lindsey? >> all right, nbc's julie tsirkin on capitol hill, thanks for target us off. >>> after more than ten months, the republican-backed review of the 2020 election results in arizona's maricopa county is finally over. the partisan effort led by a group called the cyber ninjas concluded that joe biden won maricopa county with 360 more votes, by the way, than the county had in its original tally. now, despite the affirmation of biden's victory, gop-backed audits are still pushing ahead across the country. texas is becoming the latest state to re-examine the results of the 2020 election. nbc's steve patterson has been following this for us. steve, what's the latest you're hearing on the outcome of this review in arizona, and also, what can you tell us now about this new effort? texas? >> reporter: well, lindsey, let's start in arizona because i think reaction really depends on if you see this as part of the battle with larger implications or really the war. certainly if you're one of tens of

we would love to know what lindsey graham thinks about that.elevision all the time, his never ending fund-raising tour. i'm a conservative, send me money. it's public televangelist impaired but he won't come on the show, and that's a shame, because it will be a worthwhile conversation for everyone. the invitation remains open. joe biden told us the fall of kabul has been "an extraordinary success." an extraordinary success. and everyone around him as saying the very same thing. so it's a moment like this where we need, what we called him a question mark a reality check from someone who knows the country and asked and following it closely and does not lie for a living. and that would be laura logan. she joins us tonight to assess that claim. thanks so much for coming on, an extraordinary success, is that your view? >> i was just stunned, and so were hundreds and thousands of americans who know what is going on on the ground, very many democrats, i can't tell you how many democrats i've heard from that say that they regret to voting for joe biden

: lindsey is competitive gymnast. three weeks before meeting parker, she suffered from concussion. for weeks she was confined in her bedroom. i am a social person and being isolated from society and sitting in the dark, it took a toll on my mental health. >> reporter: parker changed all that. he broke her out of her depression and at least that what she wrote. >> reporter: her story won them $5,000. >> jacqueline stewart is pets in needs. >> it's really incredible that we were able to be there for her in that way. >> reporter: the money lindsey have given them will help more people find the pets not only they want but sometimes need. >> having little creature holding up to you and knowing that it loves you no matter what you do and who you are, that's just reassuring and makes you feel really good inside. >> aw. >> love, support, comfort. so much. >> the support of pets in need continues. after adopting parker and having it being a success, she became foster family. they have been taking more animals and helping them

i think it explains some of lindsey's -- some of lindsey's actions after the election when we saw him quickly try it go to mar-a-lago and try to make up with him. but it is just -- it is crazy. it is never enough for trump. because it is always about one thing, donald trump. >> i'm sure lindsey graham is going to quit donald trump now, ana, right? >> hold your breath, why don't you? i'll bring over an oxygen tank. >> seriously, you know, why -- it is just another thing where lindsey graham could not possibly do more to curry favor with donald trump. yes, he said count me out on january 7th or whatever it was, but he didn't mean it. because they didn't count him out, he's playing golf with donald trump talking to him whenever he can and trump criticizing him today for what's in the book, but i can't imagine this is going to keep lindsey graham from going to play golf tomorrow. >> i can't either. i think there is not enough time in this program to psychoanalyze lindsey graham and his need for a pedrino, big brother to be somebody's sidekick whether it is john mccain or donald trump. >>

it's not goldfish, lindsey. that's just weird. >> i like what i like.magine the culinary choices are pretty limited. we're looking forward to a visit from victor glover, somebody you've interviewed before. we'll talk to you soon, kendis, thank you. >>> we're going to begin at the u.s. capitol where the law enforcement is on high alert ahead of a rally in support of people facing charges after the january 6th insurrection. this is a live look at the capitol. before we get into this, it's really important to put into perspective what's happening today. today's event was organized by one man, and the permit application for the event was for a crowd of 700 people. now, we don't know what's going to happen today, how many people are going to show up. neither do capitol police, but they obviously want to be prepared for every possibility after what happened on january 6th. with that, let's get to capitol hill. nbc news correspondent garrett haake. what did you hear? >> reporter: yeah. i mean, lindsey, i was in the briefing yesterday, and i was here at the cap

lindsey and kendis? >> we're going to leave it there with liz mclaughlin in texas and lauren egan in delaware. >>> when this law went into effect earlier this week the reaction was strong and sudden. the president and ceo of plan the parenthood called it the loudest -- >> the president and ceo alexis mcgill johnson joins us live this morning. ms. johnson thank you so much for being here. really appreciate it. let's start with that court decision we learned about overnight. a win, is it, for your organization? tell us how you came about with this strategy of this temporary restraining order and how it felt to have a judge side with the organization, at least at this point. >> well, look, i mean, it's clear, sb-8 was designed not only to deny texans the right to a abortion that they've been guaranteed for the last almost 50 years, but it also cruelly empowered this vigilante bounty hunter strategy and really was incentivizing, has been incentivizing people to surveil and harass people in our clinics and so

>> lindsey, good afternoon. we just received confirmation from local authorities on the other side of the river in del rio, texas, that that camp has now been completely cleared. we're also receiving some images of bulldozers being used to clear what was left behind in this area. we're still waiting for official numbers of the migrants that were processed through here. we do know that at least 2,000 of these haitians were sent back in flights. we also know that some were released into the country. they remain in the united states. others are still in custody of cbp. we have been spending some time here at the river today. we saw some migrants that decided to come back to mexico. they didn't want to remain because they were fearing that they would be sent back to haiti. so there is another camp set up right next to us. this is a couple of hundred feet away. although the camp has been cleared on the american side, there is another makeshift camp on the mexican side with a couple of hundred migrants that still don'

lindsey?when we come back, something that was even impossible just a few years ago is now a very real, if not lofty option, even for you. top talking about a trip to space. candace, what have you got coming up? >> yeah, just ahead right here from the space coast as we celebrate the successful mission coming to an end. a couple of questions. what is next for space travel? and also, what role did former president obama plea that led to the successful mission? we're gonna ask the nasa administrator under obama, next. a, next with e-commerce that runs at the speed of now. next day and two-day shipping nationwide, and returns right from the doorstep. it's a whole new world out there. let's not keep it waiting. the best things america makes are the things america makes out here. the history she writes in her clear blue skies. the legends she births on home town fields. and the future she promises. when we made grand wagoneer, proudly assembled in america, we knew no object would ever rank with the b

>> it's like you mentioned, lindsey. as we sit here they're looking at the information from the pfizer anded fda and deciding what to recommend as far as shots going forward because the fda authorized, the three groups. 65 and above, long-care fasts and those at high risk, and those with occupations that put them at high risk coming in contact with covid and potentially getting infected. that's what the cdc is looking at now. a four-step process. two steps at the fundamental ra ra -- fda level and the advisory committee is meeting now and will vote on it. then goes to the cdc, dr. walensky, she'll go with the vote or not. most likely go with the vote. recommend that stage and then people get shots in arms. as we sit here, they recommend it, she signs off, essentially shots in arms tomorrow, lindsey. >> wow. tomorrow. doctor, what are your expectations what could come out of this meeting. >>> we'll see pap more layered approach. start with those over 65. then go to people who are at high risk of severe disease and then go

senator lindsey graham, welcome.ca is sacrificing no more blood and treasure in afghanistan, isn't that a source of profound relief to the american people? ma. source of profound relief to the american people? no. i think most _ the american people? no. i think most americans - the american people? no. i think most americans are l the american people? no. i - think most americans are upset that we left our afghan allies behind and i think most americans are upset that we left american citizens behind enemy lines and a lot of americans wanted to wash their hands of afghanistan. it has been 20 years.— hands of afghanistan. it has been 20 years. that is what the olls been 20 years. that is what the polls say. _ been 20 years. that is what the polls say. the — been 20 years. that is what the polls say, the american - been 20 years. that is what the polls say, the american public. polls say, the american public had had enough. but polls say, the american public had had enough.— polls say, the american public had had enoug

i'm lindsey riser. for millions from new jersey to new orleans, today means digging out of a disaster on top of a disaster. in southern louisiana, hundreds of thousands remain without power in what feels like hundred degree heat. eight days, by the way, after hurricane ida. while they're slow but steady progress in new orleans, elsewhere the damage is so severe workers can't even get in yet to make a full assessment. hampering efforts further, forecasters are warning of more rain. one to two inches an hour in the hardest hit areas with the risk of more flooding. and power company is warning it could be the end of the month or even october before the power comes on for some folks. of course, that's for people whose homes are even still standing. >> right now our government and our response capabilities are on life support. we rely on generated power. of course, to have generators, you have to have fuel. fuel is short because our refineries, two-thirds of our refinery tap capabilities were knocked out. >>

lindsey's having a baby. whoa, whoa.f red. kendis and i will be back here next weekend. thank you for watching "msnbc reports." velshi reports. is next. >>> today on "velshi" a packed week ahead in congress will bring the fight over the biden agenda in focus with everything from health care, education, basic food care and voting rights on the line and one man who keeps standing in the way. we'll discuss senator joe manchin and who he's serving. >>> plus, a san antonio doctor is standing up in defiance. we'll hear about the woman representing him. >>> the covid crisis still feels bleak but what if i told you the anti-vaxxers are losing right now? i'll explain ahead. >>> the fight for a new eviction moratorium is about to get personal. we'll talk to a man who is bringing his real life story to pandemic eviction to washington this week. "velshi" starts right now. good morning. it's sunday, september 19th. i'm filling in for the man, the myth, dare i say the legend this morning. if you're missing him, think of me as a very d

>> kendis, lindsey, good morning.e to dohar, qatar, a couple of prongs to this diplomatic trick. first of, all he's thanking allies like qatar, like germany, who helped during the evacuation. he is thanking u.s. personnel, both military and state departments who actually made the evacuation happen. he is meeting many of the afghan evacuees, who are still on the ground here in qatar. now all week, we have been seeing these exceptionally brave afghan women taking to the streets in afghanistan, demanding that their new taliban rulers respect their rights. but as you said, one of those protests turned violent in kabul yesterday. taliban special forces near the presidential palace fired their guns in the air, shooting tear gas at these women. in some cases, using rifle butts to beat them. i want you to take a listen to a woman. she explains why she felt it was so important to be at this protest, despite knowing the risks, take a listen. >> i'm the voice of the women who were never able to speak to anyone. i came outside to

it was enough to wear any detective down, even one as passionate as lindsey wade.est. but now, she'd made a tough decision. >> it was time for me to move on. >> in the spring of 2018, lindsey wade retired from the tacoma pd. >> working on cold cases is, typically, more frustrating than rewarding. because you can work and work and work and work, and do a ton of investigation. and come up with zero. >> and then, walk away? >> yeah. >> she had investigated both jenni and michella's cases for years. and saying good-bye wasn't easy. especially, to jenni's mom. by that time, had you grown pretty close to pattie? >> uh-huh. yeah. >> she is a very special gal. i told her mother, i'm going to adopt her. >> before she left, wade sent one last, small batch of samples to the dna lab. no point, really, in waiting for the results. >> we are down to the last 18. i'm doubtful that we're going to get a match. >> so, she said good-bye and went on with her life. and 25 days later. >> my phone buzzed, and i looked down. >> it was her replacement on the cold-case unit. >> i answer the

senator lindsey graham, welcome to hardtalk. thank you.s sacrificing no more blood and treasure in afghanistan. isn't that a source of profound relief to the american people? no, i think most americans are upset that we left our afghan allies behind. i think most americans are upset that we have american citizens behind enemy lines. i think a lot of americans wanted to wash their hands of afghanistan — it's been 20 years. that's what the polls say. yeah, but... the polls say that the american public had had enough. but not now. if you ask them — are you worried about us leaving afghanistan, a majority said we shouldn't have left. democracies have always been schizophrenic about this. if you talk about making afghanistan a democracy, there's not a whole lot of support. if you talk about having some of our troops over there so radical islam won't hit us at home, there's support. and the problem with people in my business is we've never honestly talked to the american people about why does it matter about afghanistan? everybody remembers 9/11

>> lindsey, this is a very narrow ruling.s limited in scope, specifically barring texas rate to life, which helped pass this bill, against suing planned parenthood. that means other abortion providers and health care workers are subject to this and anyone outside of right to life can sue, including private citizens. it's been on the forefront of encouraging that. they've set up an online portal with an anonymous tip line so they can write in when they think this law has been violated. godaddy said they will terminate this site, no longer host it. but texas right to life say they're committed to thissest and they'll find another host. as of last look, that website is still up. lindsey? >> is there any word any private citizen has sued anyone under this new laureate? >> we don't have any word yet. they're complying with the law, but it's still problematic. we spoke with someone from the texas school of law here. he said it's not only unusual but unprecedent for private citizens to be able to bring a law like this. basically the

trump hung up on him and called him back a day later and lindsey graham said, i would have hung up, too. the core conclusion that graham has is you lost a close election. face it. notch it back. now we have trump out calling senator lee and senator graham, somehow they folded. trump is attacking them because they found the truth, and the truth is this was not a stolen election. >> wasn't even that close. >> wasn't even close. but we felt an obligation to look at that, and that's how we found these memos that were written. giuliani wrote all these memos to lindsey graham saying all kinds of fraudulent votes, kids voted, dead people voted. then they looked at this, it's not there. >> debunked, debunked, debunked. you've covered president trump since the beginning of sort of that staircase, robert. do you think he really believes he won, or do you think he really believes -- i feel like the truth showed up in one of the quotes in the book when he said, if i don't keep fighting, i'm lose my base. he thinks his political base is because he fights the establishment, not because of any policy?

get what you see on fox today with lindsey graham.re people who are sitting in washington and throughout this country that are working each day and probably tonight to figure out a policy solve for the immigration challenges that you've mentioned vexed the obama administration, the trump administration and now the biden administration. there are people who are running as fast as they can to fox to try to do with lindsey graham does which is inflame the situation. but we need to -- >> instead of fixing. it >> we need two parties that are willing to come together and govern the country, we know what people can see on fox, we need some governing solutions. again, lindsey graham used to be that but the party that he wanted to be part of and the party that he needed to be part of to get reelected were in violent disagreement with each other, lindsey graham long ago pick the party of politics. >> robert gibbs, michael steele, good to see you both, thank you for staying up with us. coming up, the weeks headline over booster shots may have le

giuliani wrote all these memos to lindsey graham saying all these kinds of fraudulent votes. beginning of that sort of staircase, robert does he -- do you think he really believes he won or do you think he really believes -- because i feel like the truth sort of showed up in one of the quotes in the book when he said if i don't keep fighting, i'll lose my base. he thinks his political base is because he fights the establishment, not because of any policy acts? >> i've learned covering president trump and covering politics, it doesn't matter what people think it's what they do. to assume nothing -- a lot of people in 2015 said trump won't run. he'll never win. well, he won and lost in 2020. he wants power back. our reporting in the book shows the rallies don't get a ton of coverage he's out there with this language we'll never surrender. we'll never give in. whips up thousands of people across the country the most important thing is he's influencing the republican party across the country to now run for office, to be secretaries of state, to be election officials. 2022 -- >> h

we have this report by lindsey hilsum of independent television news.l over this city, women are iniding, concealed behind dark windows and walls. they did what western countries wanted, worked for government, aid agencies, the security sector. the taliban says they can carry on, all the while sending goons to threaten them if they do. fatima is one. a former policewoman, a single mother, divorced from the man she was forced to marry at the age of 12, all crimes in the eyes of the taliban. >> now i'm being threatened from all sides, from the former government, from the criminals i caught when i was in the police, from t taliban, from my relatives. so i'm living hidden from the world with my kids. i have moved three times in a single month. lindsey: she thinks constantly of her fellow policewoman negar masumi, 8 months pregnant, who was murdered last week. the taliban say they're investigating. in the last few months, at least six policewomen were killed in taliban-controlled areas before should taliban-controlled areas before -- before the capture of ka

>> yes, so that's right lindsey.s next iteration of january 6th rally. you mentioned it, organizers coming who are sympathetic to the roughly 600 people who were arrested in connection with the insurrection on january six. those cases are still making their way through the courts. they could take years. we've already seen some guilty pleas coming down. but in terms of the way that lawmakers on capitol security are preparing for this rally, we're going to start seeing some of those scenes fortifications that we saw around the capitol going back up. i'm talking about that fencing that you see on your screen there. all of these things in preparation for next saturday. it will hear from both law enforcement and lawmakers face to be able to learn for what happened in the past and make sure that it does not happen again. today and, we'd already seen a security beefing done in terms of an investigation of how they can better fortify the capitol complex, as well as how best to protect lawmakers. those lessons will certainly

when have we heard from lindsey graham or mike lee that said, we heard what president trump -- formerecause we don't trust the media and unfortunately for trump, we found that he lost. when did they say that, if that's what -- if that's what their probe resulted in, when did they tell us that because i missed those memos. >> what you find in the story is a lot of behind the scenes activity, but you're right, stephanie, publicly so often silence when it comes to republicans. and when i ask republicans why if you believe the president is lying, why don't you speak out in the course of reporting? they essentially boiled it down to he has the power, he has the political capital. it comes back to bob woodward's first book on trump, fear. there is a fear of president trump, even when he's gone in political winter that he can somehow come back, that he's in control of the party. that's a pervasive feeling. it's not an excuse, stephanie, but it's what our reporting showed. >> then i'm a simple dope, okay? if lindsey graham believes that donald trump is the most powerful person in the party wh

now, the former president, let me put it up on the screen, this is the former president, lindsey

lindsey and mike should be ashamed of themselves for not putting up the fight necessary to win. this comes as the house select committee fired off its first round of subpoenas in its investigation into january 6th to four trump loyalists. investigators want to know what trump and those around him did try to overturn the results of the 2020 election, in addition to what was known in trump's orbit about the planning leading up to the insurrection and how the administration responded. >> we're moving with great alacrity and essentially no one is off the table. >> reporter: the committee has specifically targeted individuals they believe would be uncooperative. they include trump white house chief of staff mark meadows, former deputy chief of staff dan scavino, former adviser steve bannon, and cash patel, a former chief of staff to then acting secretary of defense, christopher miller. >> these are four important witnesses. they're all very close to the former president. some were in direct communication with him on january 5th, on january 6th. they are reportedly in communication ab

and to get to the mike lee and lindsey graham point, you don't have to fact-check this. this letter is so on its face outrageous and bogus. it is such an outwere rageous claim, it is surprising they even bothered to do due diligence and not just say, you're crazy, mr. president. you are crazy, john eastman. once they did do their due diligence, why wasn't graham shouting from the mountain tops january 4th, 5th, and 6th, this is bonkers. don't pay attention to what's going on here. don't pay attention to the coup being written down and planned in the oval office. >> this book is called "peril." we debated it behind the scenes. it could be called "power." who has the political capital. people like senator lee and senator graham, when you talk about their political standing and others in the same position recognize president trump was making claims that were not true about the election. they don't feel compelled to speak out because they are not in positions of power. that's really an issue for the republican party moving forward. even though leader mccarthy and leader mcco

giuliani sent thick packet s of material to lindsey graham. on the senate judiciary committee to launch a neutral aggressive investigation. mike leeves, the most conservative republican that you can get, said there are seven states that have alternative electors, alleging that this would be the basis for pence to say, oh, i can't decide who has won the election. so mike lee got on the phone like a reporter and started calling the legislators in those states of arizona, wisconsin, pennsylvania and georgia and where is the alternative slate? nothing. absolutely zero. he couldn't believe it, and he talked to trump and said, this doesn't hold up at all, but trump has dismissed anyone who will face the reality that this was not a stolen election. >> we have to take a quick break. we'll pick up the conversation with bob and robert about new reporting in the post and from cnn about what the biden white house is leaning toward doing which could help the investigation, releasing information about what the president and his former aides were doing. tl t

how far off base is lindsey graham? >> we do not.ever, i think there's two points i think we agree with. one is against the backdrop of the u.s. having military presence in almost 150 countries the fact that we pulled up and did not leave a small security force to mow the lawn, and sure some semblance of order of their production before the taliban invaded and by mowing the lawn, meghan back down the threats that happened there. that's number one. without that, the threat can and likely will grow in second, with threats of terrorism likely potentially minute including the home and, it would be there retribution? action with the u.s. necessarily take when and if terroristic action occurs? i think his logic is not necessarily off although obviously and invasion and thought of another 20 year war is exhausting but i do think he had some points that. kennedy: i think this country is so war weary especially when it comes to afghanistan but the withdrawal was so bad and so many problems created, i know lindsey graham is excited to bomb new

bill congress has until friday to find solution. shabbots lindsey has more from washington d. c. this isn't just about paying federal employees and food stamps. this is also the entire government, and also the u. s. defaulting on its bond payments and its debts and servicing it's bombs. so this has implications not just for the us, but also for being a global economy, basically. and that could be a disaster for us as a ques, north career of threatening the international community after 5, a short range missiles into the sea of japan. shortly after that launch north korea's ambassador to the un and told the general assembly it had a right weapons and defend itself. british soldiers are on standby to help a few shortages. the crisis has been caused by lack of truck drivers and its being made worse by panic fired army tanker drivers may be deployed to deliver fuel if needed. several provinces in china is northeastern region are experiencing power costs because of coal shortages and tightening emission standards. they jane wants to come pollution and emissions of climate change gases

and it is giving lindsey graham an opportunity to say, this is going to go south. i think we will have to take a temperature of this in the weeks and months from now. it still remains a problem for the administration, because americans are stuck there. and over the 9/11 anniversary, there will be a lot of criticism from republicans about negotiating with the taliban. as long as americans are there, obviously the white house is going to be negotiating with the taliban to get them out. but i think we will have to take a look at this issue. and the damage that it will do to president biden. and not take the temperature in the heat of this moment. or worry about what lindsey graham is saying. >> much obliged to our starting line on this starting -- a.b. stoddard, eugene robinson, philip rucker, thanks for starting us off. coming up, maybe you are old enough to remember those predictions that this summer, this month in fact, was supposed to be when we all filed into work. now it is september and not so much. we can thank the delta variant and the anti vaxxer's and we wi

what do you make of -- what questions would you have about lindsey's role and lindsey's conduct?, and around them, remember, he had somehow put himself in this small group including rudy giuliani and sidney powell. now, the big difference here is they don't have the goods on tape, but what he said was, try to get -- can you get rid of some of the mail-in ballots that don't seem to be kosher. now, relative to trump, he could say that he wasn't trying to do anything untoward, and he has already denied it. so it is a separate case to make. on the other hand, we know that the voluntary interviews they've done with the secretary of state's office have focused very much on this call and lindsey graham as well as on trump. so they're certainly pointing in that direction. he was certainly more than bibitzing at the time. he was being trump's emissary for, as far as anyone can tell, for asinine reasons but you have it, he was out there trying to propound the big lie. >> if you ever feel like you are losing grasp of just how bad donald trump was, just how corrupt he was, just how heinous h

. >>> today we have lindsey bell with us as well as mike santoli.f the highs, on the footing. >> yeah, certainly not a real rush for the exits by nit stretch. in fact, most stocks are outperforming. the nasdaq 100 technically and tactically through the day the qqq, nasdaq 100 etf, very heavy volume, people are looking at this level right under 375. it bottomed there at 11:30 or so it just seems as if there's a lot of quick money, trying to figure out if there's a pullback in the market is enough to kind of reset expectations and account for the fact we've had a slowdown for a while, and really this is the part of the nasdaq 100 stocks that are relative to the others >> it feels like everyone and their mother is warning of a correction we saw five down days last week, citing all of the big banks, extra gists, deutsche bank, bank of america warning of solveness, is it getting too consensus. is this going to be what happens now? >> it might be getting alternates too consensus we haven't had a 5%, 10% pull back this year usually we see a cupping of thos

there is no evidence and when you have senators lindsey graham and senator mike lee investigates. there was a scene where it's an extended scene where mike lee is sitting because he reads this memo from john eastman saying the alternative slates of electors in seven states and lee is going i haven't heard that, i haven't seenthat . that would be major news. at a senator can get anyone on the phone as we know and he sits there for a couple of days and calls all the heads of the legislatures in arizona, wisconsin, pennsylvania and georgia and says alternative electors, no . zero. there's nothing there. and he tries to tell trump personally this and convey that message as has lindsey graham, his supporters. it's kind of like the washington post, when we are working on a story and some editors says the story is there and the recorder from the field sometimes has to come in and say no, it's not there. and sometimes these ideas that editors and presidents have in their head, these things do not exist. and the existence of a stolen election is a total fantasy and you know, we scratched a

lindsey, what do you think does strength beget strength with the big megacap tech names that bob ended his report with, the alphabet, facebook, all of the big ones that we know so well is that going to continue to be a winner for portfolios through the rest of the year >> yeah, i have my eye on technology because as we have seen throughout the year it's been this continuous rotation between cyclicals and growth and defensive. with the support helping to move the market higher throughout the entire year, with different groups leading at different times, of course, technology nowadays is about 30% almost of the s&p 500. if you can believe it. and so it's an important part of the index for certain, but i am looking at technology. it's had a really nice run, especially since the tenure-yea has been declining since march, the tech sector continuously moving higher as yields came down now a turnaround in the ten-year yield moving a little bit higher, which gives me hope and optimism that the market can continue to move higher and things -- the growth story can come back to life and technolog

lindsey, i appreciate you educating us on stagflation.t but it sounds scary as hell. we'll talk to you again real soon. >> thank you. charles: lots of questions about the economy and policy causing a lot of uncertainty with this market. so what should an investor do? i want to bring in advisor capital management joanne feeney. joanne, what actions are you taking during this season of angst, whether policy, or what actions are you taking to mitigate it? >> several things one can do. first of all for our clients we want to make sure they still have three elements in their portfolio, to handle the various sources of uncertainty and risk we see right now and the first one to be short, good exposure to more garpy, oriented secular growth names because those kind of companies, whether broadcom or palo alto, paypal, microsoft for example, those companies will continue to grow their sales and deliver higher earnings regardless of the economic cycle, even with some of the severe risks we've seen. they can also help provide protect against inflatio

performing " on the wrong side" from his self-titled album, lindsey buckingham! life in overload that's the way it's always been ♪ but this world is getting old living life just for the win i'm out of pity, i'm out of time ♪ another city, another crime i'm on the wrong side ♪ waitin' for the night to come waitin' for the moon to rise wondering just what have i done ♪ that i never realized ♪ time is rolling down the road ♪ love goes riding in a hearse we were young and now we're old ♪ who can tell me which is worse i'm out of pity, i'm out of time ♪ another city, another crime ♪ i'm on the wrong side ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm out of pity, i'm out of time ♪ another city, another crime ♪ i'm on the wrong side ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm on the wrong side ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: lindsey buckingham, everybody. that's it for the late show. james corden is next. goodnight. ( cheers and applause ) that was fantastic. captioning sponsored by cbs captio

lindsey?pdate. >>> let's get to the migrant camp temporarily housing thousands and thousands of haitian migrants. around 15,000 of them were there at one point. it has now been cleared. it was crowded under that overpass as you can see waiting to be processed by immigration but as homeland security accelerated deportations to haiti many turned back to the mexican side of the border to avoid being deported and the chaos as caused some controversy for the white house. president biden faces criticism over the deportations. he's also promising consequences for border agents seen in photos using the reins on their horses to corral some of the migrants. nbc news correspondent gaud venegas has the story. >> reporter: the camp once packed with 15,000 migrants gone. bulldozers working to clear the remnants near the bridge. >> there are no longer any migrants in the camp. >> reporter: the homeland security secretary now detailing where the migrants have gone. the majority from the camp, over 12,000, rel

plus stephen welcomes melissa mccarthy, and musical guest lindsey buckingham, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and, now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: good to see you. ( audience chanting stephen ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! please, have a seat, everybody. welcome -- welcome to "the late show," one and all. i am your host stephen colbert. ladies and gentlemen -- ( cheers and applause ) -- tonight in washington, d.c., the city is on high alert. the national guard has been called out, barricades have been reinstalled in front of the capitol, liberty is girding her loins, and they popped a condom on the washington monument. er's wored bec upo peop aecte attend saturday's justice for j- 6 rally in support of those who rioted at the us capitol on january 6th. yeah. yeah. yeah. ( booing ) you were a little late with that. you were a little late. ( laughter ) folks, do we really need to go through this again? >> audience: no! >> stephen: it reminds me of the famous quote "those who fail to learn fro

rudy giuliani and trump's legal team couldn't even convince republican senator and trump loyalist, lindsey graham, that the 2020 election results were fraudulent. giuliani sent graham documents, which giuliani believed proved his theories. while graham publicly backed trump, in private, he came to the conclusion that giuliani's arguments were suitable for "third grade." >> shame on you, lindsey graham. these scurrilous accusations are an insult to all third graders everywhere. you would have to be a complete moron to believe this proves any fraud. >> this is fraud. this is absolute fraud. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight: plus, stephen welcomes: bob woodward and robert costa and musical guest, leon bridges featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hey! diwalk too fast this time? hey, joe! cheaper good to see you. good to see you. please, have a seat, everybody. thanks. welcome, one and all to "the late show." i am your host, stephe

lindsey graham for the same kind of. charge the -- flavor of extortion.an, it is simple, and it has this fantastic feature of being all in the defendants voice, the thing that trump avoided all the time, but raffensperger was smart and knew he might lie about it and taped it, is the solicitation to commit election fraud. it would be, that tape would be played 20 different times in different ways and it is something of what's involved. just to add, they have been doing the voluntary part including with the secretary of state folks, i think they have to grand jury's assembled and they are the next -- the stuff would be to subpoena other documents. >> harry, the lindsey graham call since the time it was first recorded, i think that might have been by you gregory, or other, colleagues wherever i first read. that always seemed one step too far even for lindsey graham. not his state, not his role. potentially exposing him to criminal questions. what do you make of -- what questions would you have about lindsey's role and conduct? >> check, check, check! it's al

rudy giuliani and trump's legal team couldn't even convince republican senator and trump loyalist, lindseyliani sent graham documents, which giuliani believed proved his theories. while graham publicly backed trump, in private, he came to the conclusion that giuliani's arguments were suitable for "third grade." >> shame on you, lindsey graham. these scurrilous accusations are an insult to all third graders everywhere. you would have to be a complete moron to believe this proves any fraud. >> this is fraud. this is absolute fraud. >> announcer: it's "the late

take a look at this. 16-year-old lindsey yang says she was told adopting a pet saves two lives, one,ing rescued, the other for the animal that is taking the place of the pet in that shelter. in her case it turned out to be three. she adopted parker from pets in need in redwood city a few years ago. this is right after suffering a serious concussion while she was competing in gymnastics. she was forced to isolate in her dark room which sent her into a depression. that was until parker came along. >> i'm a very social person. so obviously being isolated from society, sitting in the dark definitely, you know, took a toll on my mental health. >> lindsey credits parker with pulling her out of depression. and tomorrow our big adoption event at berkeley humane. laura and i will be there, but if you can't wait until tomorrow, you just want to do it today, you can go to nbcbayarea.com and find the other participating shelters. that information is on our trending bar. always a great event and a lot of cute pets out there. >>> and happening now for you, the national institutes of health is set

i'm wondering about whether former president trump haseen attacking -- what have been his allies, lindsey graham, mike lee. what does this say about where this is going? but we wonders that senator mcconnell said this could b a fading brand, the trumpism, the trump brand. is there any signs of that? are there any signs that this is a fading brand or is mcconnell a little off here? >> i think one thing that we have learned in covering the former president is that we can't ever say for certain, right? and nobody really can. but again, what hasn't changed as much as we would have thought especially since january 6th is the way that the people who vote for donald trump in -- and support donald trump have been impacted by this. you know, even in this statement that he released in response to those subpoena that is were issued, he was saying this is just an extension of the witchcraft -- witch hunt that he experienced. he was making threats. he, was, you know, saying that he had executive privilege, executive power that he no longer does. and so again, it's sort of an echo chamber that people c