i get the sense that lindsey graham is glad it's not him. he thinks there will be a part -- bipartisan vote. north carolina is next. good morning. good morning. i have a couple of questions for the gentleman. he is in charge, he will be in charge of the. the attorney general have more power than the congress? how did he decide if they see a report or not? i don't understand why he won't recuse himself.

troops from syria which lindsey graham says he's going to try and convince the u.s.president to phase out and do it in a slow and measured maneuver rather than an abrupt of course you bring in that issue we're drawing u.s. troops because graham is also that to calm the waters when it also comes to america's allies in the region that may not necessarily be turkey's allies. absolutely lindsey graham has visited this town of bamby in syria one of the key sticking points between the united states turkey the syrian government and russia so this is a complicated issue on the turkish syria border where the u.s. is going to be pulling out for. almost three thousand of its troops fighting with the help of kurdish fighters which turkey sees as terrorists and the void that will be created by the u.s. forces pulling out is pushing these kurdish fighters towards the government a situation which not the united states or that turks want on the border turkey wants these thirty kilometers of its border completely cleared off the way kurdish fighters which the united states according

but lindsey, we're so proud of you. lindsey followed in her dad's footsteps.elevision. >> we love lindsey. she's working her way up. >> yes. but we're proud of you, lindsey, keep up the great work. >> happy new year. >> happy new year, guys. >> i love talking. we're all friends, and there he goes. there he goes. are you having a good time? >> yes, i'm having a great time. i'm just trying to get my -- listen, everybody should get their drink on on new year's eve. listen to these guys. every time i pick up a drink they're like drink, drink, drink. because it's new year's eve, people are letting off steam for the entire year. it's been a rough year. we've had to deal with a lot of stuff. so have fun. we're not talking policy. we're not talking hard news stories. have a great time. >> you look so handsome. >> who is this, by the way? >> this jacket, he's an american indian american designer. he did my wedding dress, and the most beautiful beadwork from india, so it's borrowed, not mine. and you? >> there's this company i shopped at all the time that was very nice

lindsey lohan is back. we all remember how she became the big star in "the parent trap, freaky friday, mean girls" but first cape well-publicized trouble. >> that makes her fascinating but lindsey tells me she's ready to make a fresh start, queue, her new reality series on mtv. there will be people who watch this and say lindsey lohan is opening a beach club, a bar and she's had struggles with sew bri -- show and i have to be on it. nothing to do with my past. >> lindsay wants you to forget her past and see her as a businesswoman. lohan is the boss in her reality show lindsey lohaeach club that follows the actress as she launches the hot spot and struggles to manage the young sa sa sass. you're no stranger to drama so how much drama will we see? >> a lot. >> there is comparisons with you and lisa va. >> this is thehe's a strong wom >> i want to build an em tipire here. >> it sidesteps her personal life but lindsey told me she's single. what do you look for in a partner? >> someone who hates the spotligh who

until the murder of journalist she is dealt with on a two day visit to turkey republican senator lindsey graham also said he hopes donald trump will slow the withdrawal of u.s. troops from syria until i saw is the steroid. while the u.s. president of north korea's leader have agreed to a second summit next month for more denuclearization talks the white house announcement came after the north's lead nuclear negotiator met donald trump in washington. more protests are being held in sudan the latest in a month of growing demands for the president to go villagers of the northern region of the haass chanted for the end of this year's thirty year rule. the mexican army has been ordered to guard pipelines after an explosion killed and injured dozens of people at least twenty were burnt to death as they filled their containers with leaking fuel john heilemann has more from mexico city. it looks like a village set of. dozens gathered under a fountain guy. salie it had erupted from what mexico's state oil company said was an illegally tapped pipeline. they took their fill the soldiers sent to gua

>> lindsey: . i hope so the more we can get back to being normal, the more we can look like a country that has differences but still united in purpose. it would be good for this country to have the president speak from the house chamber with the speaker over his shoulder showing we have differences but we are also able to work together. to my democratic colleagues, we have three weeks to bring about a conclusion to a problem that has been going on for 13 years. to the president, thank you for giving us this opportunity. if you have to go it alone, it will be because you tried everything and nothing worked but going it alone. i'm somewhat optimistic. the democratic senators who spoke yesterday are going to make sure the gps population does not go into the darkness. the daca recipients to have a better life and go to school and get in-state tuition legally. all that comeau you have to do is give the president a few biln dollars more for a barrier you previously voted for. that's all you have to do is

chris: from republican senator lindsey graham, and we'll ask democratic senator chris coons in his partylling to make a deal. senators graham and coons only on "fox news sunday." then, "the new york times" reports the fbi investigated whether president trump was working for the russians. we'll is ask our -- we'll ask our sunday panel what the bombshell revelation means for the mueller investigation. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. the government shutdown is now in week four, the longest in u.s. history. a record no one here in washington can be proud of. hundreds of thousands of federal workers faced their first payday friday without getting paid. talks to reopen nine federal departments have broken down, and lawmakers are out of town til tomorrow afternoon. meanwhile, the president has gone back and forth on whether to declare a national emergency at the border. let's get the latest now from kevin corke live at the white house. kevin? >> reporter: chris, from the white house to the southern border, a more measured tone from administration

murder of journalist to market step is dealt with on a two day visit to turkey republican senator lindsey graham also says he hopes donald trump will slow the withdrawal of u.s. troops from syria until i saw our destroyed. the us president of north korea's leader have agreed to a second summit next month for more denuclearization talks the white house announcement came after the north's leader nuclear negotiator but donald trump in washington. a more protests are being held in sudan the latest in the month of bragged about for the president to go villages sublingual nor the return of the hostages for the end of obama bush's thirty year will. be is being mobilized to guard pipelines after an explosion killed sixty six people and injured many more victims to death as they fill containers with leaking fuel truck hole but are small for mexico city. it looked like a village celebration dozens gathered under a fountain of gasoline it had erupted from what mexico's state oil company said was an illegally tapped pipeline. they took their fill the soldiers sent to guard the pipeline looks on seemi

south carolina's lindsey graham. i've known lindsey for years. we came in together in congress in 1994 and lindsey was always considered to be one of the most genial, reasonable and measured members of congress. as a presidential congress in 2016, he routinely warned us of the moral rot that the election of donald trump as the party's nominee would bring to the republican party and he said that unhinged manhattan developer would destroy the gop if he were elected. well, lindsey was right. then. but now he's one of the administration's leading henchman in hatching plots to run rough shod over our nation's traditions and turn the party into a rudderless collection of mini me donald trumps pap can you believe lindsey graham, a guy who along with me throughout the 1990s championed the power of checks and balances, then of course -- then against bill clinton, we always talked about article one and the constitution and being constitutionalists. well, now that same lindsey graham who actually followed john mccain's lead for so long is actually the repub

let's return to one of our top stories now in the republican senator lindsey graham who's on a visit to turkey joining me now in studios and create assistant professor at the defense studies department of kings college in london good to have you with us lindsey graham is the senior senator a widely respected politician in his own right yet he is not the secretary of state he is not the secretary of defense yet he seems to be talking on that level with senior officials in ankara so what is his role it's quite telling isn't and after you know bolton was trying to reach out to turkey as a national security adviser was basically given a bit of a slap by a by a guard because you know they don't trust him he's been you know button has been very hawkish in his approach to turkey and and in general islam isn't in the region then you have been in the region recently been very pro saudi hasn't really responded to the pressure in civil society and in the media in the united states but the affair and then met is with someone who's been more diplomatic has been let go recently so there's bit of a

president, another piece of news, lindsey graham emerged from the white house. he was critical about your decision to withdraw from syria. he said now i support the president. he's more hawkish on american troops and intervention abroad. what was said that changed the mind of lindsey graham? >> i don't think too much. i never said i'm going to rush out. we're going to get out. we're getting out of syria. we're bringing our young, great troops over after so many years. we were supposed to be in syria for three to four months. that was four or five year ago. it is time. we have to bring them home. we're going to do it in a very good way. frankly, you know this better than anybody, pete, isis was all over the place when i took over. it was a total mess in syria. we've almost eradicated all of them. we think all of them will be gone by the time we get out. we're heading back, and we're also fighting. you can do two things at once. plus as you know we have other bases in the general area. in particular we have one in iraq. nobody said anything about that. we're fight

senator lindsey graham it is important to note who is lindsey graham he sits on three very important senate committees including foreign relations budget and appropriations he's been a vocal critic of a saudi arabia's role in the killing of journalists and as well as other detentions of our rights activists and women activists as well so it is it is it goes to show that lindsey graham is going to support the turkish care when it comes to the killing of the journalist rather than taking the line that has been put forward by his president and when it comes to syria graham has also been critical of his president's decision to pull u.s. troops out. syria so by heading to turkey what's he hoping to achieve when it comes to the us syria policy and what assurances turkey looking from graham. that it is very interesting to see what graham has been saying the last couple of weeks he did criticize the decision by the us president donald trump to pull out of syria but he also criticized turkey on the other hand of saying that the fate of the kurds cannot be left solely in the hands off the turk

senator lindsey graham is important because he sits on three very influential committees including defense foreign affairs as well as appropriations so his opinion in the policy circles in the united states and he say assured the turks that he is going to urge the u.s. president to try and make sure that it does not leave a void when these forces leave because the kurdish fighters in this border area have been going closer towards the syrian government and outcome which neither the united states or turkey wants on its border more protests have been held in sudan villages in the northern region of my house chanted for a while bashir to step down what began as an outcry of the rising cost of bread has become the biggest challenge to thirty year rule for the morgan reports now from the capital khartoum. brothers left home and ten days ago and never came back he joined anti-government protests in sudan second largest city under man. we didn't realize he was shot while we were protesting security forces were coming at us and we ran for a bit and he said he couldn't feel he thought he twisted hi

america's relationship with saudi arabia cannot move forward until the crown prince is dealt with lindsey graham made the remarks in ankara where he's been meeting turkish president recipe one graeme's been fiercely critical of mohammed bin some other kucing are being complicit in the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. start sanctioning those involved with the killing that mr shogi will make a definitive statement that m.b.a.'s will that it and is responsible for it and come up with a series of sanctions to make sure that others understand this is not what you do if you're an ally of the united states senator graham also discussed the plan would draw all of us troops from syria saying he hopes it doesn't happen until i sell is destroyed once and for all the former u.s. envoy to the anti eisel coalitions as there's no chance of that warning the pull out will only give the our group new life or a summer binge of it has the latest from. the syrian border. this is not the first time u.s. senator lindsey graham has voiced his opinion about how he feels the killing of journalist jamal

well that is very clear that lindsey graham has had a track record of how he feels about the involvement of the saudi arabian government in terms of what happened at the at the at the consulate in turkey where jamal khashoggi was killed he has added his voice to a series of u.s. senators from both sides of the aisle as well as human rights activists and other governments saying that the saudi government needs to come out in the open and make itself clare and transparent about what transpired instead of hanging and. providing death sentences to people who were not clear when i were involved in this particular killing the cia has indicted bomber been so mine its conclusion was that the order of the killing did not come directly from these low level operatives but had to come direct from the a leadership in saudi arabia is a b. mohammed bin so mom but that is in contrast to what the united states president believes this and lindsey graham is this latest statements to deal with mama than someone is going to be directed towards u.s. president donald trump as well who sees still mohammed bin s

announcer: lindsey vonn!hronic knee injuries and persistent pain. even before the race began, it was clear that it would be an emotional weekend. on saturday, she was moved to tears after organisers surprised her with a highlight reel of her historic 12 wins on the course. thank you! cheering and applause. woman: we love you, lindsey! thank you. lindsey vonn has won three olympic medals, four overall world cup championships and an astounding 82 professional titles — that‘s the most of any woman, and just four short of the overall record. she‘s a household name in america, where she‘s credited with elevating women‘s skiing, inspiring the next generation — like sunday‘s winner, fellow american mikaela shiffrin. although ms vonn said she hadn‘t fully decided yet, in an interview with swiss tv, she said that: a possibly abrupt end —— in an interview with swiss tv, she said that: a possibly abrupt end to an historic run. kim gittleson, bbc news. skywatchers are gearing up for a lunar eclipse that‘s due to begin ve

and she said, "lindsey, it's the worst thing we've ever seen."aid, "i know, but, you know, what's your exit strategy?" and she said, "that's just it -- we don't have one. i'm working on it now." and then, a few hours later, she was killed. >> again, in this moment that we are living, we all remember so starkly where we were when we heard that marie had been killed in 2012, and now, six years later, you have -- so many others have been killed in the last six years trying to do this kind of work, but, all of a sudden, the world is focused on jamal khashoggi because he wasn't a war correspondent, but he was taking on and criticizing a very powerful regime. and, again, until we find out exactly what happened to him, we can only assume the worst of what's been leaked. but there is that whole similar attitude that, "i cannot be silenced. i will not be silenced," whether it's marie because of the danger, whether it's jamal because of the threats he was getting from the saudi regime and others. i wonder whether people understand that that's what they do

lindsey is on the trump train.s insinuating that donald has some sort of something on lindsey graham. this is totally inappropriate. >> i think it's totally fine to say the waters are murky with the russia probe. maybe they are blackmailing them and people are saying they must be blackmailing trump. then the further indication that lindsey graham must be gay and that's what they have on him. that would be an open secret because it's been a rumor for so long that he has addressed. going back to toxic masculinity. that's being weaponized against him saying you are less of a man and going back to mccarthyism, you can't be trusted, you must be a traitor because you are homosexual. jesse: so they are weaponizing it against communists. >> where is ronald reagan when you need him. i want to use her excuse for a tweet. it's just my opinion. it's what i believe. that wouldn't go over well if it's something truly offensive. you need to look at some of these candidates elected in november that have shoddy pasts. she has been

announcer: lindsey vonn!she planned to retire in december, due to chronic knee injuries and persistent pain. even before the race began, it was clear that it would be an emotional weekend. on saturday, she was moved to tears after organisers surprised her with a highlight reel of her historic 12 wins on the course. woman: we love you, lindsey! lindsey vonn has won three olympic medals, four overall world cup championships and an astounding 82 professional titles — that's the most of any woman, and just four short of the overall record. she's a household name in america, where she's credited with elevating women's skiing, inspiring the next generation — like sunday's winner, fellow american mikaela shiffrin. although ms vonn said she hadn't fully decided yet, skywatchers are gearing up for a lunar eclipse that's underway. it's called a 'super blood wolf moon‘ and should be visible in many parts of the world. this is the scene live in los angeles. we believe we are in a partial eclipse stage. at some point afte

the president is rejecting lindsey graham's idea to reopen the government to three weeks. here is the reaction of lisa murkowski. >> well, then mr. president, when are you going to help us open the government? >> she is one of three gop senators who are publicly calling for the shutdown to end. >> house republicans will deny iowa congressman steve king committee assignments after he made remarks defending racism. king staying completely silent as he left his office. king has a long history of outrageous comments relating to race and immigration. he criticized the gop move saying mccarthy made, quote, a political decision that ignores the truth. he says his quotes were m mischaracterized. july fo judge for yourself. he said white nationalists, white supremacists, western civilization, how did that language become he offensive? >> a pair of high profile republican condemned king. mitch mcconnell calling his statement unworthy of elected position and adding if he doesn't understand why white supremacy is offensive, he should find another line of work. and mitt romney tells cn

lindsey ford shows us how jayme's loved ones are welcoming her home.erald:"in a bed in a safe house with a smile on her face, that's all i need, that's all i want for jayme." that is the news barron county sheriff chris fitzgerald received saturday morning from the family of jayme closs.that the 13-year-old girl who was missing for 3 months is now back in her family's loving arms..chris fitzgerald:"we're going to work on jayme's time. we're going to work ... when jayme wants to learn more about the case, we will tell her. we're going to take it at her pace. we're going to do whatever she needs to make this happen."fitzgerald says his team of professionals right now are focusing on what's best for jayme's personal needs.jennifer smith, one of jayme's aunts, says words cannot describe the feeling she is having, knowing that her niece woke up in a safe place.reporter lindsey ford:"behind me is the home of jayme closs where she went missing, and her parents murdered...but community members say there is now light at the end of the tunnel." sandy vanderveer:

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for donald trump got elected lindsey graham called a racist. bigot. donald trump or somebody knows something. about lindsey graham. i am sure there is something happening with him based on what. that's a remarkable comment to make about a sitting u.s. senator. the at the evidence really. present. presented to us in the way that. is disrupting democracy everywhere in the united states and in me a democracy to interfere in our elections we don't care why we're going to. russia . it's not a normal country. all right a u.s. court finally sheds a light on the case of an american born iranian journalist who has been detained without charges more on that after a short break this is our two international. you want to make sure that the quality is not just a slogan of misery but it also is associated with the rise of the startup of leave how can you have a rise in the standard. by having people who are rich saving investing . broadening increasing the size of the national park so that you can distribute pull everything. welcome back to international now an ame

out for donald trump got elected lindsey graham called donald trump a racist. donald trump or somebody knows something pretty extreme about lindsey graham. i am sure there is something happening with him based on what the fact that that's a remarkable comment to make about a sitting u.s. senator. the at the evidence really. present. presented to us in the way that. is disrupting democracy everywhere and of the united states and in me a democracy to interfere in our elections we don't care why we're going to. russia . it's not a normal country. the. story we're keeping a very close eye on this weekend an american born journalist who works as a news presenter on a rainy and state t.v. has been arrested in the u.s. as a material witness in. case a court order revealed on friday that although she has been detained she's not been charged with any crime. generation seems ok. the fact that certain data restrictions with their stature was. not being accounted. for her headscarf had been the answer will. be. we are concerned by the arrest of a journalist for iranian sta

. >> reporter: lindsey graham expressing outrage over her request to postpone it. >> nancy pelosi wants the state of the union, give the president one dollar for the wall. not very good ideas. >> reporter: house minority leader kevin mccarthy telling fox news, quote, it is unbecoming of a speaker to do this. democrats sounding off on the letter and the fate of the address. >> i don't think it is officially -- i have not seen the speaker's letter. we haven't gotten a reply from the president. it is not officially. >> reporter: the secretary of homeland security, kirstjen neilsen, assuring security will be prepared. the department of homeland security and the secret service are fully prepared to support and secure the state of the union. we thank the service for their mission focus and dedication and for all they do each day to secure the homeland. meanwhile at the white house donald trump signed a bill giving federal workers back pay as the shutdown in tuesday 27. he also sat down with the problem solvers caucus yesterday but no solutions came out of that meeting. back to you. todd: fox

lindsey graham is so obviously being blackmailed by russia. but. a republican just told me that he graham is good towing to trump and in directly putting because he's being blackmailed rather he thinks it probably involves some pretty serious sexual. love for donald trump got elected lindsey graham called donald trump a racist. bigot or it could be the donald trump or somebody knows something pretty extreme about lindsey graham. i am pretty sure there is something happening with him based on what evidence what facts that's a remarkable comment to make about a sitting u.s. senator. the evidence really. present. presented to us in the way that. the president. is disrupting democracy everywhere and i mean the united states and in me a democracy to interfere in our elections we don't care why we're going to hit you in here too hard on russia. it's not a normal country. and american born journalist who works as a news presenter on iranian state t.v. has been arrested in the u.s. as a material witness in an undisclosed case a court order revealed on frid

for donald trump got elected lindsey graham called a racist. donald trump or somebody knows something. about lindsey graham. i am sure there is something happening with him. that's a remarkable comment to make about a sitting u.s. senator. the at the evidence really. present. presented to us in the way that. is disrupting democracy everywhere in the united states and in me a democracy to interfere in our election if we don't care why we're going to hard. on a normal country. to another story we're closely following today an american born journalist who works as a news presenter on a rainy and state t.v. has been arrested in the u.s. as a material witness in a case a court order revealed on friday she has been detained she's not been charged with a crime. generalization seems ok bad. she was not happy. the staff had certain dietary restrictions will just add her instructions were not being accounted. for her headscarf had been moved against her will. we are concerned by the arrest of a journalist for iranian state t.v. shamy we have serious conc

love for donald trump got elected lindsey graham called donald trump a racist. bigot or it could be the donald trump or somebody knows something pretty extreme about lindsey graham. i am sure there is something happening with him based on what fact that's a remarkable comment to make about a sitting u.s. senator. the at the evidence really. present. presented to us in the way that. is disrupting democracy everywhere and of the united states and in me a democracy to interfere in our election if we don't care why we're going to hard russia. is not a normal country. at least sixty six people have been killed and dozens of others badly burned in a pipeline explosion north of mexico city. it's believed to have been caused by thieves who were trying to siphon off fuel oil had reportedly been spilling out for several hours before the blast happened and officials say hundreds of people were filling up plastic containers the nation's president is now promising a crackdown this weekend glass one of the deadliest explosions in mexican history. now an american born a journa

you said lindsey graham is bluffing. compromise, this was before the new year started. and putting in protection for dreamers, whether temporary or not and that would be the basis of a compromise. behind closed doors discussions with other republicans about this very thing. how is he bluffing? >> calling on the president to declare a national emergency, this would take pressure off of congressional democrats. and congress needs to do its job. and trump may be petty in choosing the 11th our position, it does look even worse for the democrats to not be willing to attribute $5 billion which is a drop in the bucket in comparison to the federal budget which is in the trillions. trump needs to hold out and show that he's not dealing with people who are interested in securing amnesty for daca recipients in a kinder immigration system. is dealing with a lot of open border extremism. that takes pressure off of congressional democrats, making the court's gave good. >> if the court ends up blocking this thing does not set a precede

lindsey vonn may have skied her final race sooner than she hoped.n planned to retire at the end of this world cup season, but as kate snow reports, years of injuries have taken their toll. >> now the final run in cortina for lindsey vonn. >> reporter: it was her first race this season on the world cup circuit in italy sunday. sh skiing on a knee that is just hanging togetherreds of cartilage. this is pureill. >> reporter: but will wasn't enough. >> oh no! >> reporter: lindsey vonn visibly crushed. >> i'm not sure -- i'm not sure if i can keep going. or>> reporter: she told nbts she might be done, in too much pain to keep racing. >> just need to really think things through the next few days and make some hard decisions. >> reporter: in an int with swiss tv, vonn was more definitive saying, now it's time to listen to my body and it's time to say good-bye. after winning gold in vaouver, injuries forced her to sit out in sochi.in last february pyeongchang she won bronze. p racing, want to s you know. i don't want this to be my last olympics. >> reporter

the immigration lindsey will show up. the other guy is there, too.any more than you do. so the bottom line is we are starting off with something that would be good for the country. we have a vacancy for the attorney general spot. we have a chance to fill that vacancy. mr. barr, you can't hold a job. when you look at what he's done in his life, it's incredible. i want to thank the president for nominating somebody who is worthy of the job who will understand on day one what the job is about and can right the ship over there. i think we all have concerns. i know senator whitehouse is passionate about cyber security and other ideas that sheldon has been pushing. it's just a matter of time before we hit hard if somebody doesn't step up with solutions. but a little bit about the nominee. he's been attorney general before, from 1991 to 1993 by voice vote. those were the days. deputy attorney general from 1990 to 1991, unanimous consent without a recorded vote. assistant attorney general, office of legal counsel, voice vote. that's pretty amazing. i think y

one says i hope lindsey graham can be the lindsey graham i worked on immigration reform with and not lindsey graham that yelled during the kavanaugh hearing. and another one, is this going to be kavanaugh 2.0? what's your expectation for tomorrow? >> charlie is dead on about the views. here they might be pivotal. in comparison with kavanaugh, we have this one interesting contrast. bill barr can't say well, i can't tell you about that, because it may come before me. he famously in '91 said i think roe v. wade is wrong and should be overruled. he needs to be candid and responsive. there is an intention between his very, very full bodied views of executive power and how he will promise to permit mueller to do his work in an unfettered way. >> thank you all. we're taking a live look at john marshal high school in los angeles. we'll pull it up. students were supposed to be in school this morning. they are not because of this. not at this school. more than 1,000 schools in the city. teachers are now on strike. a live report from l.a. we'll talk with the woman running one of the large east

and so when trump says this and when lindsey graham says it, we have to push back. we can't just say, oh, it's washington. it's not just washington. we're losing something in our country. >> and a good president, i don't care if it's george bush, barack obama, they build up the institutions that are under threat. they don't win at all costs. they say, what's the right thing to do long term for the good of the country. >> matt, one second, this is an interesting conversation we're witnessing on the screen. again, we're minutes away from the hearing getting gavelled back into order. sheldon whitehouse on the right, the democrat from the state of rhode island, is having -- we would love to have a microphone on this, is having a spirited conversation with lindsey graham, the new chairman of the judiciary committee on the left. whitehouse, a former u.s. attorney himself, is an aggressive questioner and he will again start off the next half of this hearing. matt, go ahead. >> i think you're right, it's a very interesting conversation. he's about to be up, and he has signa

be the donald trump or somebody knows something pretty extreme about lindsey graham. i am sure there is something happening with him based on what evidence what facts that's a remarkable comment to make about a sitting u.s. senator. the at the evidence really. present. presented to us in the way that. it's not your friend who is disrupting democracy everywhere and i mean the united states and in me a democracy to interfere in our elections we don't care why we're going to hit you and hit you hard on russia. it's not a normal country. still to come germany joins the ranks of western countries dialing up the pressure on chinese telecoms giant huawei thoughts right after this break. join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to get us out of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. please reach terminal debt deal the no amount of economic activity going forward will never provide the tax revenues sufficient to pay down the step we're past the point of no return we've gone through the debt looking glass this means

lindsey graham was among the republican candidate. >> lindsey graham says if donald trump is elected president for the republican party, he's going to ruin the republican party. that's a paraphrase. >> things have changed katy tur. >> it is remarkable of the turn around. i am fascinated to have covered it. i am going to be fascinated talking to these lawmakers years down the road and asking them what in their mind changed and how they feel about this looking backward. >> may i ask you a question? do you find it unbelievable? >> i do. >> you should write a book about it. >> it is really friday. >> we should go out and buy a book. >> i will see you back in an hour. >> there you go. >> ali velshi and stephanie ruhle. thank you, guys. >>> it is day 21 of the government shutdown. tomorrow will be the longest in our nation's history. today 800,000 federal employees are starting to miss their paychecks. getting pay stubs with zero where their net pay should be. >> we have mortgage, car loan, cell phone, electric and gas and utilities. are you going to pay for medication or are you going to

dealt with republican senator lindsey graham is on a two day visit to turkey graham says he hopes donald trump will slow the withdrawal of american troops from syria until i saw was destroyed well that's in contrast to the u.s. president who said american troops are going home because i saw defeated osama bin job joining us from gaza on tap in turkey that's close to the syrian border so what are we to make of lindsey graham's comments on saudi arabia. when he says the relationship can't move forward until the situation is dealt with. a repetition of seeing what he believes him this time around come to and talking to reporters at the capital he said that the situation that saudi arabia is an important. of the united states but the situation. with the murder of. doug is off concern and he needs it to be dealt with before the two allies can move forward in their relationship this is if you remember in reference to the united states president saying that he believes that the cia did not conclude that jamal fog killing and the order of that killing came directly from the top of visit the crow

republican senator lindsey graham said yesterday, no wall funding is a nonstarter for president rouhani. >> to my democratic friends, there will never be a deal with how wall funding. so far most democrats say they will never be a deal with wall funding. >> with donald trump and the republicans want to do is waster money on an ineffective border wall that is a fifth century solution to a 21st century problem. >> julie: neither side appears to be budging. even if the house votes on the proposal on thursday, the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell made it very clear that the senate won't vote on a bill that doesn't have the president supports. we are still at least several days away from the shutdown hunting. thank you very much. joining me now from the border state of texas, michael burgess. thank you very much for talking to us. >> thank you. >> julie: we heard from the president and that interview with fox, he remains. however many democrats, they are out of town. that is one of several reasons why the president blames them for the continuing shutdown which doesn't seem to be changi

the first question from the audience, what's happened to lindsey graham?ke that. >> senior senator from the great state of south carolina. >> yeah, i don't know linda graham, and i say that because i used to know most senators having worked in the senate for senator patrick mionaham. i don't have it all when i talk about a senator who i don't know. so i have no confidence in this. but the short answer is i don't know. but the general answer for republicans who are completely s subservant to trump in all things is that they fear the trump voter in their state and congressional district. they fear that voter. and they are working enslavishly to that voter. it isn't to donald trump. it's to that voter. and they're also in lindsey graham's case very seriously spending every day trying to make sure they are not challenged in a primary in their next republican re-election campaign for the senate. and the way you do that now is you tie yourself as closely to trump as possible. but what's true of lindsey graham is you can play a video of him, you know, saying that

announcer: lindsey vonn!cided yet, in an interview with swiss tv, she said that: a possibly abrupt end to an historic run. kim gittleson, bbc news. and before we go, we'd like to leave you with these beautiful pictures from china, of a huge icicle waterfall in mount tai in shandong province. with temperatures below zero, the waterfall has frozen over the 80m—high cliffs, creating this spectacular crystal wonderland. the blood moon is called will because that is the name of the special noon injanuary. that is the romantic name given to it. if you can get outside, do go and have a look, but come back, because the business briefing is happening very shortly with me. goodbye. hello. monday gets off to a quiet, frosty start for many of us. things will be quite different, though, by the end of the day as we see quite a vigorous weather system moving in from the north—west. widespread frost on monday compare to sunday. like sharp frost in places. some areas of clout around and some hazy brightness to come during the

lindsey graham is trying to lay the groundwork and soften it for him.ious to know whether or not president trump knew these things about became barr when he appointed him. did he know in fact that he and robert moellueller and their families are close. you could see the president reacting to that not in favor of bill barr. that doesn't necessarily change the larger question which is what role does he see himself playing in supervising bob mueller? what decision will he make if bob mueller comes to him with a report in terms of releasing that to the congress or public. those are big questions that he's going to hear asked i think pretty vigorously next week certainly by democrats if not by republicans. >> and i wanted to also ask clint watts here about paul manafort and the significance of what we now saw was the failure to fully redact, i mean, they simply copy and by copy and pasting, you could see what was written that paul manafort when he was the chair of the campaign was actually talking to this very suspect figure connected we believe strongly con

here to weigh in on it all, jonas max ferris and lindsey bell. lindsey, let me start with you.emiconductors, xilinx, lam research, southwest, american, american joins the big three, all giving very strong first quarter guidance. then you have other indidindusts that suggest american economy is doing very well. >> fourth quarter results coming in better than expected. 17% of s&p five reported beat earnings estimates. the think about it, you're seeing a lot of stocks pop on the results. some of the ones, even missing cutting guidance estimates are going down sharply going into the reporting period along with the huge selloff impact ad lot of companies. look at lam research, for example, down 24% in the last year going into earnings report. so it is easy to pop once you're kind of getting to the end of this weak period. charles: no doubt, jonas. we talked about that in the past, the expectations game. even the whisper, i think the whisper number is coming back right? the official number we talk about you will at time investors seeing. then the unofficial number. wall street embrac

today that very same lindsey graham tweeting again quote mr. president, declare a national emergency now. build a wall now. we've entered a frankly pathetic phrase in which they're clammoring to give away their power in congress because they cannot admit the emperor has no clothes. his bill passed yesterday in the senate and today in the house. first let's start with that, senator. does that mean that goes to the president's desk now to be signed? >> it does, chris. this was a bill that we introduced in the senate. it passed the senate yesterday. it passed the house today. on its way to the president's devrg. desk. senator mcconnell said before we pass this the senate, president trump said he would sign it but that's exactly what the president's people told mitch mcconnell a couple of weeks ago about the bill to extend the continuing resolution through february 28th. so let's hope the president signs it. this is the shameful now milestone where we're about to break the largest, longest shutdown in u.s. history and as you said i saw a lot of the