with graham potter heading to east london. spurs turn to a teenager to take the lead in their english league cup semifinal against liverpool. and — going solo — the rower looking to break records for her transatlantic crossing. hello again. welcome along. west ham have acted swiftly to replace the man they took a little longer than some expected to sack. julen lopetegui is gone afterjust six months at the london stadium, where the premier league club's next manager graham potter will speak to the media on thursday morning. ben croucher has the story on how the spaniards short tenure in east london came to an end. the final act before the axe fell on a hammer. commentator: manchester city beating west ham 4-1. _ julen lopetegui's tenure at west ham ended as it started in defeat. there are two ways to see this. we can look at this and try to keep the good things that the team did, knowing it is not enough and we have to improve in other things. as it turned out, he wasn't one of the good things. the west ham board deciding getti

graham is a very thought—provoking manager.s exactly what he wants, but he wants feedback from the players. it's a collective, rather than a dictatorship. and he will meticulously study each and every opponent, and he will best plan the way to try and penetrate that opponent, to try and hurt that opponent an obviously win games at the end of the week. what type of player does well under graham? someone that works extremely hard. he is very big on next action, so if something goes wrong, he doesn't want a disappointment or arms in the air, it's about that next action, about getting up on your feet and getting back in the game and not pausing, staying in the game effectively from a mental capacity point of view. i think anyone that buys into graham's philosophy will successful under him. i do believe he is notjust a manager, but he's a coach, he makes people better around him. and, i mean, ithink the talent that he could have at his disposal at west ham, it's there for all to see. i think they have a good number of players. your

tonight -- graham norton, alex wagner.new "closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news. president-elect trump will be sworn in next week for his second term. "well, i'm out," said everyone doing dry january. [ laughter ] president biden on wednesday is set to deliver his farewell address om the oval office, though i think he ready did that during the first debate. [ light laughter ] bye, bye. former vice president mike pence revealed on friday what he said to president-elect trump at president jimmy carter's state funeral. it was, "no, i don't know how long this is going to take." [ laughter ] "fox & friends" aired an interview today with incoming first lady melania trump. "so, how's donald?" asked melania. [ laughter and applause ] in the same interview, melania trump said that she's excited about another four years in the white house. in fact, when

lindsey graham was worried.t's a really good reminder that for all all the executive can do, and there's a lot that can be done with the pad and the pen, what really needs to happen so to permanently put some of these changes into legislation. and so i think donald trump understands that he wants to have some tax cuts continued right away, but more importantly will be permanently making some changes to how things are being run in our government. you've got this doge activity that will presumably see a lot of areas where there need to be fixes. so there's going to need to be a competent, strong congress as well. and i think people are -- they're not going to be tolerant of seeing congress operate the way it has previously, with a lot of talk and not getting anything done. maria: great point. mollie, it's great to have you. mollie hemingway. thank you so much. that'll do it for "sunday morning futures" the morning. i'm maria bartiromo. a big show tomorrow morning, join me on "mornings with maria" tomorrow, donald

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lindsey graham just zeroed in on the issue at hand.t to execute president trump's agenda but you've got lots of different priorities among members. is that what's happening here, the new york and california lawmakers are holding the congress hostage to make sure they get their salt deduction in there before they agree to buy in on the rest of this agenda? >> look, i think that the tax cuts are going to be the most difficult aspect of the package because we have differing opinions. you have on the one hand the house freedom caucus says it needs to be paid for and then you have those representing the blue states that are saying no, the salt deduction, there's room for compromise but it can't be what it is right now and actually i thought that the senator actually argued against himself. he's saying he wants border security but he's got issues with something. that's why you have to put it all together. it's going to be a difficult development it's an up or down all of it. we need to deliver for the american people so i am with speaker joh

west ham united is graham potter's next project. has been made and novak djokovic is going to have to do it the hard way in melbourne if he is to win his 25th grand slam title. djokovic could play reigning french open and wimbledon champion carlos alcaraz in the quarter—finals and could then have to face world no 2 alexander zverev in the semi finals. on the women's side, two matches between former grand slam champions with two—time winner aryna sabalenka up against former us open champion sloane stephens in the first round, while coco gauff will also start against former australian open champion and fellow american sofia kenin. our tennis correspondent russell fuller is in melbourne for us. jacob fernley�*s first experience of the australian open will come against nick kyrgios, assuming the australian has recovered from an abdominal strain. there will be quite an atmosphere for fernley who is starting to make waves having only graduated from texas university christian college in may. only one british seed there, emma radacana. and

you know, maybe lindsey graham will put out a stiffly worded statement.ut they're not going to do anything about that. and it will be news for a couple of days. so i actually expect at least maybe commuting the sentence. i expect donald trump is going to go pretty far on this stuff. you know, it's not going to be great for justice. and by the way, the justice department absolutely should have started this investigation. they basically started the investigation after we on the committee began presenting our evidence. and we didn't have near the tools they had. so it's really sad, disappointing and upsetting. >> to that reporting, evan's reporting, it is stunning. you heard what congressman kinzinger's saying. they could have gone so much earlier. they could have, should have. but evan's reporting also says there are people within the justice department who are saying they wasted time. >> evan's reporting is incredible because it's talking about prosecutors themselves, people inside the justice department saying look, we spent a lost year, we just lost an e

i'm on call lindsey graham. let's have a look at how lindsey is featured over the last year on your moscow mules. on the video we the truth and it looks like the middle aged gay white male who loves to see young man died. freak. you're going to tell them how to fight the war. you're going to tell them. yeah, i want to get an erection looking at the blood and guts about, i'm sure when it comes to is role getting in trouble. old linda lindsey graham and doesn't pay male prostitutes to visit his home and united states, and there is no evidence of that whatsoever. so i'd have to clarify that he completely lost his is they say, when the video or you go to any allied canada breton, germany, france. if you try to help the i c. c, we're going to sanction you by and you saw a little justin in canada and his position. what should the penalty be? we should crush your economy. canadians get ready. i mean, does he get to decide who's economy gets crushed? what would you do in america? somebody came across the border, rape wo

>> reporter: there is interesting with graham saying it. he said the statement with the president can do what he wants, right? every one of these people that are about to say the president can do what they want had issues with the hunter biden pardon. let's be clear about that. i don't know if there will be a line yet. let's say the president does pardon enrique tarrio, maybe lindsey graham puts out a stiffly worded statement. they will not do anything about that. it will be news for a couple of days. i expect maybe commuting the sentence. i expect trump is going to go far on this stuff. and, you know, not going to be great for justice. by the way the justice department absolutely should have started this investigation. they basically started the investigation after we on the committee began presenting our evidence and we did not have near the tools that they had. it is really sad, disappointing and upsetting. >> to that reporting that evans reporting, it is, it is stunning. you heard what he was saying. they could have gone earlier, could

and murder of morgan harrington and hannah graham. both went missing in the same area where alexis disappeared. and there's something about jesse matthew that stands out to investigators working the alexis murphy case. >> he was a large african american guy, the black guy with dreadlocks. >> the same description randy gave cops of the man he claimed left his camper with alexis. authorities begin to wonder if they've just convicted the wrong man. >> that's not good at all. we want to know what the truth is. >> cops take matthew's dna and compare it to samples extracted from evidence in randy's camper. the results come back, and it's a monumental moment. >> he was excluded from our case. we strongly feel he had nothing to do with alexis case whatsoever. >> proof that randy taylor is alexis murphy's killer. but now, with hard dna evidence, taylor makes an 11th hour confession and wants to cut a new deal. >> he wants to give us the location or, as he put it, you know, tell you where she is. >> you heard right. randy tells prosecutors he'l

stories: julen lopetegui is out at west ham, who have already zeroed in on his replacement, with grahamspurs turn to a teenager to take the lead in their english league cup semifinal against liverpool. and — going solo — the rower looking to break records for her transatlantic crossing. hello again. welcome along. west ham have acted swiftly to replace the man they took a little longer than some expected to sack. julen lopetegui is gone afterjust six months at the london stadium, where the premier league club's next manager graham potter will speak to the media on thursday morning. ben croucher has the story on how the spaniards short tenure in east london came to an end. the final act before the axe fell on a hammer.

billy graham resented it for a while until i met with him and he and i became almost like brothers. i really love him and think he is the greatest christian that is lived in this lifetime perhaps. i explained to him i had that belief i inherited from my father and he understood it. i think i taught sunday school classes in bible classes in the first baptist church 14 times while i was president. we never announced it ahead of time and only church members knew that i would teach that morning. i did try to separate it. i think the issues that divide us were more of a political nature than anything concerning religion. ray: i was teaching sunday school those same years and i thought it was cool that you were, too. you are probably doing it better than i was. one last question. you were a man in your early 50's when you wrote the words in this book. you had in elementary school or still -- schooler at home and had a grandson in those early years. when you look over this, do you like this guy that emerges from the pages? or now, with the passage of 30 more years and all the things you ha

getting in trouble. old linda lindsey graham doesn't pay male prostitutes to visit his home and united states, and there is no evidence of that whatsoever. so i'd have to clarify that he completely lost his is they say, when the video or you go to any allied canada breton, germany, france. if you try to help the i c. c, we're going to sanction you by and you saw a little justin in canada and his position. what should the penalty be? we should crush your economy. canadians get ready. i mean, does he get to decide who's economy gets crushed? what would you do in america? somebody came across the border, rape women, but babies in of it, what did we do after pearl harbor? we went to all out victory. i don't remember the japanese putting any americans in ovens in pearl harbor, and japan. the smithereens were destroyed. berlin, best option here. you know, and of course, lindsey is so complicated, evil, ridiculously retarded. you know, it's hard to find somebody that could even fit into the category to be things you grampians are very busy with him. and the winner is, but actually we found so

graham satchell reports. the snow is heavy, thick and relentless.s is stjoseph, missouri, where blizzard conditions have brought much of the state to a standstill. tens of millions of americans are bracing themselves for what's predicted to be the heaviest snowfall and coldest temperatures in more than a decade. travel has been badly affected. this is louisville airport in kentucky. across the states, thousands of flights have been cancelled or delayed. conditions on the road have been described as treacherous, with snow and ice causing major problems. this roadway is very slick, very, very slick. so let me get some traction here and watch my feet. are you ready for this? that's what we're dealing with out here. and it's not getting any better, it's getting worse. the weather people are calling this a polar vortex, freezing conditions brought down from the arctic. in kansas, the temperature is forecast to get down to —29 celsius. when you get these subzero temperatures, these subzero wind chills, we know that it can have a negative impact notjust on

graham potter picked up his first win as west ham manager as they beat fulham 3—2 at the london stadium tomas soucek and lucas paqueta. west ham move up to 12th above manchester united and tottenham. four place? above manchester united and tottenham. | four place? least the top four place? there is belief and _ least the top four place? there is belief and hope _ least the top four place? there is belief and hope in _ least the top four place? there is belief and hope in the - is belief and hope in the changing room some of the best players in the world. it is possible, i can see the improvements recently. we are getting better and better, to keep going in that way and hopefully we can get back to our levels and that's it, really. a 95th—minute equaliser from reece james salvaged a 2—2 bournemouth are now unbeaten in 9. graham potter picked up his first win as west ham manager as they beat fulham 3—2 at the london stadium with goals from carlos soler, tomas soucek and lucas paqueta. above manchester united and tottenham. it is consequences. and it is something we really have to eradicat

cuts and i talked to phil graham about that the other day and boasting that was the only time we cuthe budget and even bainer cuts came and what you miss about this, larry, all of those reforms and using leverage of the debt sealing dealing with democrats. larry: no they didn't. no they didn't. >> that's what you're missing. larry: you're kidding yourself. stop. you know that's not true. >> they have phil graham on your show and he'll agree with me, larra larry. larry: you know that's not true. larry: i just love this. debt ceiling never stopped anything in the history of debt ceilings. all that happens under debt ceils is spending going up and deficits and debt. that's all that happens. graham ridman with spending caps and they have to be enforced by political leadership and i'll grant you that and i can't get that excited, arthur. we have to slow down spending and we have to grow the economy, but i just cannot get excited about these debt ceilings because debt ceilings are responsible for the greatest increases in debt that i've ever seen. >> well, putting something out saying larr

they showed a montage of lindsey graham and kevin mccarthy and marco rubio. they were done. they were finished. they were disgusted with what happened on january 6th. donald trump got to them and his political career was on the line so it was beneficial for them to go along with donald trump's agenda. >> there you go. and we have that montage and we have time to play it later in the show. harry dunn, much appreciated, we'll be right back. right bac. that too. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. it works with your asthma medicine to help improve lung function. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems and doesn't replace a rescue inhaler. it's proven to help prevent asthma attacks. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathing. tell your doctor right away of signs of inflamed blood vessels like rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in limbs. tell your doctor of new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasiti

by the way lindsey graham may have issues on taxes. we are more of a majority in the senate we could lose one or two senators, republican senators and still get this done. we have no flexibility in the house whatsoever so they have to take their lead a little but were. maria: that's the issue they cannot lose easily and they have a slim majority last time to reconciliation packages were done was under newt gingrich that was the speaker of the house. and they were able to get it done but that a much better majority. a bigger majority when newt gingrich was a speaker. >> i think the american public is looking for massive change for how the sausage is made in this first pass that were getting the sausage is so full of stuff that we cannot even get anything actually done especially when it comes to not so much the border with the tax policy that trump talked about continuing and renewing. it's a big problem if people do not want to see trump come in and have a repeat of his first administration which was completely hamstrung. maria: by the

graham satchell, bbc news.romised changes to the law which would mean criminal or professional sanctions for those who cover up or fail to report child sexual abuse. yvette cooper says the new offence will be introduced this year. the proposal was one of 20 recommendations made to a previous conservative government by a seven—year inquiry into child sexual abuse, which concluded in 2022. 0ur political correspondent hannah miller reports. from rotherham to 0ldham, and telford, the children who were sexually abused and raped by grooming gangs have been promised change before but more than two years after a public enquiry that was described as a watershed by the previous government, its recommendations are yet to be implemented. never say they will now do it. these crimes have not been taken seriously for far too long and far too many children have been fail of that is why this government is determined to act, strengthening the law, taking forward recommendations from independent inquiries, supporting stronger pol

chairman. >> senator graham. >> thank you. congratulations. >> you forgot to say that john's family was from south carolina, the upstate. >> i'm sorry. yeah. >> give you a pass on that madison, by the way. >> so, listen, president trump asked a bunch of us, who would you pick for attorney general? >> how many of you got to ask that on our side? >> probably didn't ask dick, but he asked me. i said, pam bondi. >> it's like an easy decision. i couldn't think of anybody more qualified that he knew that he trusted. and it's okay to have. >> you were his lawyer, right? >> yes, sir. i represented him when they tried to impeach him the first time as part of white house counsel, office of special counsel. >> then trump's lawyer prepares you for many things. >> so, yeah, you have a long standing relationship with the president. he trusts you. that's a good thing. that's probably why president kennedy picked his brother, bobby kennedy. i guess you can say no to your older brother. i'm sure he would. but this idea there's something bad is

president, i understand your reasons, i understand your explanation, have billy graham come over? what could it hurt if if you had been counseled that? there might be good politics behind and just softening the line a little bit? could you have bought yourself a little love on the other side without giving up too much, you know, by not inviting billy graham to the white house was not an issue that that i that i know of that ever came up or billy graham resented it for a while until i met with him. and he and i became almost brothers. i really love. i think he's the greatest christian has lived in my lifetime, perhaps, but i explained to him that i had a had that belief i inherited from my father and he and he understood it and i think, i taught sunday school classes, bible classes in the first baptist church, 14 times while i was president. but but as i said, we never announced it ahead of time. and only the regular church members knew after i got there that i was going to teach that morning. so i did try to separate, but i think the issues that divided us were of a political natu

chairman. >> senator graham. >> thank you, congratulations. you forgot to say that john's family was from south carolina. >> upstate, i'm sorry. >> give you a pass on that. so listen, president trump asked a bunch of us who would you pick for attorney general? how many of you have got asked that on our side? he didn't ask dick but he asked me. i said pam bondi. it's an easy decision. i couldn't think of anybody more qualified that he knew and trusted and it's okay to have -- you were his lawyer, right? >> yes, i represented him when they tried to impeach him the first time. >> being trump's lawyer prepares you for many things. yeah, you had a longstanding relationship with the president. he trusts you. that's a good thing. that's probably why president kennedy picked his brother, bobby kennedy. i guess you can say no to your older brother, i'm sure he would. this idea there is something bad is ridiculous. who do you pick? you pick people you know, you pick people you trust and people who are qualified. i'm glad he picked you. he knows you, he

graham, welcome. that really was quite an article where you laid out something that the director of the fbi had been laying out. christopher wray, which is that the terrorism warning lights are blinking. tell us, give us a little bit more of a sense of what it is that you and your coauthor, mike morrell, saw that made you worry. >> well, we found ourselves just in our private conversations, confessing to each other that we were hearing echoes of the sort that we had heard before 9/11, the terrible attack on the world trade center and the pentagon that killed 3000 people. so what kind of what kind of of echoes or warning lights? first, the mideast on fire. you can't have a region as disturbed as it is without a lot of chaos. chaos is where islamic groups regroup. and when we're seeing a regrouping of them in afghanistan with isil in syria, in iraq, in the wars in the region. secondly, every day, as avril haines, the director of national intelligence, has said every day that the war in gaza goes on, you

and senator graham and i and i'm happy to provide those to you. kayleigh, have asked for them because we know that we deserve answers. the american people deserve answers. and once again, the biden administration is turning a blind eye. and when you look at the american media, they are as well, this mainstream media that refused to call president biden's tenure what it is, which is just watching him deteriorate in front of our eyes when you when you look at what has happened, whether it's the fbi actually in philadelphia saying their number one priority was diversity and not the safety and security of the american people, you know, whether it is them allowing the fbi and others to focus on pta meetings that you mentioned earlier, parents at school board meetings who want to make sure their children are educated and not indoctrinated. they refuse to help us tell this story and tell the american people the truth. so no, we have gotten no answers. but this is more of the same for the biden administration. not understanding peace through strength, not

on the republican side, lindsey graham will be a key voice. he's done immigration legislation in the past so he could be a voice there. john cornyn in texas could be another one, known for working bipartisan deals. james lankford was a republican who led the last round of these bipartisan talks which ultimately ended in failure, so he could be another one. but it will be an interesting watch. host: fact the sunflower state, republican, good morning. caller: good morning. the certification in january 6, what is the thirst for prosecuting liz cheney? i think there's a lot of republicans that really would not rather move on and would like some accountability from her. i know there's a lot of deep state ghouls who would like to not prosecute liz cheney and thompson. what do you think is going to happen there? guest: i mean, it is clear that trump has said that he would want to prosecute some of his enemies. he's also referred recently to his pick to lead the justice department, pam bondi is looking likely to get confirmed there. kash patel will be

so it basically, they look at this is what you graham's plan was because this was washington plan which was to provoke a crisis which trends new street in order to, um, in the they, there's a big causing independence of transmission. so this is really trying to open the 2nd from the gains, russia. well, that's where we leave and use are up for now. but one or 2 of our team dot com is that when you come to see what's making headlines early this 2025 oldest plenty to pick your interest there. goodbye. the look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings accept. we're such orders at conflict with the 1st law show alignment of the patient. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence. the point obviously is to trace a trust, rather than to the various jobs. i mean with artificial intelligence. we have somebody in the team and the robot must protect this phone existence was alexis the people who are disgusted with what's going on with that, sending huge amounts of money into the lensky in terms of weapo

so they, they, they look, if this is what you, graham's bland was because this was washington plan, which was to provoke a crisis which trends new street in order to and the leads this will be causing independence of trends. this is a, this is really trying to open the 2nd front against russia. well, that's where we leave and use drop for now. but we have to have our team dot com is that when you come to see what's making headlines early this 2025 oldest plenty to pick your interest there. goodbye. the the as the year ends, the incoming trump administration continues to believe it can end the conflict in ukraine. trump and his people are beginning to understand. and in this conflict is more difficult in starting a war. the problem is moscow cube and washington wants different outcomes. the hello and welcome to was a part of the school has witnessed a long procession of blocks once flying in all directions. but now there are circling the middle east, a series of terrorist attacks and masses missile exchanges between israel and its share adversaries has once again brought the situation to t

orlando graham, founder of vallejo's boys and girls empowerment group, says he's heartbroken by what happened. mel runs the organization's food pantry, as well as serving on three city commissions, including the police oversight commission. mel is a pillar of this community. if you see how he interacts with the public and how the people come and they look for him, he's probably one of the best things we got going here. graham has helped organize a gofundme to help his friend repair his car, buy a new wheelchair, and get back up to speed. seeing people donate. seeing people say kind things. want to help that i never met. it like brings tears to my eyes. jones is no stranger to hardship. he was paralyzed from the hips down after being wounded in a random shooting when he was 22. i'm a survivor. i guess so to say, you know, keep it up. with the community's help, he intends to keep giving back. most definitely. i'm trying to see if i could probably get on one more commission board. in vallejo. jodi hernandez nbc, bay area news. up next. dia de los reyes, the holiday celebrated by million

south carolina senator lindsey graham told me he is against the salt deduction being added. this. >> as we negotiate tax cuts they are taxcutting people and i am one of them that won't vote for the border until they get all their taxes. i'm not a big fan of the salt deduction. i live in south carolina with low taxes. why should people in south carolina subsidize california and new york tax policy. you could have a hard time with me on that. maria: house speaker mike johnson told me this is why one big reconciliation bill is needed not to lose the salt lawmakers on their body and on the border money. watch. >> there is a fear without getting all of the elements in one place you could lose some members. there are some members that have priorities and taxes they want the salt deduction back in place. the new york lawmakers do you lose those lawmakers on the border if the tax issues are not in the one bill. >> that the benefit of doing altogether. no one is going to love every element of the large package like that. there will be enough elements in there to pull everyone along,

maria: senator lindsey graham said you why am i subsiding new york?es in south carolina why do i need to subsidize new york which has out-of-control taxes many new york city including myself agree with sky-high taxes mike through out 60,000 would you vote for 60,000 lifting the salt to 60? >> i am not giving a number if you talk about average salt detection in my home state 1200 dollars, so, i am from the same camp that lindsey graham is in, but about what we have to do, is deliver on president trump's priorities, that is why we need one big, beautiful bill. because, everyone is going to have to give-and-take, maria, that is what we're going to do it is gonna have to be a balance lindsey graham has to give jason smith is going to have to give mike waller has to give we will failure is not an optional. >> a good strategy to make sure everybody is onboard putting all in one bill, jonathan fahey. >> in addition to salt deduction or anything else in bill is there hope with margins so small in the house and senate able to get a through democrats onboard to

. >> sender lindsey graham is calling out the media.te, as i watch coverage of this barbaric, cowardly attack that was isis inspired, it is disturbing how far america has drifted from the fact that we are in a state of war with radical islamic forces. coverage suggest that we are fighting a crime and that isis inspired attacks are mere criminal events top part of the larger war on terrorism. it is now time for america to realize that radical islamic directed or inspired attacks are acts of war, not part of a criminal enterprise. isis inspired radicals have been attacking our country for over a decade, claiming nearly 100 lives. it is time for media to cover it accurately and the federal government to shut it down entirely. and alabama senator joins me now. senator, welcome. i want to begin with his sound bite from the other chamber of congress and the house of representatives. he had the audacity to use extremism today, three days after a terrorist attack but he used it in a very interesting way, listen to this. >> we will work with any

graham satchell, bbc news.e panama canal is non—negotiable, after donald trump refused to rule out using military force to take control of the key waterway. javier martinez—acha also denied claims of a financial offer by the us president—elect to take control of the canal. meanwhile an mp representing greenland in the danish parliament says its future should be decided by the people living there — also following donald trump's suggestions that he should take control of territory, using military or economic force. and in canada, the premier of ontario province dismissed mr trump's suggestions that the country should become part of the us. to the president, i will make him a counter offers, how about if we buy alaska and will throw in minnesota at the same time. it is not realistic. i know he likes making these comments and he likes joking around, likes making these comments and he likesjoking around, i take that seriously. we he likes joking around, i take that seriously.— that seriously. we will be lookini that

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senator lindsey graham has been a very loud supporter of donald trump when he had power.est critics of trump in 20 if 2015 warning about him and he seemed to go back to that mode at least briefly four years ago today on january 6th. >> all i can say is count me out. enough is enough. i've tried to be helpful, but when the wisconsin supreme court ruled 4-3 that they didn't violate the constitution of wisconsin, i agree with the three, but i accept the four. if al gore can accept 5-4 he's not president, i can accept wisconsin 4-3. fraud, they say there's 66,000 people in georgia under 18 voted. how many people believe that? i ask give me ten, haven't had one. they said 8,000 felons in prison in arizona voted. give me ten, haven't got one. there's problems in every election. i don't buy this. enough's enough. we got to end it. vice president pence, what they're asking you to do you won't do because you can't. if you're a conservative, this is the most offensive concept in the world that a single person could disenfranchise 155 million people. >> enough is enough he said that

graham satchell reports. parts of the leicestershire and lincolnshire countryside are under water this morning. in both counties, fire services have declared major incidents. my friend is coming. dozens of people have been rescued from cars and houses, as heavy rain and melting snow caused rivers to burst their banks. there are almost 200 flood warnings still in place across england, and one severe warning, meaning danger to life at this caravan park near barrow upon soar in leicestershire. east midlands ambulance service has for the first time declared a critical incident, saying flooding has significantly added to existing pressures of patient demand and a lack of beds in local hospitals. 50 children at ednam primary school in lincolnshire had to be driven to safety by volunteers, after their school was cut off by the rising water. two inches of water in here. this is everything we'd bought from last year's flood that still hasn't been fitted yet. for many, like tom, who has twin three month old daughters,

so they, they, they look, if this is what you graham's plan, was because this was washington plan, which was to provoke a crisis which transmits street in order to, um, in the they, there's a, because the independence of transistors, of this is really trying to open the 2nd, front against russia, the u. n. has accused israel of breaching the already shaky truce in southern 11 on the world bodies peacekeeping mission, witness the idea of destroy a lebanese army observation tower. under the terms of last year, a ceasefire deal is real likely to withdrawal from the area by late january. it's in the ne has bola now it says it's prepared to take action against any violations . you know, you'll just when examine there is no timeline that dictates the resistance is actions neither within the agreement nor after the expiration of the 60 day period mentioned in the agreement. we have stated that we're giving an opportunity to prevent is really violations. and to implement the agreement and that we will exercise patients well. however, this does not mean we will wait precisely 60 days, nor does it

and it shows on that and graham so went when i went to google i did a little google graham of civic religion and yes for mistakes but it shows a similar pattern explosion of use of the phrase over the last decades certainly in the 20th and into the 21st century. but what i found complicated in my life and i love that i love that and i keep warning you right if you don't find surprises in research, you're not doing enough research. and this is a beautiful example that and i have told you earlier this semester that i've taken a vowel between before god and man that i will write about civil religion again and i will never review a about civil religion again. i get asked to do that all the time, but now i think i'm going to to write about civil religion. this is how whole books get started, because you have this nagging question that you don't have an answer to. and you keep going after it. so when i searched religion, i found out that this phrase was remark arguably common during progressive era, the social gospel era. it shows up in the 1880s, the 1890s on into 1910, 1939. it's everywhere and