to me donald trump is a cross between jessie helms, ronald reagan and p.t. barnum.ean, it's just this bigger than life deal. he could make the republican party something that nobody else i know. he can make it bigger. he can make it stronger. he can make it more diverse. and he also could destroy it. >> let's harness that magic, shall we? while the former president continues to push the big lie, republican lawmakers in georgia for one are forging ahead with efforts to make it harder to vote. state senate passed a bill today eliminating what's called no excuse early voting. "atlanta journal constitution" sums it up this way. "the legislation would reduce the availability of absentee voting it, restricting it to those who are at least 65, have a physical disability, or are out of town. in addition, georgians would need to provide, wait for it, a driver's license number, state i.d. number or other identification." bill heads to the house next where it's expected to pass. back tonight, two of our returning favorites. jason johnson, campaign veteran, journalist, contribu

holiday, p.k. -- p.t. barnum was a bah, humbug.'re comparing trump to a bigot of politics, a circus ringleader and ronald reagan. and yet somehow what lindsey graham thinks, there is some magic in all of that? no, i don't think he quite gets it. >> or he does get it. and he was being accurate. >> maybe he was. i was actually surprised he didn't mention george wallace at a certain point. >> if he probably at the last second said, let me leave out wallace so donald trump doesn't figure out what i'm saying because he's blinking through the tv. he knows exactly what he's saying. he's a southern senator. >> but why does he think it's magic? >> i'm telling you, i think he knew exactly what he was saying. i think angela agrees with me. angela rye, charlie sykes, thank you so much. >>> the george floyd murder trial. george floyd's brother joins me on the fight for justice. >>> plus, ted cruz is now an outcast at his own alma mater. he was stripped of his public service award because of his failure to overturn the election. >>> there is an

trump is a lot like jesse helms and p.t. barnum. not exactly untrue.president. for whatever magic that he sees it's really just open, goofy racism and corruption and while not making the republican party stronger, donald trump is definitely making it more like a family. though it's the kind where he might as well be considered the don. how else can you describe it when the florida retiree is threatening to sue his own party for using his name to fund raise and last night and again an hour ago trump said word to his maga devotees, that's a nice matter you've got there. if you want to see your party succeed, send your money directly to me. >> none of the money goes to anything affiliated to the republican party. trump's save american pac was able to pocket $31 million from supporters which trump can pretty much do whatever he wants to with. you might think that that would anger the republican party taking money from their coffers and setting them up to have to beg trump for cash, but no, no, no! it appears they don't think it's a big enough tribute to th

so popular had this moment become that in 1876, p.t. barnum tried to make money advertising that he had a traveling exhibit consisting of the bones of the famous war horse win chester. the peachy bar them could not have had those bones, it's impossible. the because the horse was still alive in during that time the horse did not die until two years later. when the sheridan has now passed away. so sheridan had it mounted, and placed on exhibition at the military museum in new york harbor. it stayed there until 1922 when a fire destroyed the place and then the horse was turned over to the smithsonian institution where you can still see it and you could still view win chester on display today. due to the growing popularity of this event, and reads palm, it became a popular subject for artist in the aftermath of the war. i'm talking about those who dabble in the literary arts, and there are all kinds of homes. the but sheridan's ride by buchanan reid is the palm. and it became a very popular topic for sculptors and painters and it is perhaps somewh

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and yet, p.t. barnumic dust continues to float around in the air. what did you learn about the psyche of the republican party through that interview? >> well, lindsey -- senator graham's quite different from ron johnson. and look, i spent pretty much all my, you know, certainly for the last five years, you know, before biden won, talking to republicans in the house and the senate, and there are different -- if you're going to group members into categories, there are some who, you know, are quite cynical, who will say something privately about trump and then behave completely different in public. there are some, like ron johnson, who i actually don't believe is particularly cynical. i believe he believes all of these lies and conspiracy theories, and the reason i think that is because he's just so prolific. you don't from -- 2014, he was warning about isis members deliberately infecting themselves with ebola and coming across the border, and then, you know, he's an anti-vakser, the list is -- he's basicall

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to me, donald trump is sort of a cross between -- jesse helms, ronald reagan and p.t. barnum. just this bigger than life deal. he could make the republican party something that nobody else i know could make it, can make it bigger, make it stronger. he can make it more diverse. and he also could destroy it. >> there's magic there, lindsey graham says. the only magic there is watching the lindsey graham we once knew disappear. trump isn't a magician. he's a carnival barker whipping um an audience for a one-man circus. it's clear. there's no room in his tent for anyone else. donald trump only ever acted in interests of one thing. himself. no matter how much lindsey graham or any other person fancied him or herself able to channel trump's conspiracy theory and fear-fueled energy for good of the party. the rnc is learning that now and graham praises a man who helped incite an insurrection against the seat of democracy, against graham's workplace while he and hi colleagues were inside. puts all hope in a guy who helped lose the without, lose the senate, failed to retake the house, i

to me, donald trump is sort of a cross between jesse helms, ronald reagan, and p.t. barnum.mething that nobody else i know could make it. he could make it bigger. he could make it stronger. he could make it more diverse. and he also could destroy it. >> that was senator lindsey graham sitting down with jonathan swan of "axios" for hbo. white house reporter alaina train. good morning to you. always great to see you. let's talk a little bit more about this interview. senator graham was one of the people, who after the insurrection, said he had enough. couldn't do it anymore. then seemed to walk it back after the republican base or elements of the republican base stuck with donald trump in the end. what's he trying to do here, rehabilitate himself, manage trump? a lot of people are wondering, okay, what's the end game here, senator graham? >> reporter: right. well, it's a great question, casey. it is typical graham. we have seen this the past several years now between this friendship and very strong relationship between senator graham and the former president. it's a lot about

harness the magic to me, donald trump is sort of a cross between jesse helms, ronald reagan, and p.t. barnumth: and that sounds like a good combination to you? who else were you gonna include? john gotti and jabba the hut also, what do you mean you want to "harness the magic? you sound like a regional theater director trying to whip your cast into shape for a production of "our town. "come on, people you were supposed to practice these dance numbers on your own time you need to stop whining and harness the magic, or else my mee-maw's gonna keep telling me i wasn't cut out for broadway! at least i have dreams, mee-maw! [ laughter ] a majority of house republicans voted to overturn the november election results, and not a single one of them voted to fund vaccinations and send urgently needed relief to the american people amid a pandemic and economic crash that simple fact should tell you everything you need to know about the state of our politics. whatever their flaws, the democrats' message to voters is this - do you like checks do you like unemployment benefits do you like money for children

. >> to me, donald trump is sort of a cross between jesse helms, ronald reagan and p.t. barnum.mething that nobody else i know could make it, can make it bigger. he can make it stronger. he can make it more diverse. and he also could destroy it. >> that's their best hope, someone who could destroy something that they've spent their lives as a part of. >> yeah. i mean, watching lindsey graham go from getting his personal cell phone number read out to a crowd by president trump, then candidate trump, to being someone who was the translator for president trump and now saying publicly that the person that he has followed, that he thinks should continue to be a huge part of the party that he loves and he supports and is a part of could destroy that party and that that is a gamble that he's willing to take because of whatever magic that he thinks that president trump -- former president trump brings to the party. it's a gamble. it is a huge gamble, right? it's not the type of loyalty that president trump will give back, and it's the kind of loyalty that he's always demanded. he's some

to me, donald trump is sort of a cross between jesse helms, ronald reagan, and p.t. barnum.is bigger-than-life deal. he could make the republican party something that nobody else i know could make it. he could make it bigger. he could make it stronger. he could make it more diverse. and he also could destroy it. >> senator lindsey graham speaking with jonathan swan of "axios". i don't know if jonathan does that. i guess the oprah of capitol hill. how does he get people to say things like that? harness the magic? he led an insurrection to overturn a constitutional process that guaranteed the peaceful transition of power. harness the magic? calling for violence. not just then but looking at his television set gleefully while kevin mccarthy and others were screaming at him, begging him to call off his terrorists. that's actually not magic. that's sedition. i mean, we're all talking about 1/6. it's not like a week before the election he wasn't refusing to actually guarantee a people transition. it's not like a week or two before the election he wasn't pressuring his attorney gen

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