with a warrant, police searched graham's home. on his computer, they found child pornography and pictures of women he'd secretly photographed. investigators took an inked print of graham's feet. >> i remember i was just sitting there thinking about that, just, yeah, yeah, i hope this one works out. >> analyst jim stokes searched for corresponding ridge detail on the crime scene footprint and the one taken from jonathan graham. >> i was able to isolate an area on the right side of the foot about midway down. >> stokes called investigators with the news. >> i was really quite surprised and excited. >> finally, graham's dna profile matched the biological sample from janet haynes' rape test kit. the fbi profile had been remarkably accurate in predicting the perpetrator's age, education, and where he lived. graham also admitted he lost weight after the murder and joined the army, where he worked in military intelligence. after he was discharged, he returned to oklahoma. >> i guess that was his best situation, to move back into an area

i can't help but wonder what it must have sounded like when lindsey graham said that. how would that sound if lindsey graham would say hello governor -- no that won't be it. the world is literally about to blow up. no new york city. hey what are you gonna do the world -- no, no, not it. i, senator graham do believe -- i do declare that this vessel which we inhabit is about to just explode and me just here all along in my sitting room surrounded by sweet tea and just my figurines. [ laughter ] i didn't take graham seriously, you know, that the world is about to blow up. you know how excitable southerners can get -- [laughter] -- until i saw this. >> the metropolitan atlanta area largely paralyzed. >> pregnant women and children trapped on the roads. >> children left to spend the night in their schools. >> an abandoned car purgatory. >> like the zombie apocalypse. >> the walking dead. >> jon: lord have mercy, lindsey graham was right. he was right. i have always depended on the kindness of strangers to give me a ride. [ laughter ] the ice age zombie doomsday apocalypse h

to work to unseat rhino number one, lindsey graham in this next election. thank you. that will make a statement. we have gotten smart. and you have friends in the sisters inhers and different states are going to be coming and help you unseat senator graham. thank you. >> i would only quibble with one saying. the government doesn't pick winners and losers. expense losers at the of winners. it hasn't picked a winner yet, and the founding fathers did not make the federal government of venture capital firm.

graham imr. graham: if the argus that by addes a social security requirement to the additional tax credit you're somehow burdening people, why isn't that argument made against the eitc? because to get the earned-income tax credit, you have to have a social security number. this new additional tax credit on top of the earned-income tax credit doesn't have the same requirement, so those who come down here and say, we're destroying families, why don't you come down here and propose to do aaway with the social security number on the earned-income tax credit? that would make perfect sense to meevmenme. if requiring a social security number is a bad thing for families, why do you tolerate it for the eitc? the reason you wouldn't propose that change is because people in treasury would say you'd be crazy, because now you've got an additional tax credit, something new on top of the eitc, that senator ayotte has found, without a social security number, you have $19 billion in frawvmentd so aifraud. if you

just ask lindsey graham. >> she's dedicated to her job. she loves her country. i think she is a good role model. one of the most effective secretaries of state, greatest ambassadors for the american people that i've known in my lifetime. >> dd i mention these challengers are underfunded? still, eve an low-budget jab like that, could it pack enough punch to shake up the race? let's ask our panel, susan page and ryan lizza. susan, you pointed out at the end of that ad there's a grand hillary hug. >> watch out who you hug. there was a hug in 2009 that was a big factor in the senate primary against marco rubio. i think the only thing we can conclude -- >> dropped out. >> and then became a democrat. i think we're going to see lindsey graham gradually work his way maybe over to the democratic primary. >> that's a joke, just so everybody knows. but this could have an impact. >> look, graham is not as conservative as south carolina. south carolina republicans are among the most conservative in the country. graham, looking this up before the show, he's 33 rd in the senat

graham: mr. president, i think now is the time for us to move forward to set the stage for the vote. is that correct? thank you. well, i will -- wurntio one, aso senator burr's amendment, it takes care of veterans similar to what senator sanders is proposing. it pays for it i any i think ine responsible way. but unlike senator san disers proposal, we have an additional element in senator burr's amendment that not only takes care of veterans but it deals with the national security imperative, thu this iran sancts legislation, 59 cosporks 17 democrats, that would reimpose sanctions at the end of the six-month negotiating period if we do not have an acceptable outcome regarding the iranian nuclear program, we would need to dismantle the reactor, and stop enrichment. that is the genome o goal of thn sanctions legislation. i am very pleased that senator burr would bring that before the body. i am urging my colleagues to allow us to vote on iran sanctions. the sanctions are literally crumbling. the pre

>> well, look, senator graham is a strong candidate. you mentioned the war chest, his two terms in the u.s. senate. there's know doubt that candidates are trying their best to get traction nap's all this is. look, i'm the party chairman. i can't endorse in this race. try to keep one on the same page until the general election. but, you know, primary, and we look forward to a spirited one here in south carolina. >> jamie, why would that even be a strategy? while it that you can't even say something nice about someone in politics if they're on the other side of the aisle without someone spending some money running an attack ad? >> i know. it's the nature of politics these days. i'll tell you what, craig, i really like this guy right next to me even though we dils agree on. policy and politics. he's a good guy. but what you see here in politics is senator graham knows exactly what most americans know, and that is secretary chinton was a very good, very effective secretary of state. and the reason why the republicans are throwing their bomb

. >> see how franklin graham is bringing hem frlp from his chrin organization fr organization. did they watch them be killed and do nothing? >> on the 50th anniversary of a notorious new york murder new questions. >> a reporter got carried away with the story. >> north to alaska for woar games. >> iran could have icbm capabilities as soon as 2015. >> we are inside america's missile. >> i am brook jenkins. >> i am claudia cowens. >> i am greta van susteren and this is "fox files." flush >> god loves the people in the refugee camps as much as he loves me. >>> for franklin graham it's another day of work in north carolina trying to figure out ways to help the world's most desperate people. >> what's latest on sudan? >> they help those far away and all across america. >> they are cwhether it is cutt tree or mudding a house or looking for personal belongings in the mountains of west virginia or san diego, california it's all the same. >> we work in 10 different countries we have contracts we can draw from. >> i can't help the people in the grave but i can help their families and lov

council member jim graham of illegally medaling in a land deal around a metro station. a developer had alleged that graham interfered in his plan to build homes and shops on land owned by metro in the shaw neighborhood. but the judge ruled that graham is immune from legal action because he was acting in his official capacity as a member of the metro board. >>> and our pothole patrol took us down to arlington today. we wanted to see how the county was doing filling up the potholes once they have been reported by you. our debra alfarone filed a report about north harrison street after one viewer named ken madden told us about the conditions there but today the county told us its reporting system is so new that that report didn't take. and now it says it's going to take between five and seven business days to get the potholes filled in so we are going to keep on checking. >>> we all know commuting in the d.c. area can be stressful. so we decided to do a little research of our own to see just what kind of toll it's taken on our health. >> i don't even know where these peopl

what did graham and mccain tell you that secretary of state john kerry told them about syria? >> essentially, he made a case that the current policies are failing and the jihadist groups are talking about targeting the america homeland. there are a whole set of other issues. the slow rolling by the syrian regime of the removal of chemical weapons. a whole set of issues kerry, they said, feels like russia is subverting the chance for a peace settlement and so the clear impression that a number of people got was that kerry feels that it's time to sort of up the game, that the administration is going to have to get more engaged or this problem is going to get much worse, spin out of control even. >> kerry advocated for a much more muscular -- >> kerry has been one of the prime people, for instance, arming rebels over different periods of time. so this is not surprising. what is a little bit surprising is that he would be as frank as he was in front of a bipartisan delegation, not just democratic congressman, always risky. >> always risky. >> there you go. >> state department spok

. >> see how franklin graham is bringing hem frlp from his chrin organization fr organization. did they watch them be killed and do nothing? >> on the 50th anniversary of a notorious new york murder new questions. >> a reporter got carried away with the story. >> north to alaska for woar games. >> iran could have icbm capabilities as soon as 2015. >> we are inside america's missile. >> i am brook jenkins. >> i am claudia cowens. >> i am greta van susteren and this is "fox files." flush >> god loves the people in the refugee camps as much as he loves me. >>> for franklin graham it's another day of work in north carolina trying to figure out ways to help the world's most desperate people. >> what's latest on sudan? >> they help those far away and all across america. >> they are cher it is cutting tree or mudding a house or looking for personal belongings in the mountains of west virginia or san diego, california it's all the same. >> we work in 10 different countries we have contracts we can draw from. >> i can't help the people in the grave but i can help their families and love

graham and fellow comrades like the man from arizona, mr. mccain, that this is going to be good for the gop, right? we give these people citizenship, voting rights, they are all going to start voting republican. yeah, right. and i have a bridge in brooklyn you might be interested in. theof this started back in 1950's with a man called bert corona, communist party member in california. he was the one who set up the immigrants rights movement. he set up a whole bunch of organizations through southern california and he got a whole bunch of people, several of whom are with us today. people like antonio vera goza, who was recently the mayor of los angeles -- antonio villa goza who recently was the mayor of los angeles. he is a marxist. cuba as a young man to pick sugarcane for cuba. he totally change the demographics of los angeles. the immigrants flooded in. comrades is the speaker of the california house. he was the man that put the dream act through. that gave illegals a whole bunch of rights in california. key comradesf the currentlypalazzo,

do you like cheerios or graham cracker s. >> which one would you like. >> berkeley chooses a graham cracker. then she watches as a gray cat and an orange cat are presented with the same choice. the orange cat chooses the same as berkeley. >> i like graham crackers. >> the gray cat chooses differently. >> oo, yuck, i don't like graham crackers. >> which cat does berkeley gravitate towards? you guessed, the orange one. >> okay. >> one who shares her opinion. >> so that's the idea of this, that berkeley gravitates too the doll that's similar. >> to the like minded puppet and away from the puppet that had the different poips from her. >> is that something that's learned or is that just something innate? >> well, we've found this in babies as young as 7 months of age. i think it's just a natural aspect of human nature pa we're built to judge, you know, in what ways is this individual like me and in what ways are they different from me. >> parker also chooses a graham cracker but the orange cat chooses differently from him. >> ooh, yuk, i don't like graham crackers. >> now, watch wasp as parker s

just ask lindsey graham. >> and beyond. >> if the election were tomorrow, had hillary clinton would most likely be the president of the united states. >> ""inside politics," the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters -- now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thanks for sharing your sunday morning and with us to share their reporting and insights, amy walter, david maranis, julie pace of the associated press. yes, there are 254 days until election day and yet, sad to say, the year of governing is over. politics rules. we've watched republicans dodge land mines on immigration and the debt ceiling. now president obama ducks a big democratic civil war dropping a huge social security reform from a new budget that also calls for big new spending on things democrats think help them in the fall campaign. julie pace, you cover the white house. is it safe to say that nothing big is going to get done this year and this is a concession by

senator graham joins us. nice to see you, sir. >> what a very smart thing to have said if i say so myself. >> what is going on with this? i mean, at least -- i mean -- >> getting away with it. >> secretary of state hillary clinton says said this was the most regrettable incident of the time she was there susan rice acts like it's still fine. >> well, from her point of view, her job was to turn a terrorist attack into a protest because they are seven weeks from an election. all of the intelligence coming out of libya, from the station chief, the cia station chief says this was not a protest. fox has done a marvelous job of detailing how people reported a terrorist attack, named who was involved and this protest story was politically hatched out of the white house and why was susan rice picked? she the u.n. ambassador. she has absolutely no control over the conflict in libya. that's not her portfolio. i think they picked her and not hillary because she would say anything i think it's disturbing these years out

secretary hillary clinton. >> isn't 20 years of lindsey graham in.washington enough? >> so here it comes, right? the state department record and proximity to the hillary clinton. >> that's so funny. i think what's really interesting about this though gets to something that the republicans should actually be worried about coming up in the midterms is that you know, they are in danger of having in their primary season ante up with candidates too far to the right even for the republicans. they need people more moderate if they're going to have any chance of taking the senate from the democrats in november. and so they will -- if they go too far to the right, if you start coming in, people like lindsey graham from the right, you could end up in another dangerous situation for republican candidates. >> should be said lindsey graham was a house manager in the impeachment of bill clinton. not like he's a conservative guy. he's a pretty conservative guy. we complain about washington but so the voters of south carolina get a chance it 0 make a decision, do they want a guy who

secretary hillary clinton. >> isn't 20 years of lindsey graham in washington enough? >> so here it comes, right? the state department record and proximity to hillary clinton. >> that's so funny. i think what's really interesting about this, though, gets to something that the republicans should actually be worried about coming up in the midterms is that you know, they are in danger of having in their primary season ante up with candidates too far to the right even for the republicans. they need people who are more moderate if they're going to have any chance of taking the senate from the democrats in november. and so if they go too far to the right, if you start coming in, people like lindsey graham from the right, you could end up in another dangerous situation for republican candidates. >> should be said lindsey graham was a house manager in the impeachment of bill clinton. not like he's not a conservative guy. he's a pretty conservative guy. we complain about washington but so the voters of south carolina get a chance to make a decision. do they want a guy who is a

why lindsey graham, who has a brain? >> we can set jim inhofe aside. >> i really like the guy. i'm watching him, i'm thinking p.o.w. he has to read the statement. >> so inhofe says whenever it snows that's proof that there is no global warming. >> i don't really like him that much. >> lindsey graham has -- he is likely to have a difficult primary challenge. >> seven people running against him. >> and he just gets something stuck in his craw here. the odd thing, though, this isn't even about benghazi. we're not talking what happened, whether there is adequate security, why these guys got killed, could something have been done to prevent it. we're talking about things that happen affidavit they died. and did he call it terrorists? did he call it extremists? it doesn't matter if he called it a ham sandwich. >> we're talking about the etiquette of talking points. >> the cia, the intelligence committee wrote the term extremism. that's the word they use for terrorists. >> right. >> it was general petraeus himself ahead of these directives who took out the phrase al qaeda. it's all in

fallout from the financial services modernization act of one nine hundred ninety nine also known as the graham least bliley act now that overturned glass steagall of course but it also legalized new forms of monopoly allowing banks to merge with heavy industry a tiny provision in the bill also permitted commercial banks to delve into any activity that is quote complimentary to a financial activity now at the time that this was pushed it was first pushed by j.p. morgan and they said in congressional testimony they compare this complimentary financial activity to something like american express which which publishes the travel and leisure magazine it would just be something like that just complementing each other well lou saying this relationship between banks and heavy industry for a while in the oil industry the oil industry which is capital intensive they borrow lots and lots of money and to the point where the u.s. dollar for example is collateralized by oil you know starting in one nine hundred seventy s. when the u.s. went off the gold standard they went on the petro dollar you see that th

well let's get some analysis now from graham phillips he's a british journalist who's joining us from western ukraine now from what i understand you've been blacklisted for speaking out on the rest so what have you been saying and is that true that you have been blacklisted. i just turned to my attention the other day notifying me there's a facebook group which is so effectively asking people to up to let this instigate to know if anyone sees me around ukraine and that's been shared multiple times that's been passed on so i've received numerous threats for my position which is really good from the start and say you're mine down quite simply because i believe that in your mind. far rights do you not see elements not something i've said not something i've stated and that's something i stand by that's also something which is seen you seem threats to my launch in ukraine where we're showing live pictures of the devastation and the destruction there with burning fire as the evening now gets under way there in kiev now you were there when the riots kicked off i understand the gender of the

fallout from the financial services modernization act of one nine hundred ninety nine also known as the graham least bliley act now that overturned glass steagall of course but it also legalized new forms of monopoly allowing banks to merge with heavy industry a tiny provision in the bill also permitted commercial banks to delve into any activity that is quote complimentary to a financial activity now at the time that this was pushed it was first pushed by j.p. morgan and they said in congressional testimony they compared this complimentary financial activity to something like american express which which publishes the travel and leisure magazine it would just be something like that just complementing each other well we're saying this relationship between banks and heavy industry for a while in the oil industry so the oil industry which is capital intensive they borrow lots and lots of money and to the point where the u.s. dollar for example is collateralized by oil you know story in one nine hundred seventy s. when the u.s. went off the gold standard they went on the petro dollar you see that

and gwen graham is already. bob graham, beloved in the state. she's trading on the family name. and then val demmings, because there isn't a huge bench of african-american potential sort of candidates that could elevate to the statewide position, but orange county, you understand, right, through the i-4 corridor, orlando becoming very important in statewide elections. she's got an uphill battle. it's two women running, the sitting mayor of orange county is a demmings, but won big against webster. still someone to watch. >> on the republican side, of those three, which one do you expect to hit stardom first? >> well, i think the two that i think are the most interesting are pam bondi, obviously, because she did have that moment of sort of national fame. she was an analyst for fox news. actually used to be on scarborough country, and the profile, a woman, republicans need to elevate women candidates. but the other one is will weatherford. will weatherford saying he's had this epiphany on poverty and is almost taking the rand paul approach, a version of reach out, compassionate con

and as we all have that right. >> it's a right certainly that mccain and graham exercised vigorously. >>> an embarrassing admission from the cia director john bren entoday. he said he couldn't remember whether he traveled to libya after the benghazi terrorist attack. >> richard brennan, were you in tripoli in october of 2012 to review the benghazi attack as a member of the national security council? >> no, i do not believe -- i don't recall exactly when i was there, but i was not there after the attack. >> i was in libya in october of 2012, just checked with my staff. >> it's -- it is the response of what has been the know nothing administration when it comes to dealing with these scandals and it's a pretty well established trend by now, isn't it? >> let me take the irs situation first. i first learned about it from the same news reports that i think most people learned about this. >> they wanted more security there. >> we weren't told they wanted more security. we did not know they wanted more security. >> when did you first know about the program officially i believe called fast and

lou: what are mccain and graham doing this -- in this chapter? >> they have been strong on interhaven'ttion for a long time, i was at well until ge gee hadis took over. there is problem. of massacres. that are ongoing, committed by the jihadis, we just, what do you do about it? if syria does not give up their chemical weapons it time for airstrikes. lou: ralph, you and i agree on most things. but i have to say our adventures in the middle east, have to end at some point. this looks like a very good place to end t there seems to be no good resolution awaiting, airstrikes interventiono our part or any more bluster from this badge, i don't think that world -- administration i don't think that world can put up with any more bravado. >> my heart is with you, lou. but high head says the obama administration, president specifically made so many halo threats at this point, at some point we need something showing that someone in u.s. is serious. as we know the end of the day not a bad thing to havure enemies in syria killing each other. >> that a notably

so we shifts from micro grahams to over 100-milligrams. it's a lot of particles, the reason we care about particles is that breathing particles causes cardiovascular disease, causes people to die of heart attacks, plain and simple. >> there is also the potential impact of secondhand vaping and even something you could call third hand vaping. >> i know when you release nicotine in to the room it reacts with normal gases in the air to form ca carcinogens. >> so the e-cig convention just had the smoke alarm go off because of all this vape that's in the convention center. so we are evacuating the building due to vape because they set off the smoke alarms. kind of awesome. as e-cigarettes grow in popularity, there should be alarm bells ringing. warning us to look deeper and beyond, you could say the vape and mirrors. >> a lot of your research has do with nicotine. what are the health cost that his could be going on here? and even mental health costs? >> the h expect take is because you are not getting the combustion products that they are healt

and as we all have that right. >> it's a right certainly that mccain and graham exercised vigorously. >>> an embarrassing admission from the cia director john bren entoday. he said he couldn't remember whether he traveled to libya after the benghazi terrorist attack. >> richard brennan, were you in tripoli in octoberof 2012 to review the benghazi attack as a member of the national security council? >> no, i do not believe -- i don't recall exactly when i was there, but i was not tere after the attack >> i was in libya in october of 2012, just checked with my staff. >> it's -- it is the response of what has been the know nothing administraon when it comes to dealing with these scandals and it's a pretty well established trend by now, isn't it? >> let me take the irs situation first. i first learned about it from the same news reports that i think most people learned about is. >> they wanted more security there. >> we weren't told they wanted more serity. we did not know they wanted more security. >> when did you fst know about the program officially i believe called fast and furious to

re's what he said reports of secretary of state kerry privately told a group of lawmakers, graham and mccain, that he supported a more aggressive policy towards syria. >> there's a lot of other -- a lot of resentment in the party that these two guys are presenting themselves as spokesmen for the republicans. they areot spokesmen for t republicans. they are spokesmen for themselv. and as we all have that right. >> it's a right certainly that mccain and graham exercised vigorously. >>> an embarrassing admission from the cia director john bren entoday. he said he couldn't remember whether he traveled to libya after the benghazi terrorist attack. >> richard brennan, were you in tripoli in october of 2012 to review the benghazi attack as a member of the national security council? >> no, i do not believe -- i don't recall exactly when i was there, but i was not there after the attack. >> i was in libya in october of 2012, ju checked with my staff. >> it's -- it is the response of what has been the know nothing administration when it comes to dealing with these scandals and it's a pretty wel

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president clinton will go to kentucky to campaign for senate candidate alisyn lunder graham grimes. she is challenging senate minority leader mitch mcconnell in the midterm. justin bieber could be face are more legal trouble thanks to egg tossing assault on his neighbor's house. sheriff investigators have now given their evidence to prosecutors. if prosecutors decide to move forward with a flown owe -- felony vandalism case he could face the most serious charges yet. thanks for being with us. see you monday on 7 p.m. eastern. do you think costas is drinking weird colored water. vote in the poll. up next o'reilly factor. >>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye." why are demented fashion designers forcing hot models dress in outfits of chocolate? the story special report refuses to cover. and how awful was the president and joe biden's last vacation in the virgin islands? >> we will not go back. >> we will not go back. >> and what is russell brand been up to since divorcing katy perry? we decided to find out. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> let's welcome our

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a few months ago, if you think back, senator mccain and senator graham and some other republicans have all sort of joint forces in their criticism. it looks like they are once again missing the route -- making the rounds in their attacks. roundhave seen the second of talks failed in geneva. there is a blame game going on. the syrian government saying it saying the. fall, u.s. created a hostile environment during those talks. where do we go from here with these talks? >> it has yet to be known in the short. in the long-term, it poses significant challenges for the administration simply because, heyou look at the homefront, is facing attacks from prominent senators in the republican party such as senator mccain. >> crime in a place of worship. prince william county police are looking for a thief who broke into three churches and ransacked them. it happened a week ago today. united methodist, victory baptist, and as very united methodist were all hit. the criminal one of the sunday offerings. church members say they are praying for the people who are responsible. our energy drink safe for

he's a two-time pro bowl tight end, please welcome, jimmy graham! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: great to have you here jimmy, take it away. >> the next writer is mike drucker. he was voted most likely to call his right hand "the missus." [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: our next player is a great wide receiver for the indianapolis colts, give it up for griff whalen. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks for being here, griff. whenever you're ready. >> writer and producer for the show, gavin purcell and he was voted "happiest lesbian." [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: our next player is a two-time pro bowl tight end for the san francisco 49ers. give it up for vernon davis! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you vernon. go right ahead. >> next we have the announcer for "late night" steve higgins. he was voted "most lineally to buy porn magazines in an airport." [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: our final player is the star quarterback of the san francisco 49ers, please welcome, colin kaepernick! [ cheers and applause ] >> j

and as we all have that right. >> it's a right certainly that mccain and graham exercised vigorously. >>> an embarrassing admission from the cia director john bren entoday. he said he couldn't remember whether he traveled to libya after the benghazi terrorist attack. >> richard brennan, were you in tripoli in october of 2012 to review the benghazi attack as a member of the national security council? >> no, i do not believe -- i don't recall exactly when i was there, but i was not there after the attack. >> i was in libya in october of 2012, just checked with my staff. >> it's -- it is the response of what has been the know nothing administration when it comes to dealing with these scandals and it's a pretty well established trend by now, isn't it? >> let me take the irs situation first. i first learned about it from the same news reports that i think most people learned about this. >> they wanted more security there. >> we weren't told they wanted more security. we did not know they wanted more security. >> when did you first know about the program ofcially i believe called fast and f

bush had with billy graham in kennebunkport. billy graham was a guest of his father's at their compound, walker's point in kennebunkport, maine. as he began talking to billy graham he began i think embracing god in a way that he hadn't before in his life. and that was -- sort of the threshold of middle age. he had turned 40. when he gave up drinking. and when he took god into his heart. and i think -- laura bush was extremely supportive of all the decisions that her husband made ncluding his embracing christianity in the way that he did. >> he made the decision that he wanted to make a bid for the governor's mansion in texas. laura bush, was concerned because of the twins being very young at that point. ultimately, she agreed to support him on this. alleghany wants to know what was skwlaur's experience like as first lady of texas? it seems like she would be embraced easily by the people. was she? >> she was and a low-key position and talked about how she liked ducking out the back door and going to the corner to the drugstore or

graham: i'd ask unanims consent to suspend the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. graham i would like to be recognized for ten minutes, if i could. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. graham: thank you. if you could let me know when theton minutes expires, i'd appreciate it. i want to rise today in support of senator burr's alternatives to senator sanders' veterans bill. we're having a contest here about how best to help veterans. there's a lot of bipartisan agreement over the substance of the bill. the real difference is how to pay for t but there's one key difference. in senator burr's alternative, we had the iranian sanctions bill. i believe it is imperative for this bill, the united states --e united states senate to speak on sanctions against iran before it is too laivment and i hate the fact that we've lost our bipartisan approach to this topic. we've been together for a very long time, as republicans and democrats. we've had 16 rounds of captions since 1987, nine u.n. security resolutions since 2006 demandi

president clinton will go to kentucky to campaign for senate candidate alisyn lunder graham grimes. she is challenging senate minority leader mitch mcconnell in the midterm. justin bieber could be face are more legal trouble thanks to egg tossing assault on his neighbor's house. sheriff investigators have now given their evidence to prosecutors. if prosecutors decide to move forward with a flown owe -- felony vandalism case he could face the most serious charges yet. thanks for being with us. see you monday on 7 p.m. eastern. do you think costas is drinking weird colored water. vote in the poll. up next o'reilly factor. >>> the o'reilly factor is on, tonight. >> i know you standard the problem because you are a community organizer from chicago. i don't see the pressure from the federal government to go in and say this is wrong. this is killing futures of babies and children. >> did you notice i used the words community organizer in my question to the president? well, some say that was an insult. we will talk about it tonight. this really businesses pisses me off. accuse of minority

fraudulent of the tech times graham accuses angles of faking the report and intentionally downloading applications that would ensure his smartphone was hacked almost immediately look i'm not saying that hacking isn't a problem or that there isn't massive surveillance going on in sochi that's to be expected but it's certainly no different than what's being done here in the u.s. so the level of hype around the story even if it were true is just a bit odd about that toothpaste bomb will interest in the enough to have any direct flights from the us to sochi in fact most tourists and players travel through other countries to get into the city so even if that story holds merit which it doesn't it doesn't make any sense to terrify americans about it in fact former head of department of homeland security and the leader of the u.s. delegation at sochi gena paul tano offered an upbeat assessment and contrasts with a ridiculous fear mongering court of the guardian the paul thomas said that the level of security is very good and that she hopes the attention of the media and the world turns now mo

fraudulent according to tech times graham accuses angles of faking the report and intentionally downloading applications that would ensure his smartphone was hacked almost immediately look i'm not saying that hacking isn't a problem or that there isn't massive surveillance going on in sochi that's to be expected but it's certainly no different than what's being done here in the u.s. so the level of hype around the story even if it were true is just a bit odd about that toothpaste bomb will interest in the enough to have any direct flights from the us to sochi in fact most tourists and players travel through other countries to get into the city so even if that story holds merit which it doesn't it doesn't make any sense to terrify americans about it in fact former head of department of homeland security and the leader of the u.s. delegation at sochi gena paul tano offered an upbeat assessment and contrasts of the ridiculous fear mongering accorded the guardian appalled at the level of security is very good and that she hopes the attention of the media and the world turns now more to what the

fraudulent coin of the tech times graham accuses angles of faking the report and intentionally downloading applications that would ensure his smartphone was hacked almost immediately look i'm not saying that hacking isn't a problem or that there isn't massive surveillance going on in sochi that's to be expected but it's certainly no different than what's being done here in the u.s. so the level of hype around the story even if it were true is just a bit odd about that toothpaste bomb will interest in the enough to have any direct flights from the u.s. to sochi in fact most tourists and players travel through other countries to get into the city so even if that story helps merit which it doesn't it doesn't make any sense to terrify americans about it in fact former head of department of homeland security and the leader of the u.s. delegation at sochi jenna paul tano offered an upbeat assessment and contrasts of a ridiculous fear mongering according to guardian the poll said that the level of security is very good and that she hopes the attention of the media and the world turns now more to

of the country's ports are situated here in the adesa region down in the south and the crimea well graham phillips is a ukraine based british journalist he is in a death so right now let's go live to him now and discuss this ongoing crisis graeme where you are now what is the atmosphere what is the feeling in the south of the country there on the black sea coast is very intense and it's very also i mean this is being rollercoaster twenty four hours i mean you're looking at a day ago you had an agreement signed which was supposed to restore peace to you cry which was signed by the opposition leaders and then you had them go to lie down and be glad we did it this is of course. forcing you know iconic cigar goodbye to crowds who stated that they would storm that presidential residence and i hope iraq today which they did and in the last day we've seen a new speaker we've seen them shanker really seen both it's all in an absolute floor and we've seen of course got to college i reported to him this morning the united arab emirates or america the poll of course he was then in hockey he so this