to understand why graham wants to bring government to a halt, you have to meet lindsey graham's primary challenger, south carolina state senator lee bright. >> patrick henry said "give me liberty or give me death." we've got folks in our country that's getting above 50% that say give me liberty or give me a card. >> lindsey graham, like john boehner and the house republicans before him, is threatening to essentially shut down part of the government so he can defend himself from a tea party backlash. recent polling found only 53% of south carolina republicans have a favorable view of graham. for some context, graham's unfavorables in the state are 30 points higher than its fellow senate republican tim scott. needing to turn around his numbers, graham is turning back to benghazi. >> we're just beginning on benghazi. and to the families, we're not going to let this go. >> lindsey graham is just doing what the modern gop does best, using political feeder to placate the base and leaving the american people with the damage. >> talk about benghazi. >> graham is going to block important, substa

graham.he young man no longer has an alibi. peri delancey has admitted she wasn't actually with the boys that evening. so graham himself could easily have snuck back home. there's no evidence that he knew about abigail's history as a poisoner. the very topic i plan to discuss when i confront him tomorrow. isn't tomorrow titus delancey's memorial service? precisely. you heard what you just said, right? you're planning to harass a teenage boy while he's mourning his father? if he's the poisoner, he won't really be mourning, will he? you know, the police think abigail is their best suspect? i do. as i told you, i do not share their suspicions. that's because you were in love with her. what?! back when you were a kid when you were writing her, you fell in love with her. you spent almost three hours at her house today. and in spite of what happened with peri delancey, no one thinks she's being framed except for you. i was quite young when my father shipped me off to boarding school, right? i strug

sey wian repor graham urt in missoula on friday. nats.secutors orinally charged montana newlywed jordan graham with second degree murder but now a grand jury has added a charge of emeditated, t ee dehi carries a minimum sentence of life in prison. nats the couple was only for married eight days when they got into a fight on july 7th. still upset -- they decided to take a ke -- where the fighting continued, physical and graham pushed her husband in the back sending him face-first off the cliff. psecutors say graham admitted nine days later to pushing johnson off the cliff in a fit of anger. hedefense attorney says it sll an id a foin hr arrest last mont graham was allowed to live here with her parents under home coiement, where sh remains today. ad) end ltaue w grha since childhood. levi even introduced the couple. nats. levi says the brideto-be was acting sle.e was crying dowt ...uhm.joy that even gotoh reafter her get e bledelsy theyoticed havior from sowe ways hadher sameld lifed, thtteitnhe kfrn thkhemay be involved. graham also is cha

graham fenwick jones, ladies and gentlemen.paul: clears everything up, doesn't it. >> dave: yeah. a guy like that -- a few minutes with a guy like that and you really feel stupid, don't you? >> paul: yeah. >> dave: oh, my gosh. ladies and gentlemen, here it is the top ten list for tonight. the category tonight: non- essential government agencies. this is what we were talking about. non-essential government agencies. if congress doesn't pass a new spending bill by october 1, non-essential government agencies and personnel from shut down. so you're asking yourself what is non-essential?" we have that for you here tonight. the top ten non-essential government agencies. so listen for your office, your position, your job. ( laughter ) this may be valuable. here we go. >> dave: there you go, ladies and gentlemen! ♪ ♪ you know, when we have graham fenwick jones is it my imagination or can you actually smell gin? ( laughter ) we'll be right back with steve martin, everybody. the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and lea

into the future. ♪ senators graham and warner.tor warner, you heard senator graham lay out what he thinks the path is here. he also talks about how badly republicans were hurt. was your party hurt by this? and where do you think this all goes now? >> bob, there were really no winners. i mean, our country took an economic hit. we also took, i think, a confidence hit in terms of the american public. i understand why people are madder than heck at all of us. and we took a hit on the world stage. look when you see china and russia saying let's de-dollarize the world. let's move away from an american-driven economy. so i think-- and lindsey and i, we have a lot of common agreement. we're working on infrastructure together. wyatt to put this in an order of three things. first, we've got to show we can govern. basic governments means we've got to put a budget in place where we go at least for a year without any threat of a fiscal crise. ... then on top of that, we ought to find common agreement where we can make these investments in infr

sin, it's the sin in your life, franklin graham is with us today. he's got an answer for the sin in your life and the sin in hoda's. >> what about the sin in yours? >> i am all prayed up as of this morning. i'm clean as a whistle. >> you do understand in the rush of doing it -- you've gotten away with something. >> you know what? i have and it's a burden in life. i have a conscience. i know a lot of you don't have one. i have like jiminy cricket in my ear. >> let's say you play ring and run. you ring the door bell, got away with it. i got away with it, the high. you're not thinking about the person trudging to the door. >> with a bee sting and can hardly walk. >> it's a rush like when you toilet paper someone's house and run away. like that, the heart-pounding excitement. is it showing? >> it's still showing. >> all righty. this is sad, but it makes sense. there is a new poll again that says 1/3 of all people, i guess in america or in the world, i don't know, cannot recognize their neighbors. in the uk. by churchill home insurance company who want y

, you just said that's unrealistic, senator graham, to exhibit any changes in obama care. so, how can you convince house republicans like congressman labrador right here, that there could be some kind of agreement that doesn't include that. give democrats most of what they want. >> at the end of the day, i really do believe that the democrats have moved the goalpost twice in the senate. we're in a free-fall as republicans. but democrats are not far behind and after listening to all of us talk, now probably understand why 60% americans want to vote all incumbents out. to my colleagues in the senate, we're ruining both institutions. it's unrealistic to expect us to defund or delay obama care by shutting the government down. but the fight on obama care is far from over. after this mess is behind us, obama care will be a liability for democrats and the government shutdown we can survive if we're smart. paul ryan is working on a plan that could start in the house, that i think would be, involving very good government proposals, to prevent future shutdowns. in terms of correctin

senator bob graham stick around. the. economic downturn in the final long day the new york sank night and the rest because i will be taking the lead if briefly. there's a nine story building i noticed that standing on a true for was a man in civilian clothes holding a sniper rifle. going to say something that offends so they delayed today's news blank old wooden shells by the building was burning through my how much time it took to restore it. we've noted for yeltsin in the referendum we do deputies of the supreme soviet didn't appeal to us out of all we have to support yeltsin otherwise it would have been civil war. luck. the lead . lives. of. a. it's a rare to get an insider's view of the taboo subjects i often tackle on the show but today former senator florida governor bob graham joined me to talk about the most pressing policy decisions he was involved with areas eighteen years in the fent graham served as the head of the senate intelligence committee during nine eleven it was the chairperson for the b.p. deepwater h

they have known graham since childhood. levi introduced the couple.i says the bride-to-be was acting strangely before they walked down the aisle. >> she was crying hysterically before she even got to the alter. there was no joy that she was about to get married. >> reporter: after her husband's death they noticed more strange behavior from the widow'd bride. >> whenever i saw her she was just herself. nothing happened. no emotion, nothing. it was her same old life. so we always had that little bit in the back of our minds saying she may be involved. >> reporter: graham also is charge with making false statements about her husband's death to authorities forcocting about a trip to the park with out of town guests. her attorney calls the murder charges represent prehence i believe. >>> it's the top of the hour now. and fredericka whitfield looking at our top storys we're following for you. new developments in that biker attack investigation. two of the bikers are now in custody. and we've learned one member of the group might have been an undercover poli

senator bob graham stick around. lisa. i am. first time as a new alert and if they should scripts scare me a little bit. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news here. alexander's family cry tears of joy at your grave things out there that have you ever read or at a court of law on the ground. there's a story made sort of movies playing out in real life. the fact that. we're going to go digital the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy trek albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across the cynical we've been hijacked lying handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once it's all just my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem to try to fix rational debate and a real

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but you heard senator graham this morning talking about chainchain cpi.n the other side we're hearing the president is saying he's not going to look at those entitlements. i want to play this sound from senator graham and get your reaction. >> if the president would give cover to democrats, enact cpi changes he's already embraced, people like me would agree to bring in revenue not by raises taxes, by flattening out the tax code and bring in some repay treeuated corporate earnings at a lower rate, apply that money to infrastructure, we could replace sequestration in whole and in part. it would help us all, help the country. >> adam, this point about social security, medicare, medicaid being on the table. how much is on the table. is is really a critical one. you know, part of what your organization has been doing is really looking at that and looking at how do we -- how do you make sure that we have an honest conversation about them? because the rhetoric gets so out of control on the republican side when we talk about those programs. >> yeah. and the keywo

could graham block or delay any of these? >> hi, poppy. under senate rules, senator graham can single-handedly hold up the entire confirmation process. it would take 60 votes to use some procedural moves to get past his objections. as you know, 60 votes that 60-vote threshold is a high bar to pass. this is not something new to the administration. senator grade held up the nomination of john brennan to be cia director because he had questions about benghazi. he wanted to hear from the white house when the president first contacted the libyan government about the attack. so this is something the administration has had to deal with, this back and forth over the senate confirmation process. you may also remember over the summer senator rand paul, the republican of kentucky, put a hold on the confirmation of james coupmbe as fbi director because he had questions about drones in the u.s. this is something under senate rules he is able to do, is able to stand in the way of all of these confirmation votes. the real question is whether senator reid

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graham admitted nine days later to pushing johnson off the cliff in a fit of anger.er defense attorney says it was all an accident. and following her arrest here next month graham remains in confinement. levi introduced the couple. levi says the bride-to-be was acting strangely before they walked down the aisle. >> she was crying hysterically before she got to the altar. there was no joy she was about to get married. >> after her husband's death they noticed more strange behavior from the widowed bride. >> whenever i saw her she was just herself. nothing happened. no emotion. same old life. we always had that bit in the back of her mind saying think i think she may be involved. >> graham is also charged with making false statements to authorities her death. her attorney admits she has been deceptive to authorities but calls the murder charges reprehensible. poppy, victor? >> so many questions. we're going to check in with your lawmakers. the folks you elected to keep our government running. they're getting ready for a vote on whether or not they will give furloughed

>> i think that's the question lindsey graham is asking. i think it's a completely legitimate question. he's doing this because he feels it's the only leverage he has. he has no other leverage. here's a minority in the senate and look, i think it's a legitimate question. >> on the merits of this, it clean place.raham's got a pretty we should have more information, he should be allowed to have anyone he wants. i don't doubt for a second that graham truly believes that he needs to get to the bottom of this. on the politics of this, remember, graham is one of those republicans who stuck his neck out on immigration reform, he's got a primary challenger back in south carolina, and his numbers among conservatives in recent polls have been dropping precipitously. >> when he was here in "the situation room" this week, i asked him this question, maybe some of them already have appeared. listen to what he said to me earlier in the week. >> it's my understanding that the survivors, the state department personnel who survived the consulate attack, one

i've been talking about watching to see what happens to mitch mcconnell of lindsey graham. there are two governor races in new jersey, blue state where it looks like chris christie will win in a blueoowout and a tea py guy that could send a bit of a message to the party if that happens. >> we got to take a break. thank you, let us know what you think. follow me on twitter. the president said he'll same the bill to reopen the government imminently once it reaches his desk. the senate passed a bill 81-18 and goes to the house. i'll speak with democrat and republican next. i'm on expert on softball. and tea parties. i'll have more awkward conversations than i'm equipped for, because i'm raising two girls on my own. i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. ready to plan for your future? we'll help you get there. hall we do is go out to dinner.? that's it? i mean, he picks up the tab ev

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oil spill national commission and as a member the cia external advisory board i first ask senator graham about the current government shutdown and how it compares to the one seventeen years ago while he was in office. flu shutdown in the mid ninety's was placed over budget matters so you have a difference in disagreement over numbers that's relatively easy to compromise one party says tam you have a sense a you agree on nine. this however is much more fundamental goes to the question of the role of government and particularly in a sense the nearly as such is the health cuter. i need hope the parties can come together but i think this could be a new more extended. government and we experienced. twenty or so years ago and you've said that you're convinced that quote there was

graham: could i have one minute? the presiding officer: without objection. mr. graham: thank you. ms. ayotte: thank you. mr. graham: i would argue you can't possibly understand all he knows about benghazi and the last 20 years of terrorism by holding him on a ship for less than two weeks. he should be held at gitmo for as long as it takes to find out what he knows. then he should be tried. do you agree with that? ms. ayotte: i agree with the senator from south carolina. we need to protect our country. that means a lot longer than a week-long interrogation. thank you, mr. president. mr. leahy: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from vermont. mr. leahy: mr. president, if i might for a moment, we've had dozens and dozens of these people that have been arrested. we had the so-called underwear bomber. we had a recent one, a number of osama bin laden's family and others. they were given their miranda warning. they won't shut up. they keep talking on day after day after day. in my experience, if you're going to talk, you're going to talk, if you have a miranda warning or n

would say you know some kind of authoritarian fascist like that and not the right senator lindsey graham who sounds almost identical to her and his narratives and rhetoric i refuse to believe that those are the best people out there able to represent us and able to run our country i couldn't agree more and i think a lot of americans agree with you david everyone check it out david seaman host of the david seaman our great podcast thanks so much for coming on man thank you. after the break i had the opportunity to speak with the public enemies professor griff i want to message.

he is portrayed as a billy graham's figure of a stalwart christian for morality the phrase board again was used but on the other hand, with the bourse scholar the side of the war university oriented histories would present lincoln as a thorough going etfs to see you have the complete dichotomy that you have a few facts about lincoln's life. just read the second inaugural address right there on the side of the lincoln memorial this is like a sermon he quotes scripture and speaks to god's will for the world did the nation and understands the civil war how could this be a bit tedious? so people all are all over the spectrum and for me the issue is that i do have my biases but to fight the truth even if it is a journey that is not great and it begins life -- in lincoln's life it was short and we have to slow down and not be eager to get him to the altar or draw conclusions but let's get the dirty. -- look at the jury. so just so you can feel the pain of lincoln historians the probably have not heard it was alluded to in the recent lincoln fell a beautiful film but even darr it was not as w

graham says she and johnson had a fight while on a hike.e pushed him and he fell off the cliff. graham told a friend she was having seconds thoughts about the marriage and was planning to talk about the issues with him the night he died. >> a drug kingpin will be in court today. 25-year-old ross all brick known on-line as dread pirate robber is under arrest for running a black market web site for selling everything from heroin to hit men on-line. they shut down the web site believed to have den generated more than a billion dollars in black market money. he faces numerous charges ranging from drug trafficking to murder for hire. a bid to reopen the grand canyon in state funding is rejected. arizona's governor offered the idea to put over 2,000 furloughed employees back to work and allow tourists back into t the park's superintendent said he's not allowed to accept the money. this as the reclusive get away ca camp david remains open. staffers are at work and still getting paid. >> the blame game continues as we enter game four of the shut do

now senator lindsey graham suggests republicans overreached in trying to defund obama care as part of the fiscal negotiations. >> for us to to the american people that we could defund obama care or delay it for a year by shutting down the government, i think, was unrealistic, but having said that, the president's response was i won't negotiate with you, you will raise the debt ceiling and open up the government without any conditions is just an immature response. >> mcconnell pointed to a pending senate bill that would end the shutdown and raise the debt ceiling. he said, quote, it does all this while maintaining our commitments to reduce spending, cutting obama care tax and improving antifraud provisions in that law. it's time for democratic leaders to take yes for an answer. and a leading democrat says the only hope now apparently lies with the u.s. senate. >> with the president, with senate democrats, with senate republicans, there's a will. we now have to find a way. we know the house won't find that way, so the whole all of it rests on our shoulders, but finding that way is hard,

they run about the same number of ads against lindsey graham. you just saw-- >> accept theiment at the grass roots is a little different than sentiment in washington, d.c. and at thes grass roots, the republicans, the conservatives, are angry-- at least the people who vote in primaries are really angry. so it's-- it's hard to motivate establishment support at the grass roots. there is some of that, particularly in the business community. but the republicans face a problem at the grass roots. >> schieffer: go ahead. >> one thing i think is interesting, too, in the business community, a lot of things that business wants these days are actually sort of left leaning-- infrastructure spending, investment in k-12 education, which poses another sort of interesting challenge for the right. >> schieffer: gerry? >> i was going to stay, i think stu is right in the sense people in the tea party movement is not mad at obamaed care because the exchanges don't work. they think it's a metaphor for everything that scares them about government intrusion in their

to cross-talk what's next for the neo con agenda i'm joined by graham smith in washington he is the director of the institute for research at middle eastern policy and in san francisco we cross to bruce fein he is the founder and president of the national commission on intelligence and foreign wars right gentlemen rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to grant if i go to you first in washington let's go through the countries saudi arabia iraq egypt the afghanistan pakistan the israelis the list can go on but they're not picking up the phone too often when washington is calling because no one's really listening anymore agree or disagree. oh i don't know about that i think you know in the in your set up you mention the neo conservative plan for syria and a brick lall but if you look at what's been going on ever since the first hard core neoconservative doctrine for the region was laid down in the one nine hundred ninety six clean break plan you can kind of do a checklist for syria and what have we seen we've seen the syria accountability act of two thousand and three whic

government all of that fund raising to keep people like mccain and lindsey graham in power none of that has gone away and the moments that they you know this american leader here distracted there is not going to be another chance for an uprising if a bomb a fact had simply taken the decision there's no doubt many of his advisors had urged him to do that and it wouldn't have mattered so i really think that the celebration is much much much too early ok bruce go ahead because i never thought of the ira he agreed i never see any american have big role when it comes to this neo con agenda particularly in the middle east only when obama goes to congress do all we actually have an opinion out there in the heartland i do you know you can't extrapolate from what i don't see why graham in peter go ahead bruce go ahead. no well grant i walk right in front of the white house every day on the way to work and i've never seen a sign out there saying we need more intervention in the middle east and asia the pivot toward asia or all the lights not a single sign and they have a lot of bizarre signed on

senator lindsey graham, thanks so much for the update.osted on your investigation. >> thank you. >> senator graham there. senator rand paul, in a moment. he wants the president to do one specific thing. that's next. female narrator: the mattress price wars are ending soon the mattress price wars are ending soon at sleep train. we've challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing, plus free same-day delivery, setup, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. mattress price wars ends soon at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> there is a new controversy surrounding the nsa. the spy agency denying reports that it eavesdropped on the vatican, spied on the pope. kentucky senator rand paul wants an answer on this, live from the hill now. 30 minutes ago, you introduced what on the senate floor regarding this? >> i introduced a resolu

jordan lynn graham has been officially charged with murder.pected to be arraigned in court later today. abc's lindsey davis has the story. >> reporter: this morning, jordan graham, the 22-year-old montana newlywed woman accused of pushing her husband off a cliff, is expected to land in court. the fbi says the young bride killed her 25-year-old husband, cody johnson, a little more than a week after she walked down the aisle. but for the three months since his death, graham has remained free. even after authorities say she admitted to pushing johnson face-first off a cliff at glacier national park. a federal judge ordered her released, and demanding she undergo mental health evaluations. johnson's friends and family say they're relieved she's finally charged. >> justice will be served. at the end of the day, we're still missing a huge part of our lives. >> reporter: graham now faces charges of first-degree murder, second-degree murder and making false statements. fbi agents say for days before his body was discovered at the bottom of the cliff b

king now tonight a subject not discussed enough post-traumatic stress disorder with me are stephen graham and matt dallas they along with their partner charlie bully who is not with us today are working to raise two hundred fifty thousand dollars to put toward their film thunder road the movie deals with life after war and the effects of p.t.s.d. and later we'll be joined by united states marine and p.t.s.d. survivor steven copper and he'll share his story and we'll hear from dr norman rosenthal he is exploring new ways to treat this insidious disorder which is described in the oxford dictionary as a persistent mental and emotional stress occurring the result of injury or psychological shot involving. disturbance of sleep constant vivid recall of the experience dulled responses to others and the outside world not do you have gone to war why did you get involved with this my grandfather was a period of the second world war he was a polish farmer that was captured during the nazi takeover of poland and enslaved on his own land he knew what the nazis were up to as a lot of people did know re

joining me is the republican senator lyndsay graham. thank you for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> you did an interview with politico in which you said and i quote, the president is a pathetic leader. he is only engaged in the last couple days. you are not one to minutes words. >> it is not, but i dislike the president as he has shown tlez leadership when america needs it most. we have 46 senators and you need 60 to do big things. president obama is still president. for us to suggest to the american people we could de fund owe -- obamacare and shutdown the government was unreal lis -- unrealistic. i won't negotiate with you. you will raise the debt ceiling and you will open up the government without any conditions. it is an immature response. harry reid twice moved the goalpost when it came to a bipartisan deal in the senate. here is where i am at on a cloudy sunday afternoon. i am not going vote for any deal coming out of the senate that doesn't have a reasonable chance of getting a majority of republican understanding that de f

now to talk football, graham watson and the college gridiron let's start with alabama. they spent quite a bit of effort to clean it up. what about this recent suspension of dixon streaming from harris to clinton dixs and what does this to what they've been trying to do over the last several years. >> this is the first we heard of payments to a player. we had fluke who are iier, who h the charge, claiming the same thing 37 there are issues there. i don't know if it's enough to be a fire yet, but it's definitely smoke. and they've got to be worried that maybe some things that he thought were cleaned up weren't actually cleaned up under his reign. >> it's hard to do with all the students on campus, bu. >> for the most part they've stayed out of trouble. he doesn't usually get guys who are arrested, guys who get in trouble, he's not usually suspending guys for violation of team rules. most of those guys are nfl and championship focused. it's the model team. but these things that are happening maybe there is a lot that's been going on behind the scenes that maybe we have not

it's been clear to lindsey graham.t's been clear to mitch mcconnell since 2011 that speaker ban kerr not manage the vocal minority in his own conference. there comes a point he just needs help, mitch mcconnell to the rescue. that's what's happening now f. he can reach him. i don't know he's far enough down to grab his hand like fredo falling off the cliff. this is what happened before, it's happened again. >> another piece, if you look at the senate plan, let's just say that's what gets through congress, the question is, or let's say the republicans kind of rally around that, what is the incentive for the white house here? again, it's a longer term debt kreeblg, six months on the opening of the government. that's still not too much, but we're going to get a report when we come back. we will find out what the white house is thinking about. this may be emerging a posture from the republicans. that's coming up right after this. customer's not happy, i'm not happy. sales go down, i'm not happy. merch comes back, i'm not ha

robert graham, i want to start with you and pick up on just this question of what is and isn't known. we know that concussions are important events. what do we know about the long-term effects, especially, when it comes to young people? >> well, i think to pick up on the doctor's comment as we came into this conversation, you might say we know an increasing amount about the numerator. we know more and more about the incidents of how many concussions are reported in different sports and different agents. what we don't snow the denominator. we don't know whether or not we're getting all of the reports and specifically research needs to be taken on a longitudinal basis. if something happens to somebody at the age of seven, what are the implications at the age of ten? at the age 2061? we don't have any of that. >> this ha s because there hasn't been attention paid to children at this age? >> i think what we're seeing is in the last five years, two years, an increasing amount of attention saying this may be a serious problem. it's not an area if you go back ten years that you find an awful