i think the quote is, lindsey's too into being lindsey. what did you mean by that?olitical power and political relevance. he's not focussed on the people of south carolina. hey, billy, when you think about it, this is a man who hasn't done an in person live town hall in almost three years. and so much of south carolina is falling apart. and the coronavirus has just made it worse. this is a state where 38% of our rural communities have no access to broadband wi-fi. that means you can't get on the internet. right now, a report came out that said 17,000 kids have not been in contact with their school systems since march. we're in a place where 14 of our 46 counties had no obgyns. and so there's so much need here. but we have a senator who cares more about his tee times with the president or flying on air force one or some fancy dinner instead of coming here and rolling up his sleeves to do the work of the people of south carolina. and it's just of -- >> billy: i heard an interview that lindsey graham did on "the daily." the "new york times" podcast. last year, and they

lindsey piegza of stifel. lisa, so cool.ave never seen someone get so excited about real yields in my life. [laughter] i think a lot of people probably thought that was cool, your little tiktok dance. lisa: not my son. he was embarrassed. he said you did it wrong. jonathan: what was really embarrassing, walking on the street the other day with tom keene. i put on my black mask. tottenham spurs mask. do you have that with you? tom: i sleep with it on. jonathan: wow. what does mrs. keene think of this? lisa: she's living the dream. tom: exactly. [laughter] hi estimates right now in our survey. we will continue to update it. the low, -600,000. what is so important here, you make jokes about the mask, you know what? i got used to the mask. are we going to get use to 9% and implement rate? jonathan: i hope not. i hope nobody gets used to that. but year-end, if you look at the forecast from the likes of the federal reserve, that is where they expect us to be. we are up against 10%. tom: i'm hearing in the 10%, maybe low nines, but

>> the homicide investigation is ongoing, lindsey. authorities urging everyone to avoid drawing conclusions as they try to establish the facts. we know that it happened at 8:46 p.m. on saturday. the victim unidentified, although according to a getty image still taken from the scene, he was wearing a far right logo that was attached to his hat he was wearing on the scene. he was pronounced dead. no arrests so far have been made. we have been speaking to a citizen journalist who was there at shooting by the name of justin dunlap. he said he was there, called to reports of pro-trump protesters causing trouble in the area. he said he arrived, the scene was calm. he was about to leave when all of a sudden he saw yelling. he also saw mace and gunfire simultaneously. he saw the victim move a few steps away and drop to the ground. he said he saw two individuals running in the other direction. all of this now being combed through by investigators. yet another night of unrest there for portland. we heard from the acting department of homeland s

this would be massive if lindsey graham loses. he is up against a formidable candidate, a candidate from south carolina and a candidate's whose message is, okay, look this isn't even about trump. what kind of bacon is lindsey graham bringing back to the people here? that's the strategy democrats have figured out. you can argue about trump. if your senator is spending more time yelling and screaming at impeachment hearings than he is building roads, building bridges

>> hi, lindsey. i think it does for some people.g trump supporter, you'll discount this, as you have discounted so many other testimonials about trump's deficiency of character and of performance, but if you're someone who reluctantly voted for trump in 2016, you had your doubts then, those doubts have increased because of hiperformance on the coronavirus, perhaps, or because of many other reasons as well, the divisiveness, the rhetoric, lafayette square, and you're sort of teetering on the edge, but you're still thinking, i don't really like the democrats that much, can i trust them? what about some of the charges i'm going to hear at the convention? but i think this helps you if you're sort of inclined to leave trump but aren't sure it's okay. these comments, the comments of miles taylor, the former chief of staff, other republicans who are saigh it's okay. you do not have to stay with trump. i think it does kind of give permission to three, four, 5% of 2016 trump voters who have soured on him but aren't sure if they can go the la

that lindsey graham is very different than today's lindsey graham. i like to say that was 1.0.ng against lindsey graham 2.0, a man who hasn't had an in-person town hall in three years, a person who said over our dead bodies will he allow an extension of the federal unemployment benefits. we need someone who is going to work for south carolina and not work against her. and that's why this campaign has gotten so much energy and momentum. as i've been saying from day one, we are about building a new south. a new south that is bold, that is inclusive, that is diverse. that's why we're outraising him, that's why we're tied with him in the polls and very soon, craig, we hope to be ahead of him in the polls. if folks want to be a part of this effort, go to jaimeharrison.com and join the train. >> you always manage to work in the website. let's talk about your previous job as dnc chair there in your state. as we look ahead to next week's virtual convention, what do you think the party needs to do, to accomplish? this is obviously going to be a very different convention. are you concern

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very, very distraught over mona and lindsey's disappearance. and very helpful.ver we wanted. >> reporter: so it's "thank goodness we have lou at the helm here," huh? >> exactly. you know, he didn't work. so he seemed to have plenty of time. he seemed to know everybody. they knew him. we were grateful that there was somebody that was -- had taken control and was keeping us in the loop also. >> reporter: at a gathering of lindsey's school friends in support of the search, lou seemed especially popular with all the girls. >> oh, they were mesmerized by him. >> was he telling them stories or jokes or -- >> uh-huh, laughing. he knew them all quite well. we could tell. >> reporter: was there something a little creepy about it? i don't want to plant an idea here that -- that didn't exist. >> they all knew lou, but they didn't know lindsey's mom. i just -- i just found that strange. >> reporter: six weeks after the plane went missing, lisa and cody got the news they were dreading. the wreckage had been found. there were no survivors. >> i went to the internet to see wha

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>>> i'm lindsey riser, we begin this hour with breaking news. in just about 90 minutes, president trump will be holding a news conference and is expected to sign executive orders that may circumstance up vent congress on a stimulus relief bill. talks collapsed yesterday. no other talks are scheduled. let's get to josh lederman and barbara mcquaid. josh, we will start with you. what do we know about the orders the president plans to sign? >> we are waiting to see exactly what president trump is going to do when he takes to the podium in just a couple of hours. from his golf club in bed minister. the white house has not officially said whether or not he is going to sign an executive order. but all signs clearly point in that direction, coming off the news conference, the president hastily arranged last night in bed minister, where he said he did plan to move forward with executive action because congress has not been able to get a deal to extend these benefits that so many millions of americans are relying on. we expected trump was going to take m

maria: senator lindsey graham with breaking news coming up house minority leader kevin mccarthy is here taking us inside of congress' failed stimulus negotiations he'll tell us who he thinks joe biden's runningmate will be and we'll have a lot more coming up on "sunday morning futures."

senator lindsey graham with that update. also tonight, panic has set in among democrats and the media mob. we're going to analyze the latest insane conspiracy theories, all straight ahead. first, we must ask the obvious question. the media mob, the democrats, they are avoiding it like the plague. now, i know for a fact, privately, they are scared to death about this. what is wrong with joe biden? what is going on with joe biden? the question is this: does this 77-year-old man really have the stamina, the strength, the mental acuity, mental alertness to serve in the toughest, most demanding job on earth? now, in 1984, similar questions were posed to 73-year-old president ronald reagan.in that was during his reelection campaign, and here's how reagan famously responded. >> i will not make age an issue of this campaign. i am not going to exploit forig political purposes my opponent's youth and inexperience. [laughter] >> sean: that race ended right there. 49-state sweep by ronald reagan we saw a much different responsedi from j

it trickles down, lindsey. it means this is how people think about ceos.t's why we don't have a single black woman ceo in the fortune 5-today. it guess down to a restaurant server who asires to be a manager some day. her employers are not looking at her as a leader. it trickles down to our little girls listening to this rhetoric. we have our back, we have watched this movee before and sat back. we are not sitting back this time. >> when donald trump came up with the birther campaign against barack obama it was a fringe opinion but it caught on. obama released his birth skiskt to put it to rest so the campaign could focus on other thing. we are now seeing the same allegations against kamala harris. i want to pose a question to you posed to the editor of the "new york times" from reader. what is it about democratic people of color running for high office that triggers republicans to promeet baseless conspiracy theories. >> yeah, this country has a long history of questioning the citizenship of black americans. this is a part of that long history, to suggest

senator lindsey graham is here to weigh in just minutes away. one of the nation's most well-known mega church pastors holding and or services against the order of the democratic governor of california. now facing possible fines and the rest which he says he will obey the law of god, not man. he will explain why he is doing this amid the pandemic. violent crimes spiking major cities coast-to-coast and so are releases of prisoners due to covid-19. here from the founder of the dc guardian angels his grandson was allegedly killed by one of those early release inmates. welcome to fox news at night. we will get those stories in the second but first we are getting reports of damage in north carolina as hurricane isaias makes landfall. rick leventhal has the latest. >> reporter: the weather has been changing by the minute. we saw strong swell go through. it is called down for the moment, we are seeing lightning and thunder and rain coming down in sheets in the wind buffeting us. atlantic beach, north carolina, it is not just the rain and the wind, the s

senator lindsey. -- senator lindsey graham. [indiscernible] host: two other members of congress will be speaking tonight, dan crenshaw texas along with elise stefanik. kevin mccarthy, the leader of the republicans in the house is expected to speak thursday night. mark in stroudsburg, pennsylvania. caller: how are you doing? 1989, i won elected office as a committee person is a democrat -- as a democrat. since then, i have seen the democratic party be hijacked by communists. they are nothing but communists these days. they have communist ideals, they want to take this country into communism. we have had men and women fight and die for the freedom we have and the democrats are not what they used to be. joe biden, you can't trust word the man says. i have seen the man do nothing but live for 47 years. he has lied his way through politics. he is a liar. host: what are the favorability ratings? what are the polls showing for these candidates? post the democrat convention i think people -- we did not have the balloon drop. [indiscern

lindsey? >> is there any indication that anyone will, that any republicans will join democrats and vote for the bill? >> reporter: we are watching that. so far there's been a handful of republicans who have come out in statements or on twitter saying that they are going to vote with the democrats. one is rep from new york, another is rodney davis of illinois. they support $25 billion in funding for the postal service. and they are going to vote for this legislation. it's also interesting to note that both of those members are also in tough re-election races. so that is going to play a big role on if any republicans vote for this legislation. expect most of them to be ones who have tough races in the fall. linds lindsey? >> were you surprised by meadows' comments? i understand the gop was in favor of doing a postal service bill to help with funding and a separate covid relief bill. >> reporter: that is, but i would say meadows is up here trolling democrats and trolling speaker pelosi. he is tal

lindsey? >> all right. and deepa, you also wanted to play some sound, i believe from kamala harris's event today in florida. what can you tell us? >> yeah, she was reaching out to a lot of the small business owners, like i said. and she made remarks about how, you know, especially right now one in ten small latino businesses has been impacted, has been shut down by covid. so the biden/harris ticket has plans to bring workers back in making sure they are building the communities back and the economies back, especially a big part of the lateino community especially in places like south florida. we have that sound you can play that. >> this is a moment -- we are two months, practically, a little bit more, away from an election to decide who will become the next president of the united states. while we are in the midst of at least four crises. and the american people, regardless of race or gender or age or geographic location, have a ride to believe that their leaders will speak truth. even when these are diffi

some teachers might have smaller classrooms than others, lindsey more than willing to share space. live in santa cruz, robert handa, nbc bay area ynews. >> it takes a community. we're sending out alerts for major developments during the day and evening that includes evacuations, orders and warnings and other breaking news. to sign up for these alerts download our fry nbc bay area app. >>> night number two. the republican national convention going on at this hour. several members of president trump's family are set to speak tonight. first lady melania trump is the headliner. she'll speak from the white house's recently redesigned rose garden. for more on night one of the republican national convention and a look ahead to what we expect tonight, let's bring in nbc bay area's larry fwgerston. let's talk about the take aways >> last night. >> really interesting, the republicans were hypercritical, practically screaming at points about the way the democrats have behaved and how the democrats are going to take away the country, radical socialism, all this kind of stuff. about the only pe

here was a reaction, senator lindsey graham. the timeline, they knew in august of 2016, reconfirmed in january of 2017, and jim comey signed the first order but told it was salacious and unverified but on the fisa application said verified. >> in january 2017, they found the russian source who is not based in russia, who was a steel employee here in america, used to work for that is to do in january and march of 2017. basically told the fbi that the dossier is a bunch of hearsay, never corroborated, take it alll with a grain of salt and continue to use it against carter page to get a warrant in april and june. so here's what we found. horwitz found us, not me. he came up to me during a briefing about thebo fiasco and said we found something you need to look at. somebody found a briefing paper prepared by the fbi in 2018 to brief the senate intel committee. apparently, somebody on the intel committee and the senate wanted to be briefed about reliability of the sub source. we found that briefing paper and they told the senate inte

but senator lindsey graham doesn't seem willing to question any senators about how that all came to be, who the fbi briefer was to the senate intel committee. he wants to ask, rather, publicly who it was and see what the fbi says, i guess. and president trump once again putting americans first. president trump fed up with the radical dems' tactics, signing executive orders this weekend to provide support and relief to 18 million americans out of jobs and who need help -- supplemental unemployment payments. student loan relief through december 31st, eviction protection for renters and homeowners and payroll tax holiday for those making under $100,000 through the end of the year. president trump's move met with the usual disdain and drivel of the radical dems and rinos, some of them at least in washington. house speaker nancy pelosi and rino senator ben sasse harmonizing their resistance of president trump. both called the president's orders, quote-unquote, unconstitutional slop. president trump today responded on twitter, tweeting this in part: rino ben sasse has gone rogue again. this

lindsey graham joins us, good to have you back, senator. sally yates comes before your committee on wednesday, my understanding is the key area you want to talk to her about is knowing what we all discovered now months and years passed, would she still sign off on any of those carter page fisa documents, is that the answer you're looking looking for on wednesday? >> she signed the warrant application in january of 2017, now we know there was no there there and the dossier was a bunch of garbage in the russian sub source reported a bunch of hearsay so i want to ask her if she knew then what she knows now, would she signed the warrant? i also want to ask her about the january fifth meeting in the oval office with president tru president trump, i think susan rice was there, james comey, clapper and herself, they were talking about the surveillance of general flynn. >> what do you think happens to that case, now it's one step below the supreme court, the full hearing by the d.c. circuit, do you think general flynn gets cleared, do you think is

lindsey? >> thank you so much. and janessa, as we're looking at people on that beach and seeing the track right now, do you expect these beach scenes to look different come this evening? >> yeah, it's going to be a different story overnight, tomorrow morning. right now they're seeing very good conditions. i know people focus on the category of the storm system. i know it's only rated as a cat one. but we have tropical storms that provide a surge across the florida coastline that has done major damage. let's look at hurricane isaias now. it's very disnorthized. that is -- disorganized. that is the good news. after it made its way across the bahamas, it has shredded apart a little bit, and the current track has shifted just a little bit more to the east. i think the big update is going to happen at 5:00 p.m. when the national hurricane center comes out with it. right now you can see the latest track. it's still well to the east and potentially from daytona beach to jacksonville. we're going to see the center of that

we'll asked chairman of the judiciary committee senator lindsey graham next.usinesses are starting to bounce back. but what if you could do better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver. in new ways. to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back. but bounce forward. and now, we're committed to helping you do just that with a powerful and reliable internet and voice solution at a great price. call or go online today. ♪ >> trey: welcome back to this special edition of hannity. tonight, we have huge breaking developments in our quest for equal justice. former fbi lawyer kevin kleinsmith is expected to plead guilty for falsifying evidence in the fisa warrant against carter page. this is the first criminal case arising from john durham's investigation into the origins of the russia probe. remember, we first learned of his corruption in michael horowitz's findings last december when it was revealed he had actually altered an email and an apparent effort to falsely accuse carter

>> hi, lindsey. it's really on a district-by-district basis.ol districts must offer some sort of in-person instruction in their school buildings during the fall. now, i'm right now in orange county, florida. this is the orlando area, one of the largest school districts in the state. and they're set to reopen tomorrow. but you will not see any school buses or parents dropping off here out in front of this high school because for the first nine days the entire district will be going to school online. and then, on the 21st, panchts will have the option of bringing their children to school. there was a deadline last month. take a look at the numbers. this district has about 212,000 students. parents had to choose whether their students were going to come back to the classroom or continue to learn from home for the entire semester. and as you can see, 67%, the overwhelming majority, are choosing to keep their children at home. at least for the first nine weeks this semester. the other remaining 33% will be sending their children back to school here

senate judiciary committee chairman lindsey graham is here, with breaking news on a new inquiry into why the fbi mislead the senate on the dossier and the source coming up. >> also ahead my exclusive interview with the man who first connected carter page with informant stefanhalper, and why was halper being paid hundreds of thousands of dollars just month before the fbi secured a warrant to spy on the trump campaign through carter page and we had hearing the story from the inside for the first time ever with an exclusive audio tape that he says is a smoking gun in the michael flynn case, plus the president ends the stimulus madness signing four executive orders into law to keep coronavirus aid flowing even if congress leaves for recess, gop house leader kevin mccarthy is here with the insight on the covid-19 relief measures from the oval office and their impact plus his expectations for joe biden's runningmate we should know soon and then breaking news on china as the communist party makes another power grab, this time, on the islands in japan, the very latest plans from the united s

>> hi, lindsey.s we all now know, kamala harris was born here in oakland in 1964, about two miles from where i'm standing. she spent her early years next door in berkley. her roots in this area do run deep, but there's some debate about the depth of her convictions. she has repeatedly been difficult to define throughout her career, both as a local prosecutor and now as a u.s. senator. and this is unscientific, but you talk to people here along lake merritt, and you get a sense of that debate. some people say that she is open-minded and flexible. others say it's flip-flopping. >> i think that she has demonstrated herself to be able to think through things that she's represented us on the state, as a federal senator. in washington, d.c. and also, i think she's been able to look at all of the issues in a pretty balanced and thoughtful perspective. >> especially when she was running for the obviously for the nomination as president for the democratic party, i thought it was a little alarming how she was

jillian: senator lindsey graham claiming the fbi deceived the senate intelligence committee on theirnowledge of the steele dossier. >> the fbi did what they did to the fisa court. they misled the hell out of them. they said that there's no evidence from the subsource to suggest that steele fabricated anything in the dossier. actually, the subsource said it was all bar talk, hearsay, speculation, and conjecture. they completely misrepresented to the senate intel committee in 2018 what the subsource had told the fbi in 2017. that is a new crime, a different crime. jillian: graham said he's going to write a thrower the fbi director and ask him who gave the briefing in 2018. coming up later this hour, former florida attorney general, pam bondi, will be here to weigh in. todd: democrat backlash growing as president trump takes executive action on covid-19 relief. jillian: this following weeks of failed negotiations on capitol hill. caroline shibley joins us live in washington with the war of words over the president's order. caroline. >> reporter: good morning, todd and jillian. if the pr

this would be massive if lindsey graham loses. he is up against a formidable candidate, a candidate from south carolina and a candidate's whose message is, okay, look this isn't even about trump. what kind of bacon is lindsey graham bringing back to the people here? that's the strategy democrats have figured out. you can argue about trump. if your senator is spending more time yelling and screaming at impeachment hearings than he is building roads, building bridges and re-opening hospitals, maybe it's time for a change. jamie harrison has run an excellent campaign. >> i think jamie harrison is running as his own man. lindsey graham is most often photographed more akin to donald trump's caddy. jason, donna, thank you for spending time with us today. >>> after flattening the curve, new york city is taking extreme measures to keep its citizens safe and keep the coronavirus out. that story is next. what if i sleep hot? ... or cold? introducing the new sleep number 360 smart bed... now temperature balancing, so you can sleep better tog

we will have much more just ahead, including exclusive reaction from senator lindsey graham. first, with just 81 dayslu until the most consequential election of our lifetime, joe biden and kamala harris are pandering to the far left, seizing the most out of touch ideas the extreme left has to offer and hope progressives will forget about bernie and aoc and turn out for them in november. keep in mind kamala harris was firmly rejected by democratic primary voters when she wanted to be the president, and joe biden was never the first or second or third choice of progressives. it's why you see kamala harris flip-flopping on major issues like health care even though joe biden himself, take a look. >> on the hyde amendment, where you made a decision for years to withhold resources to poor women to have access to reproductive health care, including women whe were the victims of rape and incest, do you now say you have a bald and regret that? you have only since you've been running president this time -- >> i believe him and i respect them being able to tell their stories and i'm enc

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harrison is challenging lindsey graham, and with less than 80 days to go, he looks to be closing the gap in the race. our nbc news poll had senator graham happened by a whopping 17 points in med february. this month quinnipiac university has the race as a tie. welcome to both of you this morning form sorry to get you off the campaign trail. m.j. you have a tweet pinned to your twitter account that says it won't be easy to beat a three-term senator, but a cakewalk compared to three tours in combat. now i get two little kids ready every morning, so believe my when i say i can take on a career politics. saddle up. so what do you have to do to win? >> sadly the bar has been set so low we need to show people that somebody is fighting for them. people in texas are ready to lead again. we're tired of leading in the wrong places, like gun violence. before the pandemic neverly one in of five of us did not have access to regular mel coverage. the enthusiasm is reflected in record turnout in the polls. so i'm excited about the grass-roots energy across the state and how people are saying i'm ti

hacked and leaked documents to the senate, to denigrate, to tear down joe biden and ron johnson and lindsey graham are all too willing to use in their naked ambition to keep donald trump in power and so the concern here is that u.s. persons are being used to facilitate this russia influence operation and, again f the president is not going to have resources to counter this and, if the senators aren't going to, you know, responsibly conduct themselves like americans, not pro-russia, then it's on the american people to have the awareness of what they're trying to do. credit to chairman schiff, he had been pushing for the congress to be briefed and for the american people to understand the true threat and this statement is a step further in that direction. >> i have one more question about, you know, the action plan, because we now know 88 days before our election that under donald trump's administration, the intelligence community has reached this conclusion that russia is actively working to denigrate joe biden, ron johnson's committee seems to have taken the lead in the u.s. senate, what ar

lindsey graham saying, they need their money. is tied right now in south carolina in a senate race according to a public poll. no, the postoffice needs their money. mitt romney saying the same thing. so it seems like the president and mr. dejoy are out on their own right now in doing whatever they can to slow down the united states postal service, which i got to add for every republican senator running in a contested race, pew found them to be the most beloved agency in america. 91% of americans approve of the job the united states postal service is doing. it's not a cheesy trump hotel. they're not in it to make money. they're in it to serve americans. go ahead, gene, i've talked too much again. >> i see why donald trump thinks, in his warped thinking why he thinks he's doing this. but it is true insanity to run against an institution that every american depends on. and that, as you said, is so popular is the postal service. he's also in this crusade to mess up mail in voting. the president is also up against postal workers who h

moving on to the origins of the russia investigation senator lindsey graham revealing new documents to maria bartiromo that he says show the fbi misled the senate intelligence committee. the fallout, ahead. unrest in america, chaos erupting in chicago looting reported across the city, after a police involved shooting. and another riot in portland. the unrest continues. plus amazon warehouses could be coming to a mall near you. "mornings with maria" is live right now. dagen: taking european markets they are up across the board this morning the dax index in gem just slightly to plus side asia overnight in china, the commuters price index rose and consumer price better than expected. keep in mind these were numbers released by commune fist government there. the nikkei in japan closed for a holiday but gains in south korea and shanghai. the u.s. marking a grim new milestone in coronavirus pandemic. cheryl casone has more good morning. >> good morning dagen u.s. surpass had had 5 million covid-19 cases over the weekend. more than 162,000 americans have now died from the virus. this is texas

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also tonight senate judiciary chair lindsey graham saying newly declassified government documents showlear double standard, bias of the fbi, district treatment favoring the hillary clinton campaign over the trump campaign when it came to disturbing light of foreign government targeting both of those campaigns. the house judiciary weighs in with us tonight. also this, house intelligence ranking republican devin nunes with us tonight on former cia director john brennan has been interviewed for eight hours on friday at cia headquarters and this is u.s. attorney john durham's criminal probe of the trump pressureha pro. we will debate this, is john brennan safe or is he in trouble, thank you for joining us i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: thank you for joining us, you're watching the fox business network, we begin tonight with day one of the republican national convention kicking off connell mcshane has the latest from charlotte, north carolina. good to see you. >> good evening from the beautiful city of charlotte as we come to you from the city minor le

a few days ago as you well know senator lindsey graham released a newly declassified document.e fbi who debriefed the senate intelligence committee deceived them deliberately. they said that the dossier was credible. that christopher steele, the author was reliable, and that the subsource had verified the information when in fact the opposite was true. should the people who lied to the senators be held criminally accountable? >> i think it's very interesting that all along the way, whether it is sally yates or deputy attorney general rosenstein or others that were at the top of this pyramid have pointed to the folks that were actually doing the work as the ones that made up a lot of these, you know, kind of allegations of collusion with the russian government and the trump campaign and ultimately, we need to get to the people that continued this fable. i think these briefers may be some of those in the sights of john durham and others. you cannot go to congress, obviously especially a committee like in the senate, like they did and not tell the truth and be absolutely candid ab

you are locked in this really deadlock with lindsey graham, 44-44 in the new south carolina quinnipiace a difference for your campaign that the nra might be on the sidelines? >> well, listen, joy, thank you for that. hey, i can't speak to the specifics of this case, but i can tell you right now there is a south carolina case that the nra and lindsey graham has been holding up, and that is closing the charleston loophole. i lost a dear friend and we lost eight other lives here in south carolina. there is legislation that passed the house of representatives that is in the senate sitting on the desk of lindsey graham, the chairman of the senate judiciary committee. and he's bought and paid for by the nra and he lost his constituents and he won't even bring that bill up for discussion and debate. joy, it's shameful, but it is what is to be expected. there won't be a dry eye here in south carolina, particularly with the folks that were close to those that lost their lives. >> charles, i saw your tweet earlier indicating you recently lost a family member to gun violence. i want to give you c

look, so you have lindsey graham, within minutes of this thing starting, bringing up susan rice and a memo that she wrote. she, of course, is a potential vice presidential nominee. there's a lot of talk in republican circles, bring her on. so my question to you is this about the 2016 election, or was this hearing about election 2020? >> well, chris, we're 90 days away from an election in which trump is trailing vice president biden badly in the polls, so obviously this was an effort to change the subject. it's political theater and actually not very good theater at that. i've been watching the hearing and it has nothing to do with national security. but what is currently going on, chris, is that trump and the bill barr justice department are seeking to interfere in the prosecution of mike flynn who, of course, was convicted on a felony for lying to the fbi and covering up his back channel with the russians. to this day, chris, we don't know why mike flynn was covering up that back channel. this was a back channel that was going straight to the russian embassy, back to vladimir putin.