lindsey? >> lindsey: and not the final act. elizabeth, thank you. >>> tonight, millions of americans are on alerts for weather extremes. the midwest is seeing another round of severe weather. this video shows one of multiple tornadoes in indiana today. and officials in texas are investigating whether the deaths of a father and son at big bend national park were heat related while hiking in temperatures that reached as high as 119 degrees fahrenheit. let's bring in abc senior meteorologist rob marciano. how long are the high temperatures expected to persist? >> lindsey, we'll see some easing here and there. the next couple weeks we'll be well above average for texas. 50 million americans under the fun. 110 in dallas through tuesday and wednesday. pockets of severe weather. we had a couple drop down there. ohio, kentucky, up for a couple hours. arkansas, in the south, as well. you see the pulses go through the overnight period. and then fizzle as they head towards the gulf coast. to the east, a strong line developing east of the

lindsey: but last month saw an onslaught.siles were shot down, 18 got through, killing 5 people. the mayor of kyiv is therefore more circumspect. >> yes, of course. blue sky, great weather. summer. it's peaceful atmosphere. but this is an illusion. lindsey: it's an illusion? >> it's an illusion. at any moment, we can listen air alarm. bombing alarm. it's mean that every moment every building can be destroyed from russian missiles. lindsey: kyiv is full of outdoor cafes and bars. after the russians were pushed back from the outskirts last spring, many people reverted to their old life, deciding that the odds of being hit by a missile or drone were acceptably small. sometimes it's hard to remember this is a city at war. the contrast with the destruction and relentless fighting in the east is stark. the air defense crews prepare for another night. the safety of the capital's civilians is in their hands. ♪ amna: a raft of anti-lgbtq legislation in mostly republican-led states now faces mounting legal challenges. laura barron lope

guest: we had the issue about defense spending and senate republican lindsey graham, tom cotton both wanted more defense spending and that was the reason for their no vote. the house tried to strike a balance on that by doing 3.5% inflation adjustment this year on defense and causing other domestic spending significantly. host: how secure is speaker mccarthy's job and as because yesterday during what is supposed to be a routine vote on a will of a bill going to the floor about -- floor, about a dozen freedom caucus republican members voted no in an unusual display and cap the bill expected to pass from actually getting a vote. guest: kevin mccarthy created cyst -- consensus in the republican congress. we can only lose four or five votes on any given votes and that means the speaker has to listen to all voices inside our conference. i think he has done that. in a leading up to the passing the debt ceiling bill in the house, that was involved with every aspect of the republican conference and i think you will see us come back together and live to fight again another day. host: this inc

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>> it does, lindsey, for a couple reasons.aring the audio in its entirety undercuts what donald trump's defense is on the element of the charges against him, and he argued on fox news there were no classified documents but there were news clippings, and he's clearly referencing a specific document in front of him, and you get that he is showing this thing he has off. he's not looking at a "wall street journal" report, it's a thing he's got and it appears to be in his hands the way it's played out in the audio. as for trump's campaign response they are working aggressively to spin this back on doj and try to make it more politically palatable if not legally palatable. the former president himself posted on his social media platform, talking about the special prosecutor, and the trump campaign said it totally exonerates trump somehow. i am not sure how they get to that conclusion, and they have liked the politics of the indictment up to now, and i don't see that changing based on an audiotape that builds on publicly reviewed evi

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>> reporter: hey, lindsey. well, there are some tired and frustrated folks here who have found that their flights have been delayed or in some cases canceled. there have been dozens of cancellations already here at logan. more than 700 cancellations across the country today. and so there are a lot of travelers as we get ready to go into this massive fourth of july week who are having trouble getting where they need to go. according to hopper, their estimate now is that from tomorrow through july 5th, the day after the holiday, they're expecting about 24 million americans to depart from airports across the country. and so if you are one of the folks planning to head out, you have a celebration to get to, a wedding, something important to you, the advice we're hearing from experts now is you need to build in extra time, possibly even an extra travel day because our team has talked to people who have found themselves without a ticket sometimes for days. they're sleeping here in the airport, they're going back to t

lindsey graham will be here tonight. new favorite word of the liberal media mob it's called whataboutism, what about hillary, what about joe biden. well, what about them? do we have equal obligations of our laws and equal justice under the laws because it's the very core to what we believe to be a constitutional two-tiered system of justice. but now we live in an america where there's one standard for democrats, another for donald trump, another for conservatives. it is a blatant government abuse of power. the fbi's politicized. the doj's weaponized and the media mob, they'll only care to support the democrats regardless of what the facts say or the double standard involved. you want to speak truth to power, that disappears on all things fake news cnn and msdnc and the new york times and the washington post and abc, nbc, cbs. especially whennen the feds are protecting democrats and targeting republicans. america's self-proclaimed journalists, they are gutless, they are part sans, they are not journalists, they pretend to

mark zade, i want to ask you about something that lindsey graham, senator lindsey graham, who of coursesed donald trump, he's a big supporter, very vocal supporter of donald trump and also an attorney. he said the following, he said, "president trump will have his day in court, but espionage charges are absolutely ridiculous. whether you like trump or not, he did not committeespionage. he did not disseminate, leak, or provide information to a foreign power or news organizations to damage this country." he is on a tear about this. i would not be surprised if we saw him on the senate floor making these arguments. as an attorney and an expert on national security, what do you think of this argument? >> sure, and congratulations on your new program. thanks. >> thank you. >> what he said is ridiculous. it is so hypocritical and politically frustrating because that's what this is is a political statement by him. lindsey graham knows full well the espionage act which dates back a century encompasses a whole host of provisions. one of which is spying for a foreign power like alger james or robe

ukraine this is the best spending of american money that one can only imagine , american senator lindseyham allegedly said this when he was in ukraine and met with the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi from russian propagandists because of this, a real hysteria that actually, mr. graham said, let's see, we are free and will always be like this, the russians are dying, this is the best thing we spent money on, these broken passages of volodymyr zelenskyi's conversation with lensi gram became a reason for the hysteria of russian propagandists, they say, an american senator praised the president of ukraine for killing russians, old fool senator lindsey graham - said that money has never been spent so successfully as on the killing of russians, billions of american dollars are poured into the rich throats not of nazi kyiv of the regime reuters agency got acquainted with the full version of the recording of the meeting between graham and zelensky, according to the agency, the phrase is better than what we used to spend money on, the senator said in the part of the conversation devoted

bell lindsey, great to see you. >> great to be here. >> let's talk about it right now. the broader markets. what is your view on the broader markets? are you concerned we may see an a.i. tech bubble that could burst and break the s&p? a quarter of the main index is big tech >> this has been talked about ad nauseam the last several weeks and months i know you mentioned bearish sentiment from the pros of the what we saw is the greatest inflow into tech equities the last week all year long. this is concerning it comes at a point where tech valuations look stretched on both the p.e. basis and ppp.e.g where i think it was positive, we saw an expansion into other parts of the market to start to perform better industrials and materials turned positive on a year to date basis on friday after that move in the market overall. >> lindsey, you were questioning smart money with the other big investors and you say they missed part of the rally the point they were looking at here is in 2007 before the great recession, they had this view and now we are facing another recession. is ther

of lindsey group, and also was on the council under president george w. bush >> i'm not surprised the market hasn't been there for a long time. i thought the chair did a very good job today, a much better than he did in his presser, at conveying where the fed was going. the reasons he gale for the necessity to hike further is quite clear. it includes the labor market, the economic remains quite strong core inflation is moderating, but only if you put a telescope on it. so, you know, the fed is going to have to move. >> i'm also curious, layry, people have pointed out the asynchronous nature of this. >> there's three different economies, and one of the great things about different currencies, different monetary regimes, each one can tailor its behavior to the needs of its economy. >> so, i guess my question is, is it actually a benefit that we have, for instance, china exporting deflation, it sounds like, right now. >> well, the chinese have one huge issue, it's called communism. i know that's not in vogue, but if you look at their behavior, what the regim

. >> that is how lindsey graham sees that, of course. not actually the truth there.iously, we have been hearing more and more stuff like this from the republican party since this indictment was in fact on the field. we're gonna hear much more as they return to the capital this week. take us through it. >> exactly, what you heard there from that clip from senator lindsey graham who by the way did not defend what the form president did. he was only pointing out that this is political in nature according to him. what the former president did in lindsey graham size is the same as democrats have done including the democrat who happens to be in the white house now. they have not faced the themed of the former president has despite of course the mountain of evidence that the prosecution laid out. the special counsel laid out in that unsealed indictment. lindsey graham echoing much of what we heard from majority of republicans up here who are making this a political argument. we heard from judiciary chairman also the chairman of the weaponization committee. really designed b

what is worth that to lindsey graham?ple on national security. >> he's not. >> getting fact after fact after fact wrong about the hillary clinton investigations, but it's simply us versus them. it's partisan. it's tribal. they will throw away any shred of dignity and will throw away the truth to depend donald trump and raise money off. trump has had a blockbuster few days of raising money after this indictment. he has control over so many. >> look at what's in this indictment, that was an insane reaction. it's just stupid and foolish and insane. >> david rothkauff, if donald trump decided in 2015 he was going to hatch a plan to destroy the republican party, to degrade its leaders and to put the party in a permanent minority, he could not have hatched or devised a more devious plan than what reality has shown us over the past eight years. >> of course donald trump never cared about the republican party. donald trump only cared about himself. a bunch of these other republicans, including lindsey graham, said this is the gra

am i -- nor lindsey graham. >> communism is the enemy of freedom. we are -- we are bending down to china. i can't believe the secretary of state would go to china uninvited after china sets up a spy site in cuba. brian: in afghanistan the weak way we left gave them the opinion america is weak? >> do you think it's a coincidence russia invaded ukraine after afghanistan? if putin keeps moving in europe, there goes taiwan. china is going to a 440-ship navy understood the budget deal that came out of the republican house we don't from 298 ships to 291. if you are running for president i want you to show me how you are going to build up the navy to 370 ships. i'm look for leadership on china and other things. if you are the republican nominee what would you do about the pie station in cuba? how would you handle the imbalance in military power. what would you do to protect taiwan. all these things matter and i hope people are asking the hard questions like you are. brian: you can't trust anything they say, even in the trade deals we were working on. the c

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south carolina senator lindsey graham says he doesn't like certain things the former president does,faces double standards. >> hillary clinton did similar things and nothing happened to her. espionage charges are ridiculous. whether you like trump or not, he did not commit espionage, he did not leak foreign information to a news organization to damage this country. he is not a spy. >> jonathan: other republicans accuse justice department of slow stepping investigations into allegations of impropriety with a foreign national when he was vice president. >> i read it again and two footnotes in there referenced other 1023s. this will turn out like suspicious reports on the bidens. there is more than the federal government wants to admit and the question is why hasn't the federal government done anything about it? >> a leading scholar says accusation that special counsel jack smith targeted trump could play well in court for the former president. >> well, i predicted it. if you put aside all your resources and do what justice jackson warned about 80 years ago, he said question of picking

lindsey, which sectors do you think have real opportunity here? i was coarsing through all of my sector stocks, and i looked at hospitals. they're moving higher. airlines, big financials, european banks, insurance names, most of the metals, health care, drillers, brokerages. it's a big day here. but does it last considering fitch, for example, is not lifting that credit watch negative on on the? we got extraordinarily close to the june 5th deadline for this debt ceiling deal. >> well, aside from the credit watch, i think we have to look at the longer-term sustainability of the economy. right now with the fed continuing to raise rates presumably many in its fight against inflation, the economy is likely to slow. now, most economists, ourselves included, have pushed out that recession call to the end of this year or early 2024, but the weakness is already very much in play. so when we talk about deploying capital the, looking for those areas of opportunity, we have to put it against the context of a slowing or weakening economy. so we're looking at

center lindsey graham is try to undo this debt deal he is calling it a disaster for national defenseng to graham it will usher in the lowest level of defense spending relative to gdp in modern american history. this is the u.s. is now been thrust into a new cold war with communist china as they've now created a new axis of evil and that's china, russia and iran and this week we watched china refuse an american invitation to meet with u.s. defense officials we also made aggressive maneuvers against the u.s. fighter jet over international waters and even built a simulation of their hypersonic missiles literally destroying our entire u.s. fleet in the pacific and they still want take any responsibility for covid-19 nor is joe biden holding them accountable or for the spy balloon that he let fly all across united states over every military installation they demanded that america apologize for shooting down the spy balloon after he let across for days with each passing week the threats to reunify with our ally taiwan they're getting more and more aggressive and seems a question of when no

doesn't take as much of my brain space anymore which to me is the definition of hope. >> reporter: lindseyeiser, nbc news, weehawken, new jersey. >> such encouraging news there >>> prince harry is set to become the first royal to take the witness stand in more than a century this week in a lawsuit that accuses the publisher of british tabloids of phone hacking and other unlawful acts. meagan fitzgerald has a preview. >> reporter: tonight anticipation mounting as prince harry prepares to testify in court early this week, the first senior royal to do so for more than a hundred years. the prince is one of several celebrities suing mirror group newspapers accusing them of unlawful information gathering between 1991 and 2011 including phone hacking allegations. the prince's lawsuit is one of several cases harry and wife meghan have brought against the tabloid press who they say have repeatedly invaded their privacy. through his lawyer harry alleges that press intrusion presented very real security concerns, caused huge distress and paranoia, put unnecessary stress and strain on his relationship

lindsey harding has been named head coach and on a large and dhabi has been named the general managerrding spent 4 seasons as an assistant player development coach with the kings and also spent time with the philadelphia seventy-sixers staff. she also played 9 seasons in the nba. love that also good for the stockton kings, you know, the 2 pretty much highest ranking members of that organization to women, lindsey harding, ice, to watch him play growing up. she was a really, really good basketball player. you know, i think she's probably going to end up in the wnba hall well. there's no wnba hall of fame. the naismith basketball hall of fame is all combine men and women. so would be surprised if she ended up there. she had a really good careers. hopefully there just in the door open for women fall only matter of before we see a woman coaching in the nba, it will happened. alright, good. you heard it here first. all right, jason, thanks. >> our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live shot it one of the world's probably the most famous bridge in the world. when you say probably, lawrence, w

, people there are so mamy— lindsey, people there are so many residents— lindsey, people there are so if those plans were- to house people at scampton. we know if those plans were to go ahead, they reckon in the first year 5000 people would be processed through the through the camp in the first year. but of course the main critique of people and local people here is thatis people and local people here is that is fact that £300 that is the fact that £300 million of worth of investment was going to go into scampton for a business park for hotels. and they're worried that if this decision from the government to house seekers there goes house asylum seekers there goes ahead, that that investment of £300 million will not only, of course postponed, it could course be postponed, it could also altogether . also be cancelled altogether. and a lot of investment and that is a lot of investment in and jobs that won't in the area and jobs that won't then come back. edward lee, then come back. sir edward lee, who is the mp here, has questioned multiple times in the house of commons, questioned immi

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old fool senator lindsey graham said that he had never done anything before. they didn't spend moneysuccessfully to kill russians, billions of us dollars are poured into the hearty throat of the non-nazi kyiv regime. the reuters agency got acquainted with according to the full version of the recording, the meeting between graham and zelensky, according to the agency, the phrase is better what we used to spend money on, the senator said in the part of the conversation devoted to the aid provided to the united states since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia, gram said that he reminded zelensky that ukraine adopted the american warship live free or die it was a good investment by the united states to help free ukraine from russian war criminals he added p medvedev if you want russians to stop dying in ukraine withdraw the troops stop the invasion, stop the war crimes, and the russian propaganda spread it, it's just the germans out of context, as in the end, many things are in the hands of the russians, marko, well, what is this fake about, this fake is about the fact tha

in the west and media speculates in on whether this signal pretends demise from the us senate that lindsey graham even openly expressed, expressed is hope for the president is doubtful. i'll tell you that new calvin got to take the take off on the greet. diplomats the notice because on top of us on london is a global policy institute, a senior research fellow george, somebody. and they were hoping that the they, that a civil war would break out, which would be to their advantage. but of course the president put in reactance in the very careful way. there was no blood should have actually, uh, this is this uh, this incident. leaves put in much more stronger than before, since he has the support of the russian people. and he has bought it took a blues. i said, now it's over. we've got over the west, it was a terrible crisis because a, you know, the country held together society held together all the key institutions held together. and what not to use by any um, uh, oh, opportunistic ideas about the extra constitutional change. what do you think is the, the destiny of this all category painti

then i want to play the lindsey graham. >> he's right. hearing from lots of republicans about the weaponization of the justice department, how justice isn't being carried out equally, what about hunt er biden, et cetera. they weren't until just recently talking about this particular case and the question of obstruction that's kind of at the center of the case. now the cement is cracking a little bit. so while someone like lindsey graham was very vociferous in his defense, he also added today and talked about trump's self-inflicted wound. >> let's actually just play that and then you'll finish your thought. >> did could he not just have given back the documents? >> most politicians get in trouble by self-inflicted wounds. he believes he had the right to possess these under the presidential records act. i don't know whether that's accurate or not. >> that's a little softening from where he was saying he's not a spy. he shouldn't be prosecuted on the etspionage act. thn you had another republican who was running away from him as fast as he c

one thing that lindsey graham wants is some sort of insurance from democratic leaders and republican leaders that they will move on a ukraine funding package sometime later this year. there's also some concerns about defense funding and the level of defense funding in this plan. the deal that was cut between mccarthy and the white house would level out funding, provide the funding under the biden proposal, the biden administration's defense spending proposal. that is not far enough for a number of these hawks on the republican side of the aisle who believe it needs to be much further. all these concerns are significant because one senator, single senators can delay matters until past the monday default deadline. they need to get all 100 to agree to schedule the vote. at the moment they don't have the agreement. this all comes as senators are raising concerns. lindsey graham told me this was a bad deal that was cut and others are also uncertain about whether they're going to back this plan. >> this is really dumb. the people who negotiated this, i wouldn't let them buy me a car. >> th

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and lindsey graham knows that. he's a lawyer. he was in the air force for years.ade by a president or a congress or a supreme court, not some prosecutor. so for lindsey graham to say this is jack smith's fault, he knows what he's saying is ridiculous. >> so many more questions, i wish we had more time. michael beschloss, always a pleasure to talk to you. and steve kornacki, thank you so much as well. >>> a controversial vote to oust churches with female pastors, that brand new report ahead. pa that brand new report ahead. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. (vo) sadie switched to verizon. now she has myplan. the first unlimited plan where she chooses exa

as former secretary of state hillary clinton and senator lindsey graham have both said. now if that's a sentiment that's rattling around in western court or is a power, then it really does explain a lot of what's going on and what we're seeing. poland has landed us health and hot water of of plans that could see opposition fit goes blocked from holding any roles in public office among those who have condemned the proposed legislation over officials in america and the as do you have a special on so knowledge about the solutions bottom with the creation by low of a special comments you able to deprive 6 cities citizens, individuals for their wise to be elected to the us government is concerned by the polish governments. passage of new legislation that could be misused to interfere with poland is free and fair elections. we share the concerns expressed by many observers that this law could be used to block the candidacy of opposition politicians without due process. the new doors are set to create a commission to investigate, alleged russian interference, since 2007. a crit

as senator lindsey graham has pointed out into other warhawks in the senate and the house. so for them is a great deal. and the other issue is apparently the push for war from some of the leads in washington, who apparently would like to start world war 3 with russia and china, apparently simultaneously. they're apparently not losing steam here. so the push for war continues, and i think they're on a schedule here because the way economically everything is going and mel. it's early on the ground into ukraine. they have to start the war sooner rather than later. because the longer this goes ons, a week or the west position is going to be. so a year ago larry thinks the ceo of black rock was going on fox news. and he was asked, well, how long? well, you know, are, is, is the west going to win the economic war against russia any immediately said, 0100 percent. we're going to be drescher economically. well, here we are a year away from that prediction. very, very confident prediction. and here, russia's standing just fine, china is they're backing up russia economically, and th

, senator lindsey graham.he amazing spin that trump isn't a spy. he said on abc's this week that espionage charges are absolutely ridiculous whether you like trump or not, he did not commit espionage. he did not disseminate or provide information to a foreign power. the first rates is a former judge knows being charged under the espionage act does not mean you are accused of spying or even eating spies. your thoughts on that? guest: mr. blake is absolutely correct. it has nothing to do with, i mean there is components but this part has nothing to do with espionage or spying. i think lindsey graham knows that. he's a very intelligent person. at times he's incredibly engaging and commands detail under the law. the reality is this is a challenging set of charges and behavior to defend. obviously, the government bears the burden of proof. trump is purdue -- presumed innocent. that's the way our system works legally. the behavior itself is challenging to defend. senator graham was trying to defend the former presid

lindsey, what was your involvement in this scandal?cing inquiry. he appeared into a social circle - of mine, people who were politically active at that point in their lives. and very quickly, he ingratiated himself into that group - of very intelligent, - fairly discerning people. we became involved in a sexual relationship i together for about a year. and when did you begin to suspect something? so, i suspected nothing. so for the years from 2002, i when our relationship ended, until 2015, when i found out his identity, - i suspected nothing. when you finally knew definitively, what was the impact on you? i guess anxiety was the most noticeable impact. _ sleeplessness. paranoia in the entire activist group. - certainly, the paranoia remains to this day that we could - still be being spied on. how many times have you asked to see your files? i have asked personally. the once and was written to by the commissioner of the met saying that there is nothing - they have to disclose to me. what do you make of that? this is one of our biggest

nbc's lindsey reiser has been following the trial for us. what are the charges that peterson faces? >> peterson is facing charges from neglect also facing a perjury trial here. we're putting some of them on your screen here. culpable negligence as well. the association of school resource officers, kate, says this is the first case they believe in which a u.s. law enforcement official is being tried for inaction, alleged inaction related to a shoot shooting. scott peterson was a law enforcement veteran of 32 years but the prosecution is alleging that his action or rather inaction could have led to more harm at the school. so prosecutors are saying that instead of trying to address the shooter in one of those buildings at marjory stoneman douglas high school in 2018 he took cover by an al cove for 48 minutes, now, he says he's being thrown under the bus. he says that the broward county sheriff's office is pinning him as the scapegoat for their own failures and that he thought that the shots were coming from outside. from an outside sniper. he also says that he blames chaos and miscomm

lindsey graham says it might be true there is a lot there.ple have shut off ever since 2015 see from the day he won and the russia investigation, trying to delegitimize him. what happened after 2020, the doubts people had about the election and now you hit him with the indictment with alvin bragg which is a farce and then this, if it does, indeed, have substance, people have shut off. so half the country has shut off this indictment. you can't convince them, at least half the country. >> ainsley: 110 years he is facing for having documents in his house that joe biden also had the same documents, classified documents in his garage next to his corvette. and hillary clinton is beach bidding and using hammers to destroy her evidence. it's it such a double standard and that's what the "new york post" is writing about this morning. what about the biden administration? trump was indicted but what about the biden administration? and talks about the corvette in his garage. and the double standard. that's what lindsey graham was focusing on. yeah. he m

msnbc anchor lindsey reiser is talking to people that have been affected. this is on pause since march 2020, what happens now, and what are folks telling you there in what looks like washington square park. >> reporter: we're in this iconic park near nyu, one of the most expensive universities in the nation, and a lot of people have been paying attention to what's going on. of course you mentioned borrowers haven't had to pay on their federal student loans while the biden administration has been in office. interest has been paused during that time. with the new debt ceiling bill, if passed, basically 60 days from june 30th, borrowers would get this notice until the mail that they would have to start repayments and they would have 21 days before those repayments would start. this is in line with what the biden administration says they were thinking would be the restart to those payments anyway. republicans are saying this will save taxpayers about $5 billion a month. hard line republicans are saying this debt limit bill didn't do enough to address the biden

ruth, lindsey graham is a one-man study in what authoritarians can achieve.s is a guy who hated donald trump, he ran against him, he told the world that trump is unfit to be president. he criticized trump on january 6th, and now he's talking about the weaponization of government against donald trump. >> yes, he even -- i have a photo of it somewhere -- he even had himself photographed watching trump on television, and this is -- there's a whole sean roth artery an art called watching the leader on television or video or listening to the radio on the radio. lindsey graham is one of the saddest and most significant cases, because before trump, there was some kind of bipartisan consensus about national security. the two parties deferred hugely on domestic things, but with some exceptions, everyone, lindsay included, were committed to two national security. graham also pro military, now, with the gop being an autocratic party in the service of trump, who is allied with people who want to bring the united states down, i'm going to say this carefully, the gop no lo

tomorrow they have lindsey halligan who has been on the team, admitted to practice here in the southern district of florida. even if they aren't able to bring on any additional attorneys by tomorrow, they still likely will be able to get todd blanche sort of waived in, go through the paperwork to do that because she is admitted here. it's unclear who in the state of florida will be willing to join this team. i've spoken with sources i've worked with on other cases down here, there have been people who raised their hand and would like to work on this case, but i'm told none have been hired at this point. we've learned from our other reporters here that some people have turned them down already. they're still in the process of searching and unclear if he will have his full legal team up and ready to go tomorrow. it seems unlikely. either way he has the people in place he needs to get through the arraignment. >> amazing. all right. let's bring in our panel and start with you, john miller, our chief law enforcement expert, on what paula was saying to jake and me. so, look, she said -- i wan

[applause] lindsey graham. he is something else. i wonder if they'll be in florida tomorrow night.ald trump has announced that he is going to announce that he is running for president tomorrow. not too many of his fellow republicans seem excited about it. they tried to get him to delay the announcement. he said no. many of them blame trump for what happened in the midterms and see him as a liability going forward. but we've heard this before. the question now is, are republicans finally ready to break away from donald trump for good? and if they are, there is help. >> do you have a donald trump problem? >> republicans haven't resolved their trump problem. >> i think donald trump gives us problems. >> that you just can't seem to shake. >> we're still seeing a republican party that can't quit donald trump. >> you wish it would go away. >> the short message to donald trump, go away. >> but when you try to quit -- >> count me out. enough is enough. >> it never seems to last. >> can we move forward without president trump? the answer is no. >> now introducing nicodump dt. the transderma

, people there are so mamy— lindsey, people there are so many residents— lindsey, people there are soouse people at scampton. we know if those plans were- to house people at scampton. we know if those plans were to go ahead, they reckon in the first year 5000 people would be processed through the through the camp in the first year. but of course the main critique of people and local people here is thatis people and local people here is that is fact that £300 that is the fact that £300 million of worth of investment was going to go into scampton for a business park for hotels. and they're worried that if this decision from the government to house seekers there goes house asylum seekers there goes ahead, that that investment of £300 million will not only, of course postponed, it could course be postponed, it could also altogether . also be cancelled altogether. and a lot of investment and that is a lot of investment in and jobs that won't in the area and jobs that won't then come back. edward lee, then come back. sir edward lee, who is the mp here, has questioned multiple times in the h

[ laughter ] with that said, lindsey isn't all wrong about knowing what you're going to get, becausest out there doing his usual schtick, flying from state to state, whining about all the stuff he usually whines about. like windmills >> we demand windmills be built on our oceans, our prairies, our mountains and our plains, only to realize that they are killing all our eagles and our birds if you kill a bald eagle, they put you in jail for five years but the windmills knock out thousands of them. nothing happens. and it's the most expensive and least reliable form of energy on the planet and the wind turbines are all made in china. [ laughter ] some are made in germany, but most of them are made in china >> seth: really trying to recapture that 2016 magic all over again he's even leaning into the word "china," except his voice is so much more degraded now like, he used to be up here -- china! but now he's down here -- china! [ laughter ] it's more -- it's a growl. he sounds like a pitbull who smokes a pack of marlboros a day. [ laughter ] "how about this, how about you fetch. [ laught

lindsey, what are we hearing from voters about this indictment? in the most populous county in the country that went for trump in 2020. it was by razor thin margins, only 232 votes separated trump and biden, but that was a seven-point shift for democrats from 2016. we are in long island on suffolk county, this is a place of tremendous pride here, people i'm talking to saying i've lived here for 30 years, wanted to raise my family here, this is a quaint quintessential main street usa here, they have a beer fest tomorrow, pride parade on sunday. there is a large truck going by, i will try not to compete with that. we have been talking to people about their reaction to the news, it ranges from i don't care and i'm sick of the news to saying goodness, to this is a witch-hunt. go ahead and listen. >> well, i think that it's the best time. i feel as though it's important that he is held to a standard that all of us are held and just because he is a former president doesn't mean that he should be shielded from doing the right thing. >> i think it's a sad

i mean, all you've got to do is look at these two, jim jordan, lindsey graham just this morning. >> i president's word. he can classify, he can control access. he has the sole thought. >> did he do things wrong? yes, he may have. he'll be tried about that. but hillary clinton wasn't. is that going to change my support for donald trump. >> it's almost like they never truly cared about hillary clinton ice emails and just used them to help get trump elected. if you have an "r" next to your name, you can misshandle all the classified documents you wand and jordan and graham are going to be there to shield you from accountability. maya and molly are back. my full circle moment of trump being accused of the same charges he leveled against clinton in 2016. >> trump never used an argument that didn't help him and consistency was never an issue, ever. always what works for me in the moment, that's what i'm going to do. he saw a political moment with hillary clinton and her emails, but what's so fascinaing is it shows up directly in the indictment. in the indictment he's actually suggesting to

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