i think the quote is, lindsey's too into being lindsey. what did you mean by that? >> well, he's totally focussed on his own political power and political relevance. he's not focussed on the people of south carolina. hey, billy, when you think about it, this is a man who hasn't done an in person live town hall in almost three years. and so much of south carolina is falling apart. and the coronavirus has just made it worse. this is a state where 38% of our rural communities have no access to broadband wi-fi. that means you can't get on the internet. right now, a report came out that said 17,000 kids have not been in contact with their school systems since march. we're in a place where 14 of our 46 counties had no obgyns. and so there's so much need here. but we have a senator who cares more about his tee times with the president or flying on air force one or some fancy dinner instead of coming here and rolling up his sleeves to do the work of the people of south carolina. and it's just of -- >> billy: i heard an interview that lindsey graham did on "the daily." the "

lindsey graham is a relic of the old past. we need a new bridge to the future. >> i'm going to raise this because it was very interesting to me, because lindsey graham has finally agreed to bring robert mueller before the senate. is he trying to break with the president and if so, is it too late and too little, too late, at that? >> rev, you know, lindsey is just seeking attention. in one of his interviews he said that for him, the most important thing is to be relevant. and so what that means is, it will be a dog and pony show so that all the cameras will be on him, people can see, he can tell a joke and try to be witty, but at the end of the day, how is that helping the people of south carolina? we are in a state, rev, where we just announced two record breaking days of covid cases. we are now over 56,000 cases. we had our first child that died of covid. a few more kids have now been diagnosed with mis-c, which is something that comes from the covid virus. and so instead of this guy focusing on how he can help south carolina

and so lindsey graham may have darkened my face, but it's lindsey graham who the people of south carolina don't recognize. >> yeah. >> because this guy is very, very different. >> well, it's -- we don't have any recent polling, but so i'll take your word for it. your polling shows that but we don't have any recent polling there. but, listen, south carolina has long been a republican stronghold. president trump won south carolina by 14 points in 2016. the last democrat elected to the senate from south carolina was back in 1998. so that is a tall order for you to beat lindsey graham, sir. >> well, it is. and you know i heard this from the very start. don, this is the thing, man. my entire life i've faced long odds. you know, i grew up in orangeburg, south carolina, son of a teen mom. we were poor. i like to say we were po. we couldn't afford the o-r. but i went on to go to jail and georgetown law school and now i'm running for the u.s. senate. my life has been emblematic that the american dream is alive and well, and so despite those tough odds, i've been able to achieve. i know that we are

lindsey's been a police officer for 28 years. she works with kevin, a former armed robber and heroin addict. they're part of violent offender watch or vow, a police team trying to cut reoffending rates. cheers for coming. it's really good to see you, pal, all right? kevin and lindsey are heading to edinburgh to pick up 18—year—old jordan — not his real name — who was released on bail from polmont yesterday. he's been bailed to his granny‘s address so, cos he got released on a supervised bail, he has to agree to conditions. one of these conditions is checking in with his social worker, and today he's late... we'lljust go straight in the car, right? ..which is where kevin and lindsey step in. we're going to take you up to grindlay court here. he'll probably want to just see you for five minutes just to touch base with you. jordan's bail conditions mean he's also on a curfew. he has to be home all night from 7pm. the team have found that intensive support in the first few days makes the biggest difference in cutting reoffe

lindsey's been a police officer for 28 years. she works with kevin, a former armed robber and heroin addict. they're part of violent offender watch or vow, a police team trying to cut reoffending rates. cheers for coming. it's really good to see you, pal, all right? kevin and lindsey are heading to edinburgh to pick up 18—year—old jordan — not his real name — who was released on bail from polmont yesterday. he's been bailed to his granny‘s address so, cos he got released on a supervised bail, he has to agree to conditions. one of these conditions is checking in with his social worker, and today he's late... we'lljust go straight in the car, right? ..which is where kevin and lindsey step in. we're going to take you up to grindlay court here. he'll probably want to just see you for five minutes just to touch base with you. jordan's bail conditions mean he's also on a curfew. he has to be home all night from 7pm. the team have found that intensive support in the first few days makes the biggest difference in cutting reoffe

poor lindsey graham will be so upset. the maskless lindsey graham, by the way. all right, joe johns at the white house. thank you very much. >>> major developments in florida overnight. the state is reporting record hospitalizations with dozens of intensive care units at capacity this morning. florida's largest teachers union is suing to block the governor's mandate to reopen schools. cnn's rosa flores live in miami with more. i keep on looking at those icu numbers, rosa, and they're not getting better. >> reporter: they're really not. 53 hospital icus across the state of florida are at capacity this morning. here in miami-dade county, they have gone from operating icus at 107% capacity on thursday to 130% capacity just yesterday. the good news is that the county says that they have more than 400 beds that they can convert into icus. but the other issue and the bad news is the need for medical staff. now, we've learned that jackson health has requested an additional 275 medical personnel. the state has already sent 125 nurses here. and all new this morning, we'r

i want to play a spot of lindsey graham here. this is yesterday talking about the aid package that they want to pass in the senate. >> half the republicans will vote know to any phase four package. and a lot of democrats will insist on $3 trillion, which is way too much. i'm confident president trump will lead us to a solution. >> what is your theory of the case about lindsey graham? because he has aligned himself with some of the harshest policies of donald trump, but, yet, he is seeking re-election. what do you make of that answer on the aid package? >> listen, joy, lindsey is a missing in action out of touch senator. he would not allow the federal benefit to those unemployed. he has 600,000 unemployed people here in the state. we need a senator that will fight for us and not against us. lindsey graham, the only thing he cares about his is tea time with the president or whether or not he can go to a fancy dinner at the trump hotel. but we need someone that will work on behalf of the hard working people here in south carolina, a

what is lindsey graham doing? legal scholar jonathan turley this weekend laid into the national left-wing media for their complicity in ignoring the obama administration and its use of a security briefing to spy on the 2016 trump campaign. it's astonishing that the national media refuses to see what is one of the biggest stories in decades. they are refusing to look at the reality, and they are, in point of fact, a major part of the cover-up, in my opinion. professor turley redose on to say the -- goes on to say the obama administration targeted the campaign of the posing party based on false evidence. willful blameless has its advantages. what you can cover up is another way to express it, and that is precisely what the national liberal media expect democrat party -- and the democrat party has done for years now. joining us, sidney powell, one of the most important people working to make sure they don't get away with it. attorney for general michael flynn, former federal prosecutor, best selling author, great fri

here with moore, senator lindsey graham. you know, senator, i guess we know they were warned before the first fisa application. we know mccabe said without the dirty dossier there would be no fisa warrant issued. but he said that to the house intel committee. now we know kathleen kavalec, we know bruce ohr warned them before the first one. they signed it. then we had a sub source in january saying no, that was all barn talk. you have a new document mostly unredacted. too many redactions for my liking. tell us what you found. >> i found a memo that was put together after the interview with the russian sub source. you said it well, sean penn without the russian dossier, they couldn't obtain a warning. they tried to get a fisa warrant against carter page and it was rejected. they find the dossier and all of a sudden they get a warrant. horwitz said without the dossier there's no warrant. so from january 24th to ten or 27th the fbi interviews the russian sub source who put the dossier together. they created a 40 page memo showin

they begin earnings reporting next tuesday lindsey bell, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> the chart master is taking a look at the concentration of stocks that are leading the charge carter worth is here to break it down over to you. >> sure, thanks, wolf. this is a class sick instance of a market with every major top that occurred had that circumstance in 2000, financials and other things were turning down before the market peaked in march in '07, same thing, consumer discretionary names turned down before it peaked in october of '07. the same circumstance before we came apart in february let look at a few tables and charts the first is to the issue of concentration of capital the top three stocks are the same as essentially the bottom 300. you see it there there are actually more. it's 4.6 trillion in value 16.6% of the s&p versus the bottom 300, 4.2 or 15.2% so top three more than the bottom 300 take a look at the second table, the top five 6.3 trillion versus the bottom 350 at 5.27. so now you're talking about top five at almost 23% versus the bottom 350 at 21 now, tak

when we come back, lindsey graham. live breaking news on who he's calling from the deep state to testify. he's calling somebody big soon. you don't want to miss, by the way, breaking news tonight. felony charges filed against thi mccloskeys, that couple right there guarding their home. the missouri governor says he b will pardon them. he joins us with an exclusive interview next. ♪ when managing diabetes you can't always stop for a fingerstick. with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous glucose monitor, you don't have to. with a painless, one-second scan you can check your glucose with a smart phone or reader so you can stay in the moment. no matter where you are or what you're doing. ask your doctor for a prescription for the freestyle libre 14 day system. you can do it without fingersticks. learn more at freestylelibre.us. ♪ >> sean: the russia hoax is now unraveling as much as ever and the deep state is on the defensive. friday sandra lindsey graham, south carolina, his judiciary committee released dec

lindsey graham has been a missing in action senator. this is a guy who hasn't done a town hall in -- a live town hall in south carolina in well over three years. but every night you can flip over to fox news and he's there with sean hannity. it tells you where his priorities are. instead of fighting for folks in south carolina, he's talking about the china caused the coronavirus. but here in south carolina, people are suffering. we have over 600,000 people in this state who filed for unemployment. if you look at the ppp funding allocation, south carolina is 50th per worker as it row lates to the allocation of dollars for our small businesses. this guy has not been doing his job. and at the end of the day, when 38% of your rural communities don't have wi-fi, when your hospitals are closing, just a few years ago 14 of our 46 counties had no ob-gyns, it has to come down to your record. are you doing your job? if you're not doing your job, you need to go. that's why i keep telling folks join jaime harrison dot com be part of the movement to

harrison and he talked about lindsey, listen, lindsey graham lost my respect because when he did not stand up at the memory of his best friend john mccain, a war hero, then i said to myself, if he won't stand up for his best friend, what will he do for me and what will he do for this state? that is a question we're hearing constantly all over south carolina. what has happened to lindsey graham? this isn't the same person. almost like watching a live version of the invasion of the body snatchers. we need a senator who is going to fight for us not more focused on his tee times or dinner with the president. that's not what we send you to washington, d.c. to do. we need a senator to do the work of the people of south carolina. and lindsey just isn't it. >> well, don't go anywhere because i'm coming back to you, but i want to switch to you, mr. espy. i have been watching your race for a long time. i covered it from d.c. the last cycle in 2018. you also have outraised your opponent, a republican, cindy hyde-smith. what i find interesting about mississippi is that black people comprise almo

meanwhile, rino senator lindsey graham weighing in. he wants mueller to testify before the senate judiciary committee. you remember how well mueller's testimony went when he was brought before congress. whether that hearing will actually take place is anyone's guess. graham has been highly, let's say, i -- erraticking in what he says and what he actually does. >>> on wall street stocks were mixed today. the dow had gained,ded had put on a strong performance for most of the day, the dow up almost 11 points. the nasdaq fell 227. volume on the big board, 4.9 billion shares. crude oil lost more than 2% back below $40. it's a fight to get to 40 and stay there. $39.62 now. a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network. >>> up next, radio host larry elder. he has a new documentary. it's called uncle tom, and the documentary challenges the radical left 's thinking about the black community. larry joins us right after this quick break. we'd also like to promote my new book. i love to promote book

lindsey i hope it gets to the bottom of this. when you use the levers of investigation in the government to find out dirt on a candidate, that should be beyond the pale. fbi should be rooting out actual criminal conduct, not being used for political purposes. elizabeth: john cox, great to see you. come back soon. >> thanks. appreciate it, liz. elizabeth: i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. that does it for us. thanks so much for watching. join us tomorrow night, we stay on a lot of headlines for you. we hope you have a good evening. thanks for joining us. tomorrow. "lou dobbs tonight" -- ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. for more than six weeks now, the city of portland has been undersiege bid radical leftist -- under siege by radical leftist mobs who are intent on destroying everything america stands for, and the left-wing democrat mayor of portland eagerly supporting the activist es and is permitting unchecked mayhem in the city. today the head of the department of homeland secu

today we have ally chief investment strategist lindsey bell with us as well good afternoon, lindsey. let's kick things off with the broader markets. the nasdaq up around 0.5% h on the week it's up about 4%. it's set for another record closing high it is the lagger of the major indices. the have a look inside the nasdaq one week moves for amazon, alphabet, netflix and facebook all sharply outperforming. netflix there enjoying a particularly good spike. up 8% today. today goldman sachs raising its share price target for netflix to $670 a share. citi raising the amazon price to $3,550 a share both stocks hitting fresh all time highs almost every day this week it's timent to sho to share thef facebook and google. tesla which is up another 10% today. unbelievable frankly all the warning signs and all the multiples look very, very much stretched. >> yeah. it has been extremely hard to bet against them tesla an extreme example of what is going on in all the other ones but it's fascinating to see the analysts almost forced to raise price targets. tesla, facebook, amazon, apple, microsoft, an

lindsey? >> we hope things turn around there. nbc's scott cohn in san jose, thank you. >>> up next, we're taking a look at the devastating economic toll of covid-19 around the country. this week will mark the end of unemployment benefits for millions of people and the end to an eviction moratorium. we're live in north carolina with a look at the wide ranging impacts. >>> and we'll dive into reports that president trump asked british officials to move the british open to one of his properties, the potential legal and ethical fallout, next. properties, the potential legal and ethical fallout, next. ♪ ♪ perfect. -you're welcome. i love it. how'd you do all this? told ya! wayfair. let's talk dining tables. yes! blow it up. ♪ wayfair you've got just what i need ♪ (vo) jack was one of six million pein need of a home.ers he found it in a boy with special needs, who also needed him. as part of our love promise, subaru and our retailers host adoption events and have donated 28 million dollars to support local animal shelters. we'r

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we got dennis quaid, obviously we got lindsey who lives in dubai now. and we got elaine hendricks and simon who plays martin and charles shire who is the producer and cowriter. and of course nancy. and i'm a big fan of the movie it's a very seminal movie for people of a certain age. not my age, but my daughter's age. kind of between 20 and 30, i think. because it came out when they were little. and so we all just got together. and we had such a good time, hoda it was so much fun >> what's lindsey been up to you said she lives in dubai. what she's been doing? >> she's been enjoying life and working with kids and doing all kinds of things. she's doing really, really well though i was so happy to see her. and she seems to be thriving and really happy by the way, the only way that nancy and i would do this is if l kitchen for the extraordinary work as you know that jose andres has been doing. we're encouraging people to make donations if they enjoy this reunion with the whole cast. and they made donations too. >> it's going to be on today, right? >> yeah. i

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i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm lindsey reiser. congress member and civil rights activist and voting rights advocate and tireless fighter for equality. >> you can list it on and on. he had a long life in public service that started when he was only 17 years old. the year he met

are they all going to be held accountable, lindsey graham? >> all i can tell you is that we are going to have an election in 2020 and i hope people consider the obama justice department to be what it el was. sally yates will testify before the judiciary committee august 5th. we will have a talk. >> sean: she signed one of the warrants, didn't she?th one of the applications. >> if you knew then what you know now, what you have signed it? >> sean: rod rosenstein ion answer that question before your committee and he said he would not. let's see what sally yates says. keep up the good work. we'll hold them accountable. 99 days until what is the single biggest choice of election americans will ever face in their lifetime. you're the ultimate jury. we have news that the biden campaign is not going to want to hear. ari fleischer, mercedes schlapp, they weigh-in straight ahead. ♪ guys, times are tough. but force factor's test x180 can help us man up, america, by boosting total testosterone. build muscle, fuel desire, and improve performance. get te

in 180 days, the american people decide on all this, lindsey. i look at maps like you do and you want to win and you're a republican and you want to be president, you've got to win florida. you've got to win georgia, north carolina, your state, south carolina. you've got to win ohio. then you got to pick up wisconsin, michigan, may be minnesota, certainly pennsylvania. you've got a hold arizona, maybe go for nevada, new mexico. a district known as the congressional district number 2 in a state called maine. >> i think the president has got a good story to tell. nikki said you may not like everything about donald trump and he may rub you wrong but if the other side wins, they are going to destroy your families ability to be safe and be prosperous. donald trump has delivered. before the coronavirus this was the best economy for the most americans in the history of the country. we will get through the virus. i hope people are paying attention to what it means for donald trump to lose. if he wins, it means a strong economy, a secure america, finding

. >> i'm lindsey reiser. congress member and civil rights activist and voting rights advocate and tireless fighter for equality. >> you can list it on and on. he had a long life in public service that started when he was only 17 years old. the year he met mlk. lester holt takes a look back at lewis' life. >> when you see something that is not right, not just, not fair, you have a moral obligation to say something. to do something. >> reporter: john lewis devoted his life for the fight for justice and equality. >> something deep down within me moving me that i could no longer be satisfied. >> reporter: the son of rural alabama share croppers, lewis was inspired as a teenager by activism of rosa parks and dr. martin luther king jr. he joined the civil rights movement in the early days. sit-ins and movement rides. >> segregation was the order of the day. >> i wanted to do something about it. we wanted to redeem the soul of america and move toward a more perfect union. >> reporter: he was the leader of the studen

in terms of what this will look like and mean, it's hard to say especially since lindsey graham has done things like, he still wants to pursue whether or not hunter biden did anything wrong in ukraine even after the president's impeachment trial. he's trying to have it both ways. he is focusing on making sure that he is not so politically out there that he comes across as being unelectable come the fall. >> frank, i wonder what you makes of this schism between barr and trump when it comes to commuting roger stone. >> i'm at the point now where i believe wholeheartedly that any messaging that comes out of doj and the white house is coordinated and designed to deceive. i'm not buying it that barr was pounding his fist on the table saying you shall not commute the sentence of roger stone. i think this is a bunch of pr that we're getting to show there is some distance and professional distance happening at doj. i don't believe it for a second. i don't trust this attorney general. i don't take saying that lightly. this is not someone whose track record speaks to truth and voracity. >> cynthia

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and although they have to be very careful because if lindsey graham were to actually show disloyalty, then he's really in trouble in his election. all these senators that are in trouble if they lose even two or three percent of the trump maze because of disloyalty, they could find themselves out of a job. so they really are in a boxed canyon. >> couldn't happen to better folks. donna it is still remarkable to hear claire describe it as a risky strategy for republicans like lindsey graham and wicker to take cover behind nascar and mississippi. i mean it just shows how out of step trump it, not how evolved either of them are. >> i think that's right. here's the thing that, you know, for folks like a lindsey graham and a mitch mcconnell, they worry about whether they can sustain losing that 1% or 2%, and they worry about the president going after them. and this is where i think the republican party, to me, these folks don't really want to rebuild the republican party because, if you did, you would not be traipsing up behind a donald trump out of touch with 70% of the american people. and

lip lindsey graham should be so ashamed of himself. it is beyond belief he has gone this low. he is down there in shrlugville. he's a slug along with the slug in the white house. >> there's no better place to hit pause in this conversation. my friend, claire mccaskill, my friend, neal katyal, thank you both so much for spending some time with us. >>> after the break, it's happening again. another big flashing red light for donald trump's re-election team, where the ground is starting to shift underneath him. that story, next. ting to shift h him. that story, next ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole, and shrank tumors in over half of patients. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may ca

. >> now the chairman of the senate judiciary committee, a republican lindsey graham, he said that he wants mueller to come up to capitol hill and testify. this is so interesting, because this is something that democrats have been asking for for quite some time. we don't know when or if it'll happen but certainly something to watch for, as well. harris? >> harris: that really is interesting the way you pointed out. do democrats still want it? grew quickly before i let you go >> yeah, they still want it. initially senator lindsey graham had said that he was done with the mueller investigation, but over the weekend the fact that mueller decided to come out and write this op-ed, he says essentially if you can put this in "the washington post" than we would like to hear from you on capitol hill, as well. >> kristin fisher, as you pointed out, we are minutes away potentially from that white house press briefing starting. we'll let you get backs you can cover that and we will go to you live as it happens. for now, robert ray is about to join me. former whitewater independent counsel and mem

with me now lindsey toslaski of the immigrant defenders center. and also with me jacob soboroff, author of "the new york times" best-seller "separated: inside an american tragedy lo." what can you tell us about the children that were being held in these hotels? >> frankly, i can tell you more about what i don't know than what i do know. we've asked i.c.e. and the aclu who sued the government along with the texas civil rights project about where the children are, the children we saw in the footage from telemundo. we're looking at on the screen right now and where they moved to? were they moved to the office of refugee resettlement? were they deported or expelled is a more accurate term? and i.c.e. will not answer and the aclu does not have the answer to those questions. and what lawyers will tell you, lawyer likes lindsey will tell you that those hotels are being used as holding areas to expel children who have come to this country by themselves immediately without the legal protections, the due process protections the united states government is s

. >>> but first, my colleague lindsey rice wer with a short n update. >> i'm lindsey riser with an update on the coronavirus pandemic. at this hour more than 3.2 million cases have been confirmed nationwide. so far more than 135,000 people have died, and the presumed epicenter of the virus is now considered florida. meanwhile, people receiving an extra $600 a week of unemployment benefits under the current pandemic stimulus will likely lose that money. treasury secretary steve mnuchin said thursday the trump administration wants to cap the benefits in the next coronavirus package. the house has passed legislation that would extend the money through december, but it's unlikely to make the president's desk for signature. >>> a rollback in atlanta as city mayor keisha lance bottoms goes against the state's governor by reinstating phase 1 of reopening. this week the mayor made it mandatory for residents to wear a mask when outside. now under the new order, restaurants should close dining rooms, nonessential city facilities should close, and individuals are encouraged to leave home only for es

kendis, lindsey? >> nbc's priscilla thompson. that's quite a quote right there and a lot of folks have been taking that very literally over the last few months. we appreciate your time there in atlanta. >>> we want to look at how newspapers around the country are remembering the civil rights legend. in his native alabama, the "hunsvil"hun "huntsville times" remembers him in a time of sharecroppers. >> the front page of "the montgomery advertiser" sunday, calling lewis an icon of justice and showing lewis being arrested during a sit-in at a restaurant in nashville. he noted that he was arrested some 40 times during the '60s but also some five times as a congressman. it continued. >> the "washington post" branding lewis the saint of civil rights, detailing his life with congress and the beating he took before becoming congressman. >> moving tributes to a lost civil rights leader as well. >> let's bring in ben jealous, president of people of the american way and former president of the naacp. ben, good morning to you. it's good to s

lindsey graham said if mueller is capable and willing of writing the op-ed, then he's open to have him testify. tonight, his team telling me a formal invitation to mueller is in the works. >> rachel, thank you. >>> and now to the deadly ambush in texas. two police officers responding to a call were shot and killed at the door of a home. the police chief said they never stood a chance. when other officers arrived, the gunman took his own life. here's janai norman with the story. >> reporter: tonight, a deadly ambush in texas. two officers shot and killed. the police chief saying they did not stand a chance. >> what i'm trying to tell you about that, in that sense, is that the officers never had a chance to suspect a deadly assault on them. >> reporter: the two officers, edelmiro garza jr., who'd been an officer for nine years, and ismael chavez, with the department for two years, responding to a call for a domestic disturbance saturday afternoon. immediately coming under fire, never even drawing their weapons. >> the suspect of the incident met our officers at the door and shot both off

with us former independent counsel robert ray on senator lindsey graham saying he will call in robert mueller to testify as mueller writes an op-ed that the fbi followed the letter of the law when the fisa court said no it didn't. this is the trump russia probe. the criminal probe of it. it is heating up. will republican does it? will they push back to get mueller testify. governor experts and abuses of power were committed under the obama administration and spying on the trump team david bossie, with the "new york times" fact-checking joe biden. you may be surprised what "the new york times" is now saying. >>> plus civil rights attorney leo terrell, rioters attacking churches and religious statues in nine states and washington, d.c., even setting religious statues and churches on fire. the debate, are these really quote, people doing what they do? is people doing what they do? top lawmaker nancy pelosi said last week? or are these hate crimes? is this the final straw turning the national debate against the rioters. >>> former wisconsin scott walker with us on reports that violent stu

your own chief of staff darkened in a lindsey graham ad where they very clearly darkened his skin. what is happening in the republican party, do you think? >> i think that that's what is being demonstrated in all of the surveys being taken today. most people are beginning to see how sinister the republican party has become. and it is a shame. my parents were republicans. they were members of the party of lincoln. this party has decided to be something else. and i think that's why jaime harrison, i saw a poll today within two points of lindsey graham in south carolina. that's why he's out racing him this quarter, this immediate past quarter over $5 million more than lindsey, simply because people do not wish to go back to where we once were. that's what john lewis gave his whole life for. people are celebrating john lewis' life simply because they see him as a symbol of what this country can be and what our region of the country, the south, looks to be in the not too distant future. so people are going to reject that. i'm convinced of that. i don't know why this president is insiste

we have lindsey bell with us as well good afternoon, lindsey. let's kick thing offs with the broader markets. slipping as we approach the close in the last hour or so mike, we may be slipping was he approach the close but the theme remains the same throughout today's session >> the market is corn tending with the fact that the huge leadership stocks in the nasdaq as strong as the trends have been look a little bit stretched. the if you look at the nasdaq up 50% off the lows in four months, it is as far above the 200-day average. so essentially just there's been too much upside momentum for it to quickly continue here in the short term so that is one dynamic the other is i think somewhat loosely held conviction that value is the real trade. the i think people are in it to play the quick reversal. is off as i look at the last hour or so, just seems like the top started to spin a little bit slowly you had had an upside gap at the open and sat there all day mostly it is the big tech stocks weighing on the s&p 500. >> so what extent are earnings prov

. >> sandra: fox news alert, lindsey graham weighing in on's former special counsel robert mueller's op-ed this weekend condemning president trump's decision to commute the sentence. he has said in a statement that he is willing and also capable of defending the mueller investigation in an op-ed in "the washington post." that request will be granted. arizona republican congressman andy biggs sits on the house judiciary committee and as chairman of the house freedom caucus. good morning congressman. do you support the call to have robert mueller come in and >> sandra, i don't know how much more they will get from mr. mueller except for this. since he testified weakly, a couple things have happened. the most prominent of which is ric grenell really such transcripts that show that all these folks, clapper and brennan et cetera, they knew there was no collusion and they testified under oath privately, and then publicly they tried to causes insurrection. it may be very instructive and illuminating but he won't be very good if he's anything like it was a year ago. >> sandra: he has said ti