that anybody would lose their seat over this issue although it's right now dominating the news lindsey graham only reason have to lose this seat have. you explain that to us joe there's often a lot of skepticism and pessimism about whether a congressman wants to quote unquote take a risk to try and fix this why well because members of congress want to keep their seats and so often times they want to test how their constituents feel about a matter of asli this is a matter that is bothered a lot of people republicans and democrats because it seems to be so he inhumane and it's caused the first lady malani attempt to speak out about its cost because former first lady laura bush to speak out to write an op ed piece strongly condemning the policy and obviously there are democrats republicans that think that this is terrible policy the president on the other hand this said that it's up to democrats to fix it to work with republicans to fix it and he's using it somewhat as leverage to try to get him put in place the immigration policies that he'd like to see along with the building of that wall betw

>> lindsey graham is a hawk. think he's trying to send a message there's support for using force if he doesn't back down and stop threatening the united states with nuclear weapons. i think he's trying to send a message that at issue here is not just stopping the threats against the united states. the united states wants what many republicans senators are referring to as cvid. complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization. it's not clear that the president will define it as that. once they denuclearize, they don't matter. their regime is under a spotlight. the last thing china wants who we're depending on so much, the last thing china wants is for the u.s. to bring north korea to heel which sends a message that the u.s. is still top dog and china is committed to supplanting the united states as the preimminent power not just in asia, asia pacific and around the world. >> which brings the conversation full sucircle because they muste loving seeing america fighting with western allies as they are taking a mor

that was south carolina republican senator lindsey graham this morning. not long after saying that, he added this. >> i'm a hawkish guy. but i want peace. i don't want war. i'm willing to give him security guarantees and economi opportunity that i didn't think i would have given a year ago. >> neil: a lot of people thinking he's responding to my next guest, rand paul. by the way, we did contact senator sg we d quite a bit. his office ed. first senator rand paul right now. he's obviously dialled some of these remks back. i think the genesis was your criticism of them. where do you stand on his bellicose view of things? >> in the midst of a historic opening of president trump having face to face conversations with the leader of north korea, lindsey graham trying to declare war in the middle of th is someone living in an alternative universe. it's not helpful to talk about oh, yeah, if we don't like this we're going to bomb them or declare war on them. we need to have a better understanding of the way the world works and see if we can achieve something here.

like to see along with the building of that wall between mexico and the united states senator lindsey graham from south carolina says that this is a problem that can be fixed by the president by executive order by the president's plan alone. but the president and the white house staff choose to say that it's a matter for congress to solve and especially for democrats to hang and i can see that david was shaking his head i guess in disagreement all throughout the first part of this has said that may give you a chance david to bring in the open space. you know the press in the media and the politicians have got their camera time to dramatize something that has been going on for years and years and years all because of their inability to get the job done congress is there passes laws they give the job to the border patrol and ice to go out and do it and then they don't support it this problem could be sob very easily and quickly we could stop the children being separated from their parents we could stop the deaths that happen every single day on that border and smuggling loads and everything el

lindsey graham today, not always in agreement with trump, lindsey graham was being criticized for actuallyorking with trump. let's watch. >> i like the president. i trust him in terms of trying to do things that are big and matter. >> people say this is two-facedr where is the lindsey graham standing up to president trump? >> when i worked with president obama, i was a hero. now with president trump, i'm two-faced. if you don't like me working with president trump, i don't give a [bleep]. >> laura: you got lindsey graham to swear on tv. they are trying everything. none of it is sticking. they are out of political ammo. >> i think first the democrats bet on impeachment, they bet on russia gate. that's falling apart and they have no b plan. on policy, it was so clear, we are opposed to trump's economy, trump is horrible, when he accomplishes something, they can't share the spotlight. they can't share the credit. like republicans could share welfare reform. it was good for them all. >> laura: they are fresh b out f ideas. it's showing and i think the american people are noticing it. sorry i h

you heard that from senator lindsey graham today. what russia's intentions are, for instance, from the director of national intelligence dan coats that russia's very intention is to divide the alliance, and by making a comment like this, particularly at the g-7, president trump seems to be on point on that issue with russia. and that's worrisome. i'll tell you this. i cover the intelligence agencies, i speak to intelligence officials frequently about this, and this is not a classified assessment, it's a very public assessment. they say that russia is a threat to u.s. national security. it's a growing threat. and their push is for tougher sanctions on russia, whether they be economic, a tougher response to russia rather than welcoming it into a group of america's closest allies, like g-7. >> and kevin, the continuing question. why is this happening? why is the president bringing up russia? former obama national security spokesman said that trump's statement, and i'm quoting now, crystallizes precisely why putin was so eager to see tru

anenstein according to lindsey graham is, quote, conflicted because lindsey graham is raising concernst rod rosenstein may be a witness in this investigation given the role that he played over james comey firing and that memo that he wrote, that president tmp initially used as hi justification for firing james comey. lindsey graham is saying, well how could he be a witness and over see the investigation. he wrote a very sternly worded letter to rosenstein asking him to respond to several questions and demanding some answers. >> replacing jeff sessions would be chaos. but after mueller does his job, then i think a different attorney general would be easier to do. this is a credibly complex matter. i think rosenstein is conflicted. if you are looking at obstruction of justice, misconduct,post-presidency, the comey firing is being a form of obstruction of justice and then rosenstein is the key witness in that when he can't b witness and over see the investigation. >> reporter: now this comes as a number of house republicans have put pressure on rosenstein asking for documents to be provid

i worked on a bipartisan basis with many senators, , including senator graham, lindsey graham of south carolina, senator cory gardner of colorado, senator michael bennet, bob menendez. we put a lot of hours into it. we wrote a bill to answer the presidents challenge we produced a bill and presented it to him and he rejected it. he was not going to allow us to come to a bipartisan conclusion to solve this problem without enacting other parts of the law which he demanded. we couldn't find bipartisan consensus for the president's proposal. in fact, with presidents proposal was called on before the senate chamber, 39 of the 100 senators voted for it, only 39. it it was a clear illustration of the presidents approached

he could reverse it as lindsey graham conservative said. >> there has been a law since president obama. i think it's the right policy. the fact is we do have to enforce the law, however, otherwise we'll have another humanitarian crisis at the border like we did a few years ago. a lot of those children came into my county. i know everything about it. we don't want to have that happen. we have to send the signal to everybody else south of the border that if you come to the united states, illegally, you're going to get arrested and yes, your children wie temporarily separated from you. as soon as you go back home -- >> how is that in the best interest of the children? how is that -- >> we have to have -- the question, though, is really what is in the best interest of the

lindsey graham said it, if you play donald trump, that's the end of your game. i believe we're at a path where we ought to be talking about if he does cheat because i think it's military conflict. >> why would they think having done that rather successfully, now they've got, as you pointed out, the missiles and warheads to back it up. >> john bolto on made his career in the '90s bashing bill clinton and his too hopefulness of the koreans. >> not to mention george windchiw. bush. >> what's the incentive if your a rogue dictator? >> be prepared to see iran dealt with. >> stick around. this discussion is going to continue. >>> promises, promises, the agreement with north korea signed, but what is it? we'll talk to someone who knows that region better than anyone else. her salon was booked for weeks, until her laptop crashed this morning. you never know what the day's going to bring when you're running a small business, until her laptop crashed this morning. it might even bring a blue screen of death. having it problems? ask a business advisor how to get virus and s

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where is the lindsey graham of standing up to donald trump. what do you say?them when i think he's wrong. let me just tell you about the critics. when i work with president obama and i did on occasion, i was a hero. now when i work with president trump, i'm two-faced. i know how the game is played, and i don't give a damn. i'm going to do what's best for the country. i like the president. i want to help him. i hope he's successful. he's been a friend to me. and he says some things i don't agree with. so if you don't like me working with the president trump to make the world a better place, i don't give a [ bleep ]. >> ho! correspondent phil mattingly, i mean, you know you've got this republican senator here saying he doesn't give a shhh -- thoughts? >> so it's complicated. i think would probably be the best way to explain the current dynamics on the hill. a couple days ago, brooke, republicans attacked one another in a closed-door lunch. primarily over the trade issue, over amendment frustrations, over dealing with the white house, something lindsey graham was

lindsey graham said, you're leaving the republican party and you don't matter anymore. he later apologized to him. but that just shows you how much of a divide there is right now, and right now the trumpers are winning. >> the trumpers are winning without a doubt, right? >> the sanford election last night was a good sign for trump and sort of solidified what you're talking about here in the republican party and was a little bit of good news for trump ahead of his birthday, which is proving to be an otherwise tough day for him with the ig report and the trump foundation lawsuit that we talked about earlier. but i would also bring it back to a conversation we had before. i would point out this divide within the party also shows how remarkable of a character jeff sessions has become. he's shown time and time again despite all the pressure from the -- direct pressure from the president himself, he is with the attorney general's office. >> he's not joining the cult, is that it? it's here and now, if you look at the daca numbers and the latino votes and all that support for p

senator lindsey graham on this very topic. let's watch. speak of the best way to get pieces to convince them they're going to be in a war and they will lose it if they don't pursue peace. everything else before has failed. nobody in north korea believed that the past presidents would use military force. if they don't believe donald trump will use military force as a last resort, the pele of north korea are making ery big mistake because he will if he has to. he doesn't want to. >> harris: one last reaction from you before we move on. >> van: i agree. this president is holding the cards and he is pretty much telling kim jong un this is your one chance. one thing was very interesting, the beginning of the show, they were talking about kim jong un and president trump meeting one-on-one and that has been done before. that's right out of the ronald reagan playbook. the year before, he met with gorbachev in geneva. and the foreign policy elites were horrified. he wanted to meet one-on-one with gorbachev and just the interpreters. he established

lindsey graham about a meeting referenced with former fbi deputy direcr andrew mccabe. aham wants to know if that meeting happened and what was discussed if it did happen. rob: thank you so much. north and south korean diplomats hope to reunite families divided by the korean war, to formally end 65 year battle in a truce. south korean pres. moon heads to moscow for 3 days, he and vladimir putin are expected to discuss building a stronger relationship between their countries as well as piece on the korean peninsula. two sheriff's deputies who made the ultimate sacrifice will be laid to rest today, teresa king, shot and killed as they -- officers from around the country, the joint funeral won't be only heroes there. and their love of superhero comments. the deputies both leave behind children. >> the supreme court will consider an appeal linked to the netflix series making a murderer. wanting justices to review a lower court decision that ruled his confession to helping murderer wisconsin woman voluntarily. >> who shot her in the head? >> didn't think of it. >> lawyers cla

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lindsey graham, frequent guest on his show. on another network he talks about people critical of the president and says i work with him. if you don't like me working with him to try to make the world a better place i don't give a blank. what do you make of that? >> lindsey graham is an interesting character especially since he sadly lost the republican primary. here's what i say about this was from nancy graham, i support you in wanting to work with people with whom you might disagree on certain topics but this is what is missing in politics, if i'm a different party, don't agree with you on one topic doesn't mean i can't work with you in any other topic. americans need to find a way to start communicating and working together. i won't use the word he used either because we can't anyway but the point is without that language let's work together and find areas of commonality and move the country forward. i support him in it. shep: thanks for being with us. time for where in the world. the wall street journal reported on alleged

susan collins, ben sass, lindsey graham, orrin hatch, sort of, and speaker ryan. >> and lindsey graham was just again at the stakeout in the senate reemphasizing that at any time the president can stop this by picking up the phone. i'm also monitoring how this frankly is playing out on fox news and watching some of the anchors there repeatedly correct lawmakers who are coming on and calling this the law. i'm picking up actually a subtle hint of panic by some of these members because you are starting to get more, what we call in the world of journalism, color coming out of these holding pens. nicolle, you just saw coming across the web a pro publica audio. i'm sure you're going to play it at some point, but it is heart wrenching. it has little children and you can tell any mother, any person can tell the sound of a baby wailing. some of them crying so hard that they're gasping for breath, being separated from their parents. so, we are starting to get more details and color coming out of these holding areas. and there is no republican who wants to stand behind this policy. and that is wh

lindsey graham is a danger to the country by even proposing ideas like authorizing war with korea. my goodness. that should be something that is seen as naive and seen as something that really serious people shouldn't be discussing. >> you are calling a fellow republican senator a danger to the country. i want you to elaborate. >> if you have watched over time, i think what you have seen from lindsey graham is basically a naive world view where he believes that war is always the answer. that means that expenditures for war are the answer. i think that's bankrupting us as a country. it's also gotten us involved in dozens of wars where it's not really clear what the american interest is in those wars. i think sometimes the reaction to our involvement in those wars is actually worse than had we not been involved at all. >> at the same time, president trul p trump is expressing optimist about his personal relationship with kim jong-un. he is calling the canadian prime minister justin trudeau, quote, very dishonest and weak. you heard his advisers, peter navarro saying there's a special

lindsey graham has raised concerns about the fact that rod rosenstein laid out the case against jamesomey and then appointed a special counsel. it's not just devin nunes here. it's senator graham. >> and he's running the department by some accounts. >> yes, he's the attorney general because his recusal is so vast. >> and nunes says it's a problem we have here. who will investigate the investigation. that's been the case through all of this. who is investigating the investigators? quite frankly at any point the president could say release the documents. what are we waiting for? we've been waiting a year? >> yes. >> it's ridiculous. >> and he does have that power to declassify. >> he can step in right now. he's allowing them to take their time. they should be thankful they've had this much time. it's time to turn it over. like a hair ball. >> we have so much more on the show down between house republicans and the doj over documents related to the russia probe and whether that moves the needle. president trump signals his support for his still to be written compromise bill on dreamers. w

this is -- we'll have senator lindsey graham joining us. >>> they will also look at how they handled the investigation in 2016 and hearing aid to capitol hill to explain them. bob will be one oa of the firsto question it and he will be with me first. >>> also the meeting with the g 7 summit ends on concerning terms. >> we are looking ahearing aid right now on sunday morning future. >>> the count-down is on before the president will meet with kim jong-un. we showed you the pictures. they are set to meet in person on tuesday. the senate armed services and budget committee. for joining us. >> thank you. >> can i have your reaction? >> it's amazing. in is direct result of a maximum pressure campaign. they are sitting down at the table with trump because they believe they have somebody in the white house they don't know how to deal with. trump's goal is to denuclearize their program. he has north korea and china's attention. seven senators lead the effort. wrote a letter to president trump. they layout what a good deal with look like. they will give up your enrichment program. any time, a

. >> yesterday senator lindsey graham of south carolina, republican, he said he hopes that somethinge emerges from all of this, but if not, then the military option should certainly be on the table. he wants congress, the house and senate to pass an authorization for the use of military force against north korea if necessary. listen to what another kentucky, told me last night in the situation room. listen this. >> there is really only two options, peace or war. >> lindsey graham is a danger to the country by even proposing ideas like authorizing war with korea. my goodness. so that should be something that is seen as naive and seen as something that really serious people shouldn't even really be discussing. >> where do you stand? >> well, i wouldn't call lindsey graham a danger to the country, but i do agree it's a very bad idea. >>o have -- >> to have basically authorization passed in advance is, a prospective authorization in case things don't go in this negotiation the way we want. that's arible idea, and i'm surprised given the history we've had with the preexisting authorizatio

lindsey graham who is no fan of donald trump.st of us remember how mad they were at each other during the campaign for presidency during the primaries. he came out and i think he put his finger right on the subject and really express the thought that's going through a lot of heads in america right now. let's just play that sound bite. >> i think there was a lot of bias that did protect an investigation that to me is almost impossible using any standard as a prosecutor or even as a defense attorney. this is on october 20. david: the point here terry as he thought the bias did affect fbi operations. we only have about 15 seconds. what do you think? >> absolutely a did. there's no question my mind nothing about this makes any sense in that there was control of this investigation inside the investigation with people like peter strzok and andrew mccabe and director comey. david: terry thank you so much for being here. appreciate it. melissa: the white house press briefing is pushback. scheduled for the next half hour or so. the secret

. >> lindsey graham said the president could end this with a phone call. patrick healy, explain how the president is using this as a bargaining chip. republicans control the senate and the house. why does the president need to use this as a way to force democrats to pay for his wall? why can't republicans just give him his wall? let's set aside for a moment the brutality of using kids as a political bargaining chip, but on the issue of the immigration bill why does he feel the need to force democrats in this way? >> sure, jim. i remember during the campaign president trump, candidate trump said to me a couple of times the one thing i have to deliver on for republican voters is the wall. i am sort of done politically in terms of the future if i can't get the wall done. and the reality is over the last year and a half he has been preoccupied with the fact that republicans and democrats, not just democrats, but republicans have had real concerns about the conception of the giant border wall of how it could be made. this is something that has stayed with presi

we'll discuss what it all means with senator lindsey graham. "face the nation" moderator margaret brennan and the president of eurasia group. >> and suv concerns and how automakers are responding. >>> a transplant program temporarily shut down. an unusual number of patient deaths. >>> only on cbs this morning, the ceo of mylan will be here. the drugmaker's plan to help cancer patients and lower the cost of treatment. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> anyone can make war but only the most courageous can make peace. >> kim jong-un promises to give up his nuclear arsenal. >> president trump says joint military exercises with the south will end as part of this agreement. >> we have developed a very special bond so people are going to be very impressed. people are going to be very happy. >> the trump administration just slapped new sanctions on russian companies and executives linked to cyberattacks on the u.s. >> jeff sessions says fear of domestic abuse or gang violence f i orlalonger bedi

tom tillis, lindsey graham. i see lindsey sitting right up there. hi, lindse good job. todd young. todd, thank you. joni ernst. where's joni? i did you a good favor for the farmers yesterday. we love the farmers. i'm glad it worked out. john hoven, steve danes, all here. we have on the house of representatives mike hoffman, r-- did introce you, man, buddy senator? what's going on, huh? i hope so. if i didn't introduce you, i'm you kn the probl with this, there will be four people we didn't introduce, and they'll never speak to me for the rest of my life. they'll make sure i suffer, right? so please, i apologize. jennifer gonzalez colon, peter king. where's peter? stand up, peter. you have been so nice to me. he should. he comes from new york. right, peter? thank you, peter. jack bergman. phl, what a great job. [ applause ] that was a lot tougher than we thought, right? you would think it would have been easy. it makes sense. but you would have thought. kevin cramer, jim banks, andy barr, claudia tenney, martha mcsally. i hear you're doing very well, mar wr youay be. i hear martha's

we looked at lindsey graham and hoped he could be a statesman.could step into those big shoes. nope, not him as well. so one of the things that jonathan pointed out and we were talking about on the last segment, when you see a regression of democracy and a rise of autocracy, always what you will find is the allegation of hidden conspiracies. that's what donald trump is doing there. it's deliberate and it's to incite his base. >> thank you for spending so much time with us. we're grateful. >>> when we come back, a lesson for allies of donald trump. he's a good friend to have until he isn't. that and the growing tension inside the white house, next. i've always looked forward to what's next. and i'm still going for my best even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. so

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the president spoke a short time ago with our first guest tonight, senator lindsey graham. we will also ask senator graham about the story that is bubbling surrounding deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and the threat to subpoena people on the house g.o.p. committee in a meeting that was described as chilling. we will get to that as well. first the president tweeting this in mid air about the big summit. anyone can make war, but only the most courageous can make peace. the president making news on a lot of fronts today, in particular with a surprise announcement about u.s.-south korea joint military exercises on the korean peninsula. >> we will be stopping the war games, which will save us tremendous amount of money unless and until we see the future negotiation is not going along like it showed. but we will be saving a tremendous amount of money, plus i think it's very provocative. >> martha: that is a word that north korea itself has used it to describe those biannual military exercises that happen near the border. critics say this cancellation was not part of the act

>> he's not pretending. >> but lindsey graham is right. >> this is what i don't get about you. who has gone against his base to reach out, to reach out with amnesty for daca? to reach out on everything he's reached out to for democrats over the last six to nine months, with the hardliners in his base saying, we can't do the this. all he's had is his hand smacked away the entire time. they're trying to demonize him. the whole purpose is to demonize donald trump. and here is a guy that's shown more profile in courage than anybody on this issue. because you have the hardliners over here, right? the deplorables, and then the open borders crowd. donald trump is trying to reach a compromise -- and all the democrats have done -- >> you call them deplorables? >> yeah, we're proud to be deplorables. we have t-shirts and caps. we're proud to be deplorables. >> paul ryan has a bill. a couple of bills under consideration. one of them would provide citizenship, a path to citizenship for the daca recipients. should the president support that? >> the president is trying to show leadership. th

but bougttom line, i think she' going to get pressed on why 9 president doesn't do what lindsey graham says he can do which is end the policy now. the president says he hates the fact kids are getting separated from their parents, kasie. >> if he hates it so much, he could, as lindsey graham said, just pickup the phone. kristen welker at the white house for us. thank you very much. that brings this hour to a close for me. thank you for watching as always. "deadline white house" with my friend nicolle wallace starts right now. >> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. donald trump may finally be reaping what he has sowed by reducing every debate to black and white. good versus evil. today he finds himself on the wrong side of history, and at odds with former first lady laura bush, former fir

senator lindsey graham said he would support a new federal probe of mueller's investigation. rudy giuliani going straight at peter strzok. >> tomorrow, mueller should be suspended and honest people should be brought in. impartial people to be brought in to investigate strzok. strzok should be in jail by the end of next week. >> sara murray has more on the report. >> reporter: good morning, dave and christine. in a report on the clinton e-mail investigation, the justice department announcing no evidence that conclusions from prosecutors in the hillary clinton e-mail probe were effected by bias or other improper consideration. president trump has made a habit of smearing the fbi work. this finds that former fbi director james comey's action were extraordinary and insubordinate. it was not fueled by political motivation also. the 500-plus page report led to comey's initial july 2016 recommendation that clinton should not face charges. this is usurping loretta lynch's actions. and the discovery of e-mails were announced to the public days before the election. he calls that decisi

usually these kinds of things go the other way, but you saw lindsey graham who's about as liberal as it gets on republicans on immigration and tom cotton who's about as conservative as it gets, both trying to find ways to praise the president for making this decision today. you heard lamar alexander say this could be like nixon to china, that the president has that kind of cachet on this issue. so you've got members of congress now trying to cover for this decision that they all wanted to see happen done at the executive level and done today. >> jacob sober rauf is here with me as well and jacob soboroff has probably spent more time along the border, more time than any other correspondent at nbc news over the past few years. one of the things that this executive order does not do as we just heard from pete williams, it doesn't resolve the issue of children who've already been separated from their parents. what happens to those children? >> reporter: where are they going to go? yesterday we learned from a former head of ice that they could be permanently separate separated from their

where the lindsey graham standing up to donald trump?ll tell him when i think he is wrong, but let me tell you about the critics. when i worked with president obama on occasion i was a hero. working with president trump i am 2 faced. i know how the game is played and i don't give a damn. i will do what is best for the country. i hope the president is successful. he's been a friend to me and said some things i don't agree with. if you don't like me working with president trump to make the world a better place i don't give a [bleep]. >> congressman, this has been a long time effort on your part to get to the inspector general's report. i have it right here. over 500 pages. i have not had a chance to read it all, but i will before my show tomorrow night. your take, congressman? >> what it's done, it's vindicated trump on both prongs of the mueller investigation. you have a democrat inspector general saying comey should be fired. i that said and you believe that. the idea you will have an obstruction of justice investigation because trump fi

where the lindsey graham standing up to donald trump?ll tell him when i think he is wrong, but let me tell you about the critics. when i worked with president obama on occasion i was a hero. working with president trump i am 2 faced. i know how the game is played and i don't give a damn. i will do what is best for the country. i hope the president is successful. he's been a friend to me and said some things i don't agree with. if you don't like me working with president trump to make the world a better place i don't give a [bleep]. >> congressman, this has been a long time effort on your part to get to the inspector general's report. i have it right here. over 500 pages. i have not had a chance to read it all, but i will before my show tomorrow night. your take, congressman? >> what it's done, it's vindicated trump on both prongs of the mueller investigation. you have a democrat inspector general saying comey should be fired. i that said and you believe that. the idea you will have an obstruction of justice investigation because trump fi

and lindsey graham says the same thing. it is about south korea security but also about military peace keeping. as much about china than it is north korea and it changes u.s. power in the region. in the video, i had to check, because i honestly thought it was a parody. there is substance behind the messag an essential part of the quid pro quo is you can have a wealthier more prosperous nation. it raises real questions about whether the depth of the president's understanding of north korea. this is a brutal dictators, the third in line in a brutal dictatorship who treats his people horribly. >> does the president truly imagine that if you offer condos on the beaches that dynamic is going to change with the leader. >> the president has been a norm buster. lindsey graham summed it up. he said the president and kim jong-un have put themselves in boxes. their personal capital is at stake. the disruption theory, the chaos theory. we are going it see whether it works. this is an ultimate test case of that method of presidency. and

lindsey graham. i see lindsay sitting over there, good job. todd young. joni ernst. i did you a good favor for the farmers yesterday, right? we love the farmers. i'm glad it worked out. john hoeven. steve daines. all here. we have on the house of representatives, mike coffman. brian mast. jack bergman. buddy carter. did i introduce you, senator? i hope so. if i did not, i am in trouble. the problem with this, there will be for people that i didn't introduce and they will not speak to me for the rest of my life. they will make sure i suffer. i apologize. jennifer gonzalez colon. peter king. [applause] he comes from new york. thank you, peter. jack bergman. our chair, phil rowe. [applause] what a great job. the was a lot tougher than we thought, right? you would have thought it would be easy, it makes sense. kevin cramer. jim banks. andy barr. claudia tenney. martha mick sally -- martha mcsally. i hear martha is doing very well in the great state of arizona. don bacon. jason lewis. cathy mcmorris rodgers. representative neal dunn. representative elise alton. julia brow

senator lindsey graham, thank you. so i to come up martha sits down with two heroes from world war ii who share vivid memories on the battlefield. that was 74 years after the d-day invasion. plus president trump taking action after kim kardashian's white house wheat commuting the life sentence of nonviolent drug offender alex johnson. governor huckabee has long advocated changing criminal justice is and has watch this case closely. he joins us with his take, next. >> countep up with the card's, but i'm glad thatian sing her celebrity is for somethingtant. thanhe and a quiet interior for a limited time, get 0% apr on the lincoln mkx plus get $1,000 bonus cash. (honking) when your craving strikes, you need your wing nut. ( ♪ ) no one can totally satisfy a craving, quite like your wing nut. in the movies, a lot of times, i tend to play the tough guy. but i wasn't tough enough to quit on my own. not until i tried chantix. chantix, along with support, helps you quit smoking. it reduced my urge to smoke to the point that i c

he's not making the phone call that lindsey graham said he could make to stop this in its tracks.s is scrambling to do something. the house is expected to vote on two immigration bills this week and in the senate democratic senator dianne feinstein and ted cruz are working on legislation. >> all these images of moms and dads and the children and their tear, we're horrified. i'm introducing the protect kids and parents act that mandate kids must stay with their parents and expedite the proceedings. >> joining me now chris van holland. senator, thanks for coming in. >> kate good to be here. >> on what congress is looking to do would you sign on to aye fix keeping families together? >> it depends on the other measures. the main point is if we want to reverse this policy today, we can do it, if the president would just make that decision. as you indicated, they put this policy in place six weeks ago. i saw the evidence right at the border. we went to different detention centers and facilities the number of kids being separated from their parents has sky rocketed in the last six weeks.

. >> dana: lindsey graham is making comments on the travel ban. let's listen in. >> we're looking at countries in a rationale way. i defy anybody to tell me any of the countries named that the government is in control, the vetting process works and terrorism is not a problem. >> how did the meeting with the president get? he asked more funding for the wall. i can see how that can be an issue. >> i think there's a deal to be had. i believe -- most americans would like the increased border security. that will take more money. i voted for a bill that had $41 billion for the border. he asking for 25. most peoples believe the daca population deserves a chance to stay in the country that they call home. most of these young people have no place else to go. they were raised in america. their legal status is in jeopardy. there's a deal to be had. wall or daca. and i think the president was open to that, how you structure it is yet to be determined. it would be great to fund the government, not shut it down and solve two problems. a broken border and give a

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here is lindsey graham earlier this morning. >> north korea is not going to change the way they do business unless they believe the hilt option is on the table. president trump if he has to will use mil force to end this threat to the american homeland. i want my democratic colleagues not just telling him what a good deal would look like. but having his back. arthel: we have fox team coverage. gregg fall co palkot has the la. reporter: the president said he's feeling good going into his meeting with kim jong-un. the president making the remarks as he got off the plane in singapore. he landed shortly after kim jong-un did here. this is only the third country kim has visited since assuming the leadership of north korea in 2011. the president left the g-7 and the canadian prime minister''. larry kudlow said the president had top respond aggressively, especially going into this meeting with kim jong-un. >> potus is going to singapore to negotiate with the north koreans. this an historic event. good things, wonderful things could come out of it. >> we hope so, absolutely. >> potus is not going t

lindsey graham talked about this on the sunday shows.e i'm with john mccain and our allies, he's not sure the rest are with them on trade policies. >> i don't know the average person in america understands what we're talking about here. at the end of the day, technology has had a lot of influence on what happened to jobs, not just outsourcing to mexico and places like that. >>> the president's former campaign chairman paul manafort. we'll dig into the mueller investigation. "kasie d.c." back after this. at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering virtually every part of your manufacturing business. & s won't happen. because you've made sure this sensor and this machine are integrated. & she can talk to him, & yes... atta, boy. some people assign genders to machines. and you can be sure you won't have any problems. except for the daily theft of your danish. not cool! at&t provides edge to edge intelligence. it can do so much for your business, the list goes on and on. that's the power of &. & this shipment will be delivered... it wa

lindsey graham, so great to have you on. all right, a colorado democrat thinking that going to extremes and camera will get him elected to congress? this is awesome. "seen and unseen" with raymond arroyo, next in the comfort of home. instead senior care. with free fishing at our catch-and-release pond this weekend. plus, great gifts for dad! like flag t-shirts for only $5. and an igloo 120 quart cooler for under $50. ♪ most people come to la with big dreams. ♪ we came with big appetites. with expedia, you could book a flight, hotel, car, and activity all in one place. ♪ >> laura: it's time for our "seen and unseen" segment where we expose what's behind the big cultural stories of the day. we kick off today's edition was something so ridiculous that it has to be seen to believed. this is a candidate for congress making a complete b himself in a desperate bid for votes. hereto for fill us in is the author of the beslling author series will while - keep >> he feels congress has been talking over each other in regard to school s

the fact that senator lindsey graham is laying out the case that the guy, rosenstein that lied out thease for firing james comey, with not oversee him, cannot be in charge of him and can't be a witness or should be a witness in this investigation either. it's a very fair point. keep in mind about senator lindsey graham, this is the guy that said that firing mueller would lead to the end of the trump administration. this is the guy that joined a bipartisan group of senators to try to limit the president's ability to fire mueller. so this is a guy that is coming from a very objective stance in all of this who is simply raising i think a very sincere and concerning point. >> i want to ask a question of the whole couch though. so if this i.g. reports comes out as being leaked, that it shows that james comey was insubordina insubordinate, doesn't that nullify the obstruction question? the whole point was supposed to be president trump fired comey because they're hot on his heels in the russian investigation. if he was fired justly and the i.g. report shows that, isn't object struck gone? >>