bringing conservative christian values to berkeley. 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

work with seminole -- senator graham and senator grassley to introduce the bill. it targets the cabaret of professionals who help establish the shell companies. it would make it a felony for an owner, officer attorney or or use ato establish corporation company or business entity to conceal illegal political activity by a foreign national. separately, senator lumen and german thought introduced this election back. that bill would require senior executive and financial officers spending money in elections to certify that they have done their due diligence that no for money has been accepted and that they have not spent any foreign money on campaign related disbursements. that bill has been referred to to the finance committee. i raised it as another example of the type of legislation congress should consider to defend against a clearly predicted threat of foreign interference in our elections. examine whether crypto currency can be used to launder foreign money in the u.s. elections. the virtual currency and crypto krantz he raises a host of challenges for congress and regulators

house announced that trump would meet with putin on july 16 in helsinki, finland. graham: the subcommittee will come to order. we are pleased to have mr. pompeo with us. you got to leave at 4:30. we got a hard stop. timell run the train on and have six-minute rounds. i will give a very short closing statement. i'm pleased you were chosen by the president. i think you are the right person at the right time. you understand the world for what it is, a complicated place. being a former cia director, you understand the threat. you have the president's confidence. you have my confidence and i appreciate you and your family willing to do this. if you don't want to be an -- let's talk about account and then we will get into that questioning. senator leahy and i have been doing this for a while, but for if you don't-- want to be endless wars, you want to have more tools than dropping bombs, it is essential that our diplomats under your command serve safely. and to the public, i often talk about the military because they deserve it. but don't talk enough about the state department usaid

berkeley, california, of violent protest taking aim at franklin graham. the event just getting started, we are tracking it. joy read breaking her silence after controversial blog posts surface claimed she was hacked are crumbling. i am shannon bream in washington. the countdown is on, june 12th, ending the week of uncertainty with a high-stakes nuclear summit with donald trump and kim jong un back on track, the highest ranking north korean official to visit america in 18 years was at the white house delivering a message, kristin fisher has all the details, good evening. >> a top north korean official in the oval office, a hugely historic day by itself but on top of that donald trump emerged from that meeting to tell reporters pack your bags, the summit is on, today had the makings of returning point in us north korean relations but now comes the hard part, convincing kim jong un to give up his nuclear weapons. >> june 12th will be in singapore. it will be a beginning. >> donald trump made it official after meeting with kim jong chol for more than an hour. he had a letter from his boss.

including north korea and an upcoming nato summit and vacancies at the state department. senator graham chairs the subcommittee. this is an hour and a half. sen. g >> the subcommittee will come to order. we will have six minute rounds and i will give a short opening statement. are the right person at the right time. you understand the world for what it is. a complicated place. being a former cia director you understand the threat. president's confidence in you have my confidence and i appreciate you and your family willing to do this. if you a robust foreign assistance account. it is essential that our diplomats serve safely. to the public i often talk about the military, because they deserve it. i don't talk enough about the state department members that serve in dangerous locations without the security footprint that we would like, but they take risks on behalf of this nation every day and they are very much heroes. i think you will be a good voice for their needs. the president's budget request, it is 20% below what we wound up doing. we have time constraints. these are the threats w

in his direction. >>> the time now is 5:05. 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. >> rep

rally and christian voters in the bay area. 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

, franklin graham asked the country to pray for politicians. he is on a 10 city tour through california, urging christians to vote. >> our politicians are dysfunctional. i have no hope in the republican party. i have no hope in the democratic party. >> reporter: this stop was in berkeley, a progressive city. according to graham, progressive is another word for godless. >> it was a great thing that he came down to berkeley. what he did tonight was encourage all of us to vote. our boat is important. -- vote is important. >> reporter: not everyone welcomed graham to cesar chavez park. protesters stood outside. 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

the state department. lindsey graham chairs the subcommittee on the state and foreign operations. this is an hour and a half. sen. graham: we are pleased to have mr. pompeo with us. we will run the train on time and have six minute rounds. i will give a very short closing statement. i'm pleased you were chosen by the president. i think you are the right person at the right time. you understand the world for what it is. a complicated place. being a former cia director you understand the threat. president's confidence in you have my confidence and i appreciate you and your family willing to do this. if you don't want to be an endless wars, you want to have more tools than dropping bombs, it is essential that our diplomats under your command serve safely. to the public, how often talk about the military because they deserve it. but don't talk enough about the state department and the id members serving in very dangerous locations without the security footprint that we would like. but, they take risks on behalf of this nation and they are heroes. i think it will be a good voice for t

evangelical graham brought his conservative message to berkeley last night. 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 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

evangelicals and the reverend franklin graham. the events just getting started. joy reid breaking her silence tonight, after controversial blog post surfaced as claimed she was hacked apparently are crumbling. welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. ending a week of uncertainty, high stakes nuclear summit with president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un apparently back on track. the highest ranking northern official to visit america in 18 years was at the white house delivering a message. christian fisher has all the details live here in washington. >> shannon, to have a top north korean official in the oval office, that's a hugely historic day all by itself. on top of that, president trump emerged from that meeting telling reporters, pack your bags, the summit's on, today had all the makings of a true turning point in u.s.-north korean relations. now comes the hard part, convincing kim jong-un to give up his nuclear weapons. >> june 12th we'll be in singapore. >> president trump made it official after meeting with kim yong chol for over an hour. the former hea

backbench committee, those backbench tory mps, graham brady, issuing a warning to the cabinet. yes, he is the man who holds those letters that we know about and he keeps them close to his chest and nobody knows how many letters he has from mps who wa nt how many letters he has from mps who want a vote of confidence. anyway, he has said they are behaving terribly badly and that the backbench mps are behaving much better and there is greater unity, let's have that unity in cabinet. if you don't, there will be a general election, jeremy corbyn will get in and you will lose yourjobs, that is the message from graham 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 fragil

coverage tonight. we will start with eric thomas live at the event organized by franklin graham. >> reporter: just about a handful of people down there and the crowd is filling in. a minister who has never hid his conservative views. if last night's revival is any indication, tonight's event could draw thousands. today at caesar chavez park in berkeley. >> to encourage people to pray. and share a message of hope. >> reporter: he and his supporters say there is nothing political in these appearances but he is known to be a strong supporter of president trump. that is a problem who accuses the president of violating church teachings and graham turning a blind's eye. >> he embraces mr. trump's nationalistic, racist, divisive politics. >> reporter: brown says as a child in the '50s he saw graham's father speak. supporters say graham is following the teaching of jesus and opponents are welcome. >> berkeley is known as a place of being open. >> reporter: the revival runs at least through 10:00 tonight. >> let's go to cattie -- ute utehs. >> reporter: as you heard, dr. brown's says gra

left ‘numbed' by the experience as graham stewart reports. frank malcolm is downstairs with his wife and children last night when suddenly the television went off but it was not until his neighbours rang the door bell that he realised that his roof was on fire. according to social media, a large lightning bolt hit the roof and very quickly it was engulfed by flames. thankfully, no one was injured but you can see from the extensive damage left behind how fears that fire was. mr malcolm hughey is an architect did not want to speak on camera but he told me he has been numbed by the whole experience and although he has insurance, due to the water damage caused by putting up those claims, he reckons his houses are right off and his family only moved into this property in the last seven months. graham property in the last seven months. g ra ha m stewart, property in the last seven months. 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 nse

bossert join our panel of experts. >>> plus the latest on pyongyang and seoul. plus lindsey graham and bob menendez bring us the latest from washington. >>> we'll break down the politics, smoke out the spin the facts that matter, this week. >>> good morning, from singapore. where the world will soon see something that's never happened before. a sitting american president face to face with the leader of north korea. two unpredictable men making an unprecedented choice. the fallout from the summit will n,felt across teg r the outcome is anyone's guess. as you can see, it's sunday evening here in singapore. exactly 36 hours from the moment donald trump and kim jong-un will shake hands and begin their talks. and the president arrived here moments ago. you see him there stepping off air force one. he says he feels good about what is coming next. this was just hours after kim jong-un, you'll see him there, as well. welcomed by singapore's minister of foreign affairs. and this already secure country locked down even more. teeming with security. the president has acknowledged this is unkno

neighborhood. >> the time is 6:05. 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

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 part 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 a trump to speak out about it's cost cost 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 between mexico and th

. >>> the son of billy graham is campaigning across the state tonight against what he calls godless progressives. katy nelson was there as he brought his tour here. >> he spoke to a crowd of 2,000 people here during tonight's free event saying it is time to make california red again. >> reporter: in an outdoor amphitheater, packed with christian faithful, franklin graham's sermon felt like a campaign. >> we need the christians to vote, we need the christian voice in politics. he says it is true in california where he says the blue wall of democratic majority is dividing the state. >> a person who identifies themselves as progressive are godless, i want to pierce the blue wall. not for politics but for jesus christ. >> we need to get god back into it and a lot of the problems will be resolved. >> a divine power helped elect trump. >> he did not have the democrats, ney were against him, republican party was against him, i think god put him in office. >> reporter: he is not supporting a candidate or a party, he wants to see conservative christian values back in government at every leve

. this is the best they have? they are waiting are the big deliverance. 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 o

others who have spoken out. >> 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. w

>> 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

others aren't speaking out. lindsey graham took to twitter to disagree with john mccain. he's usually in small factions with john mccain. while i do find the language over the top that was used. certainly i don't think that the positions the president is taking, contrary to what john mccain said, are far from where people outside the beltway are. david's interesting caveat is very interesting is he said well among the people in the senate they may agree with john mccain, which is part of why lindsey graham's disagreement is so interesting. this is all going to be overshadowed very quickly as we start the business week when most americans might pay attention by singapore and what happens between the president and the north korean leader, kim. we're in a trust but veri verificativerify situation. >> the importance of getting win out of it. >> no. i think this is a big deal regardless. what's really interesting and to the credit of democrats and republicans, they have given the president rope onto deal with north korea. you're not seeing the kind of criticism of either suspicious republi

. sen. 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 and neither are those individuals are putting him in the middle of

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this. let's go to our correspondent manu raju on capitol hill. so what senator lindsey graham telling you. >> he said jeff sessions did the right thing in recusing himself from the russia investigation. given that this was an investigation that has been ongoing by trump campaign contacts and jeff sessions played a key role in the trump campaign and any lawyer in america would agree with the decision to recuse himself and other republican senators including mitch mcconnell also voiced support for sessions saying h widel supported on capitol hill and now jeff sessions number two rod rosenstein is in charge of the investigation. the special counsel investigation. 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 ster

trade over to senator whitehouse. >> 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 selections for while foreign corpor

involvement in the day-to-day operations. >> senator graham. >> can i ask one more question? >> if you do it quickly. sen. klobuchar: did you find the department was consistent with its approach in other circumstances in terms of investigating? ig horowtz: the prosecutors described to us their process, and that is what they based their decisions on. sen. klobuchar: thank you. sen. graham: would you say this investigation was done by the book? ig horowtz: hard to say what by the book -- sen. 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 presiden

step to help address this problem i'm pleased to have worked with senator graham and grassley to introduce the shell company abuse act. it helps establish these shell companies, would make it a felony for an owner/officer/attorney or corporation agency of a corporation company or business entity to establish or use a corporation company or business entity to conceal illegal political activity by a foreign national. separately, senator durbin and blumenthal and i interred an act among other things it would of entity spending money to certify that they have done their due diligence to ensure that no foreign money has been accepted for their political activity and that they have not spent any foreign money on campaign related disbursements. that bill's been referred to the finance committee. i raise it today as another example of the type of legislation congress should consider to defend against the clearly predicted threat of foreign interference in our elections. our hearing today will also examine whetherryptocurrency can be used to launder foreign money. obviously the growth of

carolina republican senator lindsey graham this morning. not long after saying that, he added this. >> i'm a hawkish guy. but i want peace. i don't want war. i'm willing to give him security guarantees and economi opportunity that i didn't think i would have given a year ago. >> neil: a lot of people thinking he's responding to my next guest, rand paul. by the way, we did contact senator sg we d quite a bit. his office ed. first senator rand paul right now. he's obviously dialled some of these remks back. i think the genesis was your criticism of them. where do you stand on his bellicose view of things? >> in the midst of a historic opening of president trump having face to face conversations with the leader of north korea, lindsey graham trying to declare war in the middle of th is someone living in an alternative universe. it's not helpful to talk about oh, yeah, if we don't like this we're going to bomb them or declare war on them. we need to have a better understanding of the way the world works and see if we can achieve something here. it's historic that president trump has ha

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home lawmakers are closely watching what happens in singapore. senator lindsey graham says ultimately there are only two options when it comes to the outcome of the meeting, peace or war with north korea. he's urging democrats to sign onto an authorization to use military force if the talks between the president and kim jong un go south. >> the best way to get peace, not war, is to convince north korea that they'll be in a war and they will lose it if they don't pursue peace. everything else before failed, if they don't believe donald trump will use military force, the people of north korea are making a very big mistake because he will if he has to, he doesn't want to. >> graham said he supports democrat who do not want to lift sanctions on north korea without dismantling nuclear program but many democrats do n agree with graham's proposal of war. give the president and peace a chance as many are unsure if the two leaders will reach a full agreement during the first meeting. >> i hope the president can succeed, we want him to succeed but i think success has to be defined not as a gran

hosted by franklin graham the son 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 re

incentive for north korea to do that back senator lindsey graham argues the only way korea will be willing to make a deal is if they're willing to use military force without one. graham is urging his democratic colleagues to help the president negotiate from strength by saying they will support military action if diplomacy fails. >> there are three outcomes here peace where we have a win, win solution, military force where they devastate the north korean regime and stop their program by force or to capitulate like we've done in the past and donald trump is not going to capitulate so there is only two options. peace or war. reporter: ahead of the summit lawmakers have exposed concerned they feel president trump has not done enough to prepare for it. however, senator graham that with the president on friday said he is not worried about that and the president seems very ready to sit down with kim jong-un and. ed: thank you, garrett in washington. president trump set to meet with singapore's prime minister in the next hour. he will be leaving his hotel at shangri-la. we will go live as

and jim sciutto. >> we heard clearly that senator graham is giving the positive side of this. and there is that positive side which is talking and allowing some space. while you are doing that, you are not in the warwork at that time. and after all these months and years of high tension. i think there are many, many analyst who are concerned thatw detail from the north koreans to even declare their weapons. much less say specifically that they are going to give them up, how, when and where, that is the issue that concerns a lot of people. the senator said we will never accept containment. but there are analyst that say maybe that is what is going to happen. he might not deploy them, he might not test them anymore, but we may be forced to endure some kind of arms control regime. >> ambassador, you spent your career with the north koreans. how do you see it? >> we do have advantage. we got good sleep unlike our colleagues in washington and elsewhere. i think, you know, i really share senator graham's skepticism whether kim jong-un is serious. because it was nothings christianne ment

graham has said the president himself could end this with a phone call. it's not federal law. he could end it with a phone call. thave you advised him do so? have you been in contact with him atall? >> i haven't been in contact with him on this matter. in fullsu disc, again, it's not a trump bill that he signed. this is the convergence of a 1997 settlement with the clinton administtion, subsequently the convergence of george w. bush's wilbur force act. we've h greatintentions, by the way, against human trafficking and then the u.s. circui court of appeals in 2016 expanding the fenres settl and the wilbur flores act so it's the trump administration implementing policy already in place with zero sort of grace. again, it's wrong. it's morally reprehensible, anti-christian. i'm calling upon congresenand the presto act as soon as possible. we can't separate families. there's nothing christian about it, there's nothing redempive about it. i agree with the president. we have torotect our border. i agree with the president, we have to stop illegal immigration, for many rpes, even for a moral i

same ing on eric holder game in. >> lindsay graham got sassy on cnn with message for critics who ripped him for working with trump on relations with north korea and onrussia. >> i d give a -- if you don'te like working with world a better place, i don't give a >> one more time. >> if you don't lik me working with president trump to makerl e d a better place --. >> i'm guessing he was saying sugar, i don't know. >> sugar, don't borrow sugar frrs your nei. >> hay ya'll, this is lindsay graham, i don't care for prident trump and i'm going say mean thing on cnn. >> putwe out a t and put two of them i oval office. hope golfame getting better. >> have y seen orange hatches twitter recent. >>. >> on fire. >> all about being a eldnd out of touch. >> mocking him on own twitter. lindsay graham step up game and swear on tv. one for one, elderly men out to get no more votes from elderly people. >> if you want to see analysis of justin trudeau's eyebrowsen checkout tim o facebook and tim runs his mouthn twitter. many avenues to get you are wits ght here on t final 5. >> i make a lot of money

but we're looking very closely at the words i'm joined again by graham on the web who is our expert looking at all of this graham if we're going to declaration in the next hour or so what do we need to look for in the words that come out i think the devil the devil is clearly going to be in the details of whatever document that's going to be signed today about the tangible steps that both sides are going to take in bringing this forward so that's what i'm going to look out for personally but i think what we're most likely to come out with is some sort of document that maybe encapsulate the spirit of a potential agreement in tangible terms of meeting that at least both sides remain committed to ongoing dialogue and possibly follow on meetings at the various levels of not of their level at the apex of things about something needs to be scientists if nothing ends up being signed i think that what could be and i'm in a sense indication that all bets are off essentially and that we might return to the previous grim picture that we got used to in twenty seventeen a military escalation sab

spoke a short time ago with our first guest tonight, senator lindsey graham. we will also ask senator graham about the story that is bubbling surrounding deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and the threat to subpoena people on the house g.o.p. committee in a meeting that was described as chilling. we will get to that as well. first the president tweeting this in mid air about the big summit. anyone can make war, but only the most courageous can make peace. the president making news on a lot of fronts today, in particular with a surprise announcement about u.s.-south korea joint military exercises on the korean peninsula. >> we will be stopping the war games, which will save us tremendous amount of money unless and until we see the future negotiation is not going along like it showed. but we will be saving a tremendous amount of money, plus i think it's very provocative. >> martha: that is a word that north korea itself has used it to describe those biannual military exercises that happen near the border. critics say this cancellation was not part of the actual written agreement bet

it's a republican administration or democratic administration. senator graham and i have swapped seats on this over the years. we've always worked together. in this last week the committee unanimously, new hampshirely reported the fiscal year 2019 appropriations bill. hard to get a unanimous conclusions sunrise in the east but we did it. we rejected the cuts proposed by omb. our goal was to make sure the united states remains a global leader that so many americans have sacrificed for over the decades, over the generations. we have to lead by example. we have to stand up for our values and principles and pay our fair share to support international organization alliances to protect our interest, support policies and programs and enhance our reputation and our creditability. i'll put my alcohol statement on the record but i'll close with this. we have two choices. one is to cut the budget for the state department and usaide by 25%. slash our contributions to the united nations. withdraw from the international agreements and treaties. embrace despots that trample the rights of citize

border so that under mines the case that they are simply enforcing existing law. >> lindsey graham said the president could end this with a phone call. patrick healy, explain how the president is using this as a bargaining chip. republicans control the senate and the house. why does the president need to use this as a way to force democrats to pay for his wall? why can't republicans just give him his wall? let's set aside for a moment the brutality of using kids as a political bargaining chip, but on the issue of the immigration bill why does he feel the need to force democrats in this way? >> sure, jim. i remember during the campaign president trump, candidate trump said to me a couple of times the one thing i have to deliver on for republican voters is the wall. i am sort of done politically in terms of the future if i can't get the wall done. and the reality is over the last year and a half he has been preoccupied with the fact that republicans and democrats, not just democrats, but republicans have had real concerns about the conception of the giant border wall of how it could

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investigate this matter further, including senator lindsey graham who said this earlier today. >> if he finds systematic abuse at the department of justice and the fbi, then who is going to do something about it? i think you would need some independent eyes, and to me that's got to be somebody out of the department of justice, somebody we all trust. guy.ink mueller was the right i think he's doing his job in a professional manner. pick somebody like him. >> and this is not going to end this fight over this investigation. on monday the senate judiciary committee plans to have a hearing on this issue. the chairman of the committee, chuck grassley, wants to bring in the deputy director andrew mccabe. you'll recall he has asked for immunity to testify, and grassley told me early this morning that has not been decided and they may subpoena him for a further time to come before the committee. a lot more questions that members of congress have despite this roughly 500-page report, john. >> as members dissect this report, if you have any new nuggets come back to us. abby, i cannot get over t

. believe it or not, there is so much more. listen to what senator lindsey graham laid out at today's hearing. he was on fire. take a look. >> this was an email sent in february 2016. from page to mccabe. "hey, usually already considered this. but in my view, our best reason to hold the line at 2 and 2, two agents into prosecutors issue might be our next president." how did you feel about that? >> we were concerned about it and we laid it out why. >> let's keep talking about this interview. one of the fbi agents in the interview said on election day to another fbi agent, you should know that i am with her. "her," was clinton, right? >> >> correct. >> how do you feel about that? >> very concerned. >> eventually very concerned seems to be enough already. i'm glad you found what you found, mr. horwitz. i'm not buying that the clinton email and prestige was on the up and up. >> sean: i am not buying it either. you still think political bias didn't play a role in the fbi's decisions? at the center of all this is fbi trump-hating agent peter strzok. he is being subpoenaed by the house judic

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