. >> or lisa murkowski. >> she's a total disaster. >> you noticed it was sean hannity who teed out murkowskihe big test next year, there is a trump aligned conditioned dat challenging lisa murkowski in the primary in alaska. that will be a test, if you will, of the staying power of trump i feel. >> yeah and the president's willingness to play ball and to be a unifier is going to be the big question about whether or not he continues to have political potency going forward if he continues to divide the party, continues to attack other republicans, and that leads to electoral losses like we saw in georgia in january. then that may be very difficult for him to sort of present himself as the future of the party. we did see the house and the senate and the white house lost under trump, and in some ways lost under trumpism. if he's not able to unify the party around a single ideology or create a big tent where various republican members that may not agree with everything that has to do with trumpism are welcomed it may be difficult for the president to find himself as a king maker going forward. so

you endorsed republican senator murkowski. i know she's a friend.the individual mandate, which she voted to repeal. why did you endorse her? >> when you have someone such as lisa murkowski that is solid, looks at the issue, not afraid to step out and make a decision. she's done that and done it well over many years. her and i have been friends. we have had great conversations. there's no gotcha moment. there's no time when she has gone just along party lines for the sake of party lines. she gives it a good thought process. i think people like lisa murkowski should be in the senate. i'm going to support the people i do. i don't look at the party lines saying, that's a barrier for me. party line, the country is what my concern is and having the best people to make decisions. there's so much we can do together. you can't throw out -- you just can't throw out the purpose of us being in the senate. there's two senators for every state. little delaware, little rhode island, bill california, big texas, big new york. why? they don't want the big person bein

. >> you crossed party lines this week, you endorsed republican senator lisa murkowski, i know she'siend but you disagree on a whole lot of things from the gop tax cut bill to the individual mandate, which you voted to repeal, amy coney barrett, why did you endorse her? >> basically when you have someone such as lisa murkowski that just is solid, and when i say solid, looks at the issue, not afraid to make and step out and make a decision. she's done that and done it so well over many years. her and i have been friends and we have had great conversations, and there's no got you moment. there's no time when she's ever basically gone just along party lines for the sake of party lines. she has a good strenuous thought process, and i think people like lis lisa murkowski should be in the senate and i'm going to support the people i do. i don't look at the party line saying that's a barrier for me. the country is what my concern is and having the best people to make decisions. there's so much we can do together. you can't throw out. you just can't throw out the purpose of us being in the s

i think that's part of why you saw mcconnell come out in favor of lisa murkowski yesterday.he senator -- the incumbent from alaska who president trump is sort of vowed to beat in a primary. to try to set, you know, boundaries to try to set their own message. we're going to watch some of this play out this weekend we're going to be listen closely for words. >> you mentioned lisa murkowski, i think people are wondering if it's not trump, who will it be? is she who they're watching? and is she receptive to it? >> i think in the presidential race right now, there are so many republicans who we saw -- pardon me -- who we saw either serve in the trump administration or be close to it. but two of the most closest watched in the presidential race, of course, have been mike pence and nikki haley. and you are not going to see them, as far as i know, at mar-a-lago tonight. so, a lot of contenders, no clarity and a field that's potentially muddled by the lingering presence of the former president. >> margaret talev, you're a trouper, i can hear it in your voice. you just have to cough.

he endorsed lisa murkowski and sinema posted a picture of herself wearing a ring that said "f off." i don't know who that was aimed toward, whether it was you or the media. does that bring about the kind of behavior you support or condemn? >> what brings about unity, i try to show every one of my members respect when i agree or disagree with them. but i'm not shy at telling them why i disagree with them when i do and trying to make the arguments about why it's important to come together on the kind of agenda you and i have been talking about. and that method has worked thus far. and hopefully, it will continue to work. we need every member. if any one, as you pointed out, our majority is 50. it's fragile. it's fragile if, god forbid, someone would become incapacitated or worse. it's also fragile if anybody defects and says they won't go along. we have to work it. i work it in a very serious, constant way. i mentioned my secret weapon. it's right here. i don't know if you can see it. there it is. my cell phone. >> the flip phone. >> the flip phone, yeah. i call every member all the t

we know the transportation secretary, pete buttigieg, reached out to lisa murkowski.it's the names we've come to know in this congress as being the key votes. we're going to have to look at susan collins, lisa murkowski, maybe folks like ben sass and others who have been more open to negotiation. we know how this playbook goes. there is initially a salvo to republicans. the question here, alongside whether republicans are support it, is will he have 50 democratic votes. because if he gets the joe manchins on board or the kristen sinemas from arizona, that means they have more options, particularly if they try to move this through reconciliation. so this is going to be kind of critical just like the covid relief package, where certainly the white house will reach out to republicans. they have already made clear that this train is going to keep moving, whether mitch mcconnell jumps aboard or not. >> you mentioned joe manchin, let's just admit we're going to mention joe manchin for every piece of legislation the democrats try to get through. kristen sinema as well. for e

do you have confidence in lisa murkowski?fidence in mitt romney, ben sasse, that they will hold the line on that with other republican senators? >> senator mcconnell gave a speech a couple weeks ago where he said they will do whatever it takes to stop this radical agenda of the democrats. if they get rid of the filibuster, he is committed to do that. i think that's what was implied in his speech. i think that's the case and frankly it should happen. let's hope this. when you get elected, your job is simple. what did you tell the voters who are going to do? do what you said you would do. kyrsten sinema told her she would not change the filibuster. joe manchin told us he would nog change the filibuster. the topic their word. if they don't, senator mcconnell better do what he talked about doing, making sure we stop this radical left agenda e from becoming law. >> sean: jim jordan meadows, thank you. let's turn to another thinly veiled attempt by the democrats to gain power. the so-called infrastructure bill. sounds great, infras

i don't articulate trust mitt romney or ben sasse or lisa murkowski. are they going to stand with you are either going to allow the democrats to go forward with the biggest power grab the history of the country? >> well, i won't speak for my colleagues. i like them all. i think they understand that if we give into this, miracle will change as we know it. they will destroy the independence of the judiciary in making d.c. estate is just an unbelievable power grab. h.r. 1 federalized villa's elections. tonight here's what i'm asking. i'm asking every republican senator to come forward and tell my democratic colleagues, our democratic colleagues that if you try to change the filibuster, abolish the filibuster and pass this radical agenda, we will use every tool in the toolbox for us. we will deny you a quorum. don't go down this road. don't blow up the senate. don't blow up the country. with the republicans need to be as aggressive as they are so we have an ability, sean, and to deny them a quorum by not, simply not showing up. i'm willing to do that as a

. >> sean: lisa murkowski. >> mr. trump: lisa murkowski is a disaster.highway they have been looking to build. so many different things. a train going into canada and ultimately the united states, the railroad. we have done so much for alaska. much more than that. i always say, never has anyone done so much for so little. >> sean: so, lay out what i have listed. cliffsnotes of what your agenda has been. pretty simple. so now we've got elections coming up. you are right, the tiniest margin they have in the house. >> mr. trump: well, nancy pelosi almost lost her job over it. she was supposed to be up to 30, 35, 40. she is up only a few seats right now. the districts having thousands and thousands of people, i was making calls getting congress reelected. i said to mccarthy through things. give me everyone they think is going to lose. give me everyone that you think is tied and everyone is going to win by a little bit. also, give me all of your new people, whether it's the new ones coming on our women. i called all of them and instead of, we won six. i mean,

trump continued his war of words against alaska senator lisa murkowski and wyoming congresswoman lizer president since voting to convict him in january's impeachment trial. in a statement, trump says in part, quote, great news for the republican party, senator lisa murkowski said she is still weighing whether she will run again for the senate in alaska. in other words there's a chance she won't run. wouldn't that be great? and so many people are looking to run against crazy liz cheney. we only want one. i'll make an endorsement soon. congresswoman cheney gave a succinct response about who she will not be supporting for the 2024 gop presidential ticket yesterday. >> if donald trump were the 2024 nominee, would you support him? >> i would not. >> okay. liz cheney, very good catching up with you. >> okay. liz cheney joining us now, cofounder of punch bowl news anna palmer. good morning to you. it's great to see you. i know you guys have some reporting this morning about this very fight that is playing out, the impeachment ramifications, the split between those who are willing to continu

senator murkowski said she had a meeting with vanita gupta.'s listen to what she said herself. >> i felt i was speaking to a woman who had not only committed a professional life to try to get to the base of these injustices, to try to not just direct a little bit of money, put a program in place and walk away and call it a day but to truly make a difference. >> most of the rest of the republicans were opposed for various reasons. they said that she had previously said she supported defunding the police, which gupta denied. they criticized her for criticizing republicans during the trump administration. republicans in congress were nearly unified against her. there was a lot of republicans outside of congress who wrote letters to mcconnell and members of congress signifying their support, including the fraternal order of police, not necessarily that they're republican, but the fact that it is a more conservative organization, including former homeland security secretary chertoff. former top coke executive. she is an honest broker and highly qua

are there a couple of republicans, murkowski, somebody, schumer could go to and eliminate importanceview? >> i think the challenge there is manchin and sinema have gotten really tight with collens and murkowski. the more moderate republicans if you call them that and join forces with sinema and manchin and more moderate democrats. supposedly trying to save the senate, which bodes well for that. i do think they're all very, coming together if i was chuck schumer challenge them. you want bipartisan, 60 votes. show me the 60 votes and piece of legislation gets 60 votes, i'm willing to compromise. if you can we'll have gridlock and the american people, democrats and republicans will be very upset nothing got done in washington and who's fault is that going to be? >> theirs. the piece of legislation that would pass a voting bill guaranteeing republicans always win elections. the only thin they will sign on to ever. thank you for joining us. >>> don lemon is here to talk about his best-selling new book and his reaction to tucker carlson's outrageous defense of, replacement theory. you won'

what would you say to senator murkowski?cknowledge the successes we had in this country. we have to build on those. we have to give credit where it is due. then we have to keep going. i think president biden's message -- we want to build on all of those successes. we want to keep going. we have a lot to do. the president is going to move and he will look for the people he can reach out to. he made very clear, we need to move. the american people are counting on it. >> you're so moving on getting shots into arms. among people who self identify as republicans, 40% say they do not plan to get the shot. want to ask you about your plan there. they will not listen to you. there will not listen to president biden or dr. fauci in many cases. what is your plan? are you recruiting republicans to get your message to them? >> covid does not discriminate. it does not care if you are red or blue. covid kills. we want you to stay alive. want all americans, we do not worry about stripes. we want all americans to be healthy. when you and you

murkowski: i continue the reading of the letter from a birmingham jail.you may well ask, "why direct action? why sit-ins, marches, and so forth? isn't negotiation a better path?" you are quite right in calling for negotiation. indeed, this is the very purpose of direct action. nonviolent direct action seeks to create such a crisis and foster such a tension that a community which has constantly refused to negotiate is forced to confront the issue. it seeks so to dramatize the issue that it can no longer be ignored. my citing the creation of tension as part of the work of the nonviolent resister may sound rather shocking. but i must confess that i am not afraid of the word "tension." i have earnestly opposed violent tension, but there is a type of constructive, nonviolent tension which is necessary for growth. just as socrates felt that it was necessary to create a tension in the mind so that individuals could rise from the bondage of myths and half-truths to the unfettered realm of creative analysis and objective appraisal, so must we see the need for nonv

. >> well, lisa murkowski will have a great win, you know, we're going to have -- republicans are united. we don't like the biden agenda. republicans like a secure border, open schools. they don't want to be dependent on energy to a foreign country. they don't want immigration reform or packing the supreme court that the democrats want because they know it's not good for the country, and republicans believe in this country. we know we're a beacon of light. we're not talking like democrats are that they trash the country every day and say everybody is a racist because this is not a racist country. this is a country with the land of opportunity and i'm proud to be a republican, and i know we'll have a big win in '22, and biden is helping us each and every day. >> senator scott, thanks for your time this morning. >> thanks, george. have a good day. >>> round table is up next. plus, dr. anthony fauci. stay with us. the pandemic hit. our school closed. a week later, i was diagnosed with cancer. [sigh] i went into the hospital with just my tablet and my phone, and i was able to connect onto th

senator lisa murkowski, republican of alaska, a key gop swing vote, says of biden's speech, i was not overly inspired. she also said there was too much spending and a pushing of massive proposals. quote, i think it makes it very difficult for us to be truly bipartisan. andy biggs was short. arizona congressman said, the worst president in u.s. history. the same with a leader for the republicans in the house. this whole thing could have just been an email, is what he had to say. the congresswoman from new york talking to president biden. a reporter on capitol hill notes she is from a swing district in new york, who could have her district redrawn out from under her. she makes a move to engage a biden in a tv shot before the night is done. also she voted against certifying the election results in two states, a republican there. another republican of indiana before the speech tweeted out this picture. notice anything weird about the masks being handed out to members of congress for the presidential address? direction of the democratic leadership. tone deaf aren't strong enough words. you

senator frank murkowski congressman don young i have determined to add additional federal resources to the cleanup effort. follow us on social media at c-span history for more this day in history clips and posts. next on american history tv alex treznowski talks about his book the rope a true story of murder heroism and the dawn of the naacp. he looks back in an asbury park, new jersey murder case against an african-american man arguing that there was little evidence against him. he recounts the case in the context of widespread lynching and other crimes against african-american the early 20th century the national archives hosted this event and provided the video. my name is alex treznowski. and i'm the author of the rope. and i'm very pleased to be able to share a couple stories from it with you today. it's it's a book that i really care about. and a book that while i was working on it became even more relevant than when i started just to fill you in on what it is a little bit it takes place in asbury park, new jersey in 1910 and asbury park was a little resort town built from scrub g

so lisa murkowski and susan collins and, you know, all kinds of folks shared ground. trying to go down the list. there were probably eight or 10 senators that i got to know their story all in one day. as dangerous and frightening as it was, it was an interesting kind of orientation. hans: well, those sort of relationships and i don't know friendships yet, but those relationships forged in a crisis, how can the senate get past some of the partisanship we have seen defined in the first 100 days of biden's presidency? senator hickenlooper: i was talking to cynthia loomis yesterday, and she talked about how being a freshman senator, it did polarize us. you went from there into the impeachment process. i think we both agreed we're now working past that and some of the intensity of that day and people sharing that experience in one room is going to make it possible to be more bipartisan, to find more common ground on things like infrastructure. hans: you obviously have a long history of working in a bipartisan fashion when you were governor. i believe the republicans contro

senator frank murkowski congressman don young i have determined to add additional federal resources to the cleanup effort. follow us on social media at c-span history for more this day in history clips and posts. american history tv on c-span 3 every weekend documenting america's story funding comes from these television companies and more including comcast. are you think this is just a community center? no, it's way more than that comcast is partnering with 1,000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled lift zones. so students from low-income families can get the tools. they need to be ready for anything comcast along with these television companies supports american history tv on c-span, 3 as a public service. up next on the civil war southern utah university professor laura, june davis talks about confederate boat burners and naval guerrilla action on the lower, mississippi river during the last years of the civil war. she describes how after the fall of vicksburg in 1863 clandestine confederate forces targeted commercial steamboats in order to disrupt union supplies and cause pani

this includes lisa murkowski, georgia governor brian kemp and others who he has expressed disdain forof that, he's actively involved in plotting ways to really codify his control of the republican party. he's leaning on many former advisories in the white house and in the west wing, as he makes those moves. he's talking to people like kelly anne conway, mark meadows, pam bondi, as he really strategizes and figures out what is next for him both in 2022, and even beyond that, and, again going back to the setup here, it's notable to see that president trump doesn't really have an officer do think. he's working out of a convert the bridal suite, where he's holding these strategy sessions where his aides and interviewing candidates to take on republican incumbents who he does not like. >> interesting, because a lot of former presidents take a break from politics once they're out of office. not so the case with former president trump. >>> we are still learning much more about the january 6th attack on the capitol. there's new evidence that law enforcement officials ignored, even dismissed v

this includes mitt romney, lisa murkowski, and liz cheney.this going to do anything other than make some republicans look bad to some republicans? >> we're talking mostly about members of congress. i think that many of them don't care. many are aware of their right flanks depending on what their district looks like. i think the purpose is keeping alive the memory of january 6th. i think it does serve the purpose of keeping it alive in the public eye, even if it's only somewhat faintly, someone on their part. i think that's what they're t trying to do. i think that this keeps the focus on what took place in the final months not just on january 6th but the final months of the trump presidency. >> maggie, it's great to see you. thanks for being with us this morning. >>> officials in new york are investigating a string of new attacks targeting an asian man and several synagogues. >> plus a trump supporter on trial for threatening to slaughter top democrats after the capitol riot. what investigators have now learned about his neo-nazi beliefs. cip

and businesses that would pass those down to the consumer, during covid and susan collins, lisa murkowskiy go to the white house with an actual plan biden in the white house i am afraid about this will happen this time as well will talk the talk but democrats won't walk the walk. mike: i enjoyed your analysis, have a awesome day. britain's are mourning the loss of a grandfather of the nation and as a country prepares for prince philip's funeral a live look at the london early skyline senior foreign affairs windsor castle outside of the nation's capital is. >> all day a public bringing flowers and more messages for their prints, a step up for a moving funeral come saturday h. live every moment. glucerna. ♪♪ [sfx: revving trucks] pilot over radio: here we go, let's do this. ♪♪ pilot over radio: right there, right there. [sfx: revving trucks] pilot over radio: g complete. how do you introduce the larger-than-life gmc yukon? with the world's biggest tweet. the next generation gmc yukon. premium that's made to be used. ♪ ♪ we know it's going to take many forms of energy to meet the world's nee

republicans will unite and they won't be able to enact legislation filibuster, are you confident that lisa murkowskin sasse, mitt romney won't go along with that? >> i'm confident. let'ss put it this way. if we don't unite and stop the filibuster, that's the end of the republican party and the conservative cause and we won't have anybody else to blame but ourselves. >> sean: senator graham, thank you asas always. sara carter up next. exclusive report. terrorists back at the border. kevin mccarthy also will weigh in. later,r, senator ted cruz joinss on biden's big government take over as we continue. thanks for being with us. ♪ >> sean: just breaking out in californiaia tonight, a car chase outside of los angeles. we'll be bringing you updates as they come in, a hard high speed chase but yesterday customs and border pro-protection, they announced that the agents arrested two individuals on the terrorism watch list at the border. fox's peter doocy circled back to jen psaki to ask today. >> the fbi keeps a list about people known for reasonably suspected of being involved in terror activities here two

one vote from republicans and how he is able to broker the field, how he can get susan collins or murkowskin board, what he can do to talk to house members and see what he can do there and the democratic party obviously has a lot of challenges, they can't count on themselves. he's going to need republicans to help him more and i'm curious if he can broker those deals and keep his promise as we talked about on the campaign. >> talk about the sense of unity and bring the country together and as it moves forward, the notion that you paint a picture of joe biden collectively had a tough time getting to a decision and has in one camp or the other camp, hard to push him to get to a decision. does that undermine that sense of not just importance for governance, decision-making when you are president but don't know if you want to pick up a couple other examples, an example two that undermines that -- a lot of people say biden is focused it on a mission and had a settled message but seems like he did there's a lot throughout this book. what is an example of that in the book and how is that affecting

for example, a new poll, lisa murkowski trailing g primary challenger, kelly by 15 points following his vote in january to convict former president trump in the unconstitutional impeachment sham. here with reaction to all of it, former speaker of the house,e, fox news contributor, newt gingrich. you weren't even speaker and you became the gingrich that stole christmas. >> welcome a look, i think you just have to accept that the news media, most of it is going to be on the left. they are going to be very vicious tot republicans. as desantis continues to emerge as one of the best governors in the country, he will getet more of this treatme. but the american public is pretty smart. and they have seen through all of that. one time had made, as his broken crutch on the cover of time, what that actually signaled his oh, he is for welfare reform. t so, that part doesn't bother me. i think the most troubling thing, and i am doing two podcasts at the newt gingrich through 360 about this whole georgia situation. the one on thursday really grew out of research. and i'm beginning to realize that jo

i don't particularly trust mitt romney or ben sasse or lisa murkowski. are they going to stand with you or allow the democrats. >> america changes it and we know it, they destroy the independence of the judiciary making d.c. the state is not believable power grab. so tonight here is what i'm asking. i'm asking every republican senator, i tell our democratic colleagues that if you try to change the filibuster, abolish the filibuster and pass this radical agenda, we will use every tool in the toolbox for us, and you don't blow up the country and republicans don't need to be as aggressive as they are. i'm willing to do that, and, that was then i will feel better about it. >> republicans preparing to go on the offensive. lauren trump and herschel walker are next, straight ahead. flash: oh, it's on! dr. evil: release the meteor! ♪ ♪ rick blaine: here's looking at you, kid. ♪ bring it on bring it on ♪ ♪ i am taking on all my emeries ♪ ♪ ♪ aquaman: i dig it. harley quinn: that felt pretty great. >> sean: just like we've been tellin >> sean: it republicans going

when it came down to it today, republican senator lisa murkowski of alaska crossed over and voted with democrats to support vanita gupta's confirmation. so gupta was technically confirmed in a bipartisan vote even though mitch mcconnell and his leadership team on the republican side of the senate said that wasn't possible, she wouldn't get a republican votes. in fact she did. her confirmation marks the first time a civil rights lawyer, the first time a woman of color, would be in the number three position at the u.s. department of justice. and, you know, substantively that means, wow, there's a really accomplished civil rights lawyer at those heights of the u.s. justice department. that is a very big deal. procedural, politically. it also means the republicans in the senate are losing count of their own members on biden confirmations. and that's not a good sign for them on anything if they don't know what their own caucus is going to do. it's worth watching that space in particular. internationally, today's news started to look like we might be seeing the start of a good sized war brea

senator lisa murkowski saved the vice president from having to cast that first tie-breaking vote to get her confirmed, and in this position she's the first civil rights lawyer and woman of cole tor have this number three job at the justice department, but also she's going to be overseating civil rights division and, of course, wolf, that's the division that president biden wants to look into systemic racism. >> let's go to our political commentator, bakari sellers with us and cnn national correspondent sara sidner is with us as bell. bakari, derek chauvin is facing sentencing in about eight weeks or so. what does the judge take into consideration here especially since the sentence for each of these three charges is served concurrently, not necessarily back to back. >> well, first, thank you, wolf, for bringing that point up. i think a lot of americans will learn the different in sentencing between concurrently and consecutively. there are a lot of people hoping and wishing that there is a sentence that they believe matches the crime which is an extension you have long sentence where peo

now, can mitch mcconnell keep the likes of ben sasse, lisa murkowski, met romney, and others?ill ask you, jason, because met romney is a good friend of yours. >> you never know with these folks. and that is the problem. you just don't absolutely know. you can't rely on them to actually do it. but it will fundamentally change the way everything works. because it is the biggest power grab we have ever seen. that is all they want, that is what h.r. 1 is about, to federalize the election. the change of the supreme court to add more members. anything to be in power and perpetuity. that is all they want. >> sean: last 15 seconds, stephen miller. >> i think this comes down to this question, can for senate republicans stand up, stick together, stay together, to be the last line of defense for american freedom? the fate of our country depends upon it, and what every american needs to be paying attention to right now is the biden administration ramps up its attacks on american freedom. >> sean: stephen miller, jason chaffetz, when we come back the latest on yesterday's heated congressio

gupta to be associate attorney general wednesday in a narrow 51-49 vote after alaska republican lisa murkowskioined with democrats. gupta, a civil rights attorney, will be the first indian -american and first woman of color to assume the role. a u.s. judge has ordered the city of los angeles to shelter all unhoused residents of skid row. judge david carter said -- "all of the rhetoric, promises, plans, and budgeting cannot obscure the shameful reality of this crisis -- that year after year, there are more homeless angelenos, and year after year, more homeless angelenos die on the streets." the judge paused order says all women and children on skid row need to be sheltered within 90 days and every unhoused person in the area must have shelter by mid-october. here in new york, the manhattan district attorney's office announced it will stop prosecuting sex work and unlicensed massage. the da is also dismissing over 5000 cases of loitering connected to sex work -- or what's commonly known as the "walking while trans" law, which was repealed earli this year. advocates welcomed the news but said ful

scott he was saying that this was no overture to bipartisanship, even moderate republican senators murkowskisaid it was too big to be bipartisan. is there any hope that the parties can come together or is the very idea as you said that big government is good government just anathema and democrats will have to pass as much as of this as they can, the financial pieces, anyway, using reconciliation? >> right. it's virtually impossible to see the ten republican votes you would need in the senate to break a filibuster for anything approaching what like biden laid out tonight, both on the economic side, much less on the noneconomic side, voting rights, lgbtq equality, gun control, immigration reform. very hard to see. as you know, for most of the first half of that speech he can pass those ideas through what's called reconciliation if he can unify all 50 democratic votes. most of the second half of the speech would not be eligible for reconciliation and that will be doomed unless democrats agree to in some way curtail or restrict the filibuster. >> thanks so much. i appreciate you joining us. >> t

even an assumed-fair broker, like alaska senator murkowski said she was not inspired. this was politics, as usual. left and right are not trying to be reasonable, right now. and we'll see if they listen to biden, at all. but it was historic. these two women, sitting behind a president, during an address to the u.s. congress. madam speaker. madam vice president. was a first. and as the president said, it's about time. also, an address delivered at the scene of a crime. a terrorist attack, an insurrection, where the audience were the targets. worst attack from within, on our democracy, in modern history. incited, by the last president. targeted on congress. in a desperate bid to cling to power. and it was not lost on his successor. >> we stared into the abyss of insurrection and autocracy. pandemic and pain. and we, the people, did not flinch. we're the united states of america. there is not a single thing, nothing, nothing beyond our capacity. we can do whatever we set our mind to, if we do it together. >> so, did president biden meet his moment? will he be able to get

among them, mitt romney, lisa murkowski and congresswoman liz cheney.han 100 republicans who got an "f" and that included the house minority leader kevin mccarthy and congressman steve scalise and mo brooks. what other names jumped out to you in either the "as" or the "fs." >> it's really sad there are so few "as." when you add the as, the bs and the cs, around 80, 90, 100, it's still less than the fs. it's kind of -- it tells you the state of the party that we have so many irresponsible republicans that are sitting in our branch of government that's supposed to be representing the people. it's very dangerous and we need to hold them accountable. the group that jumps out to me the most is actually the cs and c-minuses. if you look through that list, it's a large number of republican senators. in fact, most of the senate leadership for republicans fall in that category with the exception of rick scott who falls -- he scored an "f." and it tells me this is the group of the squishes, right? they tried -- they are trying to walk -- have it both ways. condem

are you confident lisa murkowski, ben sasse, mitt romney won't go along with that?yeah, i'm confident. let's put it this way. if we don't unite and stop the filibuster, that's the end of the republican party in the conservative cause. we will have nobody to blame but ourselves. so yeah, i think the answer is yes, we would. >> sean: senator graham, thank you as always. sara carter up next. she has an exclusive report. terrace back at the border. kevin mccarthy also will weigh in. later, senator's ted cruz joins us on binds big government take over as we continue. thanks for being with us learning begins in faith. it must move upwards toward the highest thing, unseen at the beginning - god. and freedom is essential to learning. its principles must be studied and defended. learning, character, faith, and freedom: these are the inseparable purposes of hillsdale college. ♪ ♪ >> sean: just breaking in california, a car chase outside of los angeles. we'll be bringing you updates as they come in. high-speed chase. in the san gabriel valley in california. yesterday customs a

you have brian kemp, lisa murkowski, and he's really getting involved he molds this party in his imageeads bridal suite in political real ys. i'm sorry. what about his plans for 2024? where is he on whether or not he'll be an actual candidate or flirt with it for four years? >> that's the biggest question, what does donald trump do for 2024. it's caused a lot of tension between some of his allies. there are quite a few who want him to take his time figuring it out. he's be up in his 70s, if it's the best idea to run again. but there are others who say we need to have a field clearing announcement soon, that we're seeing candidates out there. mike pompeo has traveled to iowa. nikki haley has been to a number of states that will be crucial to the general election in the 2024 republican primary. they want him to kind of get out there early and announce whether or not he's going to run so some of these other candidates don't gain momentum and forge relationships with his base. >> let's clear something up real quick on the bridal suite. is this the suite where the brides and bridesmaids get

>> i think it's safe to say lisa murkowski and liz cheney won't be mounting any presidential bids anyght be a prerequisite for republicans who are looking at running for the white house in the future but saying this is still donald trump's party. i'm not going to get in the way of that. what is interesting about marco rubio, in the florida senator, you have someone that learned the lessons of 2016. he tried to do the homework and understand this populous moment and also to try to incorporate that populism into republican party orthodox. he needs to come up with a working class, blue collar agenda. in the end, if donald trump does end up running or if he doesn't make his intentions clear enough soon enough or someone like marco rubio to execute that agenda, the final lesson might be that when it comes to populism, a personality trumps all. >> neil: you know, sarah, you can make a point that his popularity not withstanding in the party, it's not what it was. there is the issue of all of these legal matters that are still going through the laborious process in the southern district court

do have confidence admit romney, lisa murkowski, and guys like ben sasse. i don't. >> if we all hold the line together, we can. there's a fine line for them to make it appear to most interesting tonight, ernie sanders -- i asked the senator, did you ever think you would be more conservative than the president? think about how far they've come. >> sean: what did he say? >> he looked at me and laughed. but he understood what i was saying. think about what the democrats have done. at the demonized work so americans would dependent on government. we're like, did we hear this right? the president said we the people is government? i was shocked as we sat there. all the american people need to wake up. the most concerning to me is, think about how much money he spending. if you looked at what we spent in the new deal, that's about 5.6% of the gdp. this is five times larger. anybody out there, i don't care what he says about taxes, about how much money you make, everybody in america is looking at getting their taxes increased. everybody who has not been born yet is

so when he speaks to the nation this week, he's got to the try to be making sure that people like murkowskiss and collins and romney and others are -- he's drawing them in and at the very least keeping the more moderates in the democratic party in line. big projects cost a lot of money and you would like to do it in a bipartisan way. the moon shot was that. let's see if biden can do something that gets even a little bit of republican support. >> if he is sending someone to mars, i am going on that trip. let's make that clear. let's make that clear to the white house. >> you heard it. >> i am making all of these public pitches and i haven't heard yet from nasa. >> own it. >> dana bash, douglas brinkley thanks. >>> after years of calling for answers and demonstrations the family of andrew browne who was shot and killed by police while trying to serve him a warrant get see body cam footage of the shooting. >>> on wall street futures are mixed. investors will be watching the federal reserve meeting this week closely. also closely watching the president's speech before a joint session of congres

we have a situation where we have 50 republican senators and you do you have confidence that lisa murkowski ben sasse and mitt romney that if need be that mitch mcconnell can say to every republican we are leavingd not providing them a forum if they are going to abuse this power? >> the greatest confidence i have is if we had three more republicans in the house, we would be in the majority right now. that would be the greatest check and balance. and remember, sean, if you study history, hugo chavez did not have a resolution to take over venezuela and make it a socialist nation. he won democracy and then change the constitution and the courts. it seems a lot like what the democrats are doing now. first with hr 1, they changed the election law to create their power. it is equally bipartisan ink packet where the democrats have control. they make the taxpayer pay for that campaign, if you get $1 from somebody come the taxpayer has to pay you $6. that is what we are talking about. total control of what the democrats want to do and the only thing that can stop them right now is the constitution,

lisa murkowski is a disaster. china virus, whatever you want to call it. russia, russia, russia.ions and hoaxes. get impeached for doing nothing wrong. very unfair. get a second impeachment for doing nothing wrong. i could write a great book. as far as north korea is concerned, i have a great relationship with a certain man that's got great power over north korea. getting along with vladimir putin is a good thing. and i got along with him very well. >> of all the times to proclaim this, the u.s. just took action against russia for its unprecedented hack on the u.s. government. a russian dissident is said to be dying in prison and the russians are staging tens of thousands of troops along the ukrainian border. objectively there's a lot to ask donald trump, including how the multiple investigations that he is facing post presidency are poised to derail a potential run for the white house that he keeps teasing. instead this -- >> welcome to hannity as we continue as we're broadcasting from mar-a-lago and palm beach, florida. i know a lot of people around you everyday. this is what t

so all 50 republicans that would include mitt romney, and ben sas and lisa murkowski, that means they would have to go along with mitch mcconnell and make sure they don't give them the quorum when they want to pull these maneuvers and power grabs. are you confident republicans in the u.s. senate, all 50 of them, with no exception, stand together? >> i am confident because the left has gone, not just lurching to the left, they have gone so far left that they have ended up in california. i can tell you that right now, what jim was talking about, this open border situation that we have, this is not incompetence. it was a little bit of incompetence at first. this is intentional. they have gone from incompetent behavior to intentional behavior, and what they are doing, whether it's in new jersey giving taxpayer dollars to illegal immigrants, or whether it's sending your money to guatemala and el salvador in in between as a bribe to try to keep people from coming here, americans are sick of it, and i believe our senators will stand up to it. >> sean: all right. jim jordan and mark meadows,