would president trump insist his parade be bigger, republican senator lindsay graham hopes not. >> it's the parade makes sense. the idea of showing muscle through a parade is counterto what we are about and would actually be a soon of whackness not strength. >>> the pentagon wants to have the parade on veterans' day, november 11th. that would be after the midterm elections and allow the military to steer clear of politics. jeff. >> david martin from the pentagon. david, thank you. >>> winter storms dumped snow, ice, rain on the eastern third of the country today. eerie, pennsylvania, got 4 inches of snow and broke record total for the season. erie had 12 1/2 feet so far. in tulsa, oklahoma. firefighters rescued a dog that wandered on to a frozen creek. look how rescuers got there. slid the raft out. and the dog then climbed aboard with a little bit of help. >>> casino mogul steve winn resigned from his resort business two weeks after he was accused of sexual misconduct. according to "the wall street journal," a number of women say winn harassed or assaulted them, and in one case led to

and senate republicans have been distancing themselves from this and lindsay graham said let's move forward. i don't think it did what the staff of the house republican of thenc intelli committee. robert: you covered nunes so closely. how did he get here and how did he lead this? >> so, there are different actions of republicans and all over the map of how they see this memo. nunes and trump's allies, matt gates, afr republica florida, they have tried to underminthe investigation. and matt greaths said mueller is leading a coupe against the president. this is a very small fraction of republicans. most republicans aren't saying this. but there are republicans who are saying thi and trey gowdy saw these documents and hne had a issue with them. or thought that perhaps there should have been information presented to the court to justify these warrants. he worked with nunes and didn't want him to get out over his skis but wanted to raise this as an oversight issue. and so he proceeded to work with him. the issue here is that senate republicans do not agree with. this at a a lot of them said, why

i'm going to ask lindsay graham to respond in more depth to this. it'll be more colorful. mr. graham: so you got the president who is most days pretty good on this, the january 9 tuesday trump was awesome. back up, get us to a solution, obama tried, bush tried, they failed. mr. president, you can do this if you'll just step forward and be the guy we saw on january 9. you don't want comprehensive, well, we gave you something less than comprehensive. you say you want comprehensive? we're going to move to comprehensive next. as to the press statement, i said who the hell wrote this because it sounded like something that came from a political hack, not d.h.s. and guess who i found wrote the statement. tom tancredo's press secretary. so as long as steve miller is running the white house and tom tancredo is in charge of d.h.s., we're going nowhere fast, warp speed you got the two most extreme characters in the town running the show. what do you expect? this press release was offensive to most of us and it was like tom tancredo never left. if you don't know who tom tancredo is look h

investigation that they're calling for follow-up investigations, others like republican senator lindsay graham, calling for special counsel to investigate the investigate ors and now house intelligence democrats are demanding their own memo in reaction to that memo to be released. but what is house judiciary chairman bob goodlatte here say about this but first to caroline shively on a memo raising more questions than answers and. >> dean: on a market than what we all know happened yesterday. we begin with caroline. >> hi there, neil this morning several republicans are calling for another special counsel to investigate how the fbi and the justice department got the go ahead from a fisa court to spy on a trump advisor during the campaign, while democrats and the house intelligence committee want their memo released. those democrats say their document paints a very different picture than the four-page memo put together by committee chairman devon nunes and his republican staff. the gop written memo asserts the fbi had government surveillance powers in its investigation in the russian meddling of

would president trump insist his parade be bigger, republican senator lindsay graham hopes not. >> thethrough a parade makes sense. the idea of showing muscle through a parade high thing is counter to what we are afwut and would actually be a sign of weakness not strength. >>> opening ceremonies for the olympics in south korea get under way in 36 hours. and they sent a large contingent and kim jong-un's sister. is there a diplomatic thaw. mike pence threw cold walter on the idea. announcing sanctions. ben tracy its at the site of the games. >> reporter: younger sister of kim jong-un is heading to the olympics. kim jong is an adviser, not clear if she is being sent to deliver a message. north korea expert. jeffrey lewis. >> we will look at who is with her, what she does and what she says. we don't have an enormous amount of detail about what her role is. >> reporter: because of her influence, they call her the -- north's ivanka trump. she would be the first member of the ruling family to cross the border. she may not receive a warm welcome. protesters have been greeting the members of t

senator klobuchar was mentioning the bipartisan bill that senator graham, lindsay graham and she are sponsor examines they have a similar one in the house. that seeks to fund the paper ballot systems in all the states that don't have them, with the odd did, plus the election security consulting to upgrade our election offices. it's a travesty that we could think we could run fair elections in this day and time without those two componentses so, why aren't we doing this? so, i'm very hopeful that we will redress this problem. >> host: finally, dr. hoke, when you see at def con or black hatt a voting machine hack within minute -- >> guest: i was. there was a speak. >> host: do you have suspicioned about the 2016 election? sunny? i have suspicions about any ickesly equipment and elections run without the auditing capacity and routine auditing. why? because, as i've said previously, that is basically saying to the world of hackers, come here, hack us, we won't be checking, we are a piece of cake for you. so you can hack our elections completely undiscovered. that's true for the largest v

the republican chairman of the senate judiciary committee chuck grassley along with senator lindsay graham made the referral last month and released an un classified version. while redacted by the fbi including references to widely available media reports the senators wrote another stream of information was coming to steele it's troubling enough the clinton campaign funded mr. steele's work but these clinton associates were feeding mr. steele allegations raises additional concerns about his credibility. on capitol hill democrats led by the house intelligence committee is ranking member who drafted a competing 10 page memo called out republican for rejecting a full briefing by fbi director wr ag. >> we do oversight u-haul them in under oath and say why was this included why was that included the interest wasn't oversight. the interest was a political hit job on the fbi in the service of the president. >> late today the house intelligence committee took a vote on releasing the democrats version of the memo and they voted unanimously to send it to the president who has five days to voice any

david: are you now working with senators in particular lindsay graham and senator grassley who put together this criminal referral that mentions that sid blumenthal, of all people who worked for the clintons for years for decades that he might have been putting stuff into the trump dossier? >> well the story just a couple days ago it was a foreign source giving information to a clinton friend who gave information to the state department who gave it to steele. now think about this so first of all the clinton campaign hires christopher steele to put together the dossier. then they were also telling what to put in it. i mean that's how the clintons operate so this to me is just again, a big concern what senator grassley and senator graham are doing as well as senator johnson in getting text messages has been a real help to all of us on the house side as well to get to the bottom of these key concerns. david: you know congressman, there was collusion. there was russian collusion, but it wasn't among the republicans to get donald trump into the white house, it seems much more the other way aroun

republican senator lindsay graham said he's not opposed to a parade, as long as it's not all got showingry hardware. >> i would like to see kids in it, i would like to see military families. the idea of a parade makes sense, the idea of showing muscle through a parade is counter to what we are about and actually would be a sign of weakness not strength. >> reporter: the source says the pentagon is putting together some options to consider and will send them to the white house for a decision. >> looking at the poll results now, you can see 84% no, said they would like to see a para parade. still time to vote, go to abcnews.com/vote. >>> vice president mike pence says the u.s. will announce it's toughest and most aggressive economic sanctions against north korea. trump is said to lead the delegation of the olympics on friday. the olympics are being held in pyeongchang. pence says that the u.s. will continue to isolate north korea until it abandoned its missile program. >>> for the past week and a half, someone has been targeting the homeless. two people have actually been killed. >> report

now i want to ask you about the graham/grassley memo because that memo from lindsay graham and chuck grassley, that memo confirms everything basically in your memo, but it also recommends charges. tell us about those charges that this memo is recommending. charges against the british spy christopher steele. >> yeah, so it's pretty clear, the good thing about the grassley/graham memo is it was actually a letter a criminal referral to justice. it was written before our memo was put together, so any type of essentially what it does is it corroborates what we had said and it goes further than that and it really points out how christopher steele lied to the fbi, so it is a clear cut case. christopher steele lied to the fbi and i can't for the life of me know when you have the house who said that hey this guy lied to the fbi, and you have the senate who said this guy lied to the fbi, christopher steele, what is the justice department doing? where is the prosecution of christopher steele? this is a slam dunk case, they have all of the documents and this is what makes people really wonder ab

the republican chairman is a powerful senate judiciary committee chuck grassley and lindsay graham sent to former national security advisor susan rice but an e-mail she sent to herself on inauguration day documenting a january 2017 oval office meeting between president obama then fbi director james comey and former deputy dagen: sally yates. they're discussing the russian election interference and need to determine whether information should be shared with the incoming trump transition team. the fbi investigation into the trump campaign contacts with russia at this point was entering its sixth month and the rice e-mail reads in part, "the president stressed he is not asking about initiating or instructing anything from a law enforcement perspective. he reiterated our law enforcement team needs to proceed as it normally would by the book." the senators had given the former national security advisor until february 22 to answer a series of questions. why would she make that kind of claim about the president and his instructions that they follow standard procedure when now all the evidence

well i was watching lindsay graham the republican senator who was asked about this and he said honouring service personnel, i'm all for that but i do not what kind of soviet hardware display. but if i kids marching past the white house and we have people and celebrate the vetera ns and we have people and celebrate the veterans then why not. it is interesting because it has raised some eyebrows. in other countries as well as here in washington with people saying is this about honouring the veterans or about donald trump wanting to show that he has a big powerful military. we know this president has surrounded himself by generals in his cabinet ina way himself by generals in his cabinet in a way that is fairly unprecedented in us politics. he seems to have some kind of fondness for its strong men around the world who have similar military displays. i think that is the question, is it about the president and him wanting to have some display of his power or is it about service and honouring the service of us veterans and in that case they could be a lot more support for it in the country i w

yesterday none of it contradicts so we're hearing what devon nunes said, what chuck grassley and lindsay grahamcal opponents spotted president trump using the fisa process to do so. that's a fact but you turn on another channel, don't do it but if you turn on another channel that's all you'll hear. rachel: so we just saw a tweet come out by the way i want to switch topics here from the president recently said he put the tweet up here, republicans want to fix daca far more than democrats do. the democrats had all three branches of government back in 2008, 2011 and they decided not to do anything about daca. they only want to use it as a campaign issue, vote republican. well we had an amazing young man on yesterday. he's a dreamer he came here as a one year old child and he has made an amazing life here thanks to the opportunities that he's had. he has two degrees. he now works for a fortune 500 company. he is so grateful to donald trump for this opportunity and is calling out democrats. pete: he's grateful to donald trump? rachel: no because i told you he was smart. he was actually trying to do

you're more on the lindsay graham and speaker ryan camp on that. >> i think let the facts carry it wherent was right to release it. i think the president wants the facts out there. for what i understand, this is just the tip of the iceberg. we've got -- this is 10% of the information that will be released. to be honest with you, i'm surprised that it was classified in the first place. >> when you read it, the hype about this memo that this was going to be worse than watergate and prove all of these things, and then it came out, and it seemed pretty bland, the talking points on both sides didn't really materialize from the democratic side who said this is going to be a grave threat to national security, read the memo and nobody came away and said this is really impacting national security. is there a danger in republicans overhyping this when you say this is just the tip of the iceberg? >>, no i think when you have people being paid by the democratic national committee, by the hillary campaign, influencing members of the fbi to make calls on that, i think it's very serious. so i think it

coming up wednesday, we will talk about the legacy of lindsay reverend graham. joining us his former new mexico governor bill richardson on public policy issues facing his state and the country. also, new mexico speaker of the house bright ego will be on to discuss how national issues are playing out in the sale of switcher. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal, live at seven got the eastern wednesday morning. joined the discussion. >> sunday, on c-span's q and a, politico magazine can committee editor talks about his book "building the great society, inside lyndon johnson's white members oft the president johnson's staff who helped create and implement is great society programs. >> exactly how an administration within the space of four and a years built all of these programs after the past congress and he signed them into law. which is where the story normally and's. how did they build medicare and medicaid from the ground up in one year? how did they create the first programs like headstart and food stamps and nutritional programs for children? how di

republican senators chuck grassley and lindsay glam lindsey graham sent a memo last month raising questions whether steele broke any laws in the handling of that first dossier funded by the clinton campaign and the dnc. now grassley has released an unclassified version of that terminal referral, and it mentions a second dossier declaring that it's troubling enough the democratic clamp funded to be 23's work, but these clinton associates were feeding mr. steele allegations, raising additional concerns to his credibility. steele's first dossier was used in that application for a fisa warrant to listen into carter page's call. nunes now seeming trying to figure out what role the obama state department may have played in all of this, and will release a second memo on that soon. as is democratic card and found adam schiff in his case what his memo should go public. >> are memo did not come to any conclusions, are as just facts. they have personal attacks on myself and chairman gowdy. >> it would be hard for them to block release on this. i am more concerned they make political reductions, not re

administration to come up with some kind of compromise, and we have had democratic snort dick durbin and lindsay graham meating to come up with a plan, that the president rejected. today's votes -- there are four votes but a key faceoff between the compromise crafted over, again, many weeks by 25 senators, by susan collins of maine, republican, joe mansion, a west virginia democrat, plan that is basically reflecktive of what president trump wants, which will yous border security plan, a pathway to citizenship for dreamer. he also wanted an end to a diversity series a visa lottery and strong redistributions on family based immigration. that alternative had a pathway to citizenship and had a $25 billion border security package in it. it was kind of a peared back one, and neither of those two two other proposal put forward today could get 60 itize you mentioned the common sense coalition, i think they refer to themselves? what about the one that was sponsored bipartisan from king and michael round, of south dakota? what happened there. >> that is the same propose sag. they had the -- the lead sponsors of