lindsey graham has learned that lesson.onald trump's lesson to republicans has been, you can do anything and get away with it. that is the message that mitch o'connell sent to clarence thomas yesterday from the senate floor. after lindsey graham spoke this morning, senator chris murphy steered the supreme court confirmation discussion to what he called, quote, recent revelations about justice clarence thomas and his wife. >> judge jackson has answered hours of questions about her judicial philosophy, why she made certain decisions, why she represented certain clients, how are back on a shaper review, every detail of her professional and personal life has been it will continue to be interrogated publicly as she goes through the final stages of this process. a strange thing will happen when jackson finally takes her seat on the supreme court. she will, after all this review and scrutiny, become effectively immune from ethics standards. why is that? because every federal judge, circuit judges, district edges, court of internat

lindsey graham has learned that lesson.onald trump's lesson to republicans has been, you can do anything and get away with it. that is the message that mitch o'connell sent to clarence thomas yesterday from the senate floor. after lindsey graham spoke this morning, senator chris murphy steered the supreme court confirmation discussion to what he called, quote, recent revelations about justice clarence thomas and his wife. >> judge jackson has answered hours bow questions about her judicial philosophy, why she made certain decisions, why she represented certain clients, how are back on a shaper review, every detail of her professional and personal life has been it will continue to be interrogated publicly as she goes through the final stages of this process. a strange thing will happen when a jackson finally takes her seat on the supreme court. she will, after all this review and scrutiny, become effectively immune from ethics standards. why is that? because every federal judge, circuit judges, district edges, court of inter

right in the garbage lindsey bell a great and long segment lindsey, thank you good stuff >> thank you with it. killing it love it. thank you. we will try to get jeff back on tomorrow tech doesn't always work the way you want it happens thank you for joining in thanks for watching "worldwide exchange." we will see you again tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. eteasrn time. "squawk box" is next get ready for next level entertainment. apple tv+ is now on xfinity. howdy y'all. with new apple original series and movies added every month... ...there's always something new to discover. and right now, you can get 3 months of apple tv+ free when you sign up. just say “try apple tv+” to get started. it's a movement. with xfinity, it's a way better way to watch. >>> good morning tesla out with first quarter delivery numbers over the weekend. >>> starbucks founder howard schulz is back details straight ahead. >>> and amazon warehouse workers in staten island voting to unionize we will tell you what happens next it's monday, april 4th, 2022 "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box"

who lindsey graham voted for a year ago. the new republican support of judge and huron jackson picked up today senator mitt romney, who is now one of three republican senators supporting judge jackson, and senator susan collins an their support last week. that is consistent with the support from judge jackson last year. senator romney issued a written statement saying, quote, that is the kind of statement, almost word for word, that over 90 senators used to make. sometimes 100 on supreme court confirmations when they were not the partisan circus that they have become. once again, today, before the committee vote, senator cruz and spent their time saying that they thought the prison sentences that judge jackson gave for possession of child pornography in just a few cases should have been longer sentences. republicans used hours of confirmation hearing time on this talking point, which was not something that any of the mentioned one year ago when shots jackson went through the confirmation process. today, senator amy klobuchar

lindsey: that's correct. i think at that point the fed will have raised rates enough to choke off the growth. will we see a technical recession? that is a question for whether or not the fed can identify the weakness and pullback after rate increases. if they continue to move forward, i think we go into technical recession. if they pullback, we may be able to navigate not necessarily a soft landing, but a very brief dip into negative territory. tom: there you are, two days in a row. dr. piegza, thank you so much. i was shocked by the word transitory. i wax poetic. transitory, oh transitory. remember when transitory was everything? that was ages ago. lisa: we dropped the word and we dropped the concept. after dropping the word, people clung to the concept that we would see these base effects and new inflationary pressures in the form of what we are seeing from ukraine and the discretion -- destruction in the exports of oil and gas. at what point do we get to a place where we are crisis-free? tom: the only base

and then for lindsey to always have his moments -- it was lindsey and mitch mcconnell who flipped the switch as to how fast the process was pushed when merrick garland they refused to even have that conversation with their ridiculous idea that the 18 months obama had left in office, he could do nothing. it is funny that it is genius, because those little teeny pieces and snippets of conversations is what sticks in americans' brains, and it really stuck, this one case they pulled apart and were hammering on. out of all of her cases, just one case they picked apart. it is political. it will always be political. the reason kavanaugh was put on was because trump was running into some issues legally, and kavanaugh is a staunch believer that presidents have full and control power. every pecos for a particular reason. that is my two cents. it is political, it will always be political. but i think judge ketanji brown's cases and precedence and the presiding's of her cases have been stellar. if anyone wants to pick apart one case, two cases here or there, i think you can find anomalies in anyb

bring in south carolina republican senator lindsey graham.s assassination, and you just want him to go. based on this barely veiled nuclear threat if the west continues to intervene, what do you think should happen to him? >> fourth time in a week he's mentioned nuclear retaliation if we keep helping the ukraine. i don't think for a minute we are going to have world war iii over ukraine, i don't think the russian military would execute an order to go into a full scale nuclear war, nobody wins that. but for the first time, to be honest with you, i believe it's possible they may explode a low level nuclear device in ukraine to try to break our will. and i would consider the attack on nato itself because the radiation would go beyond ukraine. so i do believe he's up against the ropes, putin is, and the speech he gave was very interesting to me. >> speculation, senator, or have you heard specific intelligence received to that point? >> speculation on my part, but i think we are entering a phase of the war where he's adjusted his ambitions. the go

larry lindsey takes the other side >>> are these the best or worst of times for financial stocks? and which should you bet on? traditional banks or fin tech? we'll get to that, but first a check on the markets the market is up five points right now as we try to start the second day of the month straight with positive gains. we were down more than 200 at the lows dow is up seven. s&p up 19. the nasdaq is up 212 points. by far the outperformer. flying 1.5% today. we'll get more on that in a bit. the two-ten yield curve is -- down about by five basis points. the stock of the day is twitter. on pace for the best day ever after regulatory filings showed elon musk taking a 9% stake in the company and makes him the largest shareholder in the stock. twitter now up almost 29% to $50 a share. the big question is how much near-term influence will musk really have. joining me now is our very own steve kovak and sara fisher. let's start with what we know about musk with a shareholder portion this size and what it can exert. >> the influence is investors think it might go from being a passive i

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>> well, lindsey is not always totally sincere. this is bologna. you know, he wanted his choice, a south carolina judge who he guarantees should have been 60, which he couldn't guarantee, of course, and lindsey should know the president nominates the praerpl court justices. lindsey ran for president and he lost. biden ran for president and he won. judge jackson is eminently qualified. lindsey voted for sotomayor and kagan, and she's exactly in the mainstream. there's no reason for him not to vote for her, but he's just -- the republican party is broken as far as i am concerned. >> let me ask you about the process in general. it seems like where we are going or where we are headed it's going to be a party line vote -- or a lot of a party line because congress just feels more divided than ever. how do we move past that? is it possible to? >> yeah, are you asking me? >> yeah. >> well, i hope so but i don't see a lot of hope. i think this is showing the importance of the midterms. if another vacancy comes open and biden gets a chance to nominate somebo

can you give us some insight into your fellow south carolinian, lindsey graham. it seemed like he just wanted to humiliate this woman. >> it just didn't make any sense, joy. it did not make any sense. and lindsey had voted for judge jackson three times already, and applauded her brilliance then. and now he has a sea change. but that's lindsey graham. his finger is in the wind and he's trying to figure things out. but i'm not letting anybody steal the joy of this moment. this is -- this is amazing, amazing day for this country. an amazing day for all of the 81 million people who went to the polls and voted for joe biden and kamala harris and then if the millions of people who went to the polls in january, those are the people who made this historic event happen. >> and i'm quite sure the white house is well aware of that. the only reason this is happening at all -- i mean, mitch mcconnell and lindsey graham have essentially said they will not allow any other potential justice to even get a hearing. let me just say this. this is mcconnell and graham basically sayin

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but not lindsey graham.> huh. thanks, lindsey. >>> and an historic rally for the kansas men's basketball team with their come-from-behind victory over north carolina for the national championship. good morning and welcome to "morning joe." it is tuesday, april 5th. >> that is -- that was, by the way, willie, the biggest comeback since '63. >> yeah. >> and we were actually doing a "morning joe" live there when loyola/chicago came out. >> the ramblers, we were there on the ground. >> we were on the ground. i said there's no way these ramblers are going to come back. they came back, right? >> last night because w

but not lindsey graham. in fact, he says if republicans were in charge she would have gotten the merrick garland treatment. >> huh. thanks, lindsey. >>> and an historic rally for the kansas men's basketball team with their come-from-behind victory over north carolina for the national championship. good morning and welcome to "morning joe." it is tuesday, april 5th. >> that is -- that was, by the way, willie, the biggest comeback since '63. >> yeah. >> and we were actually doing a "morning joe" live there when loyola/chicago came out. >> the ramblers, we were there on the ground. >> we were on the ground. i said there's no way these ramblers are going to come back. they came back, right? >> last night because we host a morning tv show, i went to bed at halftime. >> good. >> carolina up by 15 points, i thought they were going to run them out of the gym. kansas has a huge comeback. >> the biggest comeback. we will be getting the news. jonathan lemire, obviously everybody is talking about the war crimes, the hor

you let lindsey graham dog walk you on that.n there was an agreement you were negotiating. this could have been your bill, sir. you decided to back down from police reform when you let that man, your fellow south carolinaens who didn't have your back, did not let you make history, did not let you have a big accomplishment, don't blame that on me. blame that on him. have a conversation with obeina greer, thank you. >>> the don't say gay bill, will arkins joins me next. y bill, wil arkins joins me next my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. (♪ ♪) in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lu

the fact that there is a great chance that lindsey graham doesn't actually believe, it he just wantsally makes it worse for him to be doing it that way, but you also have to remember when talking about these cuckoo for cocoa puffs conspiracy theories, again, they need some real harm. i think you pointed it out during the confirmation hearings, while they are making these attacks on jackson, that can cause -- put her life in danger, they are also being very clear about where her daughters go to school. >> exactly. >> they went right to -- so if you are a qanon person watching the confirmation hearing, you know where ketanji brown jackson's family where they work, where the kids go to school, and these ridiculous pedophile attacks. so they're giving them all the information that they need to do real harm and real bad things to this person, whose only crime, at this point, is being a black woman. >> and they -- that offense. them >> and republicans say, even republicans say she's qualified. this is directly at her just because she is who she is. >> very quickly, i want to play time for

lindsey graham is nothing if not a careful strategist. people like ted cruz, who ran against trump and lindsey graham and mitch mcconnell, none of them were thinking trump could win. so they really let it all out there. how clearly they claimed to oppose everything that he stood for. keep that in mind, the people who used to criticize trump and who according to this reporting thought about trying to do so again right after the violent insurrection, these people today, as we speak to you live on the news, these are now his loudest supporters. >> this man is a pathological liar. >> the man cannot tell the truth. but he combined it with being a narcissist. >> you're a sniffling coward. >> he's a cook. i think he's crazy and not fit for office. >> his policies are not great for the country. >> on the congressional investigations beat, jackie from the washington post, ali, what is revealed here given these peoples feelings and claims about donald trump, the danger and the bigotry and racism to quote lindsey graham was all there and that the in

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bell and lindsey, just talk to raphael bostic, atlanta fed president.residents are ready to raise rates steadily, which he confirmed but he said that the difference in opinion right now at the fed is on what it's going to do to the economy, and he sounded a lot more cautious than some of his peers, for instance, on the uncertainties that are in the economy right now. he cited real wages being negative, said the global growth from the imf taking down forecasts today, is an uncertainty and they're willing to sort of see how the economy and the markets digest the rate hikes. very different from bullard talking about 75 basis point hikes not taking that off the table. how do you think it's all impacting the market >> yeah, i mean, there's clearly two sides to this story. and i think the reality is we're kind of in this wait and see mode, where we're trying to determine which way growth goes. and the fed is going to play a very critical role in making that determination, right? so it was encouraging to hear that he's saying that they're reiterating that they

co even senator lindsey graham, who is always very hawkish, said in an interview this week that he thinks that a possibility are that the russians may be contemplating that. we do notilyno bkw k that up, but we know there is concern among members of congress as well. yamiche: concerns, not only now as i listen to hans sort of scare me about nuclear weapons and what dco -- thinking about these concerns. hans: i obviously putin's mind. there are people much smarter than i at the white house who have's psychological profile -- putin's psychological profile d, so there needs to be some acknowledgment of that, but people are talking aut it as possibility, and i don't know how quickly lindsey graham pivoted to other issues, but it seems like a momenwhen you havecans on capitol hill communicating this. it just shows where we are. you spend all your time in the'a ys d yowau'dre pic, king uanp in sidr conversations. nicole: i think it remains a wn.orplst-case scenario.sea y hopefully, it does not get tos clear russia is not done, that they could escalate things, especially with this symbolic victo

lindsey fish smooth. besides not mitt basket or, and by the way, the scientists agreed that the volcanic area of the west eiffel cannot be described as extinct least as a luscious lucon good sized them. i know that was my next question. is it still feeling under our feet? motion? if bordered, it is still bubbling away under our feet are kind there aren't any eruptions any more, but you can tell that it is bubbling away because of the rising carbon dioxide the let's take a little more small, a closer look. ah, at the heart of the eiffel lies the small town of berlin, borne home to a real geyser. it's nicknamed global and shoots cold water into the air every 30 minutes. mm mm. quite remarkable. that 13000 years ago, this peaceful lake was the sight of the biggest will cannick a russian in central europe. to date, a thick layer of volcanic ash and pumice, varied meadows, valleys and forest. mm. and sky, he income is a fissure on lake locket. 14 years ago he leased the lake from the neighboring benedictine medea laugh abbey, and decided to continue the monks, centuries old fishing tradition.

for example, here's senator lindsey graham on january 6, 2021, the day of the insurrection, versus lindseylast week on fox news >> trump and i, we've had a hell of a journey i hate it to end this way. oh, my god, i hate it. from my point of view, he's been a consequential president. but today, first thing you'll see, all i can say is count me out. enough is enough >> donald trump is the leader of this party not kevin mccarthy, not lindsey graham, not newt gingrich. >> based on the "america first" agenda >> yeah. i'm hoping soon he will lay out a positive agenda. >> seth: "that's it. i've had enough of this guy. enough to prove to me that he is the future of the republican party. [ laughter ] also, i'm sorry, you're hoping donald trump will lay out a positive agenda now? because everyone knows you radically change your personality when you hit the age of 75. when i turn 75, i'm going to drop everything, move to santa monica, dye my hair bleach blond, and become one of those jacked shirtless dudes that do sit-ups by the pier at 5:00 a.m. [ laughter ] i just want to stipulate that i gave the

lindsey graham forgot a tie. he wasn't on the floor for his vote is. much into the moment or what do you take from those incidents? >> well, let me correct you. lindsey graham didn't forget his tie. he was wearing it earlier and then he took it off. and without a tie under the rules of the senate, you can't be on the floor. he cast his no vote from the coat room, sticking his thumb down for a no-vote. you have that kind of pettiness. the last piece of disrespect is as people were applauding after the vote, a bunch of them stood up and sort of stormed out of the chamber like dinosaurs heading back into the swamp. this is what you do come to expect, frankly. i mentioned that this in some ways is the fulfillment of the civil rights movement. movements give rise to countermovements mchl people are not happy with the progress this country has i had. they have a different vision or want to freeze things where they are or take things backward. lindsey graham represents this faction as does ron paul and others. know their names now. history books will note in

lindsey they're very similar. they have only about six different houses designs and they're all what what style would you call it, or do you have a sense what that style might be? i just looks like a typical like family home. i guess i don't. i guess that's what i would call it. a family home. yeah, okay, that seems ferric is that's certainly what they were in order to get into norville you had to have kids. it had to be a couple with children in order to get into normal. it most people look at that say it looks like a cape cod design. but the architect who is from greensburg who designed these houses said they were a pennsylvania farmhouse style, but they seem more like to me they seem more like a cape cod design with this one exception which i think is really curious and i'm not 100% sure why but you can see here on this house and here on this house. there's no front door. there's no door on the front of the house. so the doors are on the sides of the houses. this one seems to have a door. so i think it's four o

pay a price to supporting russia's invasion of ukraine. beijing hasn't condemned the war. senator lindsey graham made the comments in taiwan, jury, a meeting with president sighing. when graham said neither taiwan nor the u. s. once conflict with china, which claims the island as its territory. here is my promise to you in the time when these people were going to start making china pay a greater price for what they're doing all over the world. with taiwan producing 90 percent of the world's high end semiconductor products. it is a country of global. ringback significance of global consequence of global impact, and therefore, it should be understood that the security of taiwan has a global impact for those who would wish an ill. china meanwhile, is accusing the us of inflaming tension and says it's going down the dangerous path by sending politicians to taiwan. made asian wiggle in the united states and taiwan are colluding with each other. and some people deliberately compare taiwan in ukraine to very different issues in an attempt to confuse the public and take advantage of the chaos in

conservators senator lindsey graham and tom cotton sponsored the lawful access to encrypted data act. which would require tech companies to weak and access to secure system so law enforcement contract cyber criminals. they doubt the effectiveness of strong encryption, saying it makes a harder for the government to catch cyber criminals. the act in our past but it represents a very real dissent to certain cybersecurity measures. >> people think is a trade-off between liberty on one side and cybersecurity on the other. but i think the reality is, in a lot of ways, strong cybersecurity preserves liberty. click cyber attacks between us and outside nations are occurring and we are woefully unprepared, but these conflicts aren't the only conflicts we have to worry about. we need to worry about the intense warfare information. quirks to learn more about federal policy, we reached out to dr. dunst -- dr. dustin moody. >> the project i'm involved in is called the post-project cryptography project. the various scientists and researchers in many fields have been working on what's called a quantu

bad faith republicans, lindsey graham? >> wln i don't know what's happening inside that committee. i have a lot of confidence in liz cheney. i think she's proven to meet this moment, unlike most republicans. i could understand some argument that if you're going to have trump prosecuted in another jurisdiction, that you don't want to make it look political. but i think you have to just refer these things. and i think the justice department has to go after them. because if you allow what happened on 1/6 to go unpunished criminally. if overthrowing the government of the united states is not a crime, it only becomes a practice. and that's -- this is not going to be an isolated event. this is a long-term campaign they have to change the kind of country that we live in, and we should just accept that and meet it for what it is and fight it. >> molly, it drives me up the wall when i hear democrats always trying, i don't know, road test their arguments by wondering how republicans will react to it. it's never the other way around. you hear democrats say, if we add justices to the court, wh

to the lindsey graham that your brother knew for decades.n inflation. how does that criticism land on the president? >> okay, just failing to act fast enough, because it's breaking up -- on what? >> against inflation. >> oh, well, you must say my brother is a very powerful leader, but there are certain thing. he can't droll everything. he's working hard with the congress to bring inflation down, all of the machinations of government that i don't understand or appreciate them automatic, but i know he's trying to -- we have been slammed with inflation because of covid, because of the supply chain, because of putin, and he's -- he's trying to bring us all together instead of blaming the other team for what they haven't done or -- i'm surprised that that kind of discussion is going on when we're all in this together, and we have to -- this is about american families, about food on the table, and about gasp pumps, medicine. you know, we should be working together instead of pointing the fingers whose fault it is. it's all of our responsibilities.

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, lindsey graham was one of the only three republican senators to vote in favor of judge jackson just's be clear here. nothing has changed since then, versus now, when it comes to judge jackson's record. i would argue it's an intellectually dishonest position for that senator to take. on the flip side, republican senator susan collins who also voted to confirm judge jackson to the appeals court last year, said this on wednesday. >> i spent a great deal of time reviewing judge jackson's record, interviewing her twice, once before the hearing, once after the hearing. in the end, i decided that she has the qualifications, the experience, and the credentials that we require of a supreme court justice and warranted my support. >> well, it is senator collins, so hopefully that opinion holds until next week. we are still unsure how republican senators mitt romney and lisa murkowski would vote. if i had to vote next week to confirm judge jackson, it would be a resounding yes. we actually went to the same high school, in miami, we were on the same debate team, although she is just a little bit

why is lindsey mr. coming? why such pushing statements and this is not the first delegation. this phenomenon in dynamics. let's see, before that there was, the former chairman of the joint command of staffs, who twice held this position under obama. this is the unspoken leader. this is the gray eminence of the united states department of defense who advised austin to his current position. why are they teasing taiwan? i have a complete feeling that there is an unspoken bargaining going on between the taiwanese administration of the democratic progressive party, which was actually created by the us democratic party, you will feed them, this is their puppet so that they draw in their island 30 million wealthy prosperous taiwanese. here is the adventure. still, they went to a referendum, went to change the constitution, and, among other things, would have dragged china into this adventure and would have become, let's say, that a hotbed of non-healing wounds in east asia so that china could not just annex taiwan like he did annexed hong kong if this would be a peaceful option for

this is the only platform, this is a country with one channel that to lindsey control. there can be no more alternative opinion, what freedom of speech. this is no longer journalism. well, political scientist and expert on middle east affairs, it bolger believes presidents lensky has wrongly imprisoned, has political opponents, but won't face any consequences. most ma'am, still, we know the situation is tense. for ukraine, the situation is getting worse and worse every day. he of is looking for different ways to influence and put pressure on russia. med that juke was a trump card. he was left for a later period. they somehow want to influence the determination of russia. he's the pressure in a military sense. they used him only when they were convinced that russia would not leave without a victory. the west will turn a blind eye not only to this case, but also to many other sins of d, f. 2. in fact, this conflict is more between the west and russia, and not russia and ukraine. the west, despite its democratic principles, will continue to support kiev and turn a blind ey

anyway, lindsey graham, thank you. come back from our own sara carter, it's gotten that bad again at the border. we've got an exclusive report as the crisis is about to get much worse. we will tell you why and what impact will the water crisis have on the midterms? kevin mccarthy will weigh in. and is there a possibility of a second contract with america? we will ask him next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right come another day, another massive border failure from joe biden because according to border official sources, speaking to foxnews.com, border patrol is no expel migrants, despite it is still being in effect, but are still processing some under title eight. now, this comes as democrats are in yet another election day conversion. you look at swing states, border states, you know, states like oh, beto o'rourke running in texas, all of a sudden, people like beto o'rourke and, let's see, mark kelly in arizona, the democrat from nevada, all of a sudden calling on biden to delay the removal of title 42 as the border prices is

here is lindsey graham not only not doing what he normally does and he's elevated her twice.ght now, y'all. he voted for her to be in the district court right now. the judge she holds but he's like nah i can't do it because i'm playing dixiecrat saying there will be no more, no more nominees if he has anything to do with it. >> if we get back the senate and we're in charge of this body and there is judicial openings, we will talk to our colleagues on the other side but if we're in charge, she would not have been before this committee. you would have had somebody more moderate than that. >> so okay, before i let you comment on that. i want to play two more things. this is roy blunt doing exactly what you said saying she's qualified, great, not voting for her. roy blunt. >> i think she's certainly going to be confirmed. i think it will be a high point for the country to see her go on the court and take her unique perspective to the court but i don't think she is the kind of judge that will really do the kind of work that i think needs to be done by the court and i won't be supp

she lost one of those supporters, lindsey graham, who ended up voting no, but she did pick up senator mitt romney, who initially opposed her to the d.c. circuit but said through his vetting, through his meetings with her and through her performance at the hearings, that he was impressed by her, that she was within the judicial mainstream, in his view, and enough to win his support. so, in a matter of moments, we will see this gavel come down. we will see people probably cheer, people who have come from around the country, people who have come from the public, and also some house members too, who are -- the members of the congressional black caucus who walked from the house side over to the senate side who are seated along the perimeter of the senate floor to watch history unfold here as just in a matter of moments, it will be official. the senate will confirm ketanji brown jackson to be the first black woman ever to serve on the supreme court. >> let's bring in john, our cnn legal analyst watching along with us. joan, do we know where judge jackson is right now? >> i'm sure she is glu

lindsey graham was a yes when she was nominated to the d.c. circuit court of appeals.whether or not she was in the mainstream, following a different standard than 20 years ago, and judged on qualifications. we have to reconsider the process we are going to pursue in the future and graham said if we get back the senate we are in charge of the body, judicial opening, we will talk to our colleagues on the other side but if we were in charge she would not have been before the committee, you had have had somebody more moderate than this. so graham saying she was too moderate to be a supreme court court justice, even though not on the circuit, and then romney said i did not vote for her last time but i am this time around. >> and part of the issue for lindsey graham, he was from south carolina, and a judge out of south carolina, he wanted to see judge childs nominated, part of the rub with him. and a big proponent on legislation of 20 week abortion bans after that, pegging that to fetal pain awareness. he pressed her on that issue and i know it's a big one for him and she di

rob burrow with his wife, lindsey, at windsor castle, and a special day.r. i'm shocked to be accepting the mbe award. it is not something that was on the list of things that i wanted to achieve, but i am absolutely honoured to receive this honour and award. any excuse to see my wife get dressed up to the dresses she deserves to be in. i hope she enjoys the occasion, like me. mr robert burrow, for services to rugby and to motor neurone disease awareness during covid—19. the ceremony conducted by princess anne, who is patron of the mnd association. she told me that i made such an impression on the awful disease. your royal highness told me to keep fighting your best fight. and rob had prepared his own message. i said, "it is an honour to meet you, my princess royal. windsor castle is lovely and i've enjoyed being here." it'sjust a really proud moment, just to be here with rob in recognition of all that he's done, just incredibly proud. i think if you ask rob, you know, rob would just say he's just from a working—class background, so, you know, to get to come

pay a price for supporting russia's invasion of ukraine. beijing hasn't condemned the war. senator lindsey graham made the comments in taiwan during a meeting with president saying, when graham said neither taiwan nor the us was conflict with china, which claims the island as its territory. here is not promised to you. and the time with these people were going to start making china pay a greater price for what they're doing all over the world. with taiwan producing 90 percent of the world's high end semiconductor products. it is a country of global significance of global consequence of global impact. and therefore, it should be understood that the security of taiwan has a global impact for those who would wish it ill. try to meanwhile, is accusing the us of inflaming tension and says it's going down a dangerous path by sending politicians to taiwan. made hygiene, who call in the united states and taiwan are colluding with each other. and some people deliberately compare taiwan and ukraine to very different issues in an attempt to confuse the public and take advantage of the chaos. and also

c-span, we're going to show some of today's senate judiciary committee meeting starting with senator lindsey graham. senator graham: the supreme court is different than the circuit court. i voted for her at the d.c. circuit court level because i'm disposed to do that. i'm playing a game that very few people play anymore. that if you win an election, i expect to you pick somebody i wouldn't support on the court. that just sort of comes with winning. i

but he got into a little while ago, lindsey woody was really number a number you talk on monday that i'm going to be on monday. i would and they will not want that one. i would have on monday and i wouldn't be got a one level meaning that it needed i she didn't like it that week. allah, not guy. the guy who can handle guy matter, but i li, it. yeah. but how are we? can you slow then go up on that, then goes on to do or map mangan, kona, manga middle, or now, megan bingo mangan, that a, sometimes it didn't comes to us. i, we, to fight picnic king or the canon. right? or i to you either, you know, he knew the group and you didn't do the whole or do live meat when lou mute on back bluff way to being believed. i'll tre, my level with awe sites you serious to go to walk and chew gum at the same spot. you'll weekly take on us politics and society. that's the bottom line right now you can really see the divide between temperature. so across the yangtze river valley $19.00 to $20.00 degrees, but south of that coiling $25.00 and full on sunshine for hong kong. with up to $38.00 degrees and mo

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