this time -- of course we can't leaf this guy out, south carolina senator lindsay graham is crying over the fact that president obama didn't call, we're into name calling now, didn't call vladimir putin a thug? >> he didn't call putin the thug that he is. he didn't call for arming the ukraine, so they can defend themselves against rebel separatists supported by russia. all of the enemies of our nation are being well supplied. how about sanctions that would hit putin as an individual, their energy sector, their banking sector. the kbrueuropeans are never goio lead on this issue. it is indispensable that america will lead. there's a battle of -- >> you know, kind of get down to the basics of it all. you got to look past that, don't we, senator? lindsay graham is exploiting an international tragedy, no question about it, to make the president look bad. arming ukraine would only escalate the situation resulting in more bloodshed, who knows where it would go from there? can't we be a little bit slow about this and give the sanctions a chance? as far as sanctions go, they are working, russian

i think lindsay graham was singled out as one of those hyper bollic voices. if the president gets something done let's say in tandem with germany, does that placate his republican critics at all? >> there are some of his republican critics who will never be placated and will say the word benghazi whenever anything comes up. but there's much more unity on this in washington and in the country than there is on a lot of other issues. people are angry at putin and this has shown how the russian presence in ukraine is dangerous to everybody, not simply to ukrain ukraine--i think the president has to continue to be out there and talking tough, and pushing, i think that will sort of quell some of the criticism. >> ambassador nicholas burns and e, thank you for your time and your thoughts. >> after the break, secretary kerry arrives in the middle east to talk peace, the sun sets on one of the deadliest days in gaza. more on that next. hey mom. yeah? we got allstate, right? uh-huh. yes! well, i found this new thing... called allstate quickfoto claim. it's an app. you

but look at what lindsay graham just said on your broadcast. he doesn't want just sanctions, he wants to arm ukraine. does he think that if we turn eastern ukraine into an american citadel of weapons on russia averages border, russia is just sitting and watching? he's calling for war. >> aren't ukrainian citizens committing war with russian weapons? >> i don't call it war. amnesty international have reapproached the ukrainian government for accepting these into residential areas. in war war crimes are committed. it's something you do and you're know you're going to kill civilians and that's very specific. plus the fact this is my government. i care what my government does. >> speaking of civilians being killed this airliner being shot down, the malaysian airline, you suggest that the u.n. should call for a ceasefire to start the investigation and get the bodies out. but who would say that the pro-russian separatists would agree to that? >> john, we have the information. i mean the white house and the tainstate department is puttingt false infor

we don't have the, yes, john mccain, lindsay graham option of going it alone. so we have to do it more, shall we say, complicated, staggered, in cooperation with each other. it always takes more time. it's never as clean cut. but sometimes, maybe today, we'll get there. >> right. and some might say that's actually probably the better approach to foreign policy. what does this -- >> i didn't say that. but -- >> no, i'm saying there are some folks that would make that argument. what does this mean then for the relationship between president obama and vladimir putin? obviously, they spoke the morning the plane was shot down. that was described as not the warmest of conversations. i can't imagine that the new sanctions today are going to lead to a stronger relationship by any means. >> no, it's not going to lead to a stronger relationship. it may put things on the table. okay, here we are. we had this frosty relationship for a while now over the ukraine. you've been pushing it too far, mr. putin. then the downed mh-17 put everything on the line. it triggered a real

in talking to senators john mccain and lindsay graham, leading republican members of that gang of eight we talked about last summer. gwen: in favor of immigration reform. >> the bill was passed. this crisis might potentially be our opening to really try to tackle this. because if we fix border security, which is the republican request, and we use this as a way to do that, perhaps then we can start talking about all those other things we want to get done. >> one quick question. why did president obama when he was in texas and there on a fundraising trip, why did he not go down to the border and be seen with those children? we've got a humanitarian crisis, why not do it? >> well, logistically the white house planned these fundraisers months ago. weeks ago. so making a move to the border was potentially a big logistical nightmare and you did have some democrats in texas saying keep those law enforcement dealing with the situation. don't have him come. he dismissed it as a potential photo op in a week that he was having several photo ops and there's a belief and hope certainly on clill that

republican senator lindsay graham says it is time for president obama to draw a hard line to send theseand keep others from crossing our borders. >> i would put on the table cutting off any foreign assistance to these countries. he knows it or not if you get to america you can say he needs to speak to the people in that region with the leadership role thing. children coming here legal ille will be sent back. if you don't you incentivize people who live here. you are not going to have a good healthy relationship with united states you are not going to get american taxpayers if you do not engage in stopping this. >>> let's keep talking about the immigration fricrisis. should the president go to the border? is the administration doing enough? log on to the fox and friends first facebook page #keep talking. >> girls escape from their terror captors. they were aqueducted by the boko haram militant groups. they were seen saturday morning. boko haram was still in the southern town. >>> police investigating the murder of a 22 month old child who died after his father caught him in a hot car. ju

south carolina sin tore lindsay graham blaming the president for this crisis but said they are doomedess they can break the immigration policy. >> there will be no immigration reform. i blame obama for this moment. in 2015 we start over and republican party doesn't get immigration reform right in 2015 and the house should lead not the senate our chance of 2016 winning the white house are very low. >> that brings us to our look who is talking. it is the sheriff of massachusetts. he says the cartels are using our open boarders as a multi billion dollar business. >> it is clear these individuals that are coming here aren't coming here because of the situation going on in their own countries. we know crime is down. violent crime is down in honduras and guatemala and el salvad salvador. this is direct relationship for signing early choold hood arrivals. cartels reashave been using it business, a multi billion dollar business to bring the kids across the border. they walk up to the border patrol and say look, i am here. the borders are as porous as can be, they are coming in in droves. >> w

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columnist charles krauthammer and lindsay graham say this is indicative of a bigger problem. >> the president has to have this stopped because it contributes to the story showing all of the other elements abroad and at home that his administration is incompetent, unable to control anything. with this continuing he really can't tolerate his numbers will not survive and the party will be thrashed in november. >> if it is not about us he is in trouble. when you don't have anything to say about what you have done and what you have accomplished and what you would like to do, you blame the other guy. the reason he is not talking about his accomplishments and his vision for america is falling apart to obamacare. >> but insulting the gop is a lousy strategy for a leader. >> that's the key phrase. a leader would try to bring this together, move the ball down the field. >> the house passes an 11-billion dollar infrastructure bill. the measure preventing a highway trust fund from being bankrupt in august of this year but it needs to get past the democratically controlled senate. it is typically collecte

when lindsay graham pressed if the kids are being turned over to adults in the u.s. illegally, they admitted they don't know. graham's response whether the kids will show up at deportation hearings, zero percent chance. >> ed henry in austin, texas, thank you, ed. >>> a federal judge is ordering the irs to explain under oath how it lost all those e-mails from former official lois lerner. the judge gave the tax agency a month to split the explanation in writing. lerner is the central figure in the scandal of targeting conservative groups. they said they lost the e-mails in 2011 when lerner's computer crashed. an irs employee has agreed to a 100-day suspension for urging voters to for president obama in 2012. >>> you could soon need protection from president obama's environmental protection agency, raiding your paycheck. another big power grab for the epa. >> reporter: as bureaucratic nightmares go, the internal revenue service garnishing your wages to collect delinquent tax debt is the most familiar, because it's been happening for decades. however, under a new propos

. >> lindsay graham's trying to be a senator, but comes off as republican running for reelection. >>s, right? it just kind of -- attack, attack, attack. >> well, i love this thing about -- >> whatever he's doing, he can't do a good thing. >> he's trying to be deliberative. i guess he's granting the truth that the president is trying to be deliberative according to he said that. >> right. >> but it appears to some people to be indecisive. that's his big complaint of the way it appears. >> right. because i've decided that's the way it's going to appear to be. right. >> yeah. and then there's this republican kind of dream going around, oh, if ronald reagan was in there, this would be so different. there would be no russian sanctions, no additional russian sanctions. he never imposed sanctions on the soviet union for anything they did. >> exactly. and it's -- they have this very sort of gauzy, hazy memory of ronald reagan, right? in the ronald reagan years. and a whole lot of stuff apparently just didn't happen in their world. so, you know, benghazi happens and this is the worst thing, y

lindsay graham on meet the press: >> my view of the israeli operation is stay as long as you need toherever you need to go to deal with hamas. it isn't the number of deaths that determine the moral outcome. more german soldiers were killed than americans. i would say in gaza as long as i need to stop the rockets for good. >> would you support that? how long would that take? >> what is here is there wasn't international outrage when over a thousand rockets were sent into israel from gaza. we need to close down the routes and let israel defend themselves. this is an issue where missile defense performed well. we saw the iron dome and we provided funding to make sure it works. israel has a right to defend themselves. >> third, iran. we know the nuclear negotiations are going to be expended another four months and puts it at mid-november. the secretary argued that iran is backing down and the united states policy has a handle on this. do you agree? >> i think this is embarra embarrassing. no one thought the discussions with iran were going to be productive. the administration went in wit

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