he disagrees with donald trump's stance on this issue. >> gabe, let's pick it up there. the president, of course, came out swinging on the abortion issue, white house did, with a very emotional campaign ad with, of course, the virginia woman who almost died because she couldn't -- excuse me, texas woman who almost died because she could not get an abortion and may not be able to have children. was a guest at the state of the union. now is in this first campaign ad. heartbreaking example. at the same time, the president is trying to get attention on the student debt relief plan in wisconsin. a key state. how are they balancing their campaign strategy right now? >> reporter: andrea, it was a major announcement yesterday. white house says

south carolina senator lindsey graham says he respectfully disagrees seeing that most of the civilizedld has a national limit up to 15 weeks memo to former president responding in part "senator lindsey graham is doing a great disservice to the republican party and to our country. at first he wanted no abortions under any circumstances that he was up to six weeks were he allowed abortion know he is up to 15 weeks where you're allowed abortion but what he doesn't understand or perhaps he does is the radical left democrats who are destroying our country will never approve anything that he or the republicans won." "they want the issue, you want to keep us going as -- and he goes on about the d of groovy weed and his post. so here's senator lindsey graham today. >> i think trump is right insofar as estate -- and as that child develops i think the american people find a consensus around 15 weeks to the right to limit abortion. sure thing will -- it will be a debatable continuation america -- how should we get there? it's not about your girlfriend, it's about the world -- and the good news fo

us senator linsey graham, terrorist and extremist.ve never spent money so well. he is not afraid to say the loudest words because he is not responsible for them. he always promotes the interests of military-industrial corporations. now he insists on supplying missiles to ukraine. which is produced by the company makes a statement that everyone should fight in ukraine, take out loans, fight, and what we will do, this is not your style, he was a member of one of the student fraternities, called fikapafi, if they entered, then forever the symbol of silence is rose with them and by the will of fate he was brought together with the macain clan. the time has come for the russians to pay a big price. linsey graham acts as a catalyst for europeans' fear of the russian threat, selling this very war constantly. and the representative of the military complex, they give him power, the americans have set a record for the supply of their weapons, this is all, including his merit, republicans, democrats replace each other, and lynsey graham is untou

graham, of course, has been senator since 2003 when trump was still a registered democrat. another post read this, senator lindsey graham should spend more time focusing on all of the many people being killed because of our now nonexistent border and the millions of people dying in senseless, never ending wars. and then in a third post trump wrote graham is doing a great disservice to the republican party and to our country and that people like him were handing democrats full control and governments. real tension there and frequent golf partners. president biden blaming his predecessor for the, quote, cruelty and chaos tat has enveloped america since the dobbs decision, adding trump is scrambling on the issue because he's worried voters will hold him accountable. president biden then made an appeal to voters in a video posted on social media. >> donald trump just endorsed every single state ban on reproductive care nationwide all across the country voters are being turned away from emergency rooms, being forced to travel hundreds of miles or ask a judge just to get basic ca

the world if you fight for it, dori think graham's point is >> i think graham's point is we've takenr granted. yeah, think that's really the yeah, i think that's really the point you making earlier, point you were making earlier, henry. you've this henry. you know, you've got this all parliamentary group on all party parliamentary group on these think these things. and i think graham's having graham's point about having somebody an officer for somebody who was an officer for this it could, think, be a this and it could, i think, be a junior home office minister, has it to brief? it added to the brief? obviously, parliament's in recess. i really do recess. but i mean, i really do think you guys ought to be think that you guys ought to be standing up and doing something about this. >> no, i agree, and i >> well, no, i agree, and i think graham's idea is something we've past we've discussed in the past is very wouldn't very important as it wouldn't cost it would just fix cost any more. it would just fix a of responsibility in a point of responsibility in government that our government t

graham was one of these, he came, he liked everything so much, it’s a wonderful place, and he bought in a residential area, there in an ordinary panel of this very thing, then ukrainian nationalists there broke into him already there in 1414, while already here, and while in ukraine, he plunged into these events of 1414 and went there to donbass, well , you know, a british reporter, now broadcast on our channel. thank you very much, please, thank you, okay, dear vyacheslav viktorovich mikhavich, dear colleagues, friends, thank you first of all for the invitation to the twelfth congress of the federation of independent trade unions of russia. yours the association is one of the leading institutions of domestic civil society, carries out a responsible mission, protects the labor rights of employees of companies, enterprises, teams of entire industries, those who work in the field of education, science, and culture. you are doing a lot to improve legislation to harmonize relations in the field of employment. the foundations are solid here. issues are discussed, some colleagues talk abou

senator graham? cook said is the regulatory scheme will see where that takes us.iss grace, did you find it more of aof common practice the older you got the more scrutiny you are under in terms of your employer? >> i did sir in the prior hospital system i was at. >> the seller of the person to take your job? >> much less. they hired by experience. my salary was as aal patient advocate $38 an hour. which is good money for a nurse. the supervisor probably took on my job, probably was making 25. >> professor in the age discrimination area, is it one of the common themes that replacing an older employer with a younger employer saves money? >> yes because they believe, it's been a long time belief in healthcare for cooks i'm sorry i was talking to a professor. i am directing to the professor i'm sorry. >> i'm going to continue with what joiner just told us. yes, they get younger workers can come in more cheaply. seniority each promotion get you more and more money. if you can get rid of those expensive older experienced workers and call it a worker reshuffle and a high

graham, no. mr. ricketts, no. the clerk: mr. cruz, no. the clerk: mr. padilla, aye. ms. murkowski, no. mr. heinrich, no. mr. schatz, no. mr. booker, aye. mr. fetterman, no. mrs. gillibrand, no. the clerk: ms. sinema, no. ms. butler, no. mr. coons, aye. the clerk: mr. ossoff, no. the presiding officer: on in vote, the yeas are 34, the nays are 58. the amendment is not agreed to. there will be two minutes equally divided for debate on the paul amendment 1828. mr. paul: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from kentucky. mr. paul: i call up my amendment 1828. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from kentucky, mr. paul, proposes an amendment, numbered 1828. the presiding officer: the senate will be in order. take your conversations off the floor, please. the senator from kentucky. mr. paul: benjamin franklin warned up that those who would trade liberty for security might wind up with neither. it takes courage to defend the constitution, the fourth amendment, it takes courage to understand that even when people are guilty of crime

. >> meanwhile republican senator lindsey graham who had voted against the foreign aid package back init did not include tough immigration policies at the border, he switched his vote in favor of it. graham was initially a major proponent of the bipartisan border bill, but he flipped after donald trump encouraged republicans to kill the legislation. here's what graham had to say on the senate floor last night. >> everybody who comes on this floor and says our border's broken, we should do something about it, you're absolutely right. and, unfortunately, we didn't get there. president trump opposed the senate bill. we couldn't find a better way forward that would get 60 votes. i hate that, but now we have to deal with what's left for us to take care of in the world. >> all right, joining us flow is national politics reporter for "the wall street journal," vivian salaama. vivian, thank you so much for joining us. break down what's exactly in this bill and how quickly the money will get out to allies. >> hey, sam. so, yeah, the package ended up being about $95 billion worth of assistance f

accordingly, trump demeaned the normally subservient graham all over social media cnn's alayna treene is with us now, how does the trump team think this is going so far, alina >> well luck. i think they were anticipating some criticism from the right and anti-abortion advocates. but of course, donald trump was frustrated and disappointed that some of his top allies were coming out and publicly showing that they disagreed with him on s. and i think the key thing here to keep in mind, john, is that this isn't a total change in donald trump's position. he had long said that he believed that abortion should be up to the states. but i think the significance of it is that this is going to be the position that they hold until november, at least that's what his campaign advisers tell me now, and that comes after hit flirted with a 15-week are 16 week ban. and many of these people who criticized him, including senator lindsey graham and marjorie dannenfelser. she's the president of sba pro-life, a leading anti-abortion group. they had been in donald trump's ear for over a year now trying to ge

had more bob grahams we would be in better shape. i gathered the names of the people who served with him, this was many years ago, but we didn't always be the stupid state. i have jared moskowitz as my house member, and i wish he would get together with representative bacon who seems like he is a fairly reasonable guy. maybe they could help take care of this group of, what, five or seven, that keeps wanting to say no to everything and keep things in an uproar? the house is not functional. if they kick out the new guy, who will they get to replace him? nobody wants that job with those people in there. that's it. host: ron, in ellicott city, maryland. caller: hi, mrs. mimi, thank you for taking my call. florida -- it is a stupid country. we are a stupid country. florida is not alone. i wanted to talk to representative bacon. yeah. 35,000 palestinians -- 15,000 children -- dead and we are not shedding a tear. we are supporting, we are sending weapons. in an answer. why? host: all right, ron. let's talk to raymond and uniondale, new york

their public and lindsey graham and blumenthal.e have coverage from israel with ukraine fox news senior foreign affairs and greg we will start with you. >> shannon kathy kremlin reacting very quickly to the words of war with military aid being sent to ukraine. they call this a road to escalation which will deepen the crisis around the world. but as we found out on the ground here for the past couple days, this funding is coming just in time. >> reporter: desperate times and ukraine russia is gaining ground. with a massive advantage in artillery, ukraine is short of air defences leaving those shattered and locals desperate. >> thing it's a lifeline for ukraine and for the army because it's getting critical. >> reporter: outsiders are worried too. they are fighting and training alongside ukrainians any speech from the front line in the country's east. >> we need aid to solve the current russian offensive actions happening. >> reporter: and they are getting that help along with israel and taiwan the house of representatives or king $6

former senator and florida governor bob graham has died. graham was a democrat known for his early opposition to the war in iraq. an outspoken critic of president george w bush, too, while chairing the senate intelligence committee after nine over 11, graham also ran for president in 2004. he was 87. >> the maui fire department has released its first major report on the wildfires in lahaina that killed more than 100 people last summer. the report identifies more than a dozen challenges faced by the department, including limited equipment, poorly stocked fire engines and a lack of mutual aid agreements between various counties today. hawaii's attorney general is expected to release her office's report on the wildfires. officials have yet to confirm the origin of the fire. >> some wild weather overseas dubai got more than two years worth of rain in just one day. they got over six inches dubai's airport even stopped taking arrivals for two hours because of the heavy flooding closer to home. now let's check your wednesday forecast >> good morni

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home anti-semitism on campus will stick with senators from both sides of the isle republican lindsey grahamocrat richard blumenthal. house a democrat jared moskowitz whether members of his party will step in to help speaker johnson overcome a leadership battle. then. >> is a rigged case is the case there is similarly. >> the jury that will decide president trump's fate is set the unprecedented criminal trial of a former u.s. president. we'll break down what is on the horizon for opening arguments and beyond. and >> donald trump's vision is one of anger, hate, revenge and retribution for good express and bite hits a swing state trail as new numbers show him neck and neck and key battlegrounds with donald trump but could our fk junior shake up the race? we'll bring in our sunday panel to discuss. plus code one of america's fastest-growing sports help bring washington together? >> and senate pickleball caucus solve the world's problem of the country? >> it is a start >> all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ ♪. shannon: hello from foxnews in washington but praise from israel and ukraine and c

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i'm very pleased to say that i have graham linehan on now . this is graham linehan on now.reator. most people who watch gb news regularly or listen to us on radio will know who graham linehan is. this guy bravely comes forward tonight and explains everything that he lost during his fight for vulnerable children. why he wanted was for children not to be mutilated at the altar of trans ideology in britain, and it basically cost him everything. well, today he's been vindicated , so i'm looking been vindicated, so i'm looking forward to talking to him. but next, a judge as prince harry's us visa papers and his american future in his hands. yes, that's right. will the runaway royal be deported from the united states? there's been a big development to happen just before came on to happen just before we came on air. at large at the air. the editor at large at the mail next. prince harry's future in america potentially hangs in the balance. tonight, after his us visa application papers were dramatically handed over to a federal judge, the duke is embroiled in a bitter row over whet

graham lovely to see you tonight. if i call you graham. not at all.e know each other enough for me to call you graham, now you decided to resign from government, which i thought was really intriguing because mps aren't without ambition. and you were doing very well in your brief. why did you decide to step down? you said it was to focus on constituency matters more. >> yeah, well, i'd been a for minister nearly all of the last eight years, and, just decided it was time to step back, concentrate on the constituency, sort out, get myself a little, you know, slimmer, fitter , and you know, slimmer, fitter, and re—elected, yeah. >> but, i mean, are you worried about. i mean, i noticed that your majority is 20,000. i know you'll be familiar with the frank luntz theory that if you're a tory with a majority of under 14,000, then you might not be safe. you're 6000 above that threshold. but did you feel the need to sort of return back to your patch because you feel you do have to shore up support? >> well, not necessarily to win, although you're always best to

i want to ask you because you worked for a lot of media organizations of what lindsey graham, u.s. senator, said. there's nothing wrong with the catch and kill scheme and a lot of people do it. >> the differences a lot of people are not writing for the highest office in the land. i think back to my tenure at american media which was a three-year period and i could probably count on both hands the amount of catch and kill's that went on. that includes the incident with donald trump before donald trump. david pecker last week, they might've gotten the impression that it was a weekly practice that we were catching and killing stories for politicians and businessmen every week. that is not the case. we were chasing and trying to break stories. that's the reason i went there. sort of weeks before the deal is hatched, i break the rant that men that hulk hogan was kicked out of the world wrestling hall of fame. we were doing newsgathering until we learned 2015 meeting happened sand david pecker makes this deal to be the eyes and ears. this was not normal practice. it is not something that

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our correspondent graham satchell has the background.a wilcox, in downing street, delivering a petition with 200,000 signatures demanding a change in the law to allow assisted dying. dame esther has terminal lung cancer and wants the choice to have what she calls a dignified death. the peace it would give ourfamily and my mum to know that her future has a dignified, pain—free end, it's huge. i know i keep saying the word huge, but it's just so massive that it's beyond words. campaigners say any new law would have strict safeguards. assisted dying would only be available for mentally competent adults with a terminal illness and would require two doctors to confirm the person is expected to die within six months. opponents of assisted dying say however the law is constructed, it could put unbearable pressure on the more vulnerable. disability campaigner baroness tanni grey—thompson fears changing the law could see some people being coerced into pursuing assisted dying. there's a huge number of people who aren't vocal, who don't feel they h

lindsey graham took the brunt. it was clear, and aides confirmed this later to a few of us, he didn't like how yesterday went. the video he thought didn't land well. he was getting heat from all sides. the biden ad, in particular, the young woman in texas, molly, was very, very powerful. the caption read, "donald trump did this." it'll resonate with voters. pro-life republicans are not suddenly voting for joe biden, but if enough are angry, they might stay home or seek another venue, that's interesting. >> i think trump feels he has those evangelical voters in the bag and that they're not going to go vote for biden. look, he installed these justices who are still looking at abortion. the idea they have two cases right now in the supreme court again, and they said they weren't going to keep going on abortion. very clearly, they're going on abortion. we see the republicans talking about birth control pills. the far-right contingent, these evangelicals are not satiated. they want more. if trump gives more, he'll alien

graham was one of these, he came.ch, it’s a wonderful place, and he bought himself an apartment in odessa, in a residential area, in an ordinary panel building, then ukrainian nationalists broke into his place already there in 1914, while they were already here, yes, while in ukraine, he plunged into these events of the fourteenth year and went there to donbass, well, like this, you know, a british reporter came, and there , of course, what he saw, yes, he saw simple, ordinary people who stood up for their rights without any... so to speak influence there. the kremlin, this is so paranoid of all things, so to speak, this spirit of the fourteenth year, of course, captured him, already some kind of revision, well , it seems to me, such a revaluation of ae values, yes - they forced this man to stay here, i for example met there are characters, well, let’s say from france, but i had one comrade, his parents once emigrated back in the eighties, well, in the late eighties from the soviet union, and this is how it was during

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graham, if i can come to you first, what did as far as you are concerned, what happened in dubai ?ubai? well, i picked up this story because i was concerned what was happening to yorkshire farmers who were complaining heartily that this year's harvest might be affected due to heavy rainfall. >> and when i started doing some research, i found that , saudi research, i found that, saudi arabia and the united arab emirates were running an extensive programme of what was called cloud seeding, where aircraft would go up into clouds and release salts, sodium iodide, i think it is. and various other things, in an attempt to cause rain, they'd already said that this might have affected the weather in back in january, where there'd been flooding. and according to sources, this is what happened pnor sources, this is what happened prior to the flooding in, the recent days. however, i've noficed recent days. however, i've noticed today that a lot of news sources were saying that, the cloud seeding had little effect on the storm. i noticed this sort of kicked in straight away, that as soon as peo

i just spoke with senator lindsey graham, who i'm it's hard to find a more ardent supporter of israel, its right to defend itself. it's fight to dismantle hamas. here's what he said to me. he said the big prize here now is to end the arab-israeli conflict. that's a blow to hamas and iran the war with hamas has to be looked at through the prism of the bigger deal. i know israel has to destroy hamas, but operations in rafah and in general you have to look at these operations, how these operations affect the overall deal, which is normalization. so just translation. he's basically saying israel needs to have a little bit of restraint here because they need to keep their eye on the prize, which is perhaps a deal with saudi arabia, which could actually have a really big effect on gaza long term not to mention the fact that it was those normalization talks that many people believe was the reason why iran paid hamas to have this attack to dismantle those talks, right? i always used to say to my kids, actions have consequences and actions. that's what he's saying. he's saying. you got to take

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