graham and worked with me — he supported lindsey graham, he was on lindsey graham's finance, co—chair in this race. that is huge and it's sort of — i'll give you the equivalent, think of mount olympus, that is what michelin is here in south carolina, and dick wilkerson was zeus — it is having zeus come on your side and saying, you know what, jamie, you are going to win this race, and that is why we know we're going to do it. well, zeus is kind of a cool guy to have on your side but, rather more important is having all the bernie sanders supporters on your side, at least, maybe not so much in south carolina, but certainly across the country. the democratic party is not going to take back the white house unless all of those leftists and progressives within the democratic party meet common cause withjoe biden and people like you, a well—known centrist, but the progressives look at the biden agenda right now, they see very little, to quote some of them, that is different, frankly, from donald trump. why are the sanders people coming over to you in november? this is what i've been telling

graham and worked with me — he supported lindsey graham, he was on lindsey graham's finance, co—chairn this race. that is huge and it's sort of — i'll give you the equivalent, think of mount olympus, that is what michelin is here in south carolina, and dick wilkerson was zeus — it is having zeus come on your side and saying, you know what, jaime, you are going to win this race, and that is why we know we're going to do it. well, zeus is kind of a cool guy to have on your side but, rather more important is having all the bernie sanders supporters on your side, at least, maybe not so much in south carolina, but certainly across the country. the democratic party is not going to take back the white house unless all of those leftists and progressives within the democratic party meet common cause withjoe biden and people like you, a well—known centrist, but the progressives look at the biden agenda right now, they see very little, to quote some of them, that is different, frankly, from donald trump. why are the sanders people coming over to you in november? this is what i've been telling fo

graham and me, he supported lindsey graham and me, he supported lindsey graham and was in his financenson came out and supported me in this race. that isa and supported me in this race. that is a huge and to give you the equivalent, think of mount olympus, thatis equivalent, think of mount olympus, that is what michelin is here and dick wilkinson is zeus and for him to say you are going to win this race, that is why we we're going to do it. as this is a great figure. the democratic party is not going to ta ke the democratic party is not going to take back the white house unless all of those leftists and progressives within the democratic party meet common cause with joe within the democratic party meet common cause withjoe biden and people like you, a well—known centrists but the progressive look at the joe biden centrists but the progressive look at thejoe biden agenda and see very little, to quote some of them, that is different, frankly, from donald trump. why are the bernie sanders people coming over to you in november? this is what i've been telling folks across south carolina. a

you heard it from lindsey graham. who works standing on their feet everyday being paid to stay alive at home. the way i am right now, over our dead bodies will they keep those extra pennies and despite the crime by graham and his monopoly board character donald trump and mitch mcconnell. the federal minimum wage had been stuck at $7.25 cents an hour for 11 years. the longest stretch in u.s. history. it is not just the employees are struggling. as andrew yang tweeted, instead of praise, most essential workers would prefer a raise. joining me now, joe sandberg, cofounder of aspiration and andr andrew zimmer. >> all right, joe, lindsey graham is saying if you pay people too much money, they'll want to work from home in the basement like i am and they'll be lazy. >> well, this is personal to me. i grew up in a paycheck to paycheck household and my mom raised me my herself and lost her home. and joy, you hit the nail on the head. america has a working ethos. everyone who works should be able to afford life basic needs. mos

that's what i hope lindsey graham -- and, look, we have to be very fast here.e keeping this as an october surprise. lindsey graham has to get the pedal to the metal, and we've to to -- wee have to get some actin here. elizabeth: we'll see. >> we're so grateful that he's doing, but we have to get to the answers before election day. elizabeth: david bossie, great to have you on. come back soon. i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. thanks so much for joining us. we're going to have a lot more show tomorrowe night. we hope you have a good evening. ♪ ♪d >> found in grandpa's attic... >> it was a dirty, dusty old box. and then it's like, "wow. i don't know what it is." >> ...a discovery that will make the baseball world flip. >> you've got honus wagner, ty cobb, cy young, christy mathewson. >> i'm thinking to myself, "oh, my god. i have $1 million sitting in a chair." >> but is it almost too much of a good thing? >> it certainly changes the market in a negative way. >> i'm jamie colby, and today, i'm in northwest ohio, on

that's what i hope lindsey graham -- and, look, we have to be very fast here.an't be keeping this as an october surprise. lindsey graham has to get the pedal to the metal, and we've to to -- wee have to get some actin here. elizabeth: we'll see. >> we're so grateful that he's doing, but we have to get to the answers before election day. elizabeth: david bossie, great to have you on. come back soon. i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. thanks so much for joining us. we're going to have a lot more show tomorrowe night. we hope you have a good evening. ♪ ♪d [ rock music plays ] >> a world-record car collection... >> he just kept going. he never stopped. >> i believe his goal was to have one of every car ever made. >> a maverick driven to leave a mark... >> he went to a wrecking-yard auction, bought the whole wrecking yard. >> his family promises to carry out his grand plan. >> i think there was a feeling of dread, relief, excitement, and enthusiasm. >> i love it. feel the hair blowing, the top down. >> but can they fulf

thank goodness lindsey is bringing it to the forefront.f there are really that many individuals involved, you need to find out, even if it gets down to a small fraction of it, that is significant. the american public ought to be concerned about that. that is really the deep state, kind of run amok and it's time, like i say we get the truth. elizabeth: you know, senator, house republicans led by jim jordan and devin nunes, they want to get to the bottom of the trump russia probe. jim jordan wants to talk directly to fbi agent joseph pietka. he interviewed michael flynn. somehow the notes are not anywhere to be found. fbi said he did not do anything intentionally misleading conversation. fbi wanted to drop the case. peter strzok and seventh floor wanted to keep it open. the question is that now the by the book? we have the curious email from susan rice that obama did things by the book. it is now declassified. james comey and obama were really looking hard and focusing sharply on michael flynn. was any of this, does this sound all of it by t

and lindsey graham to make testify. >> the president is not sold in this idea. should the former president be questioned under oath. doj official francie higgs. what do you think. >> this is an interesting question. people want to know what happened during the obama administration, look like there was corruption, misconduct and even crime in the context of the russia investigation in the flynn prosecution but whether or not president obama were to testify is an interesting question. we would like to hear from him but as a prosecutor i bill the case, i want to know what everyone else was doing. he is not the one tapping people's wires, not the one reviewing transcript. he may be directing people. what we do know is certainly it is his minions, the people going forth and getting all this information was what we want to know is what did they do, why did they do it and who directed them. jillian: lindsey graham says, quote, now president is above the law, both presidents are welcome to come before the committee and share their concerns. it would make for great telev

lindsey graham announcing he is going to hold of vote whether to subpoena us someone you will recognize. with the senate judiciary committee actually do it, coming the same day william barr signals the investigation that is heating up. how democrats tell the supreme court they are not done looking to impeach the president. urging to release grand jury material from the mueller investigation and say they are probing whether the doj acted improperly. welcome to fox news at night. we begin with kevin cork on a very busy newsnight. >> perhaps they shocked the nation but the revelation that donald trump is taking the antimalarial drugs should take you about his attitude and the advice he has gotten. >> i happen to be taking it, i happen to be taking it. i am taking chloroquine. >> the drug is been subject of numerous studies with varying degrees of effectiveness, the president said today he is willing to take the risk before adding he's not alone. >> you be surprised how many people are taking good especially the front-line workers before you catch it. the front-line workers, many are taking

lindsey, this proves they new! >> before it even started, they knew. the fbi and the department of justice is writing to the fisa court in 2018. this is 2018. in 2018, january of 2018, devin nunes writes a memo critical of the fisa application. the grassley-graham bebo is very critical of the carter page warrant application. here's what the court is told by the fbi and department of justice in july of 2018. they say in the letter to the court, though, the application is good. it's solid. it sound. but a few technical irregularities, and they repeat the lie that the sub source was truthful and cooperative. in other words, they are telling the court t that the sub source validated the dossier rather than shredded it. they are actually repeating that lie again in 2018. only until horwitz came along do we know, why couldn't they founh what horwitz found? in the file, you have a memo right there for anybody to see indicating that the sub source, the russian sub source said the dossier was a bunch of garbage. it was hearsay bartok. >> senator, all of these p

to lindsey's going to subpoena them all and hopefully get to the bottom of all of this.n ratcliffe, you've worked with him, served with him in the congress. >> good man. lou: -- as the dni, do you think that he will do, he will release those transcripts of general flynn that were declassified by ric grenell? >> yeah, i think he will. john ratcliffe's a good man, i think he's going to do the great work that ric grenell started there. i look forward to working with him. i want that transcript between mr. flynn and mr. kislyak, i want the original 302. remember, when peter strzok and pientka try to set up mike flynn, there are the initial 302 notes of that interview, and then it was changed by peter strzok. i want to see the kislyak-flynn conversation, the original 302, and then i wanted to see the one written and amended by peter strzok. we have asked to get access to that as well from christopher wray, the 3020s, we've also asked to make sure we get a chance to interview mr. by credibility ca at some time. hopefully, we'll be able to get that information. pientka. lou: co

finish do it, lindsey graham, just do it. no more mr. nice guy, no more talk.once again, after being called to action, graham has wilted. take a listen. >> no president's above the law, but we do have separations of powers, and i think it'd be a bad precedent to compel a former president to come before the congress. it would open up a can of worms, and for a variety of reasons i don't think that's a good idea. but we will do a lot of oversight over all things crossfire hurricane. lou: perhaps the senator hasn't noticed, but that can of political corruption has been opened up and been spread across all three branches of our government, and this is a national crisis of unprecedented proportions. it is truly a constitutional crisis. perhaps the senator might want to reflect on that. >>> the clinton-appointed judge presiding over general michael flynn's case, emmett sullivan, making yet another, another extraordinary thely apparent corrupt action. sullivan chose to appoint a retired judge, john gleason, to argue against the justice department's efforts to drop the

this, just a day after senator lindsey graham introduced a bill to sanction china if it fails to cooperateith the coronavirus inveio

senator lindsey graham is holding a hearing next week on the use of force. but might i suggest the handling of these cases for over a decade, we need to examine training on the job, what mechanisms are used, and sensitivity training. and you have got to look at leadership from top to bottom. all of america is with you and all of america is examining a lot of things in the wake of all these demonstrations and protests. we'll be right back after this.

steven lindsey, curtis charters, and joshua camps all arrested in southern california on tuesday. the fourth suspect caleb charters was arrested in michigan and awaiting ition. he and steven lindsey are the ones who worked for the victim at his cannabis company called inter-sis cal systems the victim was kidnapped and killed last october when the four men broke into his home, kidnapped him, forced him into his girlfriend's suv and left him shot to death on a property he owned in the rural santa cruz mountains. the motive was robbery. >> this is a senseless crime. these people wanted monetary gain and took advantage of the situation. >> atray was 50 years old, founder and ceo a web marketing firm in addition to the cannabis system. his family thanked the sheriff's department and say they miss him every day and believe his spirit lives on. these guys have no criminal history. the investigation is ongoing and the santa cruz county sheriff's office hopes to present to the da later on this afternoon. i'm anne mack vic at the live news desk. >>> fuouactr aion de sbd headto prison e admi

>> lindsey and evie? lindsey, you first. >> first, congratulations.showing incredible resilience and positivity. it's not what an employer can do for me, but what you can you do for a company, for an employer. i would keep all options on of table with graduate school and jobs, even considering starting your own business or working at consulting or internship role, but positivity, resilience and a desire to contribute in any way that an organization needs, i think that's what you bring to the table. >> evie, to you. >> we've tracked just an incredible collective trauma that folks in puerto rico have gone through, with maria, the earthquake, and now this situation. i applaud you for stepping out in a time like this when you've been through so much. i think that natural resilience to develop that concern for others, not just yourself, are things that will probably be evident in your job search. but sharing your story, sharing your vulnerability, but recognizing your own assets you've developed i think are really important. >>> well, you guys, congratulat

also tonight, senator lindsey graham is here with a look at the latest emerging revelations on a number of fronts including general michael flynn's case and the impending report from john durham. the president was in arizona, he met with lawmakers and visited a mask factory, joining me now is congresswoman debbie lesko. good to have you on "the story" tonight. the introduction here, did you sense that something has changed in the president's approach to all of this today? >> i think like the rest of us he was happy to get out of the white house, get out of his home and come to arizona and i'm so glad that he did. i was honored to be on air force one with him and the ceo of honeywell -- he came to honeywell in arizona to see a n95 manufacturing plant. it was great to see him and i think he was happy to see everybody and to be out and about to. >> martha: given the fact that we've seen a thousand deaths a day for more than 30 days and some of these models show that is increasing as things start to open up -- we are going to talk to dr. murray in a moment. does that concern you as your sta

chairman lindsey graham announced the committee would postpone that until june.e will bring you any updates when they become available. the select subcommittee on the coronavirus crisis is meeting today to discuss frontline and essential workers. that is due to start at noon eastern and we will have live coverage when it begins. sunday night, on q&a, historian jeff quinn discusses his book, about the summer road trips taken by henry ford and thomas edison. >> the idea came when they said go ahead and take a car trip into the everglades. there would be lots of exotic plans, animal life, and it would be an adventure. it was pointed out to them that there is not really any roads there, and it is dangerous and people could die, but they knew better. the trip lasted a day and a half. there was a monsoon. there were snakes, alligators, they fled, but they like the idea. it came about that they would take a trip once a year if they could. would be less looming. sunday night at 8:00 p.m. --tern on c-span'sq&a >> c-span has on federal -- unfiltered coverage of congress, t

. >> 2020 campaign coverage continues now a south carolina senator lindsey graham has a virtual event held by president trump's reelection campaign. datagram discusses his work on the judiciary committee hosted by laura trump the president's daughter-in-law is 35 minutes. >> good evening everybody welcomed the team trump online i am laura trump senior advisor to president trump's reelection campaign. tonight senator lindsey graham, chairman of the senate judiciary committee is with us and we are so excited for it senator graham thank you for being with this. >> thank you you do an awesome job this is the child for trip. >> thank you so much. in recent weeks we have learned really interesting information. we learned that the obama/biden administration welcomed a check and weaponize intelligent community to take down the upcoming trump administration they name specific individuals targeted incoming national security adviser, michael flynn and fbi agents even discuss the potential to force a general flynn to light during interrogations. this is an unprecedented and corrupt abuse of power

. >> reporter: undeterred, lindsey sprung into action. >> i thought let's see if we can get married at the chase center. there's no sports, and it's home it to so many memories for us. we love it out here. >> reporter: this new magical day, thanks in part to the community, including vendors who loaned lindsey her game, flowers and the warriors themselves, even a member of the team to act as a witness. >> a michigan alum, i couldn't be happier to see jordan here. >> reporter: and one more surprise. >> on behalf of abc and the disney fairy tale weddings wedds aldo, we want to present you with a special, limited edition pair of glass slippers in your size. a moment they won't forget. >> we appreciate everyone's support, everyone being here donating stuff for us. >> we're husband and wife! >> woo! >> hmm. does not get more magical than that. the couple still plans to hold a reception at disney world in the fall fingers crossed and honeymoon one day in pa >>> some famous names got together to throw a mega prom. michelle obama hosted yesterday's virtual prom-a-thon, saying she's proud of the

when it comes to lindsey graham going after this, lindsey graham has always been in south carolina we say you are either chicken poop or chicken salad. he has been chicken poop until the supreme court nomination hearings. i think there should be an addition to the subpoena list, that is president obama and biden. we will see if he has the south carolina cojones to put those on the list. host: are you going to be watching the hearing? caller: no, ma'am. i have to work. i want to work. i am trying to rebuild this country by working. i think they need to let everyone get back to work, because we are going to have to endure this thing one way or another. we can work instead of destroying the economy. host: let me tell you because you have to go to work, i understand, if you miss this hearing, for you and others, you can go to c-span.org after it is over. we mark the key moments of the hearing as they happen. you will see gold stars at the bottom of the video player and will be able to watch an hour -long hearing and hit the key moments if you have time after the fact. 10:00 a.m. eastern i

senator lindsey graham, thanks for being with us tonight. we heard from the senator.ow let's talk about this from a congressman joining me from louisiana, how minority whip, steve scalise. you know i'm fired up here. i can't believe what i have been reading today. this is a coup. it is an attempt at a coup to get rid of the president. there was no russia collusion. they made it up. they had four spokes in the wheel. none of them flipped because there was nothing to flip. flip. in the end we are trying to figure out what will you be able to do so americans feel we are living in a land where there is law and order. right now it ain't sounding like it. >> no, judge. it's going to be with you. as all this has come out. it's vindication tore people like general flynn. for so many of us who have been calling out on the justice department to hold people accountable. how far it goes, we still don't know. joe biden has serious questions to answer. but you can recall devin nunes saying this years ago. jim overcan saying this years a -- jim jordan saying this years ago. some of

and we have lindsey graham planning some hearings as early as the summer into the fall.d the john durham report will be very interesting to look at and i think it's about a month away according to senator grassley. and it lindsey graham wants to start this process of hearings and having subpoena power to call these people up. there are going to be democrats who say this is a fishing expedition. the biggest factor is that john durham and u.s. attorney report that comes in after months and months of looking into this. >> we had senator tom cotton on at the top of the 9:00 hour this morning, responding to lindsey graham, calling up a vote. that's possible subpoenas after current officials and that's how the senate responded to that. the final days in the campaign of 2016, and it would appear to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power, a hallmark of our republic going back more than 200 years. >> sandra: i wonder what that tells us about what's going forward and what to expect, and we also asked him about president trump appearing to be surprised when bill barr suggested that

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lindsey graham came back and said probably not good for the country. meanwhile, let's talk about we are hearing from two of the figures who did do some unmasking. john brennan and james clapper. clapper the dni and brennan who ran the cia. here is a soundbite where brennan talks a little bit about the doj dropping the charges against mr. flynn and mr. clapper talking about how often unmasking happens. >> i think our country is in very serious trouble. when you have such blatant political corruption at the highist levels of the u.s. government, something i never thought i would see in my lifetime. >> it's a routine thing. it's appropriate and legitimate. when you have a valid foreign intelligence target engaging with a u.s. person. steve: so what's interesting about those two interviews is during the john brennan interview he was not apparently asked why he wanted mr. flynn unmasked. that was on msnbc. and then, ainsley, on cnn, when mr. clapper wars asked about whether or not he had leaked the video went dead and obviously he could not answer. but, of

back to you. >> steve, lindsey here. i'm curious because as your photographer is panning in, we are seeing where you are, there's active fire burning behind you. don't see any kind of firefighter presence there. have you seen any firefighters there trying to put out these fires? is it an issue of priority, that there are other bigger fires burning in minneapolis, or is it also that by putting out the fires these firefighters would be putting their own lives at risk? >> reporter: i think it is both, lindsey. we have heard from leadership that if you have a structure that is not going to burn into other structures which will lead to residential structures, that is something they can isolate and let burn. but, again, you would like to see some sort of -- any official response out here dousing the flames. i mean, again, this is an active fire. flames are, you know, very visible. we don't know how deep this fire goes into the structure, and this is in a residential neighborhood. now, it is isolated on the street where it is,

it is good to check in with you. >> thank you always a pleasure. >> larry lindsey, the ceo of the lindsey group. >>> deirdre bosa has breaking news on softbank. >> the international arm has cut about 10% of its total staff, this according to a source familiar softbank declined to comment and bloomberg first reported the news according to the source to affect about two dozen employs globally and doesn't include employees of arm or fortress and separate from vision portfolio companies which on the own announcing significant layoffs, remember, we have been talking about this this week they report in mid-may and expecting significant losses thanks to that $100 billion vision fund an losses in the likes of wework and just this week revising the losses down further for when it reports so again we'll keep our eye on this but softbank's international arm cutting 10% of the staff. >> big hit we have been following all week. thank you. >>> coming up, text the store and wait in the car. that's the new normal at this mall opening curbside delivery a few hours ago and speaking to the owner about that

and here is the response by senator lindsey graham to that tweet. let's watch that. >> no president is above the law but we do have separations of powers and i think it would be a bad precedent to compel a former president to come before congress. would open up a can of worms for a variety of reasons, i don't think that's a good idea. >> martha: so who do you agree with here? >> let me say this, i understand fully why the president is frustrated. his first term in office has been under a manufactured cloud by his opponents. so i understand his frustration. i will tell you what my advice to republicans would be we are five months away from the general election, the houses up and a third of the sun is up, let's not fight publicly and have these inter-nesting battles five months before the general election. this is what i think you should do. first of all, get all the documents on the evidence. there is a part of that email that no one's ever read because it still classified. how about any text with andy mccabe and jim comey? there were a lot of docume

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and i have to say, congressman, listening to lindsey graham is, it's just, it's pitiful.going to investigate the investigators, he's always got a little quick, glib response, and everything he says amounts to nothing more than hot air. are we going to ever get any kind of investigation out of the judiciary committee in the senate? >> well, it's time for one, and i think we will. but the interesting thing here, lou, if we don't -- it's playing out before our eyes right now because of the work we've done in the house and also the work with sidney powell and john solomon and others have done, sara carter -- lou: judicial watch. >> and judicial watch, tom fitton. we've seen this play out in the oval office. this went into obama's oval office. where is the mainstream media? where are they crying out? why would this be in the obama oval office when they're trying to trip up and to catch the president coming in? this is just wrong. they were out after donald trump from day one, and we're seeing it -- this rice memo's terrible. lou: do you see a pattern here for the republicans?

tonight, senator lindsey graham announcing he's going to hold a vote to subpoena a school's high profile name that recognize. the announcement coming the same day attorney general bill barr signals the durham investigation is beating up. how democrats tell the supreme court they are not look well mcdonald for looking a potential path to impeach the president. urging the court to release grand jury material from the mueller investigation and say they are probing how they acted improperly during the michael flynn and roger stone cases. welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin with corresponding kevin corke on the busy news night. >> evening, shannon. it may have shocked the room and the nation for a brief moment but the revelation that president trump is in fact taking the antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine should tell you plenty about his attitude and the advice he has gotten. >> i happen to be taking it. i happen to be taking it. >> it hydroxychloroquine? >> i'm taking it. hydroxychloroquine. >> while the drug has been the subject of numerous studies wit

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i'm lindsey riser. >> that, indeed. i'm kendis gibson, everybody.et's take a live look at boston this morning. beautiful day. the sun came up around a half hour ago. it's that time of year. it's going to deal with a blast of winter weather later on today. and so will the rest of the northeast. a lot of people -- may weather we're dealing with. 2020 is bringing everything. forecast for locausts is coming up next. >> some parts of the northeast could see about 6 to 8 inches of snow and about 75 million americans could be waking up to freezing temperatures. just a reminder, it's may 9th. >>> let's start by getting you up to facts across the country. rhode island and nevada lifting some stay-at-home orders while implementing new restrictions avenue of this weekend. nearly every state in the country has eased lockdowns in some ways. >> california governor gavin newsom signed an executive order yesterday ordering all voters in the state to receive a mail-in ballot for the california election. this makes california the first state to alter voting plans for

kendis and lindsey? >> yeah. a lot of concern for the elderly senators and congressional leaders as they head back to capitol hill. nancy pelosi has been wearing her mask, unlike many people in the administration. nbc's monica alba at the white house. thank you. >>> now, to the latest from new york. here's a live look at times square. pretty drizzly out there. it's the city's most popular tourist attraction. >> is it? >> yeah. >> hard to tell. >> sometimes you might see somebody actually laying in the street for a selfie, taking advantage of a photographic moment of all those empty streets. >> you know it's weird times when elmo is not there in times square. >> elmo and a few characters. >> not the same in city parks, though. look at this. that's the famous mountain in central park. crowds ventures out on what was a warm, spring day, with 1,000 nypd officers on their heels to enforce social distancing. >> a very strange sight. >> it was. cori coffin joins us right now from times square. amazed that you were able

maria: coming up right here we'll talk with two other senators who want to hold china accountable lindsey graham and ted cruz joining me live coming up, plus, the reopening begins. businesses like these rolling out the welcome matt as more states begin to reopen this week , florida governor rick did joining me as he prepares to fire up much of florida with phase i tomorrow. and also ahead the director of national economic council larry kudlow on what it will take for the rest of the country to get back to work and in the middle of all of this a dump of documents revealing exculpatory evidence in the michael flynn case, congressman jim jordan and trey gowdy are turning their attention now to fbi director christopher wray, and what he's done about it in the last two years all that and a lot more right here right now, on "sunday morning futures." >> and tomorrow morning, much of florida will enter phase i of a three-phase opening with the exception of three counties with the most covid-19 cases. that's miami-dade, broward and palm beach. the executive order allowing some businesses, retail s

lindsey mcpherson. "roll call." lindsey? ok. reporter: madam speaker. -- iscernible] ms. pelosi: i heard the word stabilizer. >> [indiscernible] -- ms. pelosi: we're ok with that. but in terms of the stabilizers. and that wasn't just a progressive -- that's across the board in our caucus, including in the speaker's office. i'm a big supporter of having stabilizers in the bill. for those of you -- stabilizer would be something where you might have in the bill something at says, if by january the unemployment rate is 7% or higher, we would automatically unemployment of checks. which is something that is really standard fare. but say you put that in the bill. i thought that would be a very wise thing to do. same thing with snap and rest. owever, many years as an proprietor and leadership, do not realize, because we have never spoken in these big terms before, is that if you have a stabilizer that something will happen next january and then you'll have -- $400 billion worth of unemployment checks going out, it counts in the bill today. it counts in the bill today. why would i

>> i agree with senator lindsey graham.problems, very likely that obama would have a susceptible executive privilege defense and set the precedent. every president going to call in the previous president before congress. but i want to say this, the way the mainstream media has covered this is amazing to me. could you imagine in the same situation was reversed and you had dick cheney and the lighthouse unmasking members of the incoming obama team, the press, democrats, everybody, it would be a collective freak out but you don't see the mainstream media covering this like if the shoe were on the other foot. >> ed: thanks for joining us. >> sandra: some businesses facing a backlash for charging in extra fee due to covid-19. will customers be willing to accept that? sleep this amazing? that's a zzzquil pure zzzs sleep. our gummies contain a unique botanical blend, while an optimal melatonin level means no next-day grogginess. zzzquil pure zzzs. naturally superior sleep. ♪[ siren ] & doug give me your hand! i can save you... lot

. >>> and lindsey bell to join the conversation as well we'll kick it off with the broader market stocksre fade iing into the ce today. actually we got the s&p little change there's the dow. down about 37 points despite some negative action today. thanks to monday's major surge we are still on track for the best weekly performance for the dow in six weeks looking at pretty solid gains, lindsey and now we've got a market, an s&p that's almost 35% off the march bottom where does that leave us >> yeah, it's been an impressive rebound off that bottom for certain. going into the summer months, which are usually slower months for the market in general. what we've seen from memorial day to labor day is we've seen the market be about flat over that period of time on average some summers are better than others but i think when you look at the market overall right now, it's very technically driven the 20 day moving average had been a key and now we're bumping into the 200 day moving average. that's about where the market is today, so we might need to take a little breather here that's a strong lev

if you don't like what a politician's doing, fire them at the ballot box. >> this guy lindsey graham,'s one of the dumbest human beings i've ever seen. >> the lindsey must go pac is responsible for the content of this communication. >> the many faces of the senior senator from south carolina to play us off the air tonight. that is our broadcast for this friday night. thank you for being here with us. have a good and safe holiday weekend. make time to reflect on the meaning of memorial day made more poignant this year by the staggering death toll in our midst. on behalf of all of my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night from our temporary field headquarters. >> so many young women missing. one woman determined to find them. >> there's a story to her too. a young woman lucky to be live. for a lot of people that would be the end to police work. >> so she searched. the numbers grew. the families hurt. >> she says i have some bad news for you. under a desert sky. a secret waited. >> this is not happening. >> missing women. forgotten by almost everyone. but her. >> i have alway