>> lindsay's big idea?panning two countries. >> is with a park ranger when i was a teenager, so i had this knowledge of how the rules work in the river, that you could put a boat in the river on one side and drive up to the other side as long as you didn't step foot on land. >> reporter: the river, the st. croix, separating new brunswick, canada, from maine, the border in the waterway not far from the wedding on the beautiful st. stephen wharf. the loved ones from america watched. look closely, on board, lindsay's grandparents. >> it was awesome. they had horns and everything. they were cheering the officiant jokingly told them to settle down because they were so excited on the boat. >> okay, simmer down. >> reporter: back on land a small number of guests socially distanced, a drone filmed the ceremony, the first for ray simpson. >> having everybody on the other side even though they couldn't come and hug everybody, to be part of the celebration, it was really neat. it was cool. i was very glad to be part o

. >> yeah, hey, thanks, lindsay, and good evening, everyone. this morning i think we were all waking up, some of us around the bay area, to a marine layer, and really over the last couple hours we've seen an ultra dry air mass kind of wash north to south over the state, and that whole marine layer is evaporated. it's pushed it well offshore, and like you said, lindsay, we're just entering kind of this significant and dangerous risk period. overall, we've been tracking weather models and looking at observations to make sure that this event is on track, and so far all indications are that, unfortunately, this event is going to transpire as many of the weather forecast models have predicted. and so we do have right now, like you said, winds coming down the sacramento valley. they're kind of spreading out over the north bay area. i'm looking at weather station obs right now, and we have some observations right now in the north bay hills gusting at 53 miles per hour with relative humidity down 15%. it's been interesting to watch quite the change and

lindsay partridge joins us next.♪ haslinda: the construction industry, like many others, has been hit hard by the pandemic. could there be light at the end of the tunnel? thanks to government stimulus, lower interest rates and people watching from home looking to upgrade their living space. let's find out with the head of australia's largest brick making company, brickworks, who joins us for an exclusive interview. >> i am joined by brickworks managing director lindsay partridge from sydney. as haslinda was joining us, it is a tale of two cities for your industry. you are not immune to the fallout. you have had to cut jobs, close plants particularly in north america. at the same side, -- at the same's time, you have told us the pandemic shows people don't necessarily have to live in cities. what is your outlook for the next few months? lindsay: in australia it is fairly strong. there are incentives for first-time buyers. nearly every builder is reporting their order book is full for the next 12 months. longer out, i

>> lindsay has become untrustworthy. >> i think people are a bit frustrated with lindsay. >> has betrayed the faith in the trust of the american people. >> another reason is certainly money. the campaign just raked in a record-setting amount, the biggest quarterly take for a senate candidate in u.s. history. and is spending that nuclear war chest on ads highlighting his taped flip-flops. >> race baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. >> that's a lot of money against you. >> it is a lot of money. >> the graham campaign communications director says he expects things to turn around when voters seek judiciary chairman of ground pushing amy barrett through the senate to the supreme court. >> this is still south carolina and most people here like a conservative court. >> yes, absolutely. the things you hear most on the ground amongst south carolinians is how happy they are at senator graham success as chairman of the judiciary committee. >> savage remains unimpressed recalling when graham was against voting on supreme court nominees in an election year. >> hold the tape. all i can see is lindsey

. >> thanks, lindsay. good evening, every one. over the past 24 hours since our last public briefing we've continued to track weather models for the upcoming diablo wind event. there is a strong to moderate diablo wind event developing tonight through tomorrow and another period of winds thursday night into friday. so it's really looking to us like two risk periods of winds, one right on top of the other back to back. since we are now closing in on the start of the event, we're now tracking weather station observations that report realtime intelligence on wind speeds, temperatures and relative humidity and other factors and these are all the important components of fire weather conditions. we will continue to track these weather stations and latest weather model intelligence around the clock 24/7 through the entire event to support any changes warranted to our current psps event. these weather observations are extremely crucial to allow us to issue the weather all clear when it's safe to do so, when we see winds decline and we are

has broken records bringing in an eye—popping $57 million in three months for his campaign against lindsayraham. before that, the biggest quarterly hole 38 million. that was beto o'rourke during his challenge to ted cruz in 2018. those are incredible numbers. in last year's uk general election, let's have a look. all political parties received a total of $40 million in donations. that is in total. what did they spend it on both here and what it is spent on over there? well, here they spent it ona over there? well, here they spent it on a lot of television advertising. but, remember, it doesn't guarantee you a victory. we all know what happened to be too o'rourke. he won all of that money he was the darling for the moment and he didn't win because it's very difficult for a democrat to win in texas. well, guess what? it's also very average

joan and lindsay enjoying this perfect evening together. joan never evacuated. >> i didn't want to leave my home because it's my sanctuary. if i would have seen the flames, i would have gone. when you see the flames, out of here, joan. >> reporter: lindsay saw the orange sky last sunday and knew it was time to go. >> my house is still smoky inside. coming home is great. she was here. >> reporter: a lot of reasons to be grateful for joan and lindsay, a friendship, a home still standing, and more. >> we're grateful to be alive, aren't we? >> yes, we are am. >> reporter: terry mcsweeney, "today in the bay." >>> and we heard terry say cooler and calmer which will help with the firefight. >>> yeah, we've seen some of the smoke mixing out as well. the view of the upper levels of the atmosphere and it shows the smoke pollution we are seeing. it's still over parts of california but has been pushed to the north and east as we get a look at the weather conditions around the glass fire. we've seen temperatures this morning coming back to the mid-50s a

that is precisely the same thing with the senate judiciary committee lindsay graham and any of congress have been fighting for so hard. i think we are all in this battle together. it's very much the focus of the chapter here in terms of understanding everything that's at stake and how it affects so any people such as yourself and myself and leaders in congress and people who are trying to protect the civil liberties. it's a very complicated complicated story and i try to make it is simple and understandable as possible. with this chapter while also illustrating what exactly is at stake given the civil rights abuses . or potential abuses. they were all susceptible peer. sharyl: let' holland the ultimat trying to . committing the abuses but also in charge of holding the perpetrator accountable. he find have no desire to do that . to provide the information that would allow us to do that inc. the whole ball of the cards. this is what is so dangerous about it because it didn't just happen to you and it didn't just happen to me. my information so there's any operations, men hundreds if not t

lindsay graham is in the fight of his political life. polls show that race is extremely close. and the reason is, because lindsey graham lost support of a lot of women, like the president. and trying to sure it up in the republican base. in last night's debate, he focused on his leading role in confirming the supreme court nominee, amy coney barrett, even those harrison tried to bring -- sorry about that car backfired behind me. he would not nominate confirm someone in an election year. take a listen. >> your promise was that no judicial nominee should be considered or proved or what have you in the last year of an election. >> miss barrett will get confirmed because the president has the constitutional authority to do it. when president obama was president, i honored the fact that he won the elec, i voted for two people, i wouldn't have chosen. >> lindsey gram is saying that supreme court confirmation is going to push him over the finish line, ride that to election day. >> in spite of all the noise behind her, that was my favorite moment. >> thanks. >> talk about s.n.l., the 4

que descansen. ♪ ♪ lindsay: duelo de titanes entre los paÍses bajos e italia .

el presidente del comitÉ judicial del senado, lindsay graham, programÓ para el prÓximo jueves la votaciónas de preguntas por parte de senadores de ambos partidos, luego el voto de confirmaciÓn que podrÍa ocurrir el 22 de octubre. quÉ estÁ en juego? obamacare, los derechos reproductivos de la mujer y los derechos de la comunidad lgbt, entre otros. en noticias de Última hora, johnson & johnson le puso faa pausa a la fase tres de su vacuna con el coronavirus, ya que un voluntario describiÓ algo como "una enfermedad inexplicable". es la segunda ocasiÓn en que una farmacÉutica pausa la prueba de la vacuna en la tercera fase. seneca ya reanudÓ su esa es en reino unido e hizo lo mismo por menos motivos en septiembre. los datos mÁs recientes muestran que 31 estados estÁn experimentando una tendencia al alza de nuevos casos de coronavirus y otros nueve en hospitalizaciones. ante esta realidad, el principal infectÓlogo de la casa blanca, el doctor anthony fauci, dijo que las cosas van empeorando de cara al invierno. algo que no se puede permitir. cuenta viviana Ávila que de continuar con esta victo

but he's giving lindsay a good money. his >> jessica taylor can maybe help with following the money -- >> i mean, democrats have really built a bebehemoth funding with justice ginsburg death on the 18th in hours following that there was, you know, i believe over, you know, in the about 72 hours following her death there was about 72 -- excuse me 200 million dollars that were, that was brought in through act blue given to many ofof those senate candidates. and you know republicans have really struggled to have an alternative to sort of catch up withic that online money. and i think a lot of republicans they rely on more of big events fund raisers to sort of get their money and that's curtailed in this age of covid. they have a when red platform they recently debuted but again has not been able to sort of camp up to act blue so yeah a lot of it certainly is coming in from out of the statea and lindsey graham has sort of become this very -- partisan, you know, sort of figure given that he's now sort of everywhere with the pr

the senate judiciary committee chair lindsay graham announced the confirmation hearing for october 12th and then tuesday the 13th on the begins taking questions from kim members. sharon graham expects it was like three to four days . you can watch live coverage every day of the supreme court confirmation hearing on c-span. online assessment .org or listen live on free radio app. senate minority leader chuck schumer discuss the nomination of the judge to the supreme court. in a news conference with chris murphy and others. this runs 25 minutes. [background sounds]. >> good afternoon everyone and thank you for coming. and proud to be joined by the senators here. we want to talk or before we talk about what is at stake for millions of americans . on a touch on the sites debate. we have seen president trump mouse down when confronted with facts any times. but it's obscene performance, that's what it was . the performance not a debate. it was extremely filled with right wing bile that include lie after lie after lie. president trump insulted the vice president's son the veteran in public ser

lindsay is scared he acts like he is deeply concerned. every time i turn on the tv jamie's face pops up i don't even like network television but looking at youtube he is getting a lot of money from somewhere i don't know where but he's giving lindsay a good run for his mone money. >> democrats have built a behemoth fundraising effort online and with justice ginsburg death on the 18th in the hours following that i believe there is about 72 hours later there were $200 million that was brought in through act blue given to those candidates and republicans really struggled to have the alternative to catch up with our online money and a lot of republicans relay on one - - rely on fundraisers and that has been curtailed in the case of covid they have a platform they recently debuted but now to catch up so it is coming in from out of theta state and lindsey graham has become a very partisan figure that he is everywhere with the president on fox news aev lot also one other thing the caller said that the upstate being morehe conservative i went to

so with that i'll turn it back over to you lindsay. >>all right, thanks got some looks like a combination of low humidity and really high along with the red flag warning can can you also explain because as we look at the map and we see that large swaths of the red flag warnings this is a smaller psta bus that the ones we have had so far this but it's a lot of counties can you talk a little bit about who's going to be affected in those counties. >>yeah, absolutely and so when they say to establish the scope of the event we we use our internal high resolution model data and based on the factors that you you know posted earlier. we use that to combine you know everything in our in our in our weather model essentially to determine where those highest russ areas are and so this you know, although it does appear to be a little bit weaker than some of the events we had last year some of the events earlier this year it will be focused in many areas and we will many locations spread throughout northern california experience some of those danger

and we are grateful as well to the senate judiciary chair man lindsay graham. thank you.] also with us, senator marsha blackburn, mike braun, bill cassidy, kevin kramer, ted cruz, steve daines, ron johnson, james langford, mike lee and martha mcsally. and i hope i didn't leave anybody out. [applause] and a very special thanks to our great vice president, mike pence. thank you, mike. [applause] also, i want to thank white house counsel, that si pat said i want to welcome justice barrett's husband, jesse. thank you. [applause] and we also recognize your seven beautiful children who become just very, very popular in this nation. people have been watching them and loving them and they are watching right now back home in indiana. thank you very much. [applause] i speak to everyone when i say the barrett family has captured america's heart. it's highly fitting that justice barrett fills the seat of a true pioneer for women. justice ruth bader ginsburg. tonight justice barrett becomes not only of the fifth woman to serve on the nation's highest court, but the first mother of sch

reflected back on a very important moment during the judiciary committee hearing where senator said, lindsay we have three ring binders, we've taken weeks to prepare andus you are about to go through 20 hours of questions, would you mind sharing with us your notes? she looked at blank notepad given to her by the chairman, it had nothing onto it. she came to the committee fully to prepared to answer any questions, she did an extraordinary job. the reason she did is because he's had an extraordinary care career. beginning as a student and going to rhodes college where she was too mod and then notre dame school of law she graduated first in her class. she went on to be a professor at notre dame and multiple times was floating a distinguished professor by broad spectrum of liberal and conservative students. she's also proven as a judge, with 600 cases going through the seventh circuit she has an encyclopedic knowledge of that law. there are so many times when members on the other side of the aisle try to trip her up or ask her a question, she had no note to refer to. she had specifics of the cas

lindsay graham has laid out a schedule for processing a nomination and the committee and we will proceed with the nomination once it comes out of the committee. everybody's been saying it but this is an extraordinarily impressive woman with an outstanding academic record, strict constructionist who believes in applying the constitution and law as they are written and well deserves to be on the supreme court. >> last week a lot of democrats and i know others were objecting to were talking about the process, but i think the question about the historical precedent for this should be settled by now. this is very different circumstances as we pointed out than 2016. but right now the focus is going to be on the nominee and the qualities she brings to the job. as the leader pointed out, she's extremely qualified not only in her academic resume, but in her experience and background. i think if you look at the cases that she has heard and been involved in since she has been in the circuit, she's demonstrated a really very acute legal mind, but also the kind of restraint that most of us want to se

because lindsay graham is the senate judiciary committee right now. bob: pivotal position in all of this for me to all of this but, in the book, graham seems to express that he is worried that justice robert to are both worried that the court has become so split and so politicized and so partisan. and they do not want to become more so. does that suggest, that kind of thinking will have any bearing on him trump fix or how will he make this pic do you think. bob: i think you will pick the woman, the cuban-american from florida. the makes all of the political sense in the world. she served on the supreme court of florida any years. now she is on the bed roll appeals court down there. and that cuban-american heritage conservative. it is an obvious political pick for trump. but you know, and trump world, you learn to not states much on your predictions because he continually surprises. this is going to be as everyone says, blondie but trump and mcconnell are looking at this as oh boy, we have an opportunity here and it appeals to the evangelicals, it appe

the president working the phones for a bit this morning talking to mitch mcconnell, lindsay graham and others. he did hand off to the vice president in a conference call on coronavirus protections for vulnerable seniors he was supposed to lead in the noon hour. the press secretary saying we may soon hear from the president. listen here. >> i won't confirm what you will see from him but it's safe to say you will be seeing and hearing from the president as he moves forward with his working schedule. we're exploring a number of different ways to do that. but he wants to talk to the american people. i can tell you about president trump, this man loves the american people, loves speaking to them directly, nothing is going to stop him from doing that. >> it is unclear at this moment how the president contracted the virus. one of his top advisors, hope hicks, fell ill on the president's campaign trip to minnesota on wednesday. she was isolated aboard air force one on the trip back. she tested positive yesterday morning. the president testing positive later last night. one as text of this that

sir lindsay hoyle channelling his inner bercow there.e did help the government by ruling out a vote due to parliamentary rules to give mps more of a say before new laws are imposed. it was a vote the government could have lost but with dozens of conservative mps in revolt, the health secretary beat a hasty retreat and offered a concession during the 90 minute debate to renew the coronavirus act. today, i can confirm to the house that for significant national measures, affecting the whole of england or uk wide, we will consult parliament wherever possible, we will hold votes before such regulations come into force. but of course, responding to the virus means that the government must act with speed when required. and we cannot hold up urgent regulations which are needed to control the virus and save lives. labour said that with a "heavy heart" they would not block the the renewal of the act. but today, we say to the government things cannot go on as they are. the incredible efforts of the british people have not been matched with competen

sir lindsay hoyle. or, ground control, as he's known in harrow. know you have a choice of programmes. for me, it is over and out, and have a good onward journey. hello there. when the sun came out yesterday, we saw 19 celsius, temperatures above where they should be. and they have been for much of the week. but we will swing now to feeling colder for the next few days, probably with temperatures dipping a little bit below where they should be. we will still see some sunshine like we saw on thursday between the showers, this was the rain that moved away, the showers came in, but this next little area of low pressure comes in, giving some quite heavy rain actually through the night as it crosses scotland, northern ireland into the northern half of england and wales. you can see the wraparound here, the area of low pressure, a brisk north—westerly bringing heavy showers, frequent showers following that rain. so, as we go through the day, there will be early brightness in the south and east, but the rain will eventually reach here by lunchtime. still

sir lindsay hoyle — or ground control, as he is known in harrow.ve a choice of programmes. for me, it is over and out, and have a good onward journey. hello there. the changing autumn colours looked splendid in the sunshine on sunday. beginning to look a little more muted as we go through monday. lots more cloud around, outbreaks of rain spreading its way eastwards across most parts during the day as well. the cloud and rain, though, from these weather fronts as they push in through the night means the temperature shouldn't drop too much across western areas. in the east though, a little ridge of high pressure, some clearer skies for a time. parts of east anglia and the southeast — could even be a touch of frost in the countryside, with temperatures and lower single figures, away from the city centres. but here, some early brightness before cloud thickens, rain arrives later into the afternoon. a wet start in northern ireland, through much of scotland, and around any western fringes of england and wales. the rain heavy at times. clearing through no

sir lindsay hoyle — or ground control, as he is known in harrow. a choice of programmes. for me, it is over and out, and have a good onward journey. hello. there has been some pretty decent spells of autumnal sunshine out there for many of us through the course of the day. a lot of dry weather around as well, but things will turn much more unsettled over the next 2a hours or so. this was the picture earlier on on sunday in braunston in northamptonshire. quite a lot of blue sky around there, if we take a look at the satellite picture though, through the course of the afternoon that cloud did start to build, so in filling some of those longer spells of sunshine, we have also had a few showers already around the east coast for the likes of aberdeenshire, down towards norfolk, and one or two around western parts of pembrokeshire, for instance, and cornwall as well. we have got a front that is pushing its way in from the north—west. meanwhile, higher pressure isjust holding on, it is trying to push on from the south—west, but that low pressure will win

sir lindsay hoyle — or ground control, as he is known in harrow.w you have a choice of programmes. it is over and out and have a good onward journey. hello there. after the frequent showers across the uk on saturday, sunday is looking a lot drier and brighter across most parts of the uk, at least. a bit of a chilly start and a chilly day all in all — perhaps less so than saturday, given a bit more sunshine around. here's the big picture then to take us into sunday. low pressure is continuing to nudge away, taking the showers we had from saturday with it. not quite there yet, northerly winds still with us, and that means it will be a rather cold start where we've seen those clearer skies through the night into the morning, particularly through central scotland into northern england. here, we could see a touch of frost in some rural areas but perhaps the best of the morning sunshine. a lot more in the way of sunshine across the board, though, on sunday. a few showers for northern ireland, wales, south—west and the north—west midlands to begin with. f

sir lindsay hoyle. 0r, ground control, as he's known in harrow. know you have a choice of programmes. for me, it is over and out, and have a good onward journey. hello there. during friday, we saw colder air sweep down across the whole of the uk. accompanied by a fair number of showers as well. this weekend, it remains on the chilly side. again, a mixture of sunshine and showers. the showers much more widespread, though, on saturday. we have the colder air because the winds are coming in from the north or north—west. and that is because we have lower pressure sitting to the east of the uk and higher pressure towards the west. during the second half of the weekend, that high pressure m oves a little bit closer, so the winds will not be as strong and the showers will be few and far between. saturday could start dry, sunny and cold across southern england, but the winds are blowing down these bands of showers which could be heavy at times and pushing them southwards. the showers continue to rattle into northern scotland. sheltered central, southern s

as rob's condition has deteriorated he has had to lean on lindsay more than ever.going to go to a stage where he is probably not going to be able to walk or talk. you know, just to have his independence taken away from him. steve fox posted this message the following day. back to covid—19. and viewers we re back to covid—19. and viewers were divided again on tuesday of the response by labour leader sir keir starmer to boris johnson's statement the previous day. this time it was shown live on the news channel. the government has not got a credible plan to slow infections. it has lost control of the virus. and it is no longer following scientific advice. that elicited this reaction from alison simpson. again, though, there was a different perspective, with phil green e—mailing this on wednesday. so what was the government's response to sir keir starmer‘s response to sir keir starmer‘s response to sir keir starmer‘s response to the prime minister's announcement? well, not favourable. they met —— don't know minister or spokesperson is going on the record on tuesday nig

as rob's condition has deteriorated, he has had to lean on lindsay more than ever.ing to be able to talk. you know, just to have his independence taken away from him. cheering. the word that you use when you talk about rob, particularly when he was younger, is how proud you are of him. how do you feel about what he's doing now? we still feel so proud. and he's so brave. he isjust rob. being proud of everything that all us family's done, but what rob's achieved, i've never felt as proud as i do now.

[applause] well tore grateful as the senate judiciary chairman, lindsey graham, thank you, lindsay.also with us, senators marsha blackburn, mike braun, bill cruz,y, kevin cramer, ted steve daines, ron johnson, james lee, and make sally. i hope i didn't leave anybody out. [applause] thanks to ourcial great vice president, mike pence. thank [no audio] [applause] pat cipollone, thank you, pat. [applause] and very importantly, i want to welcome justice barrett's husband jesse, thank you, jesse. [applause] thank you. we also recognize your seven children, your great, beautiful children who have become really just a very popular in this nation. people have been watching them and loving them and they are watching right now back home in indiana, thank you very much. [applause] i speak to everyone when i say that the barrett family has captured america's heart. it is highly fitting that justice barrett fills the seat of a true pioneer for women, justice ruth bader ginsburg. tonight, justice barrett becomes not only the fifth woman to serve on our nation's highest motherbut the very first of

[applause] and we are grateful, as well, to the senate judiciary chair man, lindsay graham.[applause] also with us, senators marsha blackburn, mike braun, bill cassidy, kevin kramer, kate cruz, steve daines, ron johnson, james langford, mike lee and martha mcsally. i hope i didn't leave anybody out. [applause] and a very special thanks to our great vice president, mike pence. thank you, mike. [applause] also, i want to thank white house counsel pattiso pat said. and thank you, jesse. [applause] we also recognize your seven children, your great beautiful children who become really just very, very popular in this nation. people have been watching them and loving the letting them ande watching right now back home in indiana. thank you very much. [applause] i speak to everyone when i say that the barrett family has captured america's heart. it is highly fitting that justice barrett fills the seat of a true pioneer for women, justice ruth bader ginsburg. tonight justice barrett becomes not only the fifth woman to serve on the nation's highest court, but the reversed mother of sch

lindsay is scared. he acts like he is really deeply concerned. he has been begging for money. every time i turn the tv on, jamie's face pops up. when i look at youtube, his ads pop up. he is getting a lot of money from somewhere, i don't know where, but he is giving lindsay a good run for his money. host: let's see if jessica taylor can help with following the money. guest: democrats have really built a behemoth fundraising effort online through act blue. with justice ginsburg's death on the 18th, in the hours following that, there was, i believe, in the 72 hours following her death, there was about $200 million that was brought in through act blue, given to many of those senate candidates. republicans have really struggled to have an alternative to sort of catch up with that online money. i think a lot of republicans rely more on big events, fundraisers to get their money. that has been curtailed in this age of covid. they have a win read platform they recently debuted. it has not been able to catch up to act blue. a lot of it certainly is coming in from out of the state. lin

lind lindsay, jamel, jason johnson, terrence woodbury.he website, info, i promise you fascinating information about this. i see your plug, my brother. good. good, good good. thank you all for a great conversation. >>> next up, a closer look at deprogram trump supporter. i'll tell you all about it. you mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz... a pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis when methotrexate has not helped enough. xeljanz can help relieve joint pain and swelling, stiffness, and helps stop further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections, like tb and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone to infections. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for r

lindsay: it is not normal.n we see american squirreling a may -- squirreling away that amount of wealth, it speaks to the uncertainty americans are feeling about their security going forward. it translates to 2 trillion in accumulated savings that can be deployed into the marketplace but right now consumers are looking at the recovery, looking at the prospect of resurgence of the virus and further restrictions or shutdowns in the consumer is very nervous. rather than immediately spending that wealth, they are deploying that to their savings account and sitting on that additional savings. the distribution for those savings is not equal. where in society is that money sitting and how likely is it it will be spent? lindsey: i think there is a disproportionate amount of savings being held at the top rung of the income ladder. with generous unemployment benefits, there is a sizable amount of wealth that has been captured, even in the bottom wrong of the income ladder. there is a skew towards the top but when we look

. >> lindsay graham.com, help me. >> if you want to help me, lindsey graham.com. >> lindsey graham.comham, lindsey graham, lindsey graham.com,.com, help me, help me, help mee. >> you need to have my back, please, lindsey graham.com. >> trevor: god dam it, man, lindsey doesn't sound like is he running for senate, he sounds like he is being held hostage by somali pirate, help me, help me, sen money, they said they are the cap pain now it is sad to watch because lindsey graham has basically turned fox news into one long infomercial for his campaign. although fox news usually airs ads for adult diapers so they are used to seeing a grown man crapping his pants. and i love how when you cut his deses operation together it sounds look a brand new cli hit. >> lindsey graham.comk lund see graham.com help me, help me, lindsey graham.com. >> but at least lindsay and the republicans are still ahead in south carolina. because in iowa republican senator joni ernst is trailing a couple points behind her democratic challenger theresa greenfield. and it doesn't help ernst that at their last debate she f

and lindsay said let's go out to the tv cameras right now and let's announce that we are going to voteweek, which is now this week currently, on subpoenas for jack dorsey, the ceo of twitter, to come testify before the election and explain what the hell he is doing. they are trying to censor the press. and we are going to get twitter and i believe facebook both, jack dorsey and mark zuckerberg, to testify in front of the senate judiciary committee. we need more answers before the election, because this is dangerous. it's a real threat to free speech, it's a threat to our democratic process. >> laura: senator, what happens, heaven forbid, if the republicans should lose the senate it then there is no check on this type of censorship. there is zero accountability for biden, the media will just run wild to protect them, and social media will take away our voices. >> laura, that is exactly right. the democrats want to social media to exercise this censorship power. if god forbid joe biden and the democrats win, this will all be swept under the rug. and social media will get even greater bre

lindsay graham and mitch mcconnell, they cannot wait till this lady was buried before they did this. this is really, it's hypocritical of what they are doing. that's all i got to say. their time is coming. next tuesday their time is coming and i hope the democrats act accordingly. >> host: amy coney barrett approved by 52-48 vote, 45 democrats cody know and to independents and one note was susan collins of maine. on the other line we hear from marlene and hopkins, south carolina. >> caller: hello. >> host: turned on your volume or mute your volume and go ahead with your comment. >> caller: say again. >> host: mute your volume so we won't hear the feedback from your phone. >> caller: one second. >> host: are you there? hopkins, south carolina, one more time. we go to ron and philadelphia on the republican line. >> caller: hello, hooray. hooray. i will be out on my front lawn later on this evening waving the american flag. i feel as though i'm surrounded by democrats here in the city of philadelphia and i'm 71 years old and i retired city firefighter and serve my country in vietnam and

carolina del sur, jimmy harrison le sigue de cerca al senador republicano lindsay graham.demÓcrata llega a controlar el senado y la casa blanca, no quiere decir que el partido republicano no haya podrÁ contribuir a discusiones sobre la polÍtica pÚblica, porque va a ser mÁs importante que haya unidad, no polarizaciÓn como en este momento. marÍa: los republicanos en el senado tienen actualmente 53 escaÑos, los demÓcratas 47. a 20 dÍas de las versiones, millones de ciudadanos han votado en persona, por correo o por fotos entre. -- voto ausente. patricia: el coronavirus ha afectado a la familia presidencial en la casa blanca. el presidente y la primera dama se infectaron, pero hoy, melania trump publicÓ un comunicado en el que revela que su hijo barron tambiÉn se contagiÓ, luego de que ella y el presidente dieran positivo. el hijo adolescente de la pareja no tuvo sÍntomas, ya superÓ el contagio.. galo: hoy, la primera dama revelÓ una información que la casa blanca nunca compartiÓ, cuando se dio a conocer que el presidente y su esposa habÍan dado positivo a la prueba del corona

how long would it take for lindsay and trent lindsay graham would have about them changing the rules. would there be quorum requirements on voting changing the rules. how far we have dug into that process at this point . >> there's never been an occasion for me to learn this in the judiciary committee. i know that historically the minorities had a request and require delay of one week . of a vote on a no money. has traditionally been with the minority does when they have someone they don't like these try to slow things down. such as writing your speeches and so on. in opposing for history ultimate judgment. but i really don't know how effectively the democrats can or will play whatever bad hand they have in this dispute . sure, they're looking at the records from the 18 hundreds and elsewhere to find out what exactly can be done. it. >> in terms of what it will look like in the room next week. if and when as lindsey graham his promise, the hearings go forward and prayed what do you know at this point what new testing procedures might take place and he will be in the root and other wor

senator marco rubio joins the chair lindsay graham and others at a news conference to talk about the proposed amendment. >> can you hear me with this on. >> thank you for being here today. a year and a half ago before the debate was going on about the court and the nomination, we predicted to expand the packet. i chuckle when i hear people say if they move forward we are going to go ahead and pack the etcourt. they were going to do that anyway. our institution to solidify the institution requires stability and that's why we've filed this amendment over a year and a half ago. i don't think you have to wait to hear directly from joe biden or any of the people around the country i don't think you need to wait to hear from them whether they will expand the court. i think we already know the answer and that has become pretty apparent throughout this process. it is our hope that eventually we will be able to get a vote and maybe we can we will be able to put -- people have to be on the record whether they think that it's a good idea to destabilize one of the three branches of the governmen

. ♪ ♪ lindsay: en "contacto deportivo", de fotografÍa estÁ la recta final en el fÚtbol mexicano.

>> hey, lindsay, good morning. in a preview provided by the biden campaign, the campaign says both joe biden and barack obama will talk about the crises facing the country and joe biden's plan to address it. they've got two drive-in campaign rallies, one in flint, one in detroit. here in detroit they'll be joined by motown legend stevie wonder. michigan is a state where joe biden is up by five or six points according to the polling averages. this event with obama shows how the biden campaign is taking nothing for chance. barack obama still hugely popular with the democratic base, with black voters, hispanic voters, young voters. these are all groups who are key to the so-called obama coalition in 2058 and 2012 but who lagged in turnout in 2016. this is a state donald trump won by fewer than 11,000 votes. that win was key to his surprise victory. this is all part of a midwestern barnstorming by joe biden as he tries to win back that blue wall. yesterday he was in iowa and wisconsin. take a listen to what he told sup