lindsey graham has not found a more round person he doesn't want to drone bomb yet.neocon war hawk alive, rip to john mccain he's basically decided to be the next john mccain and frankly when it comes to foreign policy, he's not mad at joe biden, he's not that the endless war in afghanistan is over and yes, he's playing politics because he's on the other side of the aisle but this is to rabbit possums arguing over which is more dangerous. kennedy: yes, it's what i've been saying from the beginning. it's possible for two people who seem to have different points of views to both hold awful views. i think that's what you are saying here and i think spike collins owes each of us for $50000 because we deserve a payout. >> that report is garbage. kennedy: pay up, buttercup. party panel, thank you all so much. coming up from different police continuing to backfire. disturbing trends. called follow home robberies. oh no, don't go home. they are with you. plus, a brand-new kennedog. this is winston. winston can hear me. # canada all on twitter. bye. ♪♪ look at this. i feel li

if you've been disappointed in lindsey's answer, he didn't show it.ke a request that caught her off guard. >> if you do to talk to your dad, though i think that i would ask is that you not discuss the fact that they came and talk to you yet. >> what did you think was happening? >> i didn't know, especially when he said don't tell your father i was here. >> so it is happening? >> and i went back to where i was living, and just not, there and thought what is going on. and then it slowly hit me. >> she realized the detective, for whatever reason, suspected her father had something to do with her mother's sudden death. even so, she kept her promise, and did not tell her father about the visit. in the meantime, detective gibson was waiting to hear from dr. jane turner. then, assistant medical examiner for the city of st. louis. he had hired her to review that old autopsy report. >> the thing that struck me first, just looking at the scene photographs, was the position of mrs. lovelace's arms. >> she says the photo shows cory's body in full rigor more dust,

. >> i'm lindsey reiser. that's not something i want to hear two weeks away from thanksgiving travel. we'll dive into that later in the show. we have a team of reporters and analysts following the latest for us right now. we want to begin with the news out of washington. president biden will soon take another victory lap on the newly passed infrastructure bill when he puts pen to paper. >> when it comes to two major pillars of his agenda, it's only half done. democrats on the hill will try to find enough common ground to pass a social spending bill before the midterm season. >> we begin this hour with nbc news correspondent heidi business bella and gary grum baugh on capitol hill. the white house trying to turn momentum here and approval ratings, also. could this help him do that? >> reporter: for sure, lindsey, the president calling it a blue collar blueprint to rebuilding america. the scope of it is similar to the interstate highway system back in the 1950s. it's going to be a major investment definitely ex

senator lindsey graham is back with us. us up to speed on where it stands on the hill. >> house speaker nancy pelosi said tuesday was not a good night. she believes passing the infrastructure bill could have helped democrats across the country. the social spending bill is not right alt. yet. otherwise pelosi said have called for a vote. >> is it possible you might just vote on the infrastructure bill? >> no. >> [laughing]. >> build back better today what are the big hurdles to overcome? >> i will let you know as soon as i wish too. >> members are reviewing the bill. democrats released 1200 pages of new bill text on wednesday. >> this has gone on for more than 3 months. the argument is disingenuous we don't know what is in the bill. a magnifying glass was put on it. >> democrats stuffed paid leave in the bill and taxes on nicotine products. not all will survive in the senate. there could be a vote tonight on the social spending bill but moderate democrats want a final price tag before they vote. hoyer is not certain the bill

and let me turn to you lindsey.george washington created this texas, although john mention there's other authors. you mentioned a lot of moments leading up to this. this is the moment he decided not to be president of a longer. set the stage of the last months or days as he's thinking about this address. >> i think the most important he wanted to be in office for a couple of years. he didn't particularly like being president, he had so much stress and pressure. yet that he knew every step -- every poor action, it will be leading offense while he was aside. he felt very strongly that the american people should -- i could not come through his process of transition. an election, a feasible transport of power. it had to be learned, practicing cultivated. he was currently trying to oversee that. he had said his mind quite firmly it is february in march, in philadelphia they actually argued with the supreme court. they had a conversation about this address. they showed a series of draft over the next couple of months. the

let me turn to you, lindsey. george washington created the text, although as john mentioned there are other authors. could you tell us about the moments leading up -- the years leading up to this? because this is the moment he decides not to be president any longer. can you sort of as a great scholar of washington's presidency set the stage of the last months or days of the washington presidency as he is thinking about this address? >> well i think the most important place to start was that washington really didn't want to sand stand for a second term in office. he wanted to be in post office and high tail it as soon as he could. he both didn't particularly like being president because he had to do it from home. he had so much stress and pressure on every single action that he took. he knew that every step would establish precedent for those coming after him. he did not like criticism. and he was worried that his reputation he spent decades building would be damaged by a poor choice or action. he also had a real

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>> kendis and lindsey, good morning.s reacting with skepticism, frankly, as we have not heard or seen peng shuai in three weeks, or social media presents disappears and then all of a sudden in the last 24 hours, chinese state media publishes a series of videos which allegedly show her well and at liberty. now, i have watched these videos with our mandarin speaking colleagues at nbc news. there are a couple of unusual things about them. for starters, we see peng shuai, but we do not hear from her. and she does not talk to the camera or other people in the video. we certainly do not hear her say that she is okay, or that she is free. the other unusual thing, in the video released last night, which allegedly shows her in a restaurant in beijing, the people around her at dinner make repeated references to the day's date, in a way that is pretty unusual. and it feels like they are trying to establish that this video was, in fact, shot on saturday. now, these videos are not convincing the women's tennis association, which is t

. >> i'm lindsey reiser. a lot of people getting ready to fly out tomorrow, monday, tuesday. >> absolutely, we're doing the same as we're getting out of town but it's a beautiful start to this holiday weekend. a lot of people are preparing and millions more will be flying this year as opposed to last year, which is understandable. >> pre-moimd levels and we've also got weather we're watching on both coasts we'll get to in a little bit. we have a team of reporters and analysts following the latest for us. we're going to start this hour with that fallout over kyle rittenhouse's acquittal. a sure clearing him of all charges yesterday after 3 1/2 days of deliberation. >> there were some protests that erupted overnight, and brooklyn, kenosha, wisconsin, as well as portland, oregon rest of the nation, the trial judge continues to face harsh criticism, this full-time more his questionable comments made to the jury after the verdict. let's get started right now with nbc's liz mclaughlin, what's the latest on the situ

what the hell is wrong with you, lindsey graham?g before your ordering drone attacks on people whose politics you don't like? what a revealing moment this is. as we set a second ago, our investigation into what actually happened on generally sixth is on fox nation, we will give you a big chunk of it in just a minute, but during the break, you can get free access for 90 days, "patriot purge," and all our documents, go to tuckercarlson.com. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: almost immediately after the events of january 6th, in fact while it was still going on, we noticed the democratic party, its leaders, members of the media, lying about what had happened. in very specific ways and then of course lying in very general ways about what it meant. and they kept it up, and so at a certain point several months ago we thought it might be worth finding out for ourselves what actually happened and what's happened in the aftermath. the result of our month-long investigation is called "patriot purge," it's a three-part documentary for

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 are you hearing from folks there?ey, craig, good morning. nearly everybody that i talk to is feeling the pinch at the pump. only one gentleman said he's not feeling it a whole lot. he has a fuel efficient car. right now a nationwide people are spending about 50% more than they were on gas last year. here in connecticut they're paying more than the national average. the national average for an average gallon of gas is about 3.41. here people are paying a quarter more than last month. nearly $1.50 a gallon more than last year. i talked to the connecticut energy marketers association. they say it's supply and demand. during the pandemic demand and production dropped. now production isn't keeping up. unfortunately, the person i spoke with at the connecticut energy marketer's association said he's not expecting it to alleviate. first it's going to get worse and then better. i talked to motorists about what they means for their bottom line. let's listen. >> i just recently retired. and instead of a spontaneous trip i used t

what the hell is wrong with you, lindsey graham? long before your ordering drone attacks on people whose politics you don't like? what a revealing moment this is. as we set a second ago, our investigation into what actually happened onn generally sixth is on fox nation, we will give you a big chunk of it in just a minute, but during the break, you can get free access for 90 days, "patriot purge," and all our documents, go to tuckercarlson.com. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ we will be right back. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ do you take aspirin? plain aspirin could be hurting your stomach. new vazalore is the first liquid-filled aspirin capsule clinically shown to cause fewer ulcers than plain aspirin. vazalore is designed to help protect... releasing aspirin after it leaves your stomach... where it is absorbed to give you the benefits of life saving aspirin... to help prevent another heart attack or stroke. heart protection with your stomach in mind. try new liquid-filled vazalore. aspirin made amazing! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: almost immediat

lindsey mentioned wages.s still negative thanks to inflation. so i think there's still a lot of work to do in the inflation camp and we think it and have thought it's sticky, it's going to be stickier which is why we're focused on tech stocks because that's the only way to improve productivity and get us out of this. maria: i wonder how markets would react if powell wasn't reappointed. i recognize that you're talking about a doveish scenario but the progressives want to take him down. that's partly what we've been seeing in the news recently with the focus on those fed governors and fed presidents trading stocks, even though obviously it don't look good at all. pushing these stories to take him down, the progressives want somebody who is going to have wide open, easy stimulus and if it is lyle brainerd i wonder if markets sell off. i spoke with one source who told me he does not think biden is going to reappoint powell. he doesn't expect it. that's one source and as i said, i can't get the answer from the bid

. >> i'm lindsey reiser, good to be with all of you this morning. we have a lot of prunes we want to get to. just a little side note here, things are starting to look a little festive here at 30 rock, that ice rink where people can start skating opens today at 9:00 a.m. >> it's been under repair for a little while. as you mentioned we have a lot of breaking news to get to. >> we have a team of reporters and analysts following the larts for you. we start in houston, the concert that local authorities are calling an extremely tragic night. >> at least eight people are dead and dozens injured at a music festival and police are still trying to figure out exactly how they died. they're looking into rumors that there might have been some laced drugs there. but we also know there were reports of fans rushing the stage. this was from earlier in the day. several hours before this major tragedy happened. police really appeared to lose control of the situation. large groups of young people starting swarming the gates and running inside. >> one of the people ho

if senators lindsey graham mike lee investigate. there is a scene where there is an extended scene were mike lee is sitting because he reads this a memo from john eastman saying the alternative of electors in seven states and they go or what? i haven't seen that i have not heard that it would be major news. a senator can get anyone on the phone, as we know it. he sits there for a couple of days and calls all of the heads of the legislators in arizona, wisconsin, pennsylvania and georgia and says alternative electors? no zero there's nothing there. he tries to tell trump personally this and convey that message as lindsey graham, his supporters. it is kind of like at the washington post- boomer working on a story some editor says the story is there the reporter from the field come sentences no it is not there. it does not exist. sometimes these ideas that editors and presidents have in their head these things do not .xist the existence of a stolen election is a total fantasy we scratched around, we went out into the night. knocking on

i'm lindsey reiser. >> and i'm kendis gibson. have a great holiday.second signature spending bill over a big hurdle on friday, celebrated his 79th birthday on saturday, and now he's repeatedly telling allies he will run for re-election in three years. we're going to have the latest on the biden agenda and the path ahead for embattled democrats. >>> plus, while kyle rittenhouse's attorney is calling some of his client's republican supporters disgusting. >>> and then, how at least two attempted breaches of county election systems are connected to donald trump's favorite foam pillow ceo. the man who spent millions of dollars pushing the disgraced ex-president's big election lie. >>> and why only one in three americans believe that the supreme court is acting to uphold the rule of law. "velshi" starts now. >>> good morning to you. it is sunday, november

lindsey can you take us back to the 18th century and some of this language. john gives us a great way it speaks the 21st century. how would this have been read in september 1796? as you said there's an election just around the corner. >> yes i think as john alluded to at the very beginning, this was an intensely partisan will meet think about the challenges we are facing today in terms of misinformation and disinformation. party structures, nativism, fears about foreign interference all the things except they have not done it before. as joe talked about their students of history and knew it failed. let's not forget the constitution is actually the country's second chance. this government was already in the second chance at getting it right. such intense fear at this time that one misstep would lead to the nation's undoing. washington shared that fear, adams shared that fear during the debate joe mentioned, adams wrote in this letter back to abigail in the civil war was coming or maybe the constitution would last another ten years. that is really in the vibe o

>> lindsey, good morning. this was supposed to be a night of music and fun and raising money for charity and instead it ended in deadly chaos. as you said, around 9:15 p.m. last night local time in texas, that crowd of some 50,000 people there to see headline rapper travis scott started surging toward the stage. authorities declaring a mass casualty event some 20 minutes later. eight people so far have been killed, but 17 more taken to hospital, 11 of them suffering cardiac arrest. authorities treated some 300 people there at the scene. this was a chaotic, deadly, late-night event, and there were some unsettling warning signs earlier in the day. hundreds of people just surging past security trying to get into this sold out festival. you saw concert-goers just pushing past metal detectors, jumping over each other, trying to get through. a number of people were injured in that earlier incident, but the concert did go ahead. police say they're going to investigate all avenues here to figure out exactly what happe

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you know, lindsey graham is talking about he's so upset about 375,000 people left in the country. it's his job to vote to make some kind of immigration policy or a country that the whole country is based on immigration. we're all immigrants. every one of us. let me say something. if they regulate medical marijuana, why ain't q regulated? >> bill in ohio. this is dick, windermere, florida. independent. good morning. >> caller: yes, i have been watching this, and they're saying people are coming here illegally, and the biden administration is not doing anything to stop it. it's not the job of the biden administration to make immigration law. they can stop the illegal immigrants from coming to america by arresting the employers who employ them. that should be against the law. it should carry five years in jail, and watch how fast they won't employ them. the second thing they can do is make it illegal to give them free medical care and free school for their kids. if you do that, they'll turn around and leave. they want them to come here because they want cheap labor. but they don't wa

here's abc news anchor lindsey davis.i like to be i be i be i okay by me and i'm ready for more than six decades. stephen sondheim has been writing the music the lyrics to some of the america's most celebrated and beloved performances broadway life can be brightening a maddie if you and in the movies from west side story to sweeney todd. sondheim re audiences saw on broadway for generations art needs surprise. otherwise, it doesn't hold an audience as attention, but there needs surprise and so i like to surprise myself and i want to surprise an audience and and and surprise he did in 1970 company first musical without a defined linear plot nominated for 14. tony awards. his first full score was in 1962's a funny thing happened on. new york city sondheim was brought up in the theater learning from broadway legend oscar hammerstein. he taught me how to structure a lyric that is say the kindler that he wrote which is a story lyric, they'll say with the beginning and a development and a conclusion sondheim would go on to win

i have the stack of lindsey graham memos that he got from giuliani. and if you go through this, it is just bs. and lindsey graham had his chief counsel on the senate judiciary committee look at this, and very systematically, and there is no truth, no fact, and so we now have trump out there, essentially making the rational for a future candidacy that the 2020 election was stolen. zero evidence. >> zero evidence. this comes down right now on the subpoenas to, and other matters of the committee, what does merrick garland going to do? are you surprised he hasn't acted yet? >> no, he's careful, but this is -- i'm sure there is political reality, the white house doesn't want to be seen investigating the prior president, quite frankly. and so, you know -- >> let me ask you a question about that, is it sort of not wanting to be seen doing it and maybe pulling a punch also making a political calculation? >> yes, it is. but if there is no investigation, you have no scrutiny. and what this needs is scrutiny. and the january 6th committee is, i think, just is a

lindsey, kendis? >> liz, we know kyle rittenhouse will be giving an exclusive interview to fox's tucker carlson on monday. what more do we know about that? >> reporter: that's also received some mixed reaction line. tucker carlson's team released a trailer of sorts hours after the verdict, kind of showing a fox nation team has been embedded with him the whole time. this srjt a style of one person following him. we're talking a high-production film team there interviewing him, getting access to his home, as someone so distraught on the stand was able to give these interviews throughout the course. that documentary is coming out. but on monday evening, he'll be sitting down with tucker carlson to talk about his story as a free man. >>> let's turn right now to our panel of experts. we have a senior trial counsel attorney with joey jackson law and a criminal defense attorney as well and glenn kirschner, an msnbc legal analyst. i want to start with you. you said, even if the jury was not entirely convinced

lindsey?econds, we'll take you inside the supreme court to hear arguments in two challenges to the texas abortion law. i'm lindsey reiser in for stephanie ruhle. jose diaz-balart picks up the coverage right now. >>> good morning. it's 10:00 a.m. eastern, 7:00 a.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz-balart. and we begin with something that hasn't happened before. for the first time ever, msnbc will bring you live oral arguments from the u.s. supreme court as it takes up two cases stemming from the controversial texas abortion law. this will be audio only, as the supreme court does not allow television cameras. the first case is whole women's health versus jackson. it was filed by abortion providers, challenging a law that effectively bans abortions in texas and shifts

here's abc news anchor lindsey davis.i like to be ine ine i okay by me and i'm ready for more than six decades. stephen sondheim has been writing the music the lyrics to some of the america's most celebrated and beloved performances broadway life can be brightening a maddie if you and in the movies from west side story to sweeney todd. sondheim re audiences saw on broadway for generations art needs surprise. otherwise, it doesn't hold an audience as attention, but there needs surprise and so i like to surprise myself and i want to surprise an audience and and and surprise he did in 1970 company first musical without a defined linear plot nominated for 14. tony awards. his first full score was in 1962's a funny thing happened on. way way way way way way way way new york city sondheim was brought up in the theater learning from broadway legend oscar hammerstein. he taught me how to structure a lyric that is say the kindler that he wrote which is a story lyric, they'll say with the beginning and a development and a conclusio

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm lindsey reiser.ry 6th. it did. now steve bannon is indicted for not telling what he knows. we will talk what is in store for the one-time top aide and what it means for other reluctant witnesses. >>> the story of the secret tapes that the nra said it would be bad for the brand. and we will hear from some of the nearly 1 million children who have been ability to get vaccinated against covid. "velshi" starts right now. good morning. it is start, november 13th. i'm in for ali velshi. we may soon find out if there is a

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his own senator -- lindsey graham -- couldn't find a closer confidant of president trump than lindsey graham in his four years. lindsey graham voted for it. it passed 69-30 in the senate. we had a long history of trying to work together. this is -- doesn't change the tax code. it's paid for. traditional infrastructure, including broadband, roads, and highways, which is why the farm bureau, the chamber, the business roundtable, home builders, all, vociferously endorsed this. but i will tell you, it -- it's a terrible way -- you know, we -- we've seen civility really downslide here. i am concerned about my staff. they are taking these calls. they're -- the threats to them. i mean, our offices. i mean, you know, in many cases -- and you know, i started as a congressional aide at, what, age 21, 22 years old? these are very disturbing adult language, to say the least, that truly is frightening. and a real, real bad mark in terms of the civility across the country as we've seen these issues like this jump. >> yeah. well i mean, no one should receive calls like this and as you said, it's not

>> yes i mean, lindsey, the floodgates are open.hat the doj has not charged anybody with congressional contempt in 38 years, last time was in 1983. but this is very significant. an indictment against bannon, because it sends a couple of messages. number one, this doj, at least this issue of insurrection of our government, he is not playing. this is hopefully not a one-off, it will be the first of many indictments against those who defy congressional subpoenas. and the larger, broader message is that this is no longer the trump doj that is, you know, weaponized political tool, to shield the president and his allies against criminal exposure. this is now the doj, back to its normal business, enforcing the rule of law, where no man is above the law, and that includes the president. so, we are dealing with a very different doj. we are dealing with an attorney general garland, keeping his promise that he made, that he will impose the rule of law. this case is very significant. because although it is unprecedented that we have had insurre

i'm lindsey reiser. >> we have a team of reporters and analysts following the very latest for you right now. but we are going to stay on top of that breaking news out of london. yet anotherut health scare for 95-year-old queen elizabeth. >> we learned of it just a few hours ago. she was pulled of a national remembrance ceremony. she had to cancel that appearance because of a back sprain, this is according to buckingham palace. >> the palace saying in a statement, quote, her majesty is disappointed that she will miss the service. nbc foreign correspondent matt bradley joining usre now from london with more. matt, bring us up to speed. >> reporter: good morning, lyndsey and kendis. we just missed the actual moment,ss the 11th hour, the 11 month, the 11th day. there was a treaty that ended world war i. that moment on that day is marked something like a veterans day or a memorial day here in britain. and it doesn't just honor those who fought and died in world war i, it honors those who are injured and fought and died in every war. the queen is a representative of the country, but also a re

lindsey, i want to go to you. look, you've been talking to people who are feeling the pain at the pump big time today. what are they telling you? >> yeah, chris, i mean, everybody but one person i talked to today is really upset about how much more they are having to pay for the same amount of gas to fill their cars. one gentleman i talked to said he has a fuel efficient car, he doesn't commute to work, he was the only one unbothered by all of this. right now the average for a gallon of gas nationwide is $3.41. here in connecticut, about 3.54. people in connecticut are paying a quarter more for a gallon of gas than they were last month. $1.50 a gallon more than last year. we're inching closer to a record of $4.39 set back in 2008. i talked to the connecticut energy marketers association and they tell me it looks like it's going to get worse before it gets better. it's an issue of supply and demand. during the pandemic, demand halted and now demand has skyrocketed and supply hasn't caught up. let's listen to people

joining us now, senior senator from great state of south carolina, lindsey graham. justice system all of the time. there are parts that should be reformed. but setting bond for a criminal offenders -- would not be what we're talking about. >> number one, what does it take to lose our license in wisconsin? there are so many things to talk about here, you did a good job of making this case real. what do you say to the family of the victims. how do we go to them as a nation and explain to them that this man was allowed to be loose given this criminal record. the chickens are coming home to roost when it comes to crime and radical left, it is fashionable in blue states and liberal district to softoo crime. we need to vote. congresswoman tlaib has a bill to. empty federal prison. some want to get away with cash bail. i am going to stand with the cops, with making it harder to get bail when maul over and over. over. trey: a clip for you and your reaction. >> when they read all of the changes he had prior to what he did on sunday, it made my sick to my stomach, then to hea

let's talk to lindsey hazlehurst, currys chief supply chain officer.d and we have had to work quite a lot harder this year, but we were working really closely with our suppliers. we got the stock in early, we got more stock than we had last year. we got extra warehousing space, we are using every inch of our stores to make sure we got the maximum amount of stock available, and we recruited over 3200 colleagues across our business. so we are ready and raring to go. more stuff than last year, but some popular items more stock than last year, but some popular items are scarce, aren't they? yes, absolutely. it is always the case. there are really hot products every year, but if you can't buy it at currys, you probably can't buy it anywhere at this point. my advice would be if you want something particular, if you see it, buy it now. but across the vast majority of our range we have got lots of stock and lots of products and lots of expert colleagues who can help you find what you need. how many playstation 5s, doyou have them. we've got some, never enough,

todd: let's listen to what lindsey graham says one more time. what if he didn't know what was going on? how scary is that prospect for the united states if the ceo of your country, the president of the united states doesn't know with such a major policy issue we have been following since the day of his inauguration. jillian: it seems like genuine shock on his end and he said he didn't agree with it. not only did it appear he didn't know but he was overruled because they are going forward with it. todd: what a disaster and they've got to figure this out because when you go back to the money involved, we have to raise this every time you raise this story, when you think of the soldiers who don't get that kind of money. jillian: they are lowering the price tag because they are the criticism the goldstar families get less money so they are saying we will avoid this by making it a smaller dollar amount. >> the difference, the people who died for our country weren't breaking the law, these other people are. >> president biden facing backlash after ann

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. >> south carolina republican senator lindsey graham said an attack against israel would be considered an attack against the united states. he made his remarks at the recent republican jewish coalition leadership meeting in las vegas. it runs 15 minutes. ♪ >> good evening. how you doing? i never spoke at this many people the sober, so i usually speak by the time we all get liquored up, but thanks for having me. i want to say something about norm coleman. i love norman coleman and you're doing a great job and we are all praying for you. so the rjc is stronger than ever. anybody met herschel walker tonight? so thanks for having me. it's like a family event. the bottom line is the rjc matter now more than ever. after tuesday to feel pretty good about things? -- [inaudible] somebody screwing up the world joe biden would win. it's amazing what you can do this short a period of time. thank you so much for being with me. my race we raise $250 million between me and my opponent. the bottom line is that you were there for me and everybody liked me. i've been in so many of your homes. [inaudible

what was the general posture of kevin mccarthy, senator lindsey graham toward president trump?e model of this. pence is working hard to stay on the good side of trump at the same time as bob was pointing out. dan quayle reads him the constitution and the law. you are not an actor in this. you simply, mechanically count the votes. and pence is under lots of pressure from trump and his lawyers and confidants saying you cannot do this and in the end pence stood up and did the constitutional right thing at the same time when he's there and they're voting to certify, if he said i'm confused and walked off, we would have had worse than a constitutional crisis because it would have undermined the legitimacy of the presidency. >> but, bob costas, as you report in the book, bob, you have -- he was fishing around, vice president pence, for a reason to get this done for president trump, calling former vice president dan quayle, who shut him down pretty quickly. so as we lock ahead to january 6th to that day and some of those phone calls, what were members of congress, prominent members of

to hear what's coming out of the mouth of lindsey graham but he said he was out. have brokeen the trump hold over the republican party? or would all of those people just been killed off by the gosars of the world? >> it is the critical moment. when the senate came to hear the impeachment trial and mcconnell ends up coming to the position that we can't convict a former president, removing a president that's already out of office doesn't make any sense. that is his position. it's his position one way or another. it was close. mcconnell i know was having conversations about jumping on board to finally be rid of him and he goes to mar-a-lago and somehow the hold on the party faithful is still there and mcconnell reverses course. i describe where mcconnell comes out against forming an independent commission to investigate january 6th on the 9/11 commission. and liz cheney sends him a text message, pointing to this statue of the goddess cleo and she's writing notes. she keeps notes for history, the goddess of history, the muse of history and mcconnell doesn't answer her

good can be senator tim scott, might let senator lindsey graham come, but lindsey is a junior senator -- d >> sean, you will be there, too. >> sean: i would love to beer there. >> you should leave the bus. >> sean: better be careful what you ask for. you don't want me driving the bus, that is for sure. >> not driving the bus, leading the bus. >> sean: i want to make sure, if republicans -- conservatism works. it's simple, law and order, we want school choice, we want limited government, secure borders, energy independent. senator scott, this is all doable. we can solve our problems, but i do believe conservatives have got to unite behind these principles if they want to win in 2022 and 2024. >> 100%. let's just say it this way. the road to socialism runs right through a divided republican party. it's really important to remember that. understanding what the republican party stands for isia really important. we stand for energy independence. this administration stopped the keystone pipeline. we believe that we have important allies around the world that should stay on our side. preside

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senator lindsey graham is in "focus" now. republican senator from south carolina. great to see you in person. thank you for being in "focus." >> 34%, what do they like? how could you get 34% liking? >> harris: so you heard what i was telling the audience about the obama team and what they saw coming. why can't the biden team see that? >> they're wrong about everything. joe biden doesn't understand inflation. he never had a job. he has been in the senate or politics most of his life. he is a fine man but doesn't know how the economy works. he thought he new better than the generals in afghanistan. he is trying to be the most progressive president since fdr. that's his goal is to spend as much money and grow the government as much as he can to be on par with fdr and really the biden/obama rivalry exists. most people don't know but i know this, the obama and biden team had a lot of friction. and i think biden is trying to be the progressive president that obama was too afraid to be. that's driving all of this i think. >> harris: that's really interesting. >> i know it

but we do want to begin with our top story, the coronavirus, and lindsey riser in manhattan. welcome to all of you, thank you for joining us today. lindsey, i want to start with you. there have been so many developments other the past 24 hours. take us through what the key headlines are and what you're watching. >> yeah, good to be with you. right now the world, the country, the city of new york waiting and watching to see how omicron might change potential mandates, lives, or behavior. right now we know that the cdc in addition to saying everybody can be eligible for a booster, they're encouraging saying you should go and get a booster if you're six months out for pfizer and moderna. we also know the vaccine companies are testing their doses against the new variant to see how effective they are. we also know that one of the antibody companies, they do look like they're treatment could be less effective against the omicron variant but they're working on another treatment they say looks promising. and we know the communities are reacting as well. we know los angeles county and

so it will reflect the value, lindsey, but are gone. are going quindrel with a me a little in our civic lead, but august the info give you and me begin with a with wow, i get i think you're willing little doing that on my moine, iowa. again. yelp in italy again, when we die, i bring it up. we think we're going to look oh, getting some movie to come back a yes. yes. and then greg, you'd want to look a little bit on some level. so mozambie yes. a bit. well, and you came up with a young i want to loan, you know, wanted to see what he sense. yep. what a are you seeing can yonder oh yeah i yeah. oh no. so don't come. but if you morning compressor's he is a load us. what, what if, what are you new? a leo bus. so miss simona in my sim will not be a minority. the kyoto midweek with equal good q you live in the look at been so ah . c c c c c a . c a with the name a single and then can you that and, but that i mean that to someone about this good. do we asking you to thing and will not go? you go yes, he does some, but i was in the one you so you

i'm lindsey reiser. >> and i'm kendis gibson. it's a big day. some would think it's the worst time of the year. here's why. you see the little scaffolding in the middle? they're getting ready for the big christmas tree to roll it on in here at rockefeller center. >> right now it's on a flatbed truck. it comes from maryland. really the tallest tree, one of our producers was saying, since 2016. that maryland family didn't want to part with it initially. the rockefeller gardner did some persuading, and we're all going to be better for it. >> it's the first tree that coming from maryland. thank you so much. we look forward to meeting the many tourists who would like to come here for the next several week. >> it's going to be li. >>> steve bannon, one of donald trump's closest advisers now criminally indicted for ignoring a s&p from a committee leading the investigation that he's expected to turn himself in now on monday. >> the indictment is a first. no one has been prosecuted for contempt of congress when executive privilege has been asserted. nbc'

here is lindsey davis with more. >> ♪ i like to be in america ♪ lindsey: for more than six decades, stephendheim has been writing the music and lyrics to some of america's most celebrated and beloved performances on broadway and in the movies. from "westside story" "sweeney todd,," sondheim revolutionizing what audiences saw on broadway for generations. stephen sondheim: theater needs surprise. i like to surprise myself. linsey: and surprised he did. ♪ in 1970, "company," the first musical without a defined plot nominated for 14 tony awards. his first full score was in 1962's "a funny thing happened on the way to the farm." born in 1930 in new york city, sondheim was brought up in the theater, learning from broadway legend oscar hammerstein. stephen sondheim: he taught me how to structure the kind of lyric he wrote, which is a story lyric, with vague beginning, a development, and a conclusion. linsey: sondheim would go on to win tony's, grammys, and an oscar. sondheim spent the day celebrating thanksgiving with his friends. he was 91. stephen sondheim: if i must leave tomorrow, one thing be

and on january 2nd, senators like mike lee and lindsey graham, two top republicans and close allies areng pressured by the white house and mark meadows chief of staff and rudy giuliani and johnny sweeney conservative a lawyer toud think through how to help president trump in his name and throwing some of these electors out and moving the election to the house of representatives or the republicans because they have control the most delegations, could potentially to the election to president trump in a very important meeting comes to january former vice president pence and his lawyer in his advisors come in to the oval office and president trump is there with john eastman, theit conservative lawyer in the first time, we can published this memo that is gotten a lot of attention at a a six part memo outlining how pens could throw out the electors and give the election to trump and uc in dissing the president trump is saying to pets, listen to john eastman, listen to john, listen to john and he has is momo is constitutional legal for mike pence to walk on january 6 and walk away and so this

in this political climate, joe, can somebody like senator lindsey graham convince the other side of thecult, right. it won't take too many democrats, though, to tip the scales, obviously, particularly when talking about a 50/50 senate. so again, you bring up the names, manchin, sinema, that's about it. but you would hope that they would say, all right, this is a bridge too far and we have to put a stop to this because, again, this is somebody in gigi stone who wants to stop what some people want to say on the airwaves and that's not the role of the fcc. todd: i don't think she is going to be invited to concha's thanksgiving, regardless of white meat. carley: it's always twitter with the nominees that get them in trouble. daniel: john durham nuked the steele dossier credibility. news outlets are not issuing corrections. this is the pattern, report something that isn't true and then not walk it back. you how important is that? >> a lie can go halfway around the world before the truth can get its pants on. and now with social media, a lie can go a billion times around the world before the

dagen: lindsey, thank you for that analysis, lindsey piegza, mike murphy and joanne feeney, terrific. have a great weekend. much more ahead, coming up, american crime out of control, seattle becoming so dangerous the city can't even protect its own workers. the effects of bad policy, next. then, potential broken promises on taxes, florida congressman byron donneels weighs in on the president's spending agenda. and move over crypto, the hot new investment is art. we look at what's driverring drt boom ahead. joining the conversation all morning long, jackie deangeles and james freeman. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ dagen: the rise of sat l he'll crime, downtown seattle is now so dangerous that city employees are being offered security. the king county government is having security escort county employees to their busses, trains, cars or commute home in order to stay safe in seattle. james, what do you make of this development? rather than like allow the police department to do its duty, they have to hire security to protect