that was lindsey graham last night. saying that donald trump is now the only way for the republican party to grow. but lindsey graham is saying, i have to say, is refreshingly clear, and notably amoral in a diagnosis of what this is all about. there's just a bunch that stands out about that one statement from lindsey graham, not pretending his backing trump is anything other than a sheer strategic determination about what's best for the country. there's no pretending, that is the thing that he is thinking about. none. he's also saying, straight up, he thinks liz cheney is doing the same thing, and gosh, maybe she is. that she's not thinking about any of those principles either. that liz cheney has made a different conclusion on the strategic question, she's concluded that trump is bad for the republican party. she's making a different strategic determination about the future of the party. no one is pretending there is any principle play, that there is any morality or any concern about violence whipped up by the presiden

lindsey graham decided a way to win is to galvanize the angry trump base. they know he'll do anything to get what he wants. why does that name sound familiar? oh, the former president. after years of questioning, yes, sir, whatever you say, loyalty. trump could not be bothered checking on him while they were storming the capitol chanting "hang mike pence." >> they want you to forget that day so badly but it happened and we have to continue to show it to you or else it would be scrubbed from history. all because pence did not try to overturn biden's victory which he never had the power to do it in the first place anyway. >> how ridiculous is that? he didn't have the power to do it. they're mad at him for doing something he could not do anyway. >> this is what liz cheney means when she urged the republicans. >> the big lie is the party's litmus test. >> if you don't go along with the big lie or the election was stolen then you basically need to go. >> the republicans who don't buy the big lie are getting drowned out by the clown show. listen to this warning f

they see republicanism as trumpism and that's what you see lindsey graham doing. that's why you see him really having this stance and going against liz cheney in this unique way. >> yamiche alcindor, thank you. >>> a member of the white house council of economic advisers heather boucher will join us live next. join us live next. (vo) these days, every business is a connected business. so you need a network that's built right. verizon business unlimited starts with america's most reliable network. then we add the speed of verizon 5g. we provide security that's made for business and offer plans as low as $30 per line. more businesses choose verizon than any other network. come to a local verizon store and get a plan built right for your business. managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. staying fit and snacking light? yup, on it there too. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have kno

everyone can point fingers but where is congress, where is marco rubio, lindsey graham? they wrote an immigration bill in 2013 and now they won't even talk about it. it is that politically unmarketable. >> dagen: immigration reform is not going anywhere when you have this many children in migrant facilities they can't even see in "the wall street journal" article said the hhs did not respond to detailed questions about details inside the emergency facilities and there was such insufficient staff that children couldn't even be taken to the bathroom and they were forced to relieve themselves in water bottles. >> dana: that is tragic and a couple things, legislation won't go anywhere until there is border security and that is just the way it is. it would be different if

and lindsey graham believing that the party can't grow without president trump. what say you? >> i think we've got to get back to winning elections. we have to have a republican party that appeals to a broader group of people, having a bigger tent as reagan talked about -- we've had the worst four years ever in the republican party, losing the white house, the house of representatives and the senate, and successful politics is about addition and mult multiplication not subtraction and division. >> most of the elected leadership, you're an exception, the nga rga apparatus. most of the leadership doesn't seem to pin this on him. again, you sort of -- the record is the record. why do you think they don't want to pin it on him? >> i think they're concerned about retaliation from the president. they're concerned about being attacked within the party. it just bothers me that you have to swear fealty to the dear leader or you get kicked out of the party. it just doesn't make any sense. >> to me, the most damning thing is liz cheney voted for president trump's singular achievement and

lindsey graham on immigration reform in 2013. >> is that spirit of compromise gone? >> it makes it a lot harder now because you have a republican caucus led by a person who is not very interested in helping pass these kinds of much-needed legislation. with a sense of urgency. his urgency is to take back the senate in two years but what kind of reforms do you think would help congress work better? >> structure reform would be to eliminate the filibuster, or put in place a talking filibuster. >> do you prefer illuminating the filibuster cut or reforming the filibuster? >> i'm for eliminating the sylvester but apparently not everybody on my caucus is at that point yet. >> they are not. in one of the arguments is that can have pretty severe consequences to the legislative agenda in the senate in 2022 of republicans were to take the senate back. what would the elimination of the filibuster did your priorities if democrats didn't run the chamber? >> what would happen is i guess expecting the republicans to pass the most horrible legislation that probably takes away a woman

. >> to that very point, basically lindsey graham admitadmitted. he used to say he's a racist and idiot. here he is saying we need him. >> most popular republican in america is not lindsey graham. it's not liz cheney. it's donald trump. people on our side of the aisle believe that trump policies work. they are disappointed he lost and to try to erase donald trump from the republican party is insane and the people who try to erase him will wind up getting erased. >> michelle, i'm disappointed i can't have cake for dinner. i'm not going burn my house down. that seems to be the strategy at this point. your thoughts. >> i would say i respect representative kinsinger for trying to stand up to this mad ens even though i don't share his politics but i think he's wrong when he says kevin mccarthy doesn't speak for the republican party. the republican party is by in large a cult enthralled to donald trump and i think lindsey graham is right. if they tried as i'm sure there's people within the party who sort of wish they could get out from under this degradi

mark, senator lindsey graham.ow saying that the republican party can't go -- can't -- can't go without trump. but congressman adam kinzinger, tonight, offered a counterpoint that the gop's surrender is what brought him back. i want you to listen to this. >> no facts have changed, since january 6th. except, for the fact that there was a belief that the only way to win the majority is to go back to donald trump. and i think it's that action, by the way, that is actually the thing that has rehabilitated donald trump in the party. we had a real opportunity to leave him behind, and instead, we just basically put the paddles on him and he is back to life. >> mark, you agree? >> yeah. we put the paddles back on trumpenstein and terrorized the entire village and created an insurrection. you know, i'm struck, don, by -- you talked about elise stefanik, earlier. and i remember her, early on, when she was, you know, originally a bush person and very much kind of a compassionate conservative. i would have a lot more respect f

. >> lindsey graham said he doesn't believe the republican party can grow without donald trump.s debate is there, right? you can't win with mim and can't win without him. where are you on this? >> the policies really worked. before covid hit, we had the best economy we've had in my lifetime. i would argue there are some who still see him as the messenger of that set of policies they felt was incredibly positive for our country. if you look at polts, there's a whole group of folks that agree with liz cheney. for us to live in 2022 and 2024, we need everybody. we need those who feel as liz, those who feel as lindsey. ultimately it's about the policies. you see cheney, cassidy, support those policies. those policies are a ticket to vikt tri and bring us back in 2022. >> i want to play something that senate republican leader mitch mcconnell said earlier this week about working with the biden administration. he said 100% of his focus was on stopping the new administration. the next day he walked it back and said he wants to do business for the president but he needs to be moderate he

you have lindsey graham saying i'm done. i'm through. he was consequential, but i'm off the trump train. the speed at which they switched that up has been baffling. how that plays out and the way that history looks at republicans in this time we don't know. i think a lot of it has to do with the midterms in 2020. obviously 2024 we'll know how much donald trump has a hold on this party. but you talk about liz cheney. she's as conservative as you want to get really. >> yeah. >> it is not about whether or not she's conservative enough for the republican party. this is about whether or not she will do and spread lies that donald trump wants the rest of the republicans to spread. and i think that part of it is really interesting. her possible replacement, elise stefanik only voted for trump some of the time she was in the office. it is not even really about her impeachment vote. it is that she didn't stop talking about it. when asked, she would tell the truth and say she doesn't think donald trump should be a part of this party. if they think

we heard lindsey graham say that.nk we have to give them the space and support to get that done, because this is important. this is a matter of life and death and too many people are dying. we should come together and unify around this. that's one of the causes that the family also had today, that the country should unify and get this done. >> if there's an agreement, do you trust republican leaders not to pull the rug out from under republican negotiator, senator tim scott from south carolina, like they did as far as the january 6th commission? >> well, we would hope not. that's part of why we want a bipartisan bill that is supported by most americans in this country. this country should be united behind police reform. this is not anti-police. this is just pro people, pro policing. this is about constitutional policing in the united states of america and that african-americans and other minorities should not be fearful of interactions with the police and they should leave these interactions alive and able to go home

listen to senator lindsey graham. >> can we move forward without president trump? the answer is no.'ve always liked liz cheney, but she's made a determination that the republican party can't grow with president trump. i've determined we can't grow without him. >> joining us now former congresswoman from virginia barbara comstock, and former advisor to four u.s. presidents, david gergan. it's nice to see both of you. republicans lost the white house, the house and the senate. why are some republicans so convinced there is future without trump? >> i don't understand. you know, trump got 46.9, so that is a minority. he is now -- he divided the country and now he's dividing the republican party. so you are dividing up what is a minority, so they proudly boast that they have 70% of republicans. well, 70% of 46.9 does not get you anywhere near 50.1, and it doesn't win you states even with, you know, changing dynamics. so it is not a -- when you are under 50, what you do is what george bush did in 2004, you know between 2000 and 2004 reworked to get a majority. and this is not a strategy t

here with reaction, senator lindsey graham. your reaction to all of that. >> that's a lot town pack. let's start with the board. we're inviting a terrorist attack on our country on the 20th anniversary of 9/11 by losing control of the border. how hard sit for a terrorist organization to figure out that you can put terrorists in this flow of illegal immigrants, crossing our border? we're equivocating on standing with israel. i'll be in charleston, south carolina, tomorrow night, rallying christians in the israeli community and freedom loving people of south carolina to stand with israel. two things i'm certain of. hamas would kill every israeli if they could. the only reason they aren't is because israel can defend itself and israel could kill tens of thousands of palestinians if they wanted to. they don't. they want to live in peace and security so to my democratic colleagues who are pushing israel to stop attacking hamas, degrading hamas, you're wrong. israel, if you're listening, do what you need to do to protect yourself thi

you feast her eyes and ears on lindsey graham.ht on fox news. >> i would just say to my republican colleagues, can we move forward without -- trump? the answer is no. i always like liz cheney, but she made a -- determination that the republican -- republican party cannot grow would drop trump. i'm determined we can't grow without trump. >> they can't grow without him, jason. have you ever? >> look -- i have never. he sounds like a nineties r&b singer. i can't cohen. i can't imagine my future without you. as usual, lindsey graham is got as much political -- . if you can't move on without trump, that's fine if that's how you feel in your heart, but he has to be on the ballot. donald trump will not be on the ballot in 2022. if you make him your most powerful motivator, it will be a problem. brian, this is the thing i think. of i think of 79,000. 79,000 people in georgia, who didn't vote the 2020 election, came out and voted in the special election earlier in the. air democrats got two democratic senators from a state nobody imagined

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fooets your eyes and ears on lindsey graham. is tonight on fox news. >> i would say to my republican colleagues, can we move forward without president trump? the answer is no. i always liked liz cheney but she made a determination that the republican party can't grow with president trump. i say they can't go on without him. >> they can't grow without him. have you ever? >> i can't imagine my future without you. and as usual, lindsey graham has as much political stability as a weather vane. if you can't move on without trump, that is fine if that is how you kneel your heart. but he ain't going to be on the ball let. he is not going to be on the ballot in 2022. if you make him your most powerful catalyst and motivator, this is a problem. i think of the number 79,000. 79,000 people in georgia who didn't vote in the 2020 election came out and voted in the special election, and democrats got two democratic senators in a state you didn't think was possible. they had been convinced after winning an election that going out and putting i

>> i've been called worse. >> john: south carolina senator lindsey graham.president announced a short time ago that he's giving the intelligence community 90 days to study this and report back. without any measure of transparency from china, do they have any hope of succeeding? >> not really. the only reason that biden is doing this is becoming untenable not to look to whether or not the virus originated in the chinese lab. we need to find out what happens so it never happens again. if the source of covid-19 turned the world upside-down is from a lab in china, we need to hold china accountable for allowing that to happen. so biden seems to be more intimidated by enemies than president trump. so having the intelligence community to look at this is not going to be successful until the world rallies around the idea that china needs to be more cooperative. the only way the world will rally around the idea of pushing back against china is for the united states to lead. so i'm looking for president biden to issue a challenge to the word to come together and insist

host: the president is getting pushback from republicans, including lindsey graham who says the pentagon budget needs to be increased. how is the administration dealing with that? guest: he has not only getting pushback from republicans, he is getting pushback from democrats. this issue with defense spending is one that is difficult for the biden administration to navigate. he is getting criticism from republicans who believe that flat funding the military is untenable. it is not something that is even an option. there are some democrats who feel the same way. there district has defense interests and that is something that she really believes in, that the pentagon needs an adequate funding. you have democrats who are also saying that even the numbers proposed are too high. essentially they believe that the pentagon is bloated, it needs to undergo major financial audit, it could substantially tolerate billions of dollars less. it would be interesting to see how democrats take this budget and ultimately decide to fulfill that. i spoke to chairman john yarmuth the other day, he told reporte

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i did a fact checked with lindsey graham before i answer that question.eally true that donald trump is the most popular republican and the country. he lost in november. now you have susan collins a name for example. donald trump got crushed in maine, and susan collins won handily. -- it's not true, not based on facts. turn to your question, the insurrection is forever. they have made their choice. it didn't have to be like this up to january 6th. republican politicians could've taken the party in a different realm, but they decided they are going to stick with the big lie in order to protect donald trump's feelings. in order to protect their little slice of this republican pie. in order to protect their plan going forward through voter suppression and try to steal the election in 2024. that is the bet that they made. it did have to be this way. at this point, i think the kick on it is made. >> tim, while i have you, it's quite a profit that the greatest untold story of these days, is the efforts going on in state houses that are quietly, perhaps, aimed at

senator lindsey graham of south carolina, who by now must be suffering from vertigo due to the 180 degree turns he made, even says that the gop cannot "move forward and grow without their insurrectionist-in-chief." which is quite the opposite from when graham said trump would destroy the gop. and now capitol police say there's been a 107% increase in threats against members of congress adding in a statement that given the unique threat environment we currently live in, the department is confident the number of cases will continue to increase. nbc learned the fbi is still not done rounding up the worst of the worst of those who partook in the attack on congress. 440 people have been charged. and in nearly 90% of the cases charges have been based at least in part on a person's own social media posts. a bombshell new report from the "washington post" this morning, the justice department has confirmed that at some point in 2020, when william barr was serving as attorney general, the department of justice secretly obtained the phone records of three "washington post" reporters for calls they m

senator lindsey graham, thanks so much for joining us. still ahead.loesch, leo terrell, tomi lahren. we saw what mapped when criminals launched a cyber attack on one of our pipelines. can we trust the biden administration to prevent the next one? >> you guys are bad, i'm not supposed to be answering all these questions. i'm supposed to leave. but i can't resist your questions. this is the last question i will take or i will really be in trouble. judge jeanine: that was our president desperately trying to get through a press conference filled largely with reporters sympathetic to his agenda. but for biden even that's a mine field. joining us, hogan gidley. what do you think of a president who says i'm going to get in trouble if i answer that question. who is the guy going to get in trouble with with. >> that's amazing to hear. he time i see this guy walk to the podium i think, what did you think we were going to get. he ran his campaign from the basement of his home with a he prompter. when he says president of the united states, i'm not supposed to an

lindsey graham called him every name in the book before he genuflected and jim jordan is getting heat all over social media by people who say he has never introduced a piece of legislation let him go get a sport coat these people are nuts and i think the less amplified donald trump is the better the g.o.p. has finding its way back home and really quickly i just want to get molly thoughts on this as well what what is the future of the g.o.p. what can we gauge from what's happening right now. i think that the g.o.p. is going to be fine as far as liz cheney is concerned you know the issue is messaging what will our opposition will be able to use in one in 22 and in many ways listen cheney has kind of fed into the answer narrative personally i don't think that she is a good record a good leader in the party what what we need right now but i think that the g.o.p. we're going to be charged and ready to go for 2022 and contrary to what many of my conservative colleagues believe i do not believe that donald trump is a viable candidate for 2024 so i'm throwing my hat behind tim scott look that

lindsey graham called him every name in the book before he genuflected and jim jordan is getting heat all over social media by people who say he has never introduced a piece of legislation let him go get a sport coat these people are nuts and i think the less amplified donald trump is the better the g.o.p. has finding its way back home and really quickly i just want to get really thoughts on this as well what what is the future of the g.o.p. what can we gauge from what's happening right now. i think that the g.o.p. is going to be fine as far as liz cheney is concerned you know the issue is messaging what will our opposition will be able to use and when it's when it's you and it in many ways liz cheney has kind of fed into the into trouble narrative personally i don't think that she is a good record a good leader in the party what what we need right now but i think that the g.o.p. we're going to be charged and ready to go for 2022 and contrary to what many of my conservative colleagues believe i do not believe that donald trump is a while ago candidate for 2024 so i'm throwing my hat b

. >> george floyd's family met with south carolina senators tim scott and lindsey graham. here is the family attorney ben crump speaking to attorneys on capitol hill. following his remarks, we will hear from republican senator scott. >> how are you doing? ok. we don't know where we are going.

senator mitch mcconnell is saying that the focus is on stopping the biden administration's agenda, lindsey grahamtelling lawmakers this. >> i would just say to my republican colleagues, can we move forward without president trump, the answer is no. >> but one of graham's republican colleagues disagrees. we'll show you that next. you're watching "ayman mohyeldin reports ." ing "ayman mohyeldin reports ." rolina greenhouses so abe and art can grow more plants. so they can hire vilma... and wendy... and me. so, more people can go to work. so, more days can start with kisses. when you buy this plant at walmart. ♪♪ this is how you become the best! [music: “you're the best” by joe esposito] [music: “you're the best” by joe esposito] [triumphantly yells] [ding] don't get mad. get e*trade and take charge of your finances today. ♪ don't get mad. [truck horn blares] (vo) the subaru forester. dog tested. dog approved. wondering what actually goes into your multivitamin? at new chapter, its' innovation, organic ingredients, and fermentation. fermentation? yes. formulated to help you body really truly absorb

and so the republican party in a sense -- i think lindsey graham was actually right in a sense that the republican party as currently constituted does, in fact, need to stay in donald trump's good graces. >> yeah. and this is something that, for viewers who caught the very top of the program, nicole and i were touching on, there was an older belief among some, oh, well this is a trump thing because he actually does have the expansive powers of the white house, and when that's over, it will end. that frame work is over, completely discredited by this behavior. joe biden was one of the people who was hoping for that and now he himself has acknowledged it's not going that way. michael, take a look. we put together both of those points of view as he's adjusted with the facts. take a look. >> with donald trump out of the white house, not a joke. you will see an epiphany occur among many of my republican friends. >> i think the republicans are further away from trying to figure out who they are and what they stand for than i thought they would be at this point. >> michael? >> yeah. i think th

. >> senator lindsey graham had an interesting take this week.'d like get your reaction to something he said on fox. watch. >> can we move forward without president trump? the answer is no. i've always liked liz cheney, but she's made a determination that the republican party can't -- can't grow with president trump. i've determined we can't grows without him.th >> that may be distasteful to some people, but i am starting to think that senator graham is correct in his assessment in that the party has wedded itself so much to president trump that it may be unable to unravel that now. so the dye is kind of cast at this point. what do you think? >> i mean, at first i think that lindsey graham has turned into a bit of a stepford senator and maybe he's a row got. i'm not sure's what's going on. it's gotten too crazy. but also i think i don't know why you would want to hitch your wagon to like a really old guy. i think the democrats have done the same. we have an old guy -- was going to mention the democrats have done something similar, yeah.at >> theg

there is one side of the ledger which is folks like lindsey graham who argue that donald trump broughtived the second highest vote total of anyone other than joe biden, he was only topped by joe biden. lindsey graham and others argue that to keep those new voters in the republican fold, the party has to adapt to trumpism, essentially. then others like liz cheney point out that while republicans brought more voters out, they in fact lost the election. if the party wants to grow in the future, they have to find a way to get these moderate suburban voters who flipped from republican to vote for joe biden in 2020 back in the republican fold, and that involves getting some distance from the former president. that's the political debate that's happening right now. at the grassroots level of the party, there's no debate, trumpism has won. >> given that description with the base, the grassroots, the foot soldiers, as you describe them, what does this mean going forward? will this be playbook, essentially the promotion of trumpism under the guys of trumpism, despite those who maybe flipped to j

i want to share what republican senator lindsey graham said last night because it is the opposite of consistent. >> the most popular republican in america is no lindsey graham, it's not liz cheney, it's donald trump. people on our side of the aisle believe that trump policies work. they're disappointed that he lost and to try to erase donald trump from the republican party is insane. the people who try to erase him are going to wind up getting erased. >> is he saying he learned that the hard way? this is immediately after the january 6th insurrection, lindsey graham said he had never been so humiliated and embarrassed for the country. very very clearly expressed frustration for however trump handled the riot. soon after that he got heckled by hard-core trumpers at an airport, and then he came running back. >> it's not just senator graham. it's leader mccarthy originally said donald trump bore a lot of the blame for the january 6th attacks. it is leader mcconnell who was kwietz harsh and critical of donald trump's role in those attacks. he, of course, has been a little more consistent

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there we have it, out loud once again, thanks to lindsey graham. if we don't indulge him, he'll take his toys and voters and go home. the republicans want to protect america from enemies from foreign and domestic, they can't even protect their party. >> ronald reagan made it clear that calling our party a big tent was more likely to draw people in. that's what we needed to do to win elections. if you narrow the tent to a pup tent, you make it less likely we win elections. i can't imagine that rejecting liz cheney from leadership will draw in more voters. it may lose a number of voters who are still sticking with us. >> as president biden soars in popularity, the gop morphs into what mitt romney calls a pup tent. that's where we start today. tim miller is here, mucher commune kalgz director for jeb bush's campaign. jason johnsing is here as well, professor at morgan state university, and former senator and analyst claire mccaskill. claire, i have to start with you. i don't even know what to say anymore. at least, i guess, it's all out in the open, i

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lindsey graham talked about republican party moving forward. well, it's interesting that they are attaching themselves to someone who only wants to talk about the past. who only wants to take us backwards. who only wants to keep talking about the big lie of the 2020 election. i don't see how they can keep doing that, and expect to succeed, in any election going forward. >> jonathan, what does it mean, in a larger sense, to have some democrats saying attagirl, liz cheney, for standing up for the reality of the election and for members embracing the truth? this just feels, you know, forget about the stepfords. how about the twilight zone? this don't make no sense to me, and it doesn't feel like it's necessarily going to last. except, as long as it takes to kind of resolve this matter of the future of pro-trump politics. >> i mean, two years ago, five years ago, ten years ago, if democrats were going to be saying nice things about liz cheney. >> i'd have lost all my money. i'd be broke right now. i'd be working on credit. >> but, you know, i don't

lindsey graham, of course, lindsey graham, always saying the quiet part out loud today. >> if you drive him out of the republican party, half of the people will leave, does not mean you can't criticize the republican. it means the republican party can't go forward without president trump being apart of it. >> that's the deal the republican party is making. bind to the big lie or get out. john thune warning "if we continue to rehash the 2020 election, we are going to lose the 2022 election." if we continue to rehash the 2020 election, we are going to lose the 2022 election. republicans, are you listening? >> this tells you everything you need to know about the hypocrisy of the gop. tomorrow the very day, the republican party will throw liz cheney under the bus for telling the truth that there was no widespread voter fraud in 2020. that very day, the former acting attorney general jeffery rosen will testify that the doj found no evidence of wide voter fraud that could have changed the outcome of the election. he'll testify at tomorrow's hearing on the government response to the january 6t

last lindsey graham, he says it like it is. >> i support president trump and his policies so i have a slightly different view on that. i still think we should not be trying to cancel voices. she's clearly defending liz cheney. >> there is a split within the gop. >> well, there is. we are in scary territory now. you don't get more conservative than liz cheney. you can't have a more conservative voting record than liz cheney. he was one of the most pro-trump when it comes to polipolicies. you can't get more approach trump or exteconservative. she refuses to go along to something that's false. according to republican lawmakers across the country who at the grass root level certified the election 60 cases including conservative judges, that's her only send. it is enough to get her ripped down from a leadership position. if that's not cancel culture, i don't know what it is. it is not like you did anything else. >> one thing if there is a litmus test and people don't like it politically. this is a factual thing. matthew, republican senator mit romney tweets tonight. expelling liz cheney le

that is what lindsey graham is trying to say.cans have basically concluded if they are going to keep those people with them, they need to toe the line, they need to be allied with donald trump and they need to punish people who spoke up about january 6th and who continue to speak up about the dangerous election lies that led to it. that's how we got to this point. it's hard for me to see how that changes unless someone is able to find something that can resonate with republican voters more than a love of donald trump and everything he stands for. >> pam, i don't really disagree with abby on the fact that the energy is there, but unfortunately, that may not -- look, what i'd like to see out of the republicans is i'd like to see them take a very firm opposition to spending another $6 trillion, which is going to create a massive problem in our country, coupled with the taxes that i think will hurt investment, productivity, wage growth and more jobs. however, i think not only should republicans be critical of what the biden administr

. >> anna, lindsey graham says a lot of things and depends on the day. i want your reaction to what he said yesterday. >> can we move forward without president trump? the answer is no. i've always liked liz cheney. she made a determination that the republican party can't grow with president trump. i've determined we can't grow without him. >> he's made a determination. but you actually have reporting. what is your reporting on really is that the only future for the republican party is donald trump? >> i think liz cheney and mitt romney and adam kinser are a limited party of where the party is. donald trump is the leader. he is the de facto leader. he may not be president anymore. but certainly when you look at house republicans, they feel like their path way forward to the majority is straight through donald trump's base and they continue to go and kiss the ring and fundraise with him. the question really i think is what happens in the senate for, you know, in terms of, you know, how involved does donald trump get into the senate races? they're going to

here with more is south carolina senator lindsey graham. senator, i want to see if i understand this, and you tell me if there is a connection. joe biden starts funding the palestinians again. lo and behold, rocket fire into border towns in gaza. coincidence? joe biden gets rid of the deal with iran, interesting, they are aligning with the russian and chinese to fight a proxy war. my question is this. you know a lot about national security. do you think that these rogue nations, hostile regimes, see joe biden as i do and i'm just one of the few people honest enough to talk about it, do they see joe biden as weak, do they see them as frail, cognitively struggling like i do? >> well, their actions indicate that they are not afraid of the united states. i can't imagine eastern european countries, russia included, who allow cybercriminals to attack the united states, need to be put on notice that you need to clean up your backyard. i like newt's idea of creating a cyberterrorism list, that these cybercriminals who attack our critical infrastruc

mayhap, lindsey graham, how the g.o.p. is fighting back against corporations. speaking of other incidents, i will tell you why i personally love hockey fighting. straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ be on t ♪ ♪ tonight, it's not just big tech that is feeling canceled culture around the country, america's major corporations are playing a significant role after the left vilified unfairly and inaccurately george's new election registration that madec voting far more accessible than joe biden's home state of delaware. you know, the consequences major league baseball pulled this all-star game from the state of georgia. other corporations, major ones bow to take actions and major studios in hollywood claim shehe would boycott the entire state of georgia all because of the lie from democrats led by joe bidenept calling this crow 2.0. by the way, they include seven days of early voting, every county has these boxes you can drop your ballot sin. the state of delaware has none of that. the question now becomes tonight, why are these major corporations now ready and willing to get pol

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>> yeah, i mean, lindsey graham disagreed with that january 7th when he stood on the senate floor, that's it, after the insurrection, count me out. well, things changed. why did things change? it's because still the republicans who don't like there are staying on the sidelines. it didn't have to be this way. the worst quote that came out of election last cycle was what's the downside of humoring donald trump and letting this play out after the november elections? the downside is people like mitch mcconnell on down said let him have his days and days and days in court and maybe it will just resolve itself and go away. it's never going away. the big election lie never had to happen if the republican party would have stood up and said in understandon, you know, what joe biden wouldn't election. he's rightful winner. donald trump should concede. nobody about d that. nobody did that, and the cost of that was an insurrection and the continued cost of that is that donald trump is still the leader of the republican party, and so all these republicans that say, you know, liz cheney, you should rea

when he got elected then, he had a bigger mandate than lindsey graham did.d be ashamed of themselves and throwing obnoxious ugly nasty comments. the same people that talk about civil discourse. i don't see that going on here. >> martha: calling him a token? some of the names that have been surfacing here, that he's dumb. it's really -- it's just absolutely makes you sick to your stomach to see the way that he is being attacked. it's absolutely shocking to me when i look at these quotes. some of them i couldn't put on the air because i wouldn't. i can't repeat it. it's so awful. i don't know what happens to freedom of speech? he's not allowed to say what he thinks about his country and his experience in this country? he's not allowed to do that without just stirring up this vitreal? this is from reverend al sharpton. he's speaking at the funeral of andrew brown. this is what he said. >> a black senator said that america is not racist seemed a little strange to me. now everybody in america is not racist. but are you talking about whether the practice of americ