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plus lindsey graham, next. peopn evacuated.k to "justice with judge jeanine" . >> jeanine: a historic week with the u.s. embassy to open in jerusalem. president trump confirming his summit with north korea's kim jong-un for june 12 in singapore. here is reaction such open in jerusalem. there is lindsey graham who is leading the congressional delegation. thank you for being here. i'm not can ask you what a great thing this is because i know you're a big supporter of the creation of the embassy in jerusalem. my question to you can is what signal does this send to iran and after that, russia and the north korea. >> when it comes to the united states and israel we are rejecting the obama model of tepid support. you have israel's back. if you have a problem with jerusalem being the capital of israel, take it up with god. he's telling iran, we have israel's back. he's telling north korea that i'm going to be different than the presidents before me. when i say gonna do something, i mean it. i said i was going to withdraw from the iran

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. >> chris: we will ask senator lindsey graham whether the president can keep the singapore summit onrack. then. >> if you're going to write a fair report, fine, if you are going to write an unfair report write it and we will combat it. >> chris: a new effort by president trump and his supporters to discredit robert mueller's russia investigation as he marks one year as special counsel. we will ask our sunday panel about reports the fbi have an informant on the campaign. and our "power player of the week" ." >> is a big boy as you can see. >> chris: a triple crown trainer on why his horses keep making it to the winners are colonel all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. there is major news today on a trump-kim summit and trade talks with china but we begin with another school shooting, the 16th this year. this time a high school in santa fe texas where ten people were killed. the attack coming just weeks after nationwide walkouts by students seeking tougher gun controls after the massacre in parkland, florida. walk outs students participated in

lindsey graham. so i'll tell you a great story. so lindsey and john mccain and i traveled overseas to afghanistan, to pakistan, to israel. and we stopped at shannon, ireland, on the way to refuel and we got there around 1:00 in the morning. it just so happened that a -- one of our flights of our troops coming back from kuwait had landed at the shannon airport at the same time. and john mccain came off the plane and as soon as did he, they all started cheering and screaming. and lindsey leans over to me and goes, here we go again. [laughter] and he looked and said, all right, here's the drill this time. he said, you line them up. i'll take the pictures. they'll stand next to john. [laughter] everybody wanted to get a picture next to john. and lindsey goes, when they ask you who you are, joe, just tell them, you are the guy who lines up everybody for john's picture. heath: if we fast forward to the first part of january of 2019 and it's a -- the democrats take over the house and it's a republican -- continue to be republican held in

and we have lindsey piegza. you're not as excited as administration.hat is missing from the basic framework? i would put in this framework don't you need to start with a basic frame work? >> there is a lot we don't know. this could turn out good. the thing i'm concerned about, we heard promises more, we'll bay more goods, we'll protect intellectual property, we'll create this level playing field and it hasn't worked in the past, and the reason is it is nice to think we could have cooperative discussions with china, over the course of decades the only time the chinese move when there are real costs on them. remember, trish, these guys are stealing hundreds of billions of dollars of intellectual property each year. somewhere between 225 and 600 bp bp -- billion dollars. that means all this delay works to their advantage. look at chinese state media past couple days. they're ecstatic about it. if they're ecstatic, that means we have to be concerned. trish: that's a good point. lindsey, i don't have a problem with the whole trade deficit concept, hey, if w

white house press secretary sarah sanders, senator lindsey graham, congressman lee zeldin and ann coulter are all with us tonight. this memorial day weekend as we honor more than a billion servicemen and women we come face to face with hard evidence that the deep state planned to take down our duly elected president. a deep state from president obama on down that did everything in its power to destroy donald trump. the latest? a spy placed in the trump campaign. sound looney? last year we thought you would have to be wearing a tinfoil hat to believe the * when he said he had been wiretapped. now we know secret surveillance was conducted on at least 7 trump associates. an unmasking of mayor cans done at a 350 percent increase in an election year by obama deep staters. now we learn a spy was placed into the trump campaign. you can be sure there is more in the information out by congress. will they ever admit there was a spy? >> it's made up. i don't know where he's getting that from. >> do you find that to be possible or probable? let's play devil's advocate that there was a spy inserted in

joining me now is senator lindsey graham. senator, north korea suggested this week as we say that they may not show up in singapore for the summit. are they playing us? >> i don't know. but they're making a mistake. if they don't show up, that means diplomacy has failed and president trump is intent on calling into question north korea within the first term. that puts us back on a path to conflict. it would be time to take american families and dependents outs of south korea. i talked to the president two or three days ago. he's not going to be played. they're trying to run out the clock. they have a record of promising to give up their nuclear weapons. in reality, they build up their weapons. they've done this for 30 years. it's going to end by 2020. >> chris: they say if they do show up, have the summit and don't make a deal, that that's dangerous as well. >> [ laughter ] well, that ends diplomacy. the last thing you want is diplomacy to be ended or to have a meeting with president trump and you continue to play him because

i don't know why lindsey graham would say that. he is a smart person and knows a lot about foreign policy. it is like he's trying to -- i guess make lemonade from lemons and say this will work out eventually when, in fact, the fact that you had vice president pence and you had john bolton and invoking the libya -- >> the libya model. and so many experts have -- >> and that is the reason that north korea doesn't want give -- to give up weapons because they don't want to end up like qadhafi. >> that is not a good negotiating tactic. >> and they sent talking points to the surrogates, including the president has been clear he's prepared to walk away from this meeting and kept his word. the president overarching goal isn't a meeting, but it is always the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. and be that as it may, i think that that is fair and accurate. but you can't help but observe that a lot of the hopes for the summit were from the white house itself. president trump talking about -- people are saying, i deserve the nobel peace

we'll discuss where things stand with senator lindsey graham, next.m very proud of the fact that i served. i was a c130 mechanic in the corps, so i'm not happy unless my hands are dirty. between running a business and four kids, we're busy. auto insurance, homeowner's insurance, life insurance policies. knowing that usaa will always have my back... that's just one less thing you have to worry about. i couldn't imagine going anywhere else. they're like a friend of the family. we are the cochran family, and we'll be usaa members for life. save by bundling usaa home and auto insurance. get a quote today. >> chris: north korea is making good on its reputation for being unpredictable. now threatening to back out of next month's planned summit between kim jong un and president trump. so what should we make of the diplomatic gamesmanship. joining me, senator lindsey graham, a key member of the senate armed services committee. north korea suggested this week that they may not show up in singapore for the summit. are they playing us? >> i don't know. but they'

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>> i think that's true and i agree with lindsey graham. america first, but is also looking at the composition of the middle east and we need to do something to make sure that see how isn't the best interests of the united states the united states in something well before the 12th. stranger a great op-ed in the journal about the iran warning that basically without sanctions to fund the war in syria. really great piece folks can look out. thank you. we appreciate it. >> thank you, cheryl. gerri: it turns out facebook is an deal the profiting off your data. cheryl: tracee carrasco has that story and other headlines making news. >> you govern to the telegraph is sold data access to the same firm for the millions of facebook users without their consent. the firm paid for one day of access and gathered a random sample of public treats covering a period of time between december 14th of april 2015. twitter said that it did not find any access to private information. cheryl: stained with twitter, trying to rent the video. >> twitter announces signi

lindsey and his wife say, they feel extremely grateful they could share this moment. but there's a lot of people who don't get to come home or don't get to see their kid born on facetime or skype.... or anything like that. and by the time they get home... their kid is like 9 months old.. so. just keep those people in your prayers... it's awesome to have a kid.. laugh... deep sigh.. it's awesome to have a kid... on cam tagon cam tag(pam) the women who posted said: "i wanted to share this because i never want us to forget about our soldiers... who serve us every day, and the sacrifices they make." (ken) new at ten:the u-s navy is re-establishing the u-s second fleet -- amid heightened tensions with russia.the second fleet which the navy did away with in 2011 as a money saving move ...will be responsible for navy forces up and down the east coast and in the northern alantic. bringing back the second fleet is also partly a result of deadly ship collisions last year which killed 17 sailors. (pam)coming up: a nine year old ... left frightened and in tears. who witnesses say

you do not have that is lindsey graham pointed out.dership that is all about destroying the state of israel. so we are in a place in which the israelis certainly want to keep on moving on with their lives and the president of course recognized the need to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. gerri: let's give it to iran for just a second. josh bolten say the u.s. sanctions on european -- john bolton saying the u.s. will impose sanctions on european companies that their government does and t. johnston and then start dealing with iran. i want to show you listed these companies. airbus british petroleum, on and on it goes. so many of these companies. listen to what secretary of state pompeo had to say about this over the weekend. >> to withdraw was a name that europeans. i worked hard over the short time i've been secretary to try and fix the deal when he couldn't reach agreement with our partners. i am hopeful in the days and weeks ahead we can come up with a deal that really works, that really protects the world from iranian ba

baby millie was coming earlier than planned, so specialist lindsey was rushing from el paso, texas, to town of brandon, mississippi. he wanted to be next to his wife, hayley, to witness the birth of his daughter. but, his travel plans hit some turbulence when his flight was delayed twice for maintenance problems. his mother was facetiming the delivery of his first child. he was watching the birth on his phone. >> push, push, push, push! you got it! t u got it! here she comes! and then, boop... she popped out! >> reporter: a passenger recorded the father's emotional reaction in real time. tracy dover was on the same flight. >> and i'm thinking, oh my gosh, he's watching his baby be born on the phone. chd it was the most gut- wrenching, heartbreaking thing i had ever seen. >> reporter: she snapped this picture of the nervous dad. >> when we heard the baby cry, just that whole section that was heading to mississippi just started cheering. >> reporter: that video has since been viewed by hundreds of thousands of people, sharing a father's joy over this very special moment. omar villafranca

domestic worker coalition for working with my office on this resolution, and thank you to maria guillen, lindsey amahaygong from hand in hand, lydia monzano from senior disability action, and all the women that are fighting so hard every day in sacramento to make this bill a reality. secondly, i am introducing legislation today that will help san francisco accelerate affordable housing development by ensuring that projects move unimpeded through our city permit and processes. we all know that san francisco continues to suffer from a shortage of extremely affordable housing. this is a crisis that is felt in every corner of our city. in addition to working to protect existing rent controlled housing and pushing for more below market rate housing in every corner of my districts, i have been advocating to build as many affordable housing units. for many tenants facing eviction, facing high rent their only hope of remaining in san francisco long-term is the affordable housing lottery. our community needs this housing right now. when is it going to be built? in response to questions, i called for a he

you had the likes of lindsey graham saying president trump should get a nobel peace prize.s there some level of the unpredictability around trump a positive? right now i'm feeling panicked. in his tweet he misspells kim jong-un and you know that can't read well. it maybes some people wondering how panicked and rushed is all of this. >> i don't think it's time to panic. the president has left an opening if kim jong-un wants to come back and mick up and get rid of the statements calling vice president pence a dummy didn't go over well. this is not a good moment. >> it's sbreinteresting because market is down but it's only down 200. this speaks to the muted trump effect. if this was any other administration, if you saw a morning like this when a historic summit gets called off, you would see the market down significantly more than 190 points. seeing that we're living in a world of rhetoric where the president throws something out and his own team reels it back, it's amazing the market doesn't react more. >> it gets back to that lack of coherence that investors are ususe ed to

>> david lindsey, planning department staff. they are entitled, through the conditional use process, to add a sixth unit to this project. >> commissioner richards: so i think we heard the project sponsor, representative of mr. green, and i think maybe he's the actual project sponsor, indicate that he would do landscaping, that he would do frosted windows, and we could put a special restriction on the property for no roof deck. he's amenable to that. i see no reason not to approve this project, so i move to approve with those conditions. >> second. >> president hillis: commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: i'd like just to ask mr. lindsey, what is the proposed size of the building? >> i'm sorry, what is the -- >> commissioner moore: yeah, what is the square footage of the building. i could not find that. >> the proposed building. >> no, no, the existing. i could not find that. >> commissioners, it's 1796 square feet. >> commissioner moore: i'd like to get back to my original question, that that is something actually to ask m

we'll also speak with south carolina republican lindsey graham. response to the cruel comments from the white house aide about his close friend john mccain who is battling brain cancer. we'll sit down with former defense secretary robert gates and we'll have analysis on all the news coming up on "face the nation." >> brennan: good morning. tensions are rising in the mid east we have three reports from the region we begin with elizabeth palmer in tehran. after the u.s. pull out, what efforts are being made to salvage what is left of the nuclear deal. >> the iranian foreign minister left iran yesterday, he with the to beijing first, heading to russia then going to europe. basically is going to ask the other five countries to guarantee what iran most wants from a nuclear deal, that is access to international capital and banking. these are things that the u.s. is signalling it's going to try to block under new sanctions. he is basically asking these other five countries to do an end run around upcoming u.s. sanction s. >> how are iranian citizens foll

>> i think we will hear something from lindsey graham. he doesn't usually spent time not defending john mccain particularly in situations like this. true he's trying to have a tiny influence on the president and still is playing his rounds of golf and that kind of thing. when push comes to shove about john mccain lindsey graham won't take a lot of it. big picture, indicative how donald trump and john mccain are almost exact perfect opposites. mccain stayed in the hanoi hilton despite life-threatening injuries. donald trump stayed away from vietnam, despite injuries, or in the name of injuries that weren't necessarily there. mccain, a big nattiest, committed naturalist, and and trump a populist, and from the time trump on the campaign trail said i prefer people that don't get shot down, been talking smack. perfect aberration of his point of view. sense of vulgarity against the mccain decency. >> he has made insensitive, critical remarks about john mccain before. this is just a small sampling of some of what he has said. >> -- but -- frank

. >> josh crashauer, on friday morning, i had senator lindsey graham on my radio show.absolutely chilling exchange. he said, president trump is going to resolve the korea north nuclear weapons program, one way or another, and he talked explicitly about war. is that the alternative to what's going on here? >> lindsey graham is being very stark and i think that's the fear from a lot of folk who experienced in north korea in diplomacy. they don't think that the north koreans are ready to play ball. and what we're seeing in the white house is sort of a -- by the seat of your pants diplomacy, where i think you're seeing a team of rivals emerging within the administration. john bolton, ever since he made that comment about libya, i think that was a red flag for a lot of people who are hawkish on the issue of north korea. that was a message sent to the north koreans that we're not going to be given a whole lot of concessions and we're going to be playing "hardball." and pompeo, who has been a hawk throughout his career, especially in congress, he's come in a more diplomatic ma

look at lindsey graham. >> absolutely. the campaign talked about how we did not need -- i forget the exact quote -- something along the lines it is not good to promote cooks. lindsey graham now on spay gate is saying we do need to learn more about this, look, there might be something there. the net effect is not that it's working, it's working because he is the president. these are members of his own party who are now being pulled along. he moves the goal post in one direction and they run toward it. >> so now the question is generally people who believe in conspiracy theories are not critical thinkers. haven't done a lot of digging, not trying to connect the dots. something feels emotionally intense and you think i'm going to run with that because it sort of feeds something. >> correct. >> so the president -- >> it also means you're not responsible for anything. there is a hidden hand out there that is out to get you, then you are not responsible for anything that has happened or the choices you made. >> great point. you'

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. >> let's share what lindsey graham said earlier today. it was lindsey graham in the last couple of weeks that was so happy with the progress being made. he's one of the people who said president trump should get a nobel peace prize. >> it's going to end one way or the other. that's what you need to understand. if military action is required, they're going to lose, it will be devastating to the region. and if there's a war, it's going to be in china's backyard. i can't stress enough to you how much i've talked to him. it's not if it ends, it's how it ends. i think it's going to happen in his first term, one way or the other. best way for it to end is a peace treaty with the north koreans, the south koreans, the chinese and us. >> it makes it sound like it's easy, like drop a bomb on north korea and -- >> it's not easy but that's the end of them. >> are we closer to a war with north korea? >> no, i don't think so. i think for all the talk about un, he's fairly predictable. it takes some dispalestinian to get a nuclear weapon in the first pl

hunter: lindsey graham -- anna: lindsey graham is very close to john mccain, so it isn't a surprise youake this type of comment, but this is the kind of thing republicans will push back against in general. they don't want these kind of distractions running into the midterms. they want to keep the conversation focused on policy, the economy, and what has been done for voters. anytime you see this come up will see some initial reaction, but i think republicans are going to want to move past this as quickly as the white house. host: but there is a bit of ailing great issue -- hunter: but there is a bit of a lingering issue because the whole reason we know about this is because of a leak. -- sarahders that is sanders said it is disgusting that this leaked. she was clearly aware that that meeting about leaks would leak. low in the hold, it did. even if this -- low end of a ld, it did.and beho i think we will see these things continue to leak from white house staffers. host: i imagine more democrats will get in line with that this week. hunter: it is kind of -- anna: it is kind of a human dec

. >> stark warning from lindsey graham. after the threat of pulling out of the singapore summit. when asked about the status with the meeting with kim jong-un. >> we haven't seen anything. we haven't heard anything. we will see what happens. whatever it is. >> dialogue is ongoing to keep the summit on track. let's go live to seoul and bring in ivan watson. ivan, good morning. a familiar refrain from donald trump. we understand there is dialogue back and forth. is there any? >> reporter: there may be something behind the scenes that we don't see. we have to infer. north korea asserted itself by pulling out of the talks on wednesday and pulling out of the summit with donald trump next month. they are showing they are not pushovers and the negotiating process will not be as easy as some expected. second, with president trump's response, that says something, too. he did not do his trademark counter-punch. he is not blasting kim jong-un on his twitter. he was restrained considering north korea called the national security advisor john bolton repugnant and accused the trump administrat

lindsey, you always have a good feel for earnings season just recap for us, because what we've heardat, 20 to 25 profit growth and better sales numbers as well. >> exactly this has been an outstanding quarter. q1, we're seeing earnings growth around the 23% mark and 77% of companies are beating on their bottom line estimates. 74% are beating on the top line estimates. this has been a blowout quarter in all measures and guidance has been very good we've seen companies guiding up, not guiding down we've seen 2018 earnings growth increase to over 20% usually we see numbers come down at this point in the earnings season, so overall, it's been great. but the market hasn't reacted much >> not much, but chris, you know, michelle just pointed out some movers, and some stocks are getting nicely rewarded for good earnings, activision, shake shack. what have you taken away from how the markets are responding to earnings and sort of how high the bar is right now to beat in >> well, it's no question that the market is trying to discount good earnings in relationship to the inflation numbers and n

you from the legislative branch we have four senators who support for israel is legendary senator lindsey graham thank you how senator ted cruz with the house senator thank you mike thank ye and from our house of representatives a delegation led by congressman joe wilson thank you how many times right thank you chris mihm steve thank richmond dennis ross thank you. thanks man mario a lot of thanks mean joe do you guys thanks man scott taylor thank you congressman we seldom thank you congressman george holding thank congressman ron santo how old just last year congressman the status stood at a podium here in jerusalem and made a passionate and compelling case that this day would come and so it has i'd also like to welcome the governor of my home state of florida who also has been a strong advocate for jerusalem governor rick scott thank you howie in ninety eight ninety five the jerusalem embassy act became law voted in favor overwhelmingly by both houses of congress and led i should add by a former senator who is here today senator joseph lieberman thank you howie that law which was reaffi

how much influence is he going to have if he's not swaying lindsey graham? >> i think the days of senator mccain being a moral leader on this issue, tortorture, which h knows firsthand have sadly come to an end, not bass ecause of h not because of his illness but because the republican party is now the trump republican party. president trump is pro torture and his nominee would not say tore clture is immoral. i think five years ago, john mccain saying that would have had an impact but we're now in a different era. as president trump has said, he thinks torture works, which there are a lot of experts who say, no, it does not. >> including his defense secretary. >> secretary mattis, yes. >> thanks very. we'll see you at the top of the hour. >> and israeli's prime minister have said that iran has crossed a red line. >> and after three men are released from north korea, we'll explain why the summit location is significant. whoooo. looking for a hotel that fits... ...your budget? tripadvisor now searches over... ...200 sites to find you the... ...hotel you want a

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>> no, lindsey graham said it would affect the defense. it had no cuts in defense. it said you have to cut 1% of the total. but the committees could decide where to cut it. those committees could have said it would be the defense. that's unlikely since the republicans control and don't want to cut defense. you have to look at military and non-military and entitlements. if you cut one penny out of the dollar it would balance. this shows the hypocrisy of republicans who say they are for balanced budget but unwilling to take the tough vote. >> martha: so no one surprised you? >> no, they are keeping it like we had under the democrats. that's the disappointing thing. we promised them to be better. the establishment republicans said we like the status quo. >> martha: senator, thanks for being here tonight. up next several other big headlines that are breaking this evening including possible criminal charges in the obama administration handling of the hillary clinton email investigation. >> they had at least one confidential informant in the campaign. >> martha: how many

i have no doubt at all. >> reporter: lindsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> more to come here. ashley judd the act stress takes new aim at harvey weinstein. >> up next, the actress sits >> an abc news exclusive, actress ashley judd is fighting back against disgraced movie producer harvey weinstein. judd filed a new lawsuit claiming he damaged her career by blocking her from getting major movie roles. she claims it was retaliation for her rejecting his sexual advances. here's abc news reporter amy robach. >> reporter: to night, ashley judd sitting down for her first interview after filing a lawsuit against harvey weinstein. >> why now and what dpupt? soo. >> what i want is for mr. weinstein to be held accountable for his illegal conduct. >> reporter: one of weinstein's most vocal accusers now suing the disgraced former movie mogul claiming h her hurt her career for decades, retaliating against her for rejecting his sexual demands back in 1997 where she said she narrowly avoigted sexual assault. judd said a year later she was in talks with peter jackson to play in "the lord of th

and lindsey graham on our network today said donald trump is crazy and kim jong-un knows it and that's to the benefit of the united states. they're not going to mess with them perhaps in ways that they have with past administrations. imagine how far you would have to press president obama, how angry you would have to make him for him to rhetorically engage with kim jong-un the way president trump does. and that's scary for him. obviously like kim jong-un apparently said to moon jay in, just get the united states to agree to the peace war so we can end it. that is the thing that scares them the most. >> but the point of the concentration camps and the forced labor is an important point. at some point i think for there to be real peace and a real end, it has to be closed and acknowledged. kennedy: and it can't just be get rid of your nukes. it hads t has to be on some levu have to stop killing people by the thousands in your own country. you have to stop smothering baby and raping women. it's not okay. >> unfortunately with people like this, as always in the argument for the iranian nuke

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lindsey graham say a confidential informant is not a spy. as to the terms bygate the senator from south carolina was asked about it by conservative radio host? it. >> the pres. use the terms bygate. >> i don't know. probably not but i don't know. i don't think he is a spy. i don't know who this person was. >> the meeting sen. graham was affronted took place yesterday, a group of bipartisan lawmakers briefed on the fbi informant who contacted members of the trump campaign. after the meeting democrats said they heard nothing to suggest wrongdoing by the fbi and also complained about the presence of two white house officials at the briefing, john kelly and white house attorney emmett flood. the pres.'s in-house point person on the russia investigation. >> trying to throw their weight around and i think it is an effort to believe the department of justice. >> reporter: the white house is the pair made brief remarks before the meeting started to, quote, relay the pres.'s desire for as much openness as possible under the law but they did not atten

however, senator lindsey graham is saying the president made the right call. >> president trump made the decision early on within his first 30 days being in office that i'm going to end the north korea nuclear threat to our country and the world at large. the only question now is how and when. it is not if. it's how and well. he prefers to do it diplomatically. we hope to have a win/win where we sit down with north korea, end the korean war. provide the prosperity they need and want and they give up their nukes. >> john roberts is live on the north lawn. this thing is still percolating. what can you tell us? >> good morning. one of the democrats most critical of the president yesterday was nancy pelosi who said basically the president hasn't prepared for this, doesn't know what he is doing. well, june 12th may be just around the corner but president trump this morning suggests there may be a chance to resurrect the june 12th summit after an uncharacteristically diplomatic response in his letter to kim jong-un from north korea yesterday. the president tweeting very good news to receiv

senator mccain's one time friend and college lindsey graham the refusal to apologize disgusting. >> across new york city police are eight times more likely to book young black men on low level marijuana charges. senior nypd officials say that residents in black neighborhoods call to complain more. 911 complaints about marijuana are almost else ending in arrest. >>> the fight against gender inequality. they represented the total number of women ever sected to compete in the festival's 70 year history. they say it was orchestrated to show how hard it is to still like the ladder for women. among those women was selma h hayek who controversially suggested men take pay cuts. >> bill karins joining us now and you have your hands full. >> yeah, tropical develop m possible in the earn gulf of mexico. regardless, it is just a remind near that season is not that far away an heavy rainfall is the biggest impact. around it it is like a ring of fire. all of the thunderstorms travel in an arch southern california. 80 degrees and sunny today in sacramento. the record being played around the world, litera

what did you make of what you just heard from lindsey graham there?of this is played out actually on "fox news sunday". a few weeks ago john bolton in his first interview as national security advisor came on "fox news sunday" and said dramatic terms as to what the north koreans would have to give up in getting relief from economic sanctions. he talked about the libyan model from 2003-2004 and that's when libyan dictator gadhafi gave up libya's nuclear program for relaxation in sanctions. the north koreans read that differently. later on in 2011, 2012, the u.s. and the allies moved against gadhafi and he ended up being killed by rebels in the street. so if you're kim jong-un, that doesn't sound like a very good model and they said look, the last thing we want is the libyan model which is why the president was at pains yesterday to say we aren't talking about the libyan model with john bolton standing in his shadow in the oval office. so basically they have to have this meeting today. they have to get on the right page. three sending mixed signals parti

take a listen to what lindsey graham had to say this morning. >> it was a pretty disgusting thing to say, it was a joke, it was a terrible joke. i just wish somebody from the white house would tell the country that was inappropriate. that's not who we are. and the trump administration and john mccain can be criticized for any political decision he's ever made or any vote as a pruzer in of war. it doesn't hurt you to do the right thing and to be big. >> joining me is chief correspondent for bloomberg news. i through of the friendship, the long-standing friendship she has with -- what was said. what is the role of sucivil discourse in washington, d.c. today snch today? >> he would like for the trump administration to do better in situations like this. i know it is cliche that the fish starts rotting at this. after the charlottesville atrocity, he famously said that in the horde of nazis there were very fine people there. never apologized on it. during the campaign, he said as president he would want to ban muslims from entering this country until we figured out what was going on. never

but senator lindsey graham, one of the closest aides to john mccain says, ms. sadler, may i remind you that john mccain has a lot of friends in the united states senate on both sides of the aisle. nobody is laughing in the senate. the united states senator is still fair game. the joke fell flat. every human being makes mistakes, start there. but why would that come up? >> i think the why gets to what meghan mccain was saying on "the view" this morning. this is the environment in the white house right now. this has been the environment in the white house for the past year and a half, it's the environment in the campaign. it starts at the top. president trump has said things that are just as disrespectful about senator mccain. that tribbckles down. i can tell you also the white house is frustrated by this. they thought -- there is also a leak, right? and i don't think this is a leak from someone defending john mccain. i don't think this is a leak for someone trying to protect john mccain at the white house. this is another internal rivalry that's a junior staffer

lindsey graham was offended. here is what he said on sunday. >> it is disgusting thing to say. if it was a joke, it was a terrible joke. i just wish somebody from the white house would tell the country that was inappropriate. if somebody in my office said such a thing about somebody, i would apologize for the office. >> the white house is upset with the leak of the joke to the media. why not put out an apology? why do they let it linger? >> here is bipartisan agreement on something. the president digs in. the presideresident doesn't lik admit culpability. part of the anger is not simpyi the joke, but he sets the tone for the white house. this is about him and the things he is willing to say, including about senator mccain back on the campaign trail. this reflects him. he doesn't want to apologize. i don't know if he will or not. this is a consistent pattern. by focusing on leaks, he sends a clear message. >> come back and we julian, thank you. >>> iranian officials with a full-court press to salvage the nuclear deal minus the u.s. how long the iranians are willing to work to sa

and last but not least, i'd like to thank etc staff for tireless work on this mark, particularly lindsey cavanaugh, pete filano, jamie jackson, eric snelgrove, katie sutton, mark pebble, and nevi shadler. without your expertise and guidance, this mark would not be as strong as it is today. the mark reflects the focus of this subcommittee over the course of the last year, strengthening cyber operations, enhancing innovation, embracing risk, where appropriate, improving oversight, providing for our forces at the pointy tip of the spear, most especially socom and jsoc and increasing our preparedness for countering weapons of mass destruction. we make significant funding choices in this mark, investing heavily in the research, development, and transition of advanced technologies and important national security initiatives. it includes $40 million in additional funding for both navy and army, electromagnetic rail and gun programs, particularly important as china right now is fielding an electromagnetic rail gun on a ship. we cannot and we will not cede this ground to any foreign country. as w