john graham, nice to have you with us. we highlighted comments on the debt ceiling uncertainty. ncertainty right now. how would you characterize to investing landscape? john: it is fair to say there is quite a bit of uncertainty, but probably no different them last year. this time last year when we released our results, we predicted that it would be a volatile year. it turned out to be more volatile than we thought. as we sit here today, looking through the year, i know, we talked about treasuries. we do find fixed income interesting. equity markets volatile, and sitting here raising liquidity on what we see as good opportunities come out of it. matt: what is your expectation post-debt ceiling agreement? after they raise the debt ceiling, assuming that is what happens, jon, how do you think the market will react? john: maybe the market will move on? and we will start looking longer-term and thinking about what happens over the back half of this year and into next year. there are still outstanding questions in the global economy, outstanding questions about what growth is going to

john graham, pri, this comes after the sprint race triumph, which the mexicans cure the day before. as red bull kept up, it's winning start to 2023. ah reigning champion, max for stopping of red bulls started 2nd behind ferrari. charlotte clack him back who but swept past him on the long start finish straight at the end of lap 3. after nick de vries brought out the safety car when he hit a wall and slid off the track with a broken wheel. the clerk and red bulls. safeco pet is lost to less time on their stops and came out a head and for stopping. after that, the 2 red bull drivers pulled away from the pack and cruise to a straight forward when the clack finishing 3rd. i think it was very close within us. i mean, we pushed through the maximum, did a, i mean we, we bought it, there was a few times that we weren't pushing out there. and the way max push me draw there was a really hard, but we managed to give him on the control red bullet, one all 4 races. this campaign with the victory perez cut fest happens. well drivers standings lead to 6 points. each of the 2 have 2 victories so far

senators into graham, john cornyn, ted cruz: the biden administration to extend the policy. tle 42 gives border -- what a patrol agents to turn away migrants for public health reasons. senator graham believes without the policy there will be a surge of migrants at the u.s.-mexico border. the senator's news conference about 30 minutes. >> thank you. did morning, everyone senator cruise will be along in a little bit. this is a nightmare date for the american people and particularly people in mexico and texas. what is going to happen is the biden administration is going to repeal the use of title 42 authority to expel people. this is not deportation. this is expelling. it is the ability to tell people that you have to go back home because of title 42 concerns, that goes away on may 11. where are we? in the past 90 days there have been 600 36,000 -- 6300 and day, where are we headed, if you repeal title 42 there will be a surgeon -- surge, as dhs says, in the next 90 days it will be between 900,000 to 1.1 million. that is what is coming. if you repeal title 42 on may 11. you are

lindsey graham, john cornyn and ted cruz call on the biden administration to accept the policy. it gives border patrol agents the authority to turn away migrants for public health reasons. senator grandma says he believes without the policy, there will be a surge of migrant the u.s.-mexico border. this news conference is about 40 minutes. sen. graham: good morning everybody. may 11 is a nightmare date for the american people, particularly the people in mexico and texas. what is going to happen is this. biden administration is going to repeal the use of title 42 authority to expel people. this is not deportation. this is expelling. it's the ability to tell somebody you have to go back home because of title 42 concerns. that goes away on may 11. where are we? in the past 90 days, there have been 566,163 order encounters of illegal immigrants. 6300 a day. where are we headed? here's the estimates. if you repeal title 42, there will be a surge and here is what dhs says. it goes from 6300 a day to 10,000 or 13,000 a day. in the next 90 days you will be from 900,000 to 1.1 one million

you come down to the rio grande valley, as john cornyn, lindsey graham have many, many times, and within minutes you see the human suffering that has unfolded. you see texas farmers and ranchers showing you photograph after photograph of dead bodies, of migrants they find that the traffickers have abandoned on their properties. a few weeks ago at a judiciary committee, there was one person testifying and i asked, how me migrants died crossing the border illegally last year? he said, i don't know. i have no idea. remember that the next time he tells you how compassionate he is. he doesn't even bother to know how many people his policies are killing. the answer is 853. when we were down there, john brought 18 senators to the border and we were on the rio grande and we saw a dead body, a man in the water who had drowned crossing illegally. i have seen women who have been violently raped by the cartels. i have seen children little girls, little boys, horribly, physically assaulted, sexually assaulted. what is happening is people -- evil and it is the result of deliberate political decisions

. >> john: lindsey graham and jim jordan said they think some people are owed a few apologies. >> wouldn'tbe nice for the agency to apologize to those that their lives were ruined, nice for the president to admit we got it wrong. none of that's going to happen. >> the very people, the very people who told us things that were not true are now out there telling us on tv, you can't trust the durham report. like are you kidding me? >> john: you mentioned a couple news organizations were awarded pulitzers for their coverage of the russian collusion scandal, did not have the added benefit for being true. i don't expect anybody will apologize or give back pulitzers. >> there is reputational damage and organizations got out there and bought into this hook, line and sinker, ought to pay a price for it and you know, if the prizes are not going back, but hopefully a price is paid. >> john: so what's happening with the debt ceiling, you know. it's got the president cutting his trip short. one of our reporters, i actually ran a race with him this morning, grady, he had this exchange with jamie dimon on

lindsey graham a short time ago on our air referred to him as baghdad bob in the press conference. >> well, john, sandra, i appreciate the attention y'all have been giving to this. when you listen to secretary mayorkas, over and over again he continues to spread this false narrative that the border is not open. what border is he talking about? cuba's border? i have no idea if he knows just how bad this problem is. he created it, president biden created it, they don't want to solve the problem. we are bringing a bill today, we will pass just in the next few hours off the house floor that will secure america's border and the president opposes that bill so. that tells you exactly where the biden administration is. they want an open border, they created an open border, secretary mayorkas knows it, he's not shooting straight with the american people. the people see a wide open border, 5 million minimum coming in the last two years since he's been president and only worse. drug problems, 300 young kids a day dying in america from fentanyl and other drugs coming over our open southern border because of

i don't know if people remember when we thought marco rubio and lindsey graham and john mccain actuallye of immigration reform. until we tackle this issue, nothing will change. >> they all backed away from it after that. the republicans passed the secure the border act this week. it stiffens requirements for these interviews to determine actual danger. $50 fee is thrown in there. the mite grants leaving are escaping a burning house. should the legislation have not dealt with the burning house, dealing with the landscape can in these countries and not exclusively once they arrive at the border, if you really want to stop the influx of migrants. >> that was the focus of harris two years ago when she was put in charge of dealing with the crisis in the northern triangle and the countries that are dangerous. but right now, we have the problem of what republicans in the house are looking a at. first and foremost, secure the border and enforce existing lus. that's a good step forward in the right direction with the legislation this they have passed. and they cannot say they are not taking acti

>> sandra: peter doocy live on the ground, brand-new reaction when senator lindsey graham joins us in a moment. >> john: the stalled debt talks, house speaker kevin mccarthy and president biden have been trying to strike a deal before the first of june, the latest development throwing a wrench into the plans. chad pergram is live on capitol hill, when everything was looking rosy, chad -- >> i think we'll have a lot of back and forth here, absolutely. john, one gop source says there is too much daylight between the sides, that's why there is a suspension of the talks, fox has told the discussions did not seem to go anywhere, conservatives in the house only want the house passed bill. >> we've got to get moving for the white house -- yeah, we are going to pause. >> the dispute stems from steep cuts demanded by the gop and the push by democrats to reduce defense spending. republicans want to increase defense money for the pentagon, why some liberals are advocating the use of the 14th amendment. >> it's not an option, it's a requirement and it has not been raised before because no congress has ever tried t

. >> sandra: lindsey graham and how congress can step in. >> john: alexis mcadams how new york city is buckling under the influx of migrants. >> sandra: and bill melugin starts us off live from the southern border where the amazing images, incredible images, bill, continue to come in, including that brand-new video you sent out of someone swimming across to the united states side. >> sandra, good afternoon to you. images from the fox news drone down here today are remarkable, and we are really starting to notice the state of texas taking a much more proactive approach in trying to stop some of these illegal crossings. we'll get right into it. take a look at the drone footage a short time ago, groups of migrants trying to cross the river illegally, this is one gentleman struggling in the current a bit, bigger groups that eventually made it to the u.s. side and you see the texas national guard and texas dps physically blocking and repelling the migrants, using razor wire and physical presence, and they are stunned, you can see the guy with his arms outstretched, why aren't you letting us

republican senators lindsey graham and john cornyn held a debate on this. >> i'm asking for a substitute title 42. this is been going on for like a year. here we are, next week, and they have no adequate substitute. you're going to take off the table a tool that allows expelling 2.3 million illegal immigrants under title 42, you do not have an adequate substitute. that is the point. the coveted emergency ends, but there are things that you can do that trump did. they act like they are help list, they are not. they repealed the policies because they have been forced to take political decisions on the border that is putting our country at risk. the quality of life of the communities along the border of the country is being destroyed. interior governors complain about reducing the quality of life in their states. what is texas and these other states, what are they going to do? our plea is to do something that gives you the ability to continue to deter illegal immigration. repealing title 42 without a substitute makes things worse. >> one of the things president biden could do was use a law

lindsey graham, john cornyn, i could go down the list. they had the vote, and none of them wanted to build donald trump's wall, because they said, it's a stupid idea. also when they had the power, they said, it's a stupid idea to hold america hostage. and i know you are getting nervous right now because you are afraid that tj's going to go to a chopper shot, but don't worry. but again, the hypocrisy is crazy. if you tell them the currency here, they say, we voted with you guys to raise the debt ceiling three times when we actually added spending, and now you are saying this is the end of the republic? i don't get it. >> one of the strange things about this, totally insane, is that it's clear that there are some people who came to washington not to run government, but actually to rake it. and so, you know, it's hard to wonders and why else you would hold the country hostage over something like the debt ceiling, which is essential to the function of our government. i know it's wonky, i know it's complicated, with this just should not be a p

outlaw, on the road you also have the popular idea of john wayne, in other words, the white suburbs were very much still the frontier. billy graham, his revivals, his tent at world's fair was a revival. this tent in other this homage to the 19th century frontier. so that's what i'm looking at and how it's a very racial thing, how it's a very religious thing. and i was intrigued by that. what are we going to see that book? i'm i'm still with it. i kind of put it on hold right now. i'm thinking about making a graphic novel instead of, a monograph. so my mind is like, well, why not? why a graphic novel? um, i love our i find it so fascinating and i, i think that history isn't enough storyteller. i feel like sometimes we like to do storytelling through words and through, um, through that. but what visual and can i do a book on the frontier that's a graphic visual storytelling. can it be done? because i think academia sometimes, um, now a lot of it gets out of the ivory. i think it tries to, um, but i kind of feel like i want to try a little bit harder at getting out of the ivory and produce something that is something my family read

there's daylight there between those sentiments from lindsey graham and chuck grassley and the position that john roberts is taking. john roberts position is, we have it covered and don't need any more improved ethical standards and these republicans are suggesting oh, yes, you do. so that was a tell to me, that republicans know that there's a vulnerability here the longer these justices dig in their heels and don't do anything to improve the code of ethics at the court. i think they see themselves taking on water politically here because you have judges like michael ludsig making these statements, lisa murkowski of alaska signingen to an ethics bill. somebody like lindsey graham we can't hole hold up the resistance if you don't take action for yourself. democrats should take from that they have a political advantage here and need to press it. >> the reason is you can say a lot of things about republicans, i have and do, but they can read a poll. the supreme court is less popular than donald trump was on his way out the door, 37% have great deal or quite a lot of confidence in it. >> that's right

lindsey graham and steve scalise join us on what congress can do. former cia director johnlled over the famous hunter biden letter. katie pavlich has got some thoughts. larry kudlow on why biden wanted to regulate gas and coal fueled power plants out of existence. and oh, the debt ceiling debate too. former fbi agent nicole parker's plea for america to back the blue as four teenagers are arrested for killing a young chicago police woman in cold blood. i am john roberts. join sandra and the top of the hour for "america reports. close would see you. ♪ ♪ >> emily: and other hollywood heavyweight coming out against the censorship of classic stories. oscar winner tom hanks wading debate over the current woke trend of altering books for modern audiences. in an interview hank says "i'm of the opinion we are all grown-ups. let's have faith in our own sensibilities as opposed to having someone else decide what we may or may not be offended by. let me decide what i am offended by what i'm not offended by. i would be against reading any books from any era that says "abridged due to mo

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each day. france graham finds those who survive know some of what the last copy replaced barbara and good puts out a 0 or the savvy foreign minister says representatives from through john's warring sides all in jetta for tools is the 1st meeting between the army and permit to rapid support forces since fighting began at move in 3 weeks ago, both sides and said they would not. negotiation ends the conflict. i'm with only discuss a humanitarian truce. i'm just the people have been killed, i'm thousands more injured in the conflict. and that's cause live now to call to have a morgan is for is a, but it's the 23rd day of fighting despite multiple si size. but is the situation common for people to venture out of their homes and get basic necessities? well, it depends on the time of the day and it depends on where you are to be able to leave the home your home to be able to access basic necessities as well. now, in parts of the campus, i've talked to them overnight, especially in the northern parts of the capital. they will have the arts and the re fires have explosions to the point that some uh, some facilities were set on fire and that's in the city of bobby and got 40 late

graham, he doesn't seem to be in that much trouble. mark meadows, brad raffensperger, he's a person who also said no. john eastman, who was one of the architects of the scheme, cleta mitchell, who we know is also an arctic of that kind of stuff, and david schaefer. is there someone on that list who should be particularly worried? >> i think john eastman should be worried, david schaefer should be worried and the recording is telling us ehe should be worried. >> he's the georgia republican party chairman. donald trump is going to speak at the republican party in georgia. >> he doesn't have an immunity deal. he was split off from a group of electors earlier this year because there was a perceived conflict. that means that he could face some exposure. that likely means he could have exposure here that others in that group didn't, even before we were talking about possible immunity deals. >> hugo, let me bring you in here. donald trump is supposed to address the georgia republican party, the republican party in georgia put aside brian kemp, don't go by him. it is a wild, far right wing party. what are the tea

senator lindsey graham accused democrats of "selective outrage" and going after the court due to its conservative supermajority. no justices were at the hearing after chief justice johnoberts declined committee chair dick durbin's invitation to testify last week. we'll have more on this story after headlines. a you in -- u.n. human rights panel is urging the united states government to immediately release long-term guantÁnamo prisoner abu zubaydah, warning it could constitute as crimes against humanity. findings were released right after reviewing several guantÁnamo cases over the past 15 years. the panel's report also condemned afghanistan, thailand, poland, morocco, and lil wayne yeah abu zubaydah was held at several black sites before being transferred for being "jointly responsible for the torture and cruel and inhumane were degrading treatment of mr. zubaydah." he was first taken into custody in 2002 in pakistan and has been help at guantanamo without charge since 2006. he was waterboarded over 80 times by the cia. texas authorities have arrested the suspect in last week's mass shooting in the town of cleveland, which killed five people, including a nine-year-ol

john mccain would rise from the dead. but i think my question is they all know. lindsey graham knows. mitch mcconnell knows.thing. it's over. so who makes that argument, claire? and again, if it's a political argument, you think that should be front and center? who makes it? who gets that started in this country, in this debate? >> well, i think joe biden does. i think democrats running for office around the country, especially those that have input on our foreign policy. you know, the idea that this man would have the nerve to talk about a brave police officer defending the members of congress from a brutal attack of people who were bent on a coup, the idea that he would equate that with the intelligence assassination of a political dissident is outrageous. i mean, forget about support the blue. they're calling this police officer a thug, and the biggest socialist in the world is not only patting trump on the back, he is calling our police officers bad guys. i mean, this really should be something that democrats should grab ahold of. they should tie trump around putin's neck and they should tie putin aroun

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