lindsay graham said nothing to it at all.thing. >> and steer point ÃÃit will be interesting to see if they can make this case in a court of law that they make publicly where they are not under oath. as mr. lord talked about could audits were done for the recounts were done.all that was done.all the court challenges were done. yes, the president had those rights to make this cases been there all done by january 6. he had lost them all. to that point carl, as we look forward ÃÃthe former president on the radio earlier this week suggested that quote a passionate group of voters would be more dangerous than in 2020. if he were imprisoned during the election, what you make of that? >> i make of that that once again that he's threatening his people are going to go into the streets and riot and hurt people and this can be a great movement that in his favor that is can be violent and the threat of violence is somehow going to help him in the court after etc. etc. let's just mention mike pence for one minute. and his coup attempts. li

and this includes people like lindsay graham and mitch mcconnell and those folks want to make sure we don't get out. i think that, you know, even if a trump get selected, the trump, although he may talk about pulling us out, that won't happen in, in large port because the blob or the foreign policy establishment or the deep state, has so much influence that it's just hard to imagine the united states walking away from the war and ukraine at this point in time. and you understand that because ukraine has no ability to produce its own weaponry. and in fact, it can even support itself as a functioning government is absolutely requires our backing. so if we were to walk away in any meaningful way, it would have devastating consequences for ukraine, ukraine blues and russia would when i find it hard to believe and a public and administration or public and dominated congress pushing us down that road. i mean, it could happen, but i do not think it's likely. i think we're in this one for the, for the future. and i think really, the only interesting question, steve, is whether we get dragged

i asked some of the people in the crowd, the booing was before lindsay graham got on stage. it was throughout his entire remarks, and when donald trump mentioned graham in his own speech -- >> this is his home state. >> his home state of south carolina. there was a couple of factors. some just don't think that graham has been the fiercest supporter of donald trump and broken with him on certain things. and the people at that rally were donald trump's fiercest allies. and then his position on ukraine i found surprising. when i was talking about the crowd size in south carolina, people were railing against lindsey graham, calling him a warmonger, saying he's continuing to support the war in ukraine. that was a big gripe that a lot of supporters have. >> so donald trump isn't the only one questioning the u.s. support for ukraine. ron desantis is, as well. we were just talking about that. the desantis campaign has been open about its strategy, going to donald trump's right in many sense. you saw that ad from t desantis war room. phillip butmp of "the washingto post" writes, you d

again not just on behalf of all the cosponsors of this important amendment which includes senator lindsay graham who is the lead republican on the amendment as well as of course the ranking republican on the senate judiciary committee, senator kunz, senator moran, senator blumenthal, senator murkowski, shaheen, senator wicker who i know is the ranking republican on the armed services committee, senator durbin the trigger, senator tillis and senator mullen and of course the bill is supported by many other senators. i am pushing this because this isad our moment we haven't had o years to show whether or not we stand with those that stood with us our military is watching. every single one of the senators in the chamber have been approached by a member of our military whether it's veterans day, memorial day, walking down the street come i wouldn't be here today h if this guy hadn't stood with me on the battlefield or if this interpreter hadn't helped me out or if this guy hadn't his family on the line to gather intelligence. and they've all asked us the same thing and that is to not leave these cour

i talked to lindsay graham, he said he agrees with tuberville position on the abortion provisions at the pentagon. but tuberville tactics are overrun. he agrees with president putin that they are jeopardizing national security. he thinks temporal needs to fight for a vote on his issue, take the vote, even if you lose, declare victory for forcing the issue. that may be the way out of this. and maybe the way in which the start of a broader debate about the defense authorization bill, which could last months, could at least provide an off ramp on that other side car issue of this broader debate about culture and diversity and these broader issues within the defense community. >> garrett, nothing says it is election season quite like listening to your analysis compete with the playlist at this event. as always, thank you. i want to bring in congressman jasmine crockett, a democrat from quite -- takes us to talk about the middle of a defense spending. what shall we make of this defense bill out of the house? what does that tell us, what does it tell you about gop priorities? >> it tells m

graham there. just from that clip that we played of lindsay getting booed, and it was much worse than we could showme we had. as a fellow south carolinian, explain to us what's going on here. i don't understand why lindsey graham who has been one of the most sycophantic members of trump's entourage is getting such a negative reaction at home. >> thank you very much -- >> i don't know. the best sort of long-standing -- the base has always had a love hate relationship with lindsey based on, you know, immigration reform, things like that. but at the end of the day, they're gonna be there for him based on this trump aligns. but look, i'm gonna go back for one second because it bugged me so much throughout the break. jennifer was exactly right when she said, what he says about the documents was crazy and not true. and it is this continuation of fake news, which is just cancerous to the democratic system. and it needs to be eradicated. people need to speak up against trump and say this is wrong. this is not true. they need to do it in the political playing field. but right now, i go back to what is buggi

. >>> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the united states senator, lindsay graham. >>> thank you. y much. thank you, thank you. . >> you know, you can make mistakes on occasion, even lindsey down here, senator lindsey graham, we're going to love him. we're going to love him. i know, it's half and half. but when i need some of those liberal votes, he's always there to help me get them. okay. we've got some pretty liberal people, but he's good. he's there when you need him. i'm going to get him straightened -- >> south carolina senator lindsey graham in his home state booed mercilessly over the weekend by a crowd of republicans with donald trump there doing very little to defend him, and goaded them into booing more. that's what he gets in return for it. he went out for a brief moment on january 6th and said i'm done with donald trump, bumps into people at the airport in washington calling him traitors, and he immediately flips. he has been on tv the last few months weeping for people to give money to donald trump's campaign, and this is what he gets in return. you know the man. you

reaction, giving a halfhearted defense of graham, a man who voted to acquit him in two separate impeachments. >> you can make mistakes on occasion, even lindsaym. we love him. we are gonna love him. boo! we are gonna love him. i know it's half and half. but when i need some of those liberal votes, he's always there to help me get them, okay? we've got some pretty liberal people. but he is good. he's good. we know the good ones. i'm gonna have to work on these people. i'm gonna have to. all right, i'm just -- he is there when you need him. he is there when you need him. i'm gonna get him straightened up. do you mind if i come here and campaign a bit for you? >> david jolly is a former republican congressman from florida. jennifer horn is the former chair of the new hampshire republican party. both have since left the party. they join me now. okay, david, if the gop is as you have argued to me, a post ideology party, not even performativity about fiscal conservatism or small government, just a shadow of trump now, then they are booing lindsey graham over policy or votes he's taken, they are booing him over loyalty, which given just how loyal he

. >> senator lindsey graham has suggested a federal ban on abortion of 18 weeks to would you be willing to sign a federal ban? >> i think lindsayut for 50 years we argued this is a state issue found that each thas a right to make a decision on this. they do and they should. the tab should not interfere until every state has an opportunity to weigh in and see what they think the rules and laws should be at that if there's a national consensus then we should consider a federal act but not until everything gets the chance to get lindsay forgot what he argued for years ago but i haven't. >> former governor nikki haley has been pushing and hitting on china repeatedly. as a former ambassador for whatt qualifies you more to take on china poster which is done so at the international stage? >> well, i mean, with all due respect to governor haley, having debates on the floor of the u.n. is not negotiating deals, it's not enforcing the law which is what i've done my entire career. i have a lot of respect for her and i think she's great but make judgments based on that and also what we've done. i think my record proves to be a lot stronger