evangelicallist frng lynn graham son of belly graham says the event won't be about politics but critics say the appearance before the contrary election is no accident. abc 7 news anchor eric foms is live at the park. >> a little legal than two and a half hours away from the event. kind of a rock concert field to it very few seats are set out. you bring your. ownome find the message conservative and other finds controversial. >> today the grass covering caesar chavez park sproutsed tents yellow shirted volunteer as construction equipment for the event. >> the goal is to encourage people to pray for our country, the state, and to -- and also to share a message of hope. >> graham is mid-way through a 10-city california tour that took him to santa clara last night. he and support he is say there is nothing albrichtle but graham is known to be a strong supporter of president trump. that's a problem for the reverend amos brown of san francisco's third baptist church who accusing the president of violating church teaching and graham of turning a blind eye. >> he believes in and embraces mr. tr

senator graham was there, too. a normal contribution is somewhere between $350 million-$400 million. in jordan, lebanon, the west bank, gaza. the alternative, the u.n.r.a. schools, they are schools run by hamas. instead of the blue flag, we would see the black and green flag. what do we do here? we have seen this over the years and there have been some who have been educated the wrong way and it is the way when a leader leads a society and that is where they continue. we have refugees. we have others there. what do we do about education for these kids? sec. pompeo: when the king was here, i spoke with the president on this very issue as well. there were a couple ideas on how we might do it and how the united states along with others might provide funding to those schools at the end of august. those kids are not doing something we don't want them to do or we don't have the wrong folks underwriting it. you know the challenges with that have frankly been mismanaged and poorly led and corruption for quite some time. we

senator graham was there, too. a normal contribution is somewhere between 350,000,000-400,000,000 dollars million-$400 million. lebanon, the west bank, gaza. u.r.n.r.a.tive, the bhools, they are schools run y hamas. instead of the blue flag, we would see the black and green flag. we have seen this over the years and there have been some who have been educated the wrong way and it is the way when a leader leads a society and that is where they continue. we have the refugees and others there. what do we do about education for these kids? what dothe u.n.r.a> we do? >> there are questions about what we do and if others would provide funding to the schools that open. are not doing so that we don't want them to do a we don't have the wrong folks underwriting. has been mismanaged for some time. we have a mechanism to avoid the challenge and a second for the jordan to go to school. i think we are getting closer to the solution. >> there are concerns about the west bank, gaza, and so on. the refugeess, in dwarfs had to take

graham: that was excellent. it seems to me that who is giving the money and what money is is the challenge. canhe two talented think we pass laws to make it more howous to the public corporations get its money. to the money itself, this is something that is new to me. how easy would it be for a foreign entity government to into avirtual money shell corporation if russia never cooperated with us in terms of the transparency that you are looking for, or china? do need russia and china to make this work? do murray: no chairman, you not need russia or chime in, you would not even need a virtual money, you may just need the shell company. is a sizable vulnerability and our transparency regime that the anonymous companies, and it is one that needs to be closed off not just for finance campaign purposes, but for general finance purposes. this is a vulnerability that undermines our sanctions implementations. sen. graham: but you don't need that corporation of a foreign government to have the ?ransparency that he spoke o

franklin graham, son of the framed preacher billy graham is speaking in an unusual pl. berkeley, ca, the center of those violent attacks by anti-fascists. when conservative speakers show up to speak. they are planning to be there tonight for the christian rally. trace gallagher will tell us how it is looking tonight. >> rev. franklin graham is aware that berkeley is among those liberal cities in the country and they are trying to sway students and residents into voting for evangelical christian candidates is to say the least a long shot but the rev. graham also made it known he came in peace and did not come to judge. the 65-year-old preacher is the son of rev. billy graham who passed away in march but unlike his father franklin graham is taking on a bigger role in trying to get evangelical christian candidates elected to office. prior to berkeley the rev. graham held rallies in california's more conservative areas like central valley but regardless of the audience the message is consistent. graham believes america is in trouble because of the political divide. >> we ne

the rally was organized by franklin graham. he is the son of billy graham. he brought his message of conservative christianity to berkeley tonight were he and his supporters were met by a small group of protesters. our reporter is live with what graham and the demonstrators had to say. >> things are wrapping up here. the stage is gone. at one time this is where the people were trying to get everything back to normal. a lot of people said that he can hear because everyone told him not to come to berkeley. there were some people here who wished he did not come at all. >> america needs to have more churchgoers in my double opinion. >> became to rejoice and enjoy the christian music and the religious teachings from franklin graham. >> a lot of people are searching and they do not even know what they're searching for. i am here to tell them that god is right there. >> not everyone felt that way. some members say his antiabortion is not right. he told the group supporting his dance. >> jesus did not say one word about gay people. you have franklin graham who bashe

. >> reporter: reverend franklin graham preached in berkeley on friday night. one of two stops on his california tour. >> everybody said don't go to berkeley. so yeah -- if they say not come i'm going to come. >> reporter: graham's name draws a crowd. his late father was the evangelical billy graham. >> years ago i was saved at his father's crusade and i came out to help volunteer. >> reporter: you can see the large crowd behind me on the meadow. and a rock band played before the reverend spoke. the group refuse fascism says graham encourages his followers to support president donald trump. >> franklin graham is gathering blind and obedient and fervent followers for that regime and it's extremely dangerous. >> reporter: graham says he never campaigned for trump. >> let's go penetrate the blue wall, not for politics, but the blue wall represents secularism. let's penetrate the blue wall for jesus christ. that's what i'm here to do. >> a reverend from the third baptist church denounces graham's conservative preaching. >> the reverend mr. franklin graham, we know

senator graham, lindsey graham of south carolina, senator cory gardner of colorado, senator michael bennet, bob menendez. we put a lot of hours into it. we wrote a bill to answer the presidents challenge we produced a bill and presented it to him and he rejected it. he was not going to allow us to come to a bipartisan conclusion to solve this problem without enacting other parts of the law which he demanded. we couldn't find bipartisan consensus for the president's proposal. in fact, with presidents proposal was called on before the senate chamber, 39 of the 100 senators voted for it, only 39. it it was a clear illustration of the presidents approached immigration was not even acceptable to all of the members of his own political party. so today 790,000 young people acrosshe america, because of the action president trump last

conservative evangelical graham came to the bay area tonight. hundreds gathered to hear his mess and others rallied to denounce graham's teachings. >> got hears prayer. >> reporter: reverend franklin graham preachedon friday night. >> everybody said don't did to berkeley. so yeah -- if they say not come i'm going to come. >> reporter: graham's name draws a crowd. his late father was the evangelical billy graham. >> years ago i was saved at his father's crusade and i came out to help volunteer. >> reporter: you can see the large crowd before me on the meadow. and a rock band plays off the reverend spoke. the group refuse fascism says graham encourages his followers to support president donald trump. >> franklin graham is gathering blind and owe beatient and fervent followers for that regime and it's extremely dangerous. >> reporter: graham says he never promotes politics. >> i'm here to penetrate the blue wall. >> reporter: this man denounces graham's conservative preaching. >> the reverend mr. franklin graham we know how to pray. >> reporter: be

they were outnumbered by graham's massive crowd. >> it was not about waving a banner of conservatives him or liberalism. that is not what it was about tonight. >> reporter: graham made a stop in santa clara last night saying the blue wall of the democratic majority is dividing the state. >> god answers prayer. our country is so screwed up. >> reporter: graham now goes on to chico and then makes a stop in redding. in berkeley, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> this dog is attacked and nearly killed. bay area police have a key clue in their quest to catch the culprit. >>> it has been a tradition for years but now a car show crackdown at a monthly bay area block party. tonight, we ask why. >>> the shark warning after this great white was spotted off the bay area coast. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new gener

brady. and you will lose yourjobs, that is the message from graham bradym comes to something when the backbenches say they are being more loyal than those in the cabinet. the cabinet are behaving appallingly. in normal circumstances in any other walk of life you would fire people like that. even in the political walk of life was the gavin williamson, boris johnson, walk of life was the gavin williamson, borisjohnson, even liz truss, you would sack those people, but she is so fragile she can't risk having them on the backbenches, but the point graham brady makes which is most important, the public actually are bored with and don't like divided parties. it has been the death of the tory party and the deathknell for them for years and yea rs deathknell for them for years and years and we know the elections... the electorate is volatile, but he says they don't vote for divided parties, that is for certain. when they again to be banging these heads together at chequers next week, she will have to get them onside supposedly to go down one road or another but then there's the of the party as

they were outnumbered by graham's massive crowd. >> it was not about waving a banner of conservatives him or liberalism. that is not what it was about tonight. >> reporter: graham made a stop in santa clara last night saying the blue wall of the democratic majority is dividing the state. >> god answers prayer. our country is so screwed up. >> reporter: graham now goes on to chico and then makes a stop in redding. in berkeley, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> this dog is attacked and nearly killed. bay area police have a key clue in their quest to catch the culprit. >>> it has been a tradition for years but now a car show crackdown at a monthly bay area block party. tonight, we ask why. >>>mymymymymy name is tony thur. education isn't the goal, - it's the gateway. hold the key... to every child's opportunity. we reject trump's attacks on our public schools. and invest in the teachers dreamers. modernize our curriculum and empower educators to teach beyond the test because creativity and critical thinking are as important as facts and figures. i'm tony thurmond the work starts now. state super

fox news obtained this letter from lindsay graham. the special counsel probe led by robert mueller is investigating obstruction in the firing of james comey. when president trump fired comey a year ago, a memo drafted by rosenstein about the handling of the e-mail case. in today's letter, they asked the deputy attorney general whether he is a witness for the special council. when president trump fired director comey in may of 2017, he relied on a memorandum prepared by you to justify the firing. if so, should you recuse yourself from further interactions with the mueller investigation? after comey was fired, he testified to congress last year about the episode and what he described as shifting explanations from the white house. >> the president and i had had multiple conversations about my job, both before and after he took office, and he had repeatedly told me i was doing a great job and hoped i would stay. so it confused me when i saw on television the president saying he actually fired me because of the russia investigation. >> the

brown's says graham's views are homophobic, and >> franklin graham is gathe gate blind, and obedient and fervent followers and it is extremely dangerous. >> reporter: this protest is taking place at 6th and university. and they plan to march over to cesar chavez park and protest. >> we are going to be covering both events tonight. log on to abc7news.com and the news app for more coverage. >>> happening now in santa rosa one of many protests to protest a trump administration immigration crackdown. abc7 news anchor kristen sze is here for this national day of action for children. >> this one took place at lunch outside the alameda county sheriff's office. calling president trump's crackdown inhumane. parents and their kids are being separated. in the past month, up to 700 children held at shelters while the parents are in custody. >> to stop this practice. we are going to keep raising our skprois we a voice and we are going to fight against this practice. >> protest in los angeles. and also one in san diego and one in santa rosa that just got underway. the trump administration is break

let's start off where senator graham left off. >> i love my friend lindsey graham. but i think first, we have to give a chance at peace. that's why we outlined clearly what a successful agreement would be. a complete, irreversible, and effort at the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. pretty much what the secretary of state, mike pompeo said, before the senate relations committee when i asked him questions. as well as the national security adviser, ambassador bolton. our standard is trying to define clearly what success is. getting a deal with north korea is not the difficult part. in fact, three administrations, president clinton, president bush, president obama -- have acquired some form of a deal only to ultimately have them fail. i think it's important where north korea has advanced the program so dramatically in terms of ability and nuclear power and ballistic missile program to define the deal as the complete, irreversible and vary -- verifiable denuclearization of the peninsula. let's see what that brings us, first and foremost. >> do you have any belie

conservative evangelical graham came to the bay area tonight. hundreds gathered to hear his message and others rallied to denounce graham's teachings. abc7 news reporter katie utehs has the story. >> got hears prayer. >> reporter: reverend franklin graham preached in berkeley on friday night. one of two stops on his california tour. >> everybody said don't go to berkeley. so yeah -- if they say not come i'm going to come. >> reporter: graham's name draws a crowd. his late father was the evangelical billy graham. >> years ago i was saved at his father's crusade and i came out to help volunteer. >> reporter: you can see the large crowd before me on the meadow. and a rock band played off the # reverend spoke. the group refuse fascism says graham encourages his followers to support president donald trump. >> franklin graham is gathering blind and obedient and fervent followers for that regime and it's extremely dangerous. >> reporter: graham says he never campaigned for trump. >> let's go penetrate the blue wall, not for politics, but the blue wall

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

john bolton, another lind see graham neocon. for him to say we're going to show himhe libyan solution, which is you give up your nuclear weapon and then we kill you is not good either. a diplomat should think about what they say before they say them and we need to be talking about how we can denuclearize north korea and the entire korean peninsula. and the neocons think it's going to be hiroshima or inconditional surrender or -- that's what it is, all or nothing. this is all about trying to figure out what can we give the north koreans. so i think giv up the war games, which happens twice a year is a perfectly appropriate thing to do as president trump said as long as they're progress. it can easily be started again. a great first step. north korea offered to do no more testing. that's not denuclearization, but those are two good initial steps. the neocon don't offer a carrot because they're about the stuck. >> shep: john bolton was at the table. i'm sure the president had that by design. john bolton and others were there. why d

colonel, your thoughts on senator graham's comment? >> yeah, senator graham is great experience and is a good guy but i'm telling you he could not be more wrong on this. the using the military option in this thing going toward would be the absolute unequivocal worst outcome for the united states. here is why. we don't need to use the military force to keep our country safe. if we use that military force there is no telling how many people will die. our soldiers and civilians and allies and we still made not to acquire them in the end unless willing to go into a normandy invasion which would be way out of proportion to anything that might possibly be gained. instead, are powerful nuclear deterrence will keep america safe indefinitely no matter how these talks go. that is what the focus needs to be on because his primary objective is not cvid but to keep our country safe and prosperous. ed: well, lieutenant colonel, is that not what senator graham may be saying but it's having it out there as a sledgehammer and break the glass if you hav

>> i don't know, we use planes, we have 27 airplanes. >> graham will make another stop tomorrow night and then heads to chico and reading. >> franklin graham says it is used for missionary work and thinks it is crazy to ask for parishioners to pay for a jet. >>> you may have to pay more for tens of thousands of .. were >>> record drug bust. but the goods are not what you might think. tens of thousands of illegal poppy plants were spread across 8 locations. kpix5 takes us there. >> coming right out. >> the acres of poppies were hiding in plain sight mixed in. the poppies are pretty pink flowers but inside the controlled substance that is use ed to produce openium and morphine and heroin. >> we are getting a little out of this onethey will take the spoon, take the paste out and that is the product that they are going to turn into the opioid. >> this grow is one of 8 poppy fields raided in the moss landy over the last month. in all, the sheriff's deputies cut down 17 tons of poppies making this the biggest poppy bust in california history and one of the biggest ever in the u.s. >> we wan

i thank chairman graham for holding this hearing. i look forward to hearing from our witnesses and i hope this is a sign of good future work to protect our elections. >> i notice the presence of the committee chairman senator grassley, would you like to say anything? >> sure. >> number one to explain that i won't be here because of the farm bill, number two, to thank our witnesses because i know everybody that appears witness before this committee has to do a lot of work, so thank you for doing that and thank you for the audience being interested in it and then besides saying thank you to the chairman and ranking member, congress continue today confront the election interference issue and find all the ways that we can to try to prevent it in future elections. the judiciary committee has taken a lead role in that effort. this is the seventh hearing we've had on this single topic over the past 19 months. we've heard from a number of witnesses on this topic who have made a wide range of recommendations on how to deal with the election i

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

. >> franklin graham. >> hard liner on so many issues, said this is an unconscionable policy. it is incredibly unpopular what the administration is doing. and we see this amid all of these other moves to try to move forward on a path for daca, for the folks who come in illegally, children of illegal immigrants. >> let's play franklin graham's sound here. he is one of the best known evangelical christians in the world, son of billy graham. >> first of all, it is disgraceful and terrible to see families ripped apart. i don't support that one bit. the situation we have today are as a result of lawmakers in washington over generations ignoring this. and i'm hopeful that something can be done to fix it. >> do you think having somebody with the reputation of franklin graham who supported president trump, do you think that politically is a problem for jeff sessions and the administration? >> i do think it's a problem. i get uncomfortable cherry picking franklin graham. >> understood. >> by the way, i'm glad you said that. there's a lot of cherry picking here. when you're cherry picki

graham: who owns this? ig horowtz: there are reasons to raise questions. >> i think you did a good job, but the whole idea this is normal, there is nothing here normal. i do not want you to think the fbi does this day in, day out. i think that is what you try to find. do you think it is clear to everyone in this country by that time that donald trump was the presumptive nominee of the republican party? ig horowtz: that's correct. the texts reflect that. sen. graham: i will read this. page two message from to r strzok -- from page peter strzok. she says, trump is not ever going to become president, right? strozk says, no, no we will stop it. that is pretty unnerving. wasn't he the lead investigator in the clinton emails? mr. horowitz: he was. sen. graham: he says on august 8 we have to stop trump. was that idle talk? a week later, here is what they say to each other. peter strzok texts, i want to throughout path you in consideration, there is no way he gets elected. i am afraid we can't take that risk. it is

graham: i will read this. on august 8, after he got the nomination, she says, trump is not ever going to become president, right? there was the response -- no, no. he is not. we. it. that is pretty unnerving. did he lead the leaders in the clinton emails? mr. horowitz: he was. sen. graham: he says on august 8 we have to stop trump. was that idle talk? one week later -- "i want to believe the path you threw out that there is no way he gets elected. i am afraid we can't take that risk. in the unlikely event you die before you are 40." who is andy? mr. horowitz: indie mccabe, the deputy director. you have the lead investigator in the clinton taking outtigation, an insurance policy, making donald trump does not become president? horowitz: i cannot speak to whether he was there or not. -- wray: did you ask him sen. graham: did you ask and go -- did you ask him? mr. horowitz: he said he did not recall. the deputy: you said director of the fbi is not the andy. says he does he not recall whether he was there or not an

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

graham stewart, reporting scotland,, lenzee. time for the weather forecast. we start the working week off on conditions we are used to frequent a while, but that week onwards, it is expected to turn u nsettled. onwards, it is expected to turn unsettled. but assembly conditions tomorrow. the risk of heavy showers and storms and most of the thunderstorms in the north of england will melt away overnight, those places will be dry with clear spells but also cloud returning to the east and south and where you have the cloud, a mild night with some chilly spots under clear skies. you have the clear skies to start monday, you will have the sunshine as well. it will become more widespread in england and wales and northern ireland setting off heavy showers across the pennines. cool and cloudy in central and the north of scotland. a top temperature of 2425 celsius in south west england. tuesdayis 2425 celsius in south west england. tuesday is looking cooler and cloudy, but then for wednesday, more in the way of sunshine and feeling warm. this is bbc news, our latest hea

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

graham statistics on world refugee day sixteen million people have been forcibly displaced during the last year. israeli military says it has hit at least twenty five targets in gaza linked to hamas it says the strikes were in response to around forty five rockets fired from the street towards israeli territory several of the rockets were intercepted while three landed in israel tensions have been high in the area since late march when palestinians began protesting at the gaza israeli border fence that has more from west to islam israeli army says that more than forty five rockets and mortars were fired from gaza and territory into israel in the course of the night and in response the israeli military struck twenty five hamas targets within the gaza strip most of them understood to be empty military compounds training areas and the like all that honest a news source is reports at least two palestinians being injured in those strikes only israeli side these are to.

you're now exclusively new york republican congressional candidate michael graham. good to see you tonight. >> thanks for having me on. >> martha: it's interesting to look at your recent history. it's been well documented. you've talked about the fact that you spent seven months in ison for tax evasion. i know that you feel that that conviction -- that you were railroaded, that it was unjust. but when you look at it from a political perspective, don blankenship had a similar experience, he spent some time in jail, felt that it was completely wrong. if it did not turn out working well for him. why will you be different? >> i think that the people of staten island and brooklyn, they got to know me personally. no one does constituent services the way i did whether it was super storm sandy or rebuilding the marina, bringing money home for hospitals, people got to know me on a personal level and i don't think they liked the political corruption getting into our justice system. you have to understand i have three delivery boys off the books at a restaurant. in the entire

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

heather: senator graham says he thinks it'll come to a year to come to any agreement? >> i think joel is right. we are here because of the tone of president trump and because of the leadership and this is a really great chance for us to move forward and secure something. the democrats have been more concerned the terminology that the president used but look you it's gotten us. unfortunately president obama and joel and the obama folks haven't be p been able to do, joel, this isn't exciting? heather: you have to admit it is and i find it amazing that democratic pundits refuse to acknowledge just getting here and to this point is historic and significant. >> well, it is exciting and i applaud president trump for following diplomatic lead in south korea and pushing for this. we have seen diplomacy for decades, madeline albright when to pyongyang nearly 18 years ago, this isn't the first time that the united states has engaged north korea. heather: first time that a sitting president has either spoken or met with a north korean leader. >> it is, we need to take advantage o

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

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of the late billy graham. >> lead to protests from graham's critics. paul chambers has more on the clash of ideologies that happened outside of that event. >> hundreds of people came to berkeley caesar chavez. >> america needs to have more church goers more than ever in my humble opinion. this is it. >> they came to rejoice, enjoy the christian music and hear religious teachings from a man who call a controversial. >> a lot of people in berkeley that are searching, they don't even know what they are searching for, i'm hear to tell -- here it tell them that god is right there. >> not everyone wanted to hear his word. members say graham is antiabortion and condemn gay people's civil right. amos brown joined in their stance. >> have you this man franklin graham who bash gay people. >> i'm not homophobic, if i was i wouldn't be here. >> what pastor graham is preaching is from the bible. he stands on his morals. >> he is against same-sex marriage and people weather gay or straight need to respect what he says. >> everything outside of a marriage relationshi

senator graham, thank you very much, always good to see you. here no jack keane, fox news strategic analyst, senior strategic analyst and care, chairman of the institute of war, good to see you. your thoughts on what we witnessed last night between president trump and kim jong un? >> i think everybody around the president i think has got the impression that kim jong un has made a strategic policy change, that he wants to move away as you defined it from the status quo as we know it to something fundamentally different to open up may be peace and prosperity for his country. we are in the beginning of that process to be sure and we've got to get to the facts and the details of it. to me, the essence of it will come down to this, when our people put in front of them, we need to know where all of your nuclear facilities are located to approve your fuel sites, your research and test centers under ballistic missiles, we believe unclassified ten to 20 nuclear weapons, 70 to 80 ballistic missiles. we know where most of that is, but not where all of tha

>> cailee graham from tallassee, alabama. >> shana bryant from jacksonville, alabama. >> karen hill pensacola. >> pensacola. janice: everybody in. happy birthday, right? did you get into trouble yet? >> not yet. janice: not yet? what's your favorite part of the birthday trip? >> probably our big monster milk shake last night. janice: monster milk shake. take a look at the weather across the maps. beautiful day in new york city if you are here to enjoy the weather it is happening. 60 right now. 58 in cleveland. there is your radar. the map.ole lot happening on could see the potential for severe storms across the central u.s. and hot across the central part of the country. okay, wave, everybody. you guys were amazing. [cheers] janice: are you amazing? yes, you are. steve: thank you very much. abby: i want to come back to life and have janice dean as a mom. i have the most amazing mom but janice makes everyone so happy. brian: head of starbucks

lindsay graham laid out in today's hearing and he was on fire. take a look. >> this e-mail sent in february 2016 from page to mccabe. hey, you surely already considered this. but in my view, our best reason to hold the line at 2 and 2. two agent and two prosecutors, she might be our next president. how did you feel about that? >> we were concerned about it and lay out here. >> let's keep talking about the interview. one of the f.b.i. agents said on election day you should know that i am with her, her was clinton, right? >> correct. >> how do you feel about that? >> very concerned. >> eventually very concerned is enough already. i am glad you found what you found mr. horowitz. i am not buying that the clinton e-mail investigation was on the up and up. >> sean: i don't either. in the center of all of this is trump hating agent peter strzok. he will be subpened to determine why the f.b.i. and doj with held many of the anti- trump tex. he is the lead agent and vowed to stop a trump presidency in a text with lisa page, his girlfriend. and page was a h

lindsey graham says maximum pressure campaign got kim jong un to the table. now he warns the military option must remain on the table for diplomatic negotiations to be successful. >> best way to get peace, not war is, to convince north korea that they are going to be in a war and they will lose it if they don't pursue peace. everything else before has failed. nobody in north korea believed that the past presidents would use military force. if they don't believe donald trump will use military force as a last resort, the people of north korea are l, if he has, big mistake to he doesn't want to. >> harris: there is now a retired u.s. army brigadier general thont at at a time tat. >> great to see you, harris. >> harris: the options are war or peace. those are the options anyway if we talk military, right in does north korea fear us? >> that's right. let's remember how we got here, harris. we have had about three different administrations trying to deal with the problem. they didn't know how to deal with it and they didn't effectively deal with it what the trump a

he underst and lindsey graham says the same thing. it is about south korea security but also about military peace g. as much about china than it is north korea and it changes u.s. power in the region. and one more note on the video. i got to tell you, when the video came out, i had to check because i thought it was a parody. i honestly thought it was a parody video. there is substance behind the message. an essential part of the qui pro qu is if you enter the world of nations, you can have a wealthier, more prosperous nation. but when you couple tha with e president's comments about how tough it was, the situation kim jong-un faced when he came to power, how he respects him, he was just 26 years old, it raises real questions about the president's depth of understanding of north korea. this is a brutal dictator, the third in line in a brutal dictatorship who treats his people horribly. >> forced abortions. >> uses chemical weapons on his own people. does the president truly imagine that if you offer condos on the beaches that dynamic i

. >> thank you very much, senator graham. this is one of a series of firsts that we've accomplished in the subcommittee under your leadership, and i am grateful for this. some are not publicly known, but are significant and i just want to open with a word of appreciation to you. we had a hearing in judiciary in april where mark zuckerberg testified before the judiciary committee about the new measures that facebook was implementing to make sure that foreign actors could not by political ads on facebook and interfere in u.s. elections. facebook was going to require a valid government identification and verified the political ad purchaser. however, in response to my question, mrzuckerbe conceded that they would not look behind a shell corporation. if a foreign actor merely the most money into a domestic shell corporation, which then purchases the icon facebook would be none the wiser. unfortunately, the federal election commission and other regulators are no better equipped to detect foreign identity laundering in your selectio

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

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

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