whole report about it and i want mr instead of justice league this commission and have a clear will graham that's why so that's all you know is nobody who we talked to including un has ever heard of this commission that was set up you say no we said it and the headed by them one minister frontier and and they've done 2 public announcement about the whole report about slavery about that is don't think it's liberty in libya and this is was afforded as simply in direct contradiction to all the reports that have pointed to it well for a city of report maybe you got only the 1st part of the report you don't follow up with the rest of the you can't even tell me where these people incomes went when you were contacted by the un and asked pacifically earlier this year where did these people go to well if you are talking and they disappeared you did not disappear and they went out of their center well they said there's more than 800000 immigrant live in libya outside the centers so you cannot claim disguised as went out of the center and they're not leaving good condition in libya. the u.s. embassy

democrats know the senate will not convict president trump. senator graham, who will join us tonight, called impeachment dead on arrival in the u.s. senate. democrats clearly are out for blood. they are desperate to ruin this president's 2020 campaign. congressman al green actually hit the truth. we don't impeach him, we're not going to defeat him. they want to drag the president down into the mud because, frankly, their candidates they even know are terrible. they are running on a $94 trillion green new deal. medicare for all, no private insurance, open borders, you get to choose after you make the baby's comfortable, if the mother wants the baby are not. over 140 trillion in new taxes, everything is free, no oil or gas, no compunctio combustion eo planes or cows, they want to radically transform the world's greatest economy into what is nothing short of a socialist hellhole. the caddies are so bad, extreme, and radical, hillary clinton is now claiming many people -- many of them -- are just begging her to run again. maybe that's bill clinton hitting resend

graham that once this process heads to the senate, that they are going to politicize this, if you will. graham did say if one party's going to go after another party, then it's only fair for us to do the same in return. so it will be intriguing to see how this process sort of shapes up once it gets to the senate. but i think, rev, as i think about this as a conservative, as a republican, republican voters want an extreme change, right? and the issue with extreme change that it leads to extreme problems which leads to chos. that's what we see under this president. so i don't expect -- knowing how he has behaved throughout his presidency thus far, that he feels the need to put up any necessary defense because for the most part republicans will coalesce around him regardless of the validity of that defense. >> but the question is not need, it's obligation. you took the oath of office. for example, one of the questions that comes to mind is that rudy giuliani, the president is saying christine, that he did not send giuliani to ukraine. yet this same president on the phone call that has been made p

i will turn it over to my colleagues. graham,morning chairman members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to testify today about important provisions of the usa freedom act that will expire later this year unless reauthorized by congress. these provisions have been integral to the fbi's success in many national security investigations. while i will likely not be able to get into specific examples and our use of these provisions, i will do these -- i would do my best to provide situations which demonstrate the critical role these tools play in national security investigations. i've seen the necessity of these provisions throughout my time as the counterintelligence agent and counterintelligence -- counterterrorism agent. national security threats have evolved significantly in the last 20 years from the proliferation of mobile smartphones to the expanded use of encryption new technology has allowed actors to work increasingly in the shadows. today we have nearly universal access to the internet and anyone with a cell phone can view and become radicalized by extr

that's why senator graham once the justice department report is out december 9, he will start callingwitnesses, he will get the whistleblower up there so president trump can have his people. he can investigate adam schiff. let adam schiff who has been the judge, jury and executioner, let him get on the stand and answer questions. he's been picking the group he wanted on. trish, it's a sham. the polls are not being kind to the democrats who are trying to as you say, take the 63 million americans who voted for president trump and put him in office. with 11.5 months to go before we can pick, it will be iting what they do from here on out. i doubt they want senator graham, if they pass impeachment in the house which they have got the votes to do, if they want their people try to face what lindsey graham, he will have an in department investigation on all these people. the numbers don't show that the american people have the appetite for it. >> certainly not. it sets a horrible precedent. good to see you. thank you very much. coming up next, john bolton tweeted several times fun fact: 1 in

it will become that, lindsey graham will be hidden and new breaking news straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> sean: right, tonight we're getting what looks like a preview of deep state coming attractions because just released yesterday, and explosive new audit ignored by the mob and the media from the doj inspector general michael horowitz. this expresses deep rooted problems of fighting, and christopher steele inside the fbi department of justice and fd that the fbi's vetting process and confidential human sources known as validation did not comply with the attorney general guidelines. "it gets worse, and putting out in an article, reported sheds light on massive red lights, and "as it pertains to an informant's credibility or reliability." if sound familiar, they were warned ahead of time about the steel in the dirty dossier. the failures include the reliance on steel and debunks unverifiable paid for russian dog dossier now disproven, 90 plus percent of it. and to get the applications despite the candidate transition. as i told you, my patience is done waiting for the report. they to make the he

south carolina will be the tip of the spear as he start to change. >> you mentioned lindsay graham therewe heard his thoughts on impeachment. how is impeachment playing there? a lot of voters talking about impeachment and whether this president deserves it? >> not really, craig. when i get out on the campaign trail, most of the time folks are talking about the issues that they're dealing with. we've got farmers right now that are suffering under these tariffs here in south carolina, particularly the soy bean farmers. there's a company in allendale county where tariffs have increased from $200,000 a month to $1 million a month. it's issues like that, issues like the quality of water, lack of infrastructure, those are the things that people are really focused on. it seems like our senator wants to spend more of his time on fox news or on television just talking about impeachment. we really want him to address the issues here in south carolina. >> in your opinion, should the president be impeached and removed from office? >> craig, i think the process needs to take its toll. let the house o

borowitz will testify before the senateor judiciary, that is lindsey graham's committee, on december 11th. we will continue to monitor as this developing story throughout the hour, sara carter will break more news on this in a minute. we are also tracking four other big stories. get this, including another. disastrous day for the schiff a pinch meant to attempt. it was even worse, believe it or not, than yesterday. no information surrounding the new information surrounding the bidens thanks to a letter from senator lindsey graham. we have that letter. we also have a great new video. you are going to want to hit your record button tonight and get this for decades to come.is first, we start in the washington swamp. more hearsay, more conjecture,on more opinion, more arrogant bureaucrats. an overheard phone call in a busy restaurant, are you ready for this? it was not on speaker, contradicting the person that was actually on the private call and the person who was at the other end of the table. this is how bad this schiff show has now become. so bad, he even presented a fact-witnessed to

there will be events of course across the country. graham, thank you. utiful sunrise here. they were not alone, a lovely start to the day here in norfolk as well. a little bit of mr and, not lingering too long, essentially today is a window in fine weather. it should be dry for any commemorations. this is how things have panned out so far this morning, some showery rain pushing across southern areas, that is now starting to clear quite quickly. further north, cold night, as we go through today, any remaining showery rain will clear away from the south. some patchy cloud here for a time, also some patches of cloud drifting into northern scotland, eastern coastal counties of england, are not shower. for most, fine entry with blue skies overhead. some more cloud rolling into northern ireland later on, top temperatures between five and 11 celsius. the wind will be fairly light, it should not feel too bad out there. a fine evening for most, however, rain will be pushing it into northern ireland and overnight we have rain will push its way into scotland, is a

the doj inspector general will testify on alleged fbi and doj surveillance abuses against the trump campaign. senate judiciary committee chairman linda graham michael horwitz will appear before the committee next month. that decision is the latest sign the ig report detailing the counterintelligence investigation into the president's campaign possibly nearing its release. we have heard that before. campaign news now, 2020 contender pete buttigieg is apologizing for using a stock photo the kenyan woman to promote his plan to battle racial inequality. rival kamala harris selling off about the photo mixup. >> i'm sure someone agrees that was a big mistake. he will have to answer for that. i don't have words to describe that. >> congresswoman ilhan omar also criticizing the move tweeting this is not okay or necessary and several other stock photos from unrelated events also appeared on the website, they have since been taken down. monday night football, the kansas city chiefs hold off the los angeles chargers despite a late surge in the fourth quarter. >> stepping off to the end zone, oh no, accepted by -- >> that she's taking them the charges

will deserve it. joe biden said graham by bowing to trump has done something not even the ukrainians are willing to doomething he'll regret for the rest of his life. that's our broadcast for november 22nd, 2019. the 56th anniversary of the assassination of president john f. kennedy in dallas, texas. have a good night and a good weekend from our nbc news headquarters in new york. ♪ >>> happy to have you here. happy friday. i don't know how long we're going to be a country where you can sort of see where we are in history by scanning the front page of the newspapers in the morning. i mean, i don't know how long we're going to have full-size print newspapers that we can look to for benchmarks in terms of historic moments, but we are definitely still in that place now. i think ten years ago we might have thought newspapers would be gone in their physical form by now. they're not. papers like the one that got thrown on your doorstep this morning, they're just a big deal when we look at them on days like this. and, you know, if you squirrel copies of this week's newspapers

sean hannity recently sat down with graham talk all about it and we will show you the interview aftereak. don't go anywhere. ♪ >> gregg: and welcome back to this "hannity" special. for over 25 years, operation christmas child has spread christmas cheer to children in need all over the world. the project is part of the christian relief organization, samaritans verse. and unbelievably, it has collected over 168 million gifts for children in more than 160 countries and territories. sean recently sat down with ceo of samaritans first, franklin graham. here it is. >> sean: here it is now, the ceo of samaritans first. our good friend franklin graham. good to see you. do you think you were such an incorrigible child to your poor father. you turned out okay. i had the pleasure one year of going on a trip with you and what was amazing about it is that in this box is like, heaven for all these kids. and it makes a difference. he can't believe what a difference it makes. >> what we ask is when a personr girl, but pray before you send us the box. pray for the child who is going to get the box. i

chairman asked state department for documents on biden and his son hunter's ties to ukraine biden says graham will one day regret doing the trump administration's bidding. >> you are asking lindsey graham they have him under their thumb i think now they know he knows if he comes out against trump he has got a tough road for reelection. number one. i am disappointed quite frankly i am angered by the fact he knows me he knows my son. he knows there is nothing to this. trump is now essentially holding power over him even utilitarians wouldn't yield to lindsey i just -- i just embarrassed by what you are doing. >> with less than three months until the iowa caution biden in middle of three campaign stops today, talking to voters, in hawkeye state ellison barber joins us from knoxville what is the latest? reporter: hi jon former vice president finished a town hall hearing speaking with a number of different voters, no one asked about impeachment they did not ask about senator lindsey graham instead first question that he got was on how he would fund hospitals in rural settings the last question he got,

will deserve it. joe biden said graham by bowing to trump has done something not even the ukrainians are willing to dol regret for the rest of his life. that's our broadcast for november 22nd, 2019. the 56th anniversary of the assassination of president john f. kennedy in dallas, texas. have a good night and a good weekend from our nbc news headquarters in new york. ♪ >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> when they see us wearing this uniform, plus the shotgun, they know we mean business. >> the jail's special operations group is called in to deal with a difficult inmate. >> get off me. >> he likes to be confrontational. >> you want to do it the hard way, we can do it the hard way. >> this is the hard way.

you heard joe biden say graham will regret his whole life doing trump's bidding on ukraine. long ago when graham was running to be the 2016 republican candidate for president but he had quite a different opinion of joe biden than he seems to have now. >> if you can't admire joe biden as a person you have a problem. do some self-evaluation. what is no the to like? here is what i can tell you. that life can change just like that. don't take it for granted. don't take relationships for granted. i called him after bo died. he said, well, bo was my soul. we talked for a long time. he came to my ceremony and said some of the most incredibly heart felt things that anybody could ever say to me and he's the nicest person i think i've ever met in politics. >> is that right? >> he is as good a man as god ever created. and we don't agree on much but i think he's been dealt a really gut blow. i think he focuses on what he's got to do not what he lost. his heart's been ripped out but he's going to make sure that the other members of his family are well taken care of. he started talking ab

lou: senator graham says the fisa abuse report will be released monday, december 9.he department of justice inspector general michael horowitz said there will be one report with few redactions. horowitz will then testify before senator grahams judiciary committee on december 11. share your comments and follow me on twitter @loudobbs and follow me on instagram @loudobbstonight. tomorrow night we'll be coming to you from washington, d.c. white house press secretary stephanie stephanie grisham among our guests. and a jirks t pai. a fascinating book from gregory zuckerman object the man who took over the markets. congress sending a bill on behalf of pro-democracy protesters. the chinese are not happy. stay with us. we are coming right back. in every family, small conversations can make a big inpact. i grew up on tour with my parents. kind of different,but we bonded over music and we talked. honest conversatiions like when my dad shared his experiences as an alcoholic. your honesty gave me a sense of integrity that i wanted in my own life. and i wanted you to know from so

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that's why senator graham once the justice department report is out december 9, he will start callinge will get the whistleblower up there so president trump can have his people. he can investigate adam schiff. let adam schiff who has been the judge, jury and executioner, let him get on the stand and answer questions. he's been picking the group he wanted on. trish, it's a sham. the polls are not being kind to the democrats who are trying to as you say, take the 63 million americans who voted for president trump and put him in office. with 11.5 months to go before we can pick, it will be iting what they do from here on out. i doubt they want senator graham, if they pass impeachment in the house which they have got the votes to do, if they want their people try to face what lindsey graham, he will have an in department investigation on all these people. the numbers don't show that the american people have the appetite for it. >> certainly not. it sets a horrible precedent. good to see you. thank you very much. coming up next, john bolton coming up next, john bolton tweeted several time

> lindsey graham will stand up to the president when he feels appropriate. you can see the soap opera playing out to know that there's something fishy about that guy getting $80,000 a month for anything. you know, biden is -- i don't think he's thinking clearly about how this looks from afar. that brings me back to the senate. these senators have a conflict of interest, a lot of the democratic senators will be grandstanding for the cameras and having nothing to do if this is -- >> laura: hold on, harmeet. this is an important point. isn't it true that the senators can not speak at the trial? they don't speak. they sit there like potted plants. >> in the trial. not outside. >> laura: yeah, yeah. >> it's all going to be mugging for the cameras -- you're right. >> laura: but robert, during the proceeding they don't say anything. >> largely this is a deliberative proceeding to arrive at a verdict about whether or not to remove the president from office. >> laura: preposterous. >> the democrats don't have the vote. so what are we doing? >> laura: they think it's

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will pick up where you left off with john solomon. this has been 21 from a very busy washington. the stars are out on monday night. lindsey graham is here and he will tell us how the g.o.p. intends to attack this impeachment fights. alan dershowitz will explain why two white house lawyers refused to appear in front of congress today show it's game on. trauma 2020 senior campaign advisor laura tromp. she's never been on the shell before, hard to believe. she has a new reaction to a battleground poll that has democrats and panic mode. john solomon has exclusive new reporting and he will bring it to us tonight concerning hunter biden and pressure that ukrainian -- ukrainian company put on the obama state department. first, president pragmatic versus democrat fanatic. that is the focus of tonight single-parent last week we saw democrats finally vote on that m investigation they had been pursuing in secret for weeks. this impeachment inquiry -- think about it. it would knock the wind out of any other president, but not him. in fact the dramatic effects of their cheesy impeachment prequel was blunted days before the boat when trump an

some redactions have been the hold up, but we know when it will be released. lindsey graham going on to say, i look forward to reviewing the report and hearing the testimony where he will deliver a detailed account regarding what he found in his investigation and recommendations as to how to make our judicial and investigative systems better. when it comes to the president's tweets, he is referring to some reporting as to the content of that report. cnn with some reporting on the yesterday. the inspector general has found evidence an fbi employee may have altered a document connected to the court approved surveillance of a former trump campaign advisor. concluded the conduct did not affect the validity of the surveillance application according to officials familiar with the matter. they say the person under scrutiny is a low-level lawyer who has been forced out of the agency. according to those officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity. they declined to identify the lawyer, the allegation is contained in the inspector general's report. fox news following up on that w

lou: senator graham says the fisa abuse report will be released monday, december 9.ent of justice inspector general michael horowitz said there will be one report with few redactions. horowitz will then testify before senator grahams judiciary committee on december 11. share your comments and follow me on twitter @loudobbs and follow me on instagram @loudobbstonight. tomorrow night we'll be coming to you from washington, d.c. white house press secretary stephanie stephanie grisham among our guests. and a jirks t pai. a fascinating book from gregory zuckerman object the man who took over the markets. congress sending a bill on behalf of pro-democracy protesters. the chinese are not happy. stay with us. we are coming right back. saturdays happen. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. but he wanted snow for thelace holidays.. so we built a snow globe. i'll get that later. dylan! but the one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with homeowners insurance. what? switc

when we come back, you will not believe what franklin graham and his charity were doing this christmasannity recently sat down sean hannity recently sat down with graham talk all about it sean hannity recently sat down with graham talk all about it beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. ♪ >> gregg: and welcome back to this "hannity" special. for over 25 years, operation christmas child has spread christmas cheer to children in need all over the world. the project is part of the christian relief organization, samaritans verse. and unbelievably, it has collected over 168 million gifts for children in more than 160 countries and territories. sean recently sat down with ceo of samaritans first, franklin graham. here it is. >> sean: here it

graham schedule the date. he won't just drop the report the morning of the hearing. i think we will get a full and complete look at it. will be nearly 1,000 pages. >> sean: 1,000 pages? >> closer to 1,000 pages. you don't do reports like this to give them a clean bill of health. that's not what is going on here. >> sean: kimberly, my sources said there would be criminal referrals and information and evidence that will shock the conscience and soul of the american people. what do your sources tell you yanke? >> yes, i heard the same thing. there will be criminal referrals and people will be held to account. this won't just focus on fisa court abuse. we know that the inspector general from some of his prior reports has been concerned with leaks, for instance. we will see how far he gets and what john durham the attorney needs to mop up. >> sean: is there any doubt, jason, that premeditate ed frau on a fisa court, unverified. that was used to spy on a candidate, a transition team and a president? any doubt that has to be the conclusion based on what he already know to be fact? >> you a

graham is here. he's going to tell us how the senate g.o.p. will attack this impeachment fight. alan dershowitz. it's game on. laura trump has never been on the show before. it's hard to believe. she has exclusive reaction to a new battleground poll that has democrats in total panic mode. as i was talking about with hannity, very important, john solomon has exclusive new reporting he will bring to us tonight concerning hunter biden and pressure that ukrainian company burisma put on the state department. president pragmatic versus democrat fanatic. the focus of tonight's "angle." last week we saw democrats finally vote on that sham investigation they have been pursuing in secret for weeks. this impeachment inquiry. think about it. it would knock the wind out of any other president but not trump. in fact, the dramatic effect of their cheesy prequel was blunted days before the vote when trump announced the successful and daring special forces mission to take out isis leader baghdadi then it was six days later the week ended with blockbuster economic numbers. >> nonfarm payrolls rose by 128,000 jobs

lindsey graham will try to do it for him. he's launched a probe of the bidens.ment inquiry propped up biden standing in the democratic primary or is it not having that impact? could all these gas be hurting him more? >> it isn't hurting him. he's the guy that trump fears the mark. trump has given him millions of dollars of communications. he has good debates, bad bedates and go up and down. that central premise, stays fa r fairly consistent and it is being helped by donald trump. >> it's held off some of the takes by the other democrats. >> don't want to look like they are using trump talking points. there's a bit of that. if you watch the impeachment hearings you could envision democrats saying we ought to get somebody in there that knows what they are doing. that bolsters biden's case. i think it's interesting. >> it's like a shield a little bit. it's not totefully -- he's getting some incoming. that isn't helpful probably but it does seem to, again, you can't go after -- you can't attack hunter biden if you're a democratic presidential candidate. >> biden doe

he still does, but i don't know that lindsey graham will be his friend going forward. important part there is he put his finger on what's wrong with the republican party. he's -- you know, lindsey graham is a -- what i call a political parasite. he drafted off john mccain for a long time. now it's donald trump. and trump has got the republican party under his thumb, and trump is leading them in the wrong direction. and i think that's a big part, and i think that's -- you know, that conversation is how the democrats have to take it to trump and the republican party. >> some on the right are calling his words, when he said regretting that it's a threat, that's not what he meant. i was there. that's not what he said. >> no. you know -- >> he said he's going to regret his actions for the way he handled -- >> joe biden is in some ways like my own boss, that he cares deeply about people and even when they cross him or betray him, he still cares about them. i think what biden was trying to say there is, as a friend to lindsey graham, stop what you're doing. stop. you're going

case, they have not and they can't moving forward so this comes to a trial in the senate it will be as lindsey grahamaid that on arrival. shannon: context not deal when fiona hill's pigtails were burned taking a test. thank you, appreciate it. the time is 18 minutes after the top of the hour. megan mccain slamming her cohost's view on impeachment. >> you think this is enough? >> what matters is the electoral college which is what you are to be focusing on. >> the bipartisan reaction coming in on social media. , he wanted someone super quiet. yeah, and he wanted someone to help out with chores. so, we got jean-pierre. but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with renters insurance. ♪ yeah, geico did make it easy to switch and save. ♪ oh no. there's a wall there now. that's too bad. visit geico.com and see how easy saving on renters insurance can be. that life of the party look walk it off look one more mile look reply all look own your look... ...with fewer lines. there's only one botox® cosmetic. it's the only one... ...fda approved... ...to temporarily make frown lines... ...cr

that inspector general michael horowitz will appear before the senate judiciary committee next month. lindsey graham says horwitz will deliver a detailed report and recommendations for bettering our judicial systems. the hearing is currently scheduled for december 11th. tonight supreme court justice john roberts is ordering an indefinite delay on the house of representatives demand for donald trump's financial records was roberts wants to give the court time to figure out how to handle a high-stakes dispute, the president made an emergency appeal asking the high court to block the enforcement of a subpoena issued by a house committee that has accountants. the house has until thursday to respond. the left goes after joe biden for saying no to legalizing weed and fox news is learning after pete buttigieg's campaign used the stock photo of a woman and child in kenya for his section on empowerment of black america, the problem is more widespread. fox news investigates next. i am royalty of racing, i am alfa romeo. the medicare enrollment deadline is only days away. with so many changes, do you know if y

. >> i think joe biden's right that this -- this will haunt lindsey graham for a long time. anyone that remembers that era where lindsey graham and joe biden and john kelly and joe lieberman were friends and even when they disagreed, they did it agreeably. they stood up for one another. they knew their characters. this is actually really heartbreaking to watch and disturbing to watch. but i think joe biden is right. this is embarrassing for lindsey graham. so, too, jeff sessions. i mean, you know, you can cast a wide net when it comes to the total emasculation of the gop by donald trump. it's embarrassing. they should be embarrassed. >> listen, i think lindsey graham has a history here. he's a political parasite. in 1998, he wanted to be known among the leadership, and he did tom delay's dirty work. he got over to the senate, and he decided he wanted to be a moderate. and he lived off of john mccain's reputation. now he's got another tough re-election, he's going to be donald trump's guy. it says a lot about -- i think he was being genuine when he was talking about joe biden

. >> that qualifies them to be lindsey graham who will not read the transcript. >> you make an excellentportant point. >> we'll talk more about lindsey graham in a second. >>> also, one year after being fired by president trump, former attorney general jeff sessions is going to announce he's running for his old senate seat. so how will the president respond to that? dana-farber cancer institute discovered the pd-l1 pathway. pd-l1. they changed how the world fights cancer. blocking the pd-l1 protein, lets the immune system attack, attack, attack cancer. pd-l1 transformed, revolutionized, immunotherapy. pd-l1 saved my life. saved my life. saved my life. what we do here at dana-faber, changes lives everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. neutrogena® >>> new questions this morning about president trump's involvement in the effort to obtain democratic stolen emails by the russians in 2016. telephon

will not be allowed. i think that is what lindsey graham will be alluding to. think his name was goldman, the council for the democrats? he started off questioning to taylor, and every time he mentioned the investigation into biden, he referenced it to trump's campaign. i don't ever remember that being said, but that was allowed, no problem. you heard people give opinions. that is ok. i don't care because that will get to the senate. i think that will change. as far as the whistleblower, here is the problem -- when it senate, that is just the way it is going to be. with regard to the military -- and you can look this up, and you would get the impression that trump did support ukraine. , that is when the trouble started, taylor said that. the obama administration gave $91 million to ukraine. 2016 come here what happened. i have the timeline, $318 billion in 2019, $415 million in 2019. trump has given more than $4 billion under his administration. people got the administered -- people got the impression yesterday that he does not support them and that is not true

with us, senator, i want to ask you about report that is senators will be tuning out next works stay with us, more with lindsey grahamn we come back. maria ramirez? hi. maria ramirez! mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... prof: maria ramirez mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! to help more employees achieve their dreams. maria: welcome back i'm back with senate committee chairman lindsey graham, mr. chairman, a lot of the colleagues have called the process a sham, you have a resolution calling a sham going into hearings but now there are report that is you will not look at it, you will tune out this upcoming week, a number of your colleagues said they won't watch the highly-anticipated public hearing, you will not look at the transcripts, is that the answer? >> yeah, i think the whole thing is a joke, i don't want to legitimize what i think is a joke, if you really wanted to find out whether or not the prosecutor was fired because he was getting too close to hunter biden, you would call hunter biden, there's plenty of evid

senator lindsey graham says he will advance what could amount to the kind of potential corrupt investigationtrying to out source to ukraine. graham says that in his role as the chairman of the senate judiciary committee he will now probe the bidens demanding state department turn over the documents about them, ukraine, the whole thing. we should note that donald trump's state department has been defying similar requests and even yes subpoenas from the house. this sets up a very interesting conflict over whether there's selective cooperation that could become evidence against donald trump in his own impeachment. you heard that right. this move of graham going after biden is very interesting for one other reason beyond the obviously substantive problem of whether he's potentially abusing committee powers. consider how graham, we dug this up for you, has been so e fusive about how he loves and respects his good old friend joe biden. >> if you can't admire joe biden as a person, you got a problem. you need to do some self-evaluation because what's not to like? he's the nicest person i think i've

the fact that lindsey graham has scheduled a date, he will not just drop that report the morning of the hearing, as sometimes it does in the house. i think we'll get a full, complete look at it. it will be nearly 1,000 pages. >> sean: 1,000 pages? >> closer to 1,000 pages. you don't do reports like this to give them a clean bill of health. that is not what is going on here. >> sean: kimberly, my sources have repeatedly said, they will be criminal referrals and that they are will also be information and evidence that will shock the conscience and soul of the american people. what are your sources telling you? >> yeah, i have heard the same thing. i think it is going to be a mix. there are going to be some criminal referrals. there is also just going to be a lot of calling out of a very bad behavior and rule breaking internally. people are going to be held to account. i think if you are talking about a report that is that big, it isn't going to focus narrowly on just fisa court abuse. it is going to go more broadly to a lot of different behavior. we know, for instance, the inspector gener

the gop chair of the senate judiciary committee lindsey graham and others have suggested the ig probe will provide evidence of improper conduct by the fbi in the early stages of the investigation and senator graham has already announced that michael horwitz will testify before his committee on december 11th meaning the ig report is imminent. >> we are standing by. the administration is redoubling efforts to get a new trade agreement ratified by congress to replace the much-maligned after the deal, donald trump blaming nancy pelosi for holding up the us mca. >> i have pretty good authority that she's using us mca because she doesn't have impeachment vote so she is using us mca to get the impeachment vote. >> responding as the president will knows the speaker has been working diligently with his trade representatives to advance democrats further down the path to yes on the us mca. this is totally separate from the ongoing impeachment inquiry. democrats are pushing for stronger enforcement of environmental and labor standards to get them to sign on. today's marathon impeachment hearings and a

will do his report. it has been going on since 2018. chairman grahamas soon as possible because of the potential on the impeachment investigation. the timing has nothing to do with the investigation. chairman graham's timing is important to him. rob: the democrats in the house want to investigate whether the president lied to robert mueller in the written statement and the questions, some things came out in the roger stone thing, he was found guilty, that might implicate the president, maybe the president knew about the dnc hack. what do you make of that? >> nancy pelosi indicated she wants to keep the impeachment focused on ukraine. expanding beyond that, whether the president wasn't fully truthful, his lawyers working on those written answers. it is unlikely the president wants to get the trouble there but this is about getting at the grand jury material they wanted out of the grand jury investigation that the ag refused to give them. jillian: the president sent a tweet saying she said i can do it in writing even though i did nothing wrong and don't

if lindsey graham is unwilling to do his job, he needs to request it the united states senate and he should hand in his bar license to the state of south clone. we willonviction of old and instead chosen to embrace donald trump. chris, this is the challenge that we face, that democrats, frankly, face. a lie is much easier to sell to the american people than the truth s. a lie can be sexy. look what they've did around the mueller report. no obstruction, no collusion. when we actually know there was obstruction. it's shown there and kudos to the democrats for leaning in on this, you are hearing them use words like betrayal, broo ibry, you are seeing them talk to the press each day because they have the facts on their side. in the face of a republican party led by donald trump and lindsay frame who are lying to the american people, who are saying that truth doesn't matter, democrats have to be able to sell the american people on the damming truth that the president conducted or committed impeachable behavior. >> you know, richard nixon when he was caught in watergate with the tapes, june 23rd tape, he said later i gave him the sword and they shoved it i

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in fact, gop senator lindsey graham said any impeachment will be invalid if those two do not testify.isten. >> i consider any impeachment in the house that doesn't allow us to know who the whistleblower is to be invalid because without the whistleblower complaint, we wouldn't be talking about any of this. and i also see the need for hunter biden to be called to adequately defend the president, and if you don't do those two things, it's a complete joke. it's impossible to bring this case forward, in my view, fairly without any of us knowing who the whistleblower is and having a chance to cross-examine them about any advice they may have. so if they don't call the whistleblower in the house, this thing is dead on arrival with the senate. >> and adam schiff has already said calling hunter biden is not likely to happen. this kind of process is not going to be used as a vehicle to underscore any kind of political aspiratio aspirations. so what do you think here to what lindsey graham is saying and to other republicans who are saying this can't be a valid process if you don't now redirect s

england cricket's head coach will travel back to britain after day two of the second test against new zealand, following a family bereavement. silverwood's assistants grahamnew zealand cricket says the alleged perpetator who racially abused england bowler jofra archer will be banned from future matches and referred to the police. david white has apologised personally to archer and says he's optimistic of catching the man responsible. women's golf in europe has been given a boost, with a bonus prize of £215,000 for the top three players on the tour's order of merit, which will be re—named the race to costa del sol from next season. whoever leads the money list at the end of the year will get an extra £107,000. and the tour has entered into a long—term partnership with the american lpga to strenthen golf in europe. that's all the sport for now. but don't forget there's more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. hello, thanks forjoining me. i'm afraid it looks as though the weather on wednesday will not be offering much relief from this relentless, wet and at times really quite windy weather as well thanks debbie gary lopez processed a p pa re ntly