graham: would you use them? gen. nicholson: sen. graham: absolutely. would that change the momentum on the battlefield? gen. nicholson: it would. sen. graham: what does losing look like? gen. nicholson: it would be an attack emanating from this region. sen. graham: is that possible if we leave? gen. nicholson: absolutely. sen. graham: is it likely if we leave? gen. nicholson: yes, sir. just a matter of time. sen. graham: when it comes to staying, do you have the ability to ask for more troops? gen. nicholson: i think the conversation is open for that. sen. graham: do you think this administration is open to more troops from what you can tell in the early stages? gen. nicholson: my initial impression and these conversations are ongoing is that we are open to a discussion of an objective space approach -- sen. graham: rather than an artificial number? gen. nicholson: yes, sir. sen. graham: your goal is to convey that the best thing to happen for our success in afghanistan is to have troop levels against the objectives? gen. nicholson: the objectives and

graham taylor's coffin was draped in a union flag as it entered the church here, and today really was a union of football past and present as his family were joined by the likes of sir alex ferguson and former players whose careers were shaped. the former watford chairman, sir eltonjohn shaped. the former watford chairman, sir elton john could shaped. the former watford chairman, sir eltonjohn could not be here but he sent a message about his contribution to the community. it is that relationship with their plans that relationship with their plans that has had thousands of them lined up that has had thousands of them lined up the streets today, listening to the service being relayed outside, and they have been remembering not just graham taylor the manager who led watford to success, but graham taylor the family man who built not just a club ik community around him. it is an accessibility that we don't see in today's multi—million pound contract media trained day. it is pa rt contract media trained day. it is part of why he has been held in such high esteem across english football.

lindsey graham was on the show. and he has along the lines of what david gergen has posed out there. he said this clearly. while he's waiting to learn more, lindsey graham wants to know this. did general flynn do this by himself, or was he directed by somebody to do it? that's a real question right now from senator graham. >> i would say that what general flynn did, we don't know specifically what he did but certainly the trump administration's attitude toward russia was very different than that of the obama administration. i'm sure that was reflected in the call. no matter what. the idea of blackmail -- blackmail means that he was subject to coercion on the part of the russians, probably because he said things that, quote, others didn't know about. the fact of the matter is, obviously, others did know about it. they probably didn't see this as as big a problem as maybe the justice department did. so just because the justice department says, well, it's a potential for blackmail means that the administration or the l

senators mccain and graham have said exactly that. they pointed out, and i quote, our government has a responsibility to defend our borders, but we must do so in a way that makes us safer and upholds all that is decent and exceptional about our nation. it is clear -- this is john mccain and lindsey graham, it is clear from the confusion at our airports across the nation that president trump's executive order was not properly vetted. senator graham, senator mccain, chairman of the armed services committee, the gentleman from south carolina. they go on, we're particularly concerned by reports that this order went into effect with little or no consultation with the department of state, defense, justice, and homeland security. such a hasty process risks harmful results. it continues to be a quote of senator mccain and senator graham. ultimately we fear this executive order will become a self-inflicted wound in the fight against terrorism. senator mccain knows something about increased risk. he went on to say, along with senator graham, th

it continues to be a quote of senator mccain and senator graham. ultimately we fear this executive order will become a self-inflicted wound in the fight against terrorism. senator mccain knows something about increased risk. he went on to say, along with senator graham, this executive order sends a signal intended or not that america does not want muslims coming into our country. this why we fear, fear executive order may do more to recruitment s' than improve our security. they said that on the 29th of january, just four days ago. at least four times this week, mr. leader, we asked for the consideration of h.r. 724, which rescinds the defund and defunds the refugee ban. the speaker said when he took office initially he repeated this year that we were going to have an open, transparent process, and we would consider the important issues of the day on this floor with opportunity to every member of this house to offer their alternatives. i would ask the gentleman whether -- i know the committee would not report it out, but this is a critical issue to

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still to come, music from lukas graham. our next guest has a face that will grace the cover of the "sports illustrated" swimsuit issue for a third time, which i think makes her the superest model of them all. please say hello to kate upton! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: this is like the biggest deal in all of modeling, right? is there anything bigger than the "sports illustrated" swimsuit issue? >> not for me. >> jimmy: not for anybody. three coughest, the all-time record is held by elle mcpherson. >> oh, good, we figured that out. >> jimmy: we figured that out, who you've vowed to destroy, is that true? >> never, never. who i vowed to be like. >> jimmy: you vow to be like. and perhaps surpass one day. when did they tell you that you're going to be on the cover of the magazine? i know this is a secretive thing. >> yeah, they were very -- they're very difficult to read. they just completely ghost you. >> jimmy: okay. >> they just don't ever talk to you at all. you're texting,

it's interesting to watch roy blunt and lindsey graham. there's a pattern of this and knowing trump's ego, can we imagine him not responding to the cupid's arrow coming from moscow. so i don't think it's mike flynn on the horn talking we'll walk the sanctions out. >> that's the problem it is that phone call on the day he placed relates back to the campaign, i think the administration has a view that if it can go away and not deal with it. >> that's what david say who broke the story, it look like the president sat on it and didn't tell his vice president and let his vp tell a false story. >> they didn't anticipate correctly was that the press would follow the bread crumbs and it would reveal what has lead to the -- >> i like that, the bread crumbs. >> yes. so here we are. so i think the call by common sense republicans who understand that there's a political consequence that can be paid from this as well. this is is not the no way to start an administration. >> who can walk in the room tell the president to do the right thing. >> that's th

last time i saw you was -- last time i saw your graham, how old is graham? >> he's 10. >> jimmy: almost a year ago at my house for the super bowl. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you guys came over, your family. and a great thing happened. i'll let you tell the story. >> okay. yeah, we went -- we came to your house for a super bowl party, which was super fan. at jimmy's house, you go -- it's the best party in the world. >> jimmy: television everywhere. >> there's a tv set and you watch the tv, it's amazing. they think of everything. in the bathroom at jimmy's house, there's a few tins of altoids set out. you get a few, spread them out on the counter. like if you want to after you wash your hands pop an altoid before heading back into the party. or maybe like -- maybe take an altoid before you go to the bathroom and put it up your butt. >> jimmy: yeah, whatever, whatever -- i don't tell people >> anyway, we're there. that's in the bathroom. and we get home later that afternoon. and my son kind of takes me aside and he's like, dad, check this out. and he pulls out a tin of

bleep ] in congress. >> that's senator graham there. rand paul suggesting something very different, that republicans should not investigate the trump administration's potential links to russia because it would impede the gop's policy agenda. listen to senator paul. >> i just don't think it's useful to be doing investigation after investigation, particularly of your own party. we'll never even get started with doing the things we need to do like repealing obamacare if we're spending our whole time having republicans investigate republicans. i think it makes no sense. >> who do you side with, governor kasich? senator graham or senator paul who says we should be pulling back? >> look, if our intelligence community thinks we need to get to the bottom of this, i happen to believe that perhaps a joint house-senate intelligence committee investigation ought to get to the bottom of russian hacking. were they trying to influence our election. you know, what is it all about? what is the bottom line? now, i don't favor at this point moving it outs

lindsey graham obviously no big donald trump fan either. but these are elder statesman of the president's party. remember, he was elected in part to break all this up, to disrupt this, to change the way things are done in washington. it's a balance, though, about disruption versus chaos. and if the white house is consumed every day by questions about their own truthfulness, about warring factions, about dysfunction, they just aren't able to get out from their own way here. and i will add this on the russia story that i think is significant. even if his base stays with him, there are probably enough members of his own party up on the hill who do really believe, like graham and mccain, and that may grow if revelations continue, who do really believe this has to be fully investigated. and if that's the case, it becomes the kind of daily story and drumbeat that the white house will have to put in an operation to handle just that story alone. that's not in place yet, as far as we can tell. >> i was going to ask you that. john mccain, by the way,

senator graham wants separate congressional committee to investigate. senator mcconnell would disagree. take a listen to what he said. >> you still don't think there needs to be a select committee? >> no, i don't think we need a select committee. we have an intelligence committee. or the judiciary committee, lindsey graham has a subcommittee that's going to take a look at it. i don't think we need to go through setting up a special committee. >> where is this heading? >> regardless of what the white house thinks, as katy was reporting, i'm not sure all is co copesetic on capitol hill. they are walking a careful line and keep in mind that mitch mcconnell made those comments before the latest round of reporting broke overnight of -- concerning contacts between the trump campaign and russian intelligence officials. and i point to that distinction pause that's a distinction lindsey graham is making when he says we should renew calls for a joint select committee to investigate what has gone on. you'll remember that originally, this conversation was around ru

but i'm very intent on being senator graham. and senator graham would push back against russia no matter who was president, and i intend to do that. >> that might be the major bone of contention between you and president trump. senator graham, hopeful though on this presidency, that's the headline. great to see you, senator, thank you as always. >> thank you. >> you can see, if he wants to work with president trump where he can but he'll still be pushing for more investigations into russia, you can also imagine the pressure he's under and the fine line he's trying to walk. >> he is one of president trump's favorite punching bags, every time he says something he risks reaction from the president on twitter. >>> the president says it's time to be tough but he also asks for prayers, not for waorld leaders but for arnold schwarzenegger. you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ens

first it started with just mccain and lindsey graham. you are now starting to see other very important senators, particularly on the senate side, gop senators who are starting to ask questions and say -- and want a deeper investigation. >> bill: mitch mcconnell will do it in your investigative committee and no independent counsel. thomas friedman writes this in the "new york times." ladies and gentlemen, we're attacked on december 7, 1941. attacked on september 11, 2001, and we were attacked on november 8, 2016. that most recent attack did not involve a horrible loss of lives, but it was devastating in its own way. pearl harbor, 9/11, a democratic election. brad, you care to jump on that? >> i think it's an outrageous perversion of history to allege somehow the russians skewed our election to the point that they determined its outcome without evidence to write such an article, it's patently false on its face. >> bill: brad, your family was directly affected by 9/11. >> for him to allege that what he is alleging with the russian intervent

to five promotions and an fa cup final, but graham taylor, the family man, who built not just graham taylor, the family man, who built notjust a club at a community around it. chelsea defender branislav ivanovic hasjoined russian premier league side zenit st petersburg for an undisclosed fee on a two—and—a—half year deal. chelsea captainjohn terry paid tribute to his now former team—mate, describing ivanovic as a "legend", going on to call him an "unbelievable defender for us over the years and a great and big character and presence in the dressing room". that was invalid edge scoring a goal on his final game, that fa cup win over brentford. —— that was in ivanovic. the serb who joined the club in 2008, played 377 times for chelsea and scored for the club in his final appearance in saturday's 4—0 fa cup win over brentford. he won the premier league twice, fa cup three times, league cup as well as the community shield. he also helped chelsea win the the champions league and scored the winning goal in the 2013 europa league final. one other deal that's gone through today,

we have an intelligence committee, lindsey graham has a subcommittee that's going to look at it. i don't think we need to go through setting up a special committee. we are going to look at russia involvement and the u.s. election. it's a significant issue. we know they were messing around with it, we don't think they had impact on the outcome, but obviously we're notoing to ignore something lying that. >> let me go to kasie hunt, mcconnell despite calls, it's from a minority of senate republicans and almost all of the senate democrats. mitch mcconnell's holding strong on this issue, believing that richard byrd can handle this and he mentioned the lindsey graham subcommittee hearing, what kind of patience do senate republicans have for this? >> reporter: well, i have to tell you, chuck, yes, it's true that he is resisting calls for the independent committee. and that is something that you know ian today, you heard different language from chuck schumer on this, he was more focussed on sessions and the investigation there. mitch mcconnell did give up a little bit of ground though on

that was senator lindsey graham asking some of the same unanswered questions looming today in the wake of general flynn's resignation. he was pushed to resign as national security adviser. the fbi are inquiring potential contacts between trump aides and officials. there are also investigations under way in the congress. roy blount, a republican, told a radio station today that trump should be questioned by the intelligence committee as soon as possible. here's blunt. >> the senate intelligence committee is looking at this. i would think we should talk to general flynn very soon and that should answer a lot of questions. what did he know? what did he do? and is there any reason to believe that anybody knew that and didn't take the kind of action they should have taken? >> well, members of both parties, republicans and democrats, clearly want answers. chuck schumer went further and called on law enforcement and the justice department to conduct an independent investigation. senator clair mccatskill is here. the big question is the question that lindsey graham raised, which is does anyone

you've served for years with john mccain and lindsey graham. i want to get your take, where do you land on this? the president kind of reigniting his attacks, on again/off again, with senator john mccain, for saying that -- mccain saying he wouldn't describe the yemen raid as a success. the president says he shouldn't be evaluating the operation at all. what do you make of this? >> i actually found myself agreeing with lindsey here. john mccain wants more raids. john mccain and lindsey graham have both been pushing harder for us to go after radical islamist terrorists. the fact that he would criticize a raid, obviously there's reason for criticism, obviously in the sense that we lost a soldier and civilians were killed. that's a very tragic thing. but the bottom line is lindsey's right, if you want more of these types of activities, don't pick a fight with the guy who is doing what you're asking him to do. but this is just -- expect more of this. >> senator, do you think john mccain was -- >> they don't like to be criticized. i'm sorry, what? >

before i let you answer, i want to ask you to join us in listening to the words of senator lindsey graham at a gathering in germany on the subjects of donald trump and russia. >> if you're worried that we're not going to look long and hard at what russia did in our election because trump won and republicans are in charge, you don't need to worry about that. we are because if we don't, it could be the chinese and the iranians next. it could be republicans next time, 2017 is going to be a year of kicking russia in the ass in congress. >> all righty, then. the republican from south carolina. robert, what do you make of that, the recent comments to chuck todd by john mccain as the sort of same-team counterbalance to the other end of pennsylvania avenue? >> brian, as i've been reporting the story, i've noticed a disconnect between republicans and those at the white house close to donald trump. there as a message coming out of pennsylvania avenue that there's nothing to see here. they say they have assurances from top intelligence officials that all of these reports are being overblown. but whe

and one with graham -- one was graham. i wrote them a letter in mid august and i said, dear professor, i thought you guys were dead. but now that i found out your alive and teaching at columbia, i would really like to come. and he admitted me. it just shows, you never can tell. charlie: do you think harvard regrets that? guest: to this day. [laughter] it was the perfect place for him. he learned value investing from graham and it ben took him a long way and shaped berkshire hathaway until charlie mondor came into the picture. instead of buying good companies at great prices, he switched to great companies at good prices. graham and it took him a long way andand thatg around. graham was the third person who had huge influence on him in terms of the basic principles he still applied, on the modifications you suggested. guest: in a funny way, he was another father figure to him. he was very close personally. charlie: tis is warren's children talking about him as a father. i would not describe my childhood is normal, but who k

((sot)) lindsey graham, south carolina senator (republican): "i think the president should sleep more and tweet less." elizabeth oncam tag: senator graham.. is among the 20 senators.. from both parties who signed a letter.. urging pres. trump to hold iran accountable. the white house has not yet released any details but again, the announcement could come as early as today. eh, abc news, ny. president trump also weighing in on the violence at u-c berkeley wednesday night. he tweeted thursday-- floating the idea that the school could lose federal funding if does not allow free speech. protesters ripped down barricades, started fires, and threw rocks-- while denouncing a visit from conservative speaker yiannopoulos. several people suffered minor injuries. new this morning. the senate is getting to work early today for an important vote. vote to advance betsy devos's nomination to serve as secretary of education--- at 6:30 in the morning. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says the move is intended to offset democratic efforts to delay the vote. according to senate rules, by starting

yesterday senator graham and i had theth members russian sanction review act. patterned to have a number -- a review like the iran nuclear agreement. it would be -- he would give congress the opportunity and the american people to understand the policy that one into a fact. it's bipartisan and i think that's the way we should operate. i've filed with senator mccain ad members of this committee bill that strengthen our ability to use sanctions against russia because of these conduct.

people have gone to all fly offices of senator scott and senator graham. we've e-mailed, we've made phone calls and pretty much we get nothing. and then i created the petition online and had about the 4,000 signatures and we get the e-mail today that he's going to have a town hall meeting tomorrow which isn't his own town hall, it's mark sanford's town hall and he's piggybacking on that. >> that's interesting. it's on the other side of the state from you. are you going to be able to make it? it's far away, right? >> i'm not going to be able to make it unfortunately. that's about a four-hour drive from mefully from my home. i'm a mother to an eight-year-old daughter and she has a volleyball tournament tomorrow so that takes precedence. >> i was that kid with the volleyball tournament and i needed my mom there. i hear you. let me just -- a lot of the discussion around people trying to get town halls with their senators and members of congress next week, discussion about people trying to make contact with their mbers of congress right now. members have said t

>> i have listened to senator graham and i thought it was wise. i come down in the middle on this, there are some good things, some things that are not working, but we don't want in the media to set ourselves up as the opposition. i know trump a little bit. i don't think he really believes that the press is the enemy of the people, frankly. and we have to do our reporting in a very aggressive, careful way ten months ago with bob costa, we interviewed trump and it was tough and he came out and he said, well, it was fair and accurate. so i think you can be tough and fair and accurate. >> dickerson: and there is a lot that republicans like in what he is doing, not just the supreme court, but the affordable care act, getting rid of regulations, and also comprehensive tax reform. >> right. it is interesting in some ways, not giving political advice here, obviously but in some ways they have a better story to tell than they are telling, and that is because in part, in part because of these personnel sort of -- this personnel chaos that is going on, nati

graham hutchings. protest in a suburb of paris turned violent overnighter demonstration in support ofa overnighter demonstration in support of a young black man allegedly raped bya of a young black man allegedly raped by a police officer. 37 people were arrested. the alleged victim, a 22—year—old social worker, has appealed for calm after several days of protest. one policeman has been charged with rape and three others with assault in connection with the attack. emergency crews at hamburg airport in germany say they believe a prankster opened a spray cartridge there, causing the airport to be evacuated and leaving more than 50 people needed hospital treatment. passengers complained of sore eyes and breathing difficulties. the authorities at the airport say they've ruled out terrorism. in 1995, un peace—keeping troops from the netherlands were all that stood between the people of srebrenica, and bosnian—serb forces bent on murder. the soldiers stood aside — and as many as 8,000 men and boys w

. >> i voted for senator graham and i voted for senator scott. and i just want my voice heard. >> and so do more than 4,000 people across south carolina. tara burnett, a school teacher, is leading a petition on change.org, asking the two senators to hold a town hall. burnett even has a venue, the jim at the old oakway intermediate school. >> you pretty much work for us, the state of south carolina. you need to have open discussion and open dialogue. you need to sit down -- you need to talk to us about some of the choices that you're making. i've started e-mailing, i've started making phone calls to my senators. i did get some responses. not the responses that we were looking for. >> burnett says she doesn't care where the town hall is held in south carolina. so far, she's heard from senator scott's office. and today we reached out to both and got responses. >> senator graham says, he appreciates everyone who takes time to contact his office. senator scott's office responded by saying they will make sure he is aware of the petition and that he vis

rbnz governor graham wheeler says he's stepping down in september. he said it was always his intention to serve one term. grant spencer will take over in an acting capacity until march next year. the ecb president has criticized the trump administration for moving to dismantle the dodd frank act, saying rolling back financial rules would be worrisome. speaking to the european parliament, mario draghi hit back at the administration's claims that germany is taking advantage of the undervalued euro. central bank has not intervened in the foreign andency markets since 2011, did so then as part of the g-seven intervention to stabilize the yen following japan's earthquake and tsunami. this was done in cooperation with u.s. authorities. haidi: tata sons chairman cyrus mistry has been ousted from the board. ae charity trust called meeting to vote him out. he continues to fight his removal in court and warned directors the group may face $18 billion in write-downs from five unprofitable business. qatar petroleum expanding energy investments. the ceo told bloo

i want you to listen to what senator lindsay graham said about russia and what this year will mean for congress as it relates to russia. this is what he said in munich. let's watch. >> i hope he will embrace the idea that as the leader of the free world he should be working with us to punish russia, and to my friend, i hope you finally suffer consequences of what you and your regime has been doing to democraciedemocracies, and 2 going to be a year of kicking russia in the ass. >> it's interesting, isn't it? here is lindsay graham, a republican, and this is a line that, i think, you know, behind the scenes you will hear a lot of senate republicans agree with that sentiment, but not enough that are ready to go out there publicly just yet, and meanwhile you have lindsay graham and john mccain saying we are going to drill down on you. you have to remember, we have three investigations on going three different committees look into this right now, and to russia's interference in our elections, so yeah, this is a threat from him going out there. and it's putting the administration on notice,

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taylor the manager who led watford to success, but graham taylor the family man who built not just a club ik community around him. it is an accessibility that we don't see in today's multi—million pound contract media trained day. it is pa rt contract media trained day. it is part of why he has been held in such high esteem across english football. people came here notjust to say goodbye to a great man and a great manager but to say goodbye to a golden era in football. that is it. from all of us at the sports centre, good night. coming up next, it's the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are susie boniface, columnist at the mirror, and michael booker, the deputy editor of the express. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the daily express, which campaigned for the uk to leave the european union, is injubilant mood and it's summed in its headline: "now we're on our way out of the eu". the daily mail also backed brexit and calls the government win a crushing vote. it has the statue of winston churchill on the

. >> that's senator graham there. rand paul suggesting something very different, that republicans should not investigate the trump administration's potential links to russia because it would impede the gop's policy agenda. listen to senator paul. >> i just don't think it's useful to be doing investigation after investigation, particularly of your own party. we'll never even get started with doing the things we need to do like repealing obamacare if we're spending our whole time having republicans investigate republicans. i think it makes no sense. >> who do you side with, governor kasich? senator graham who says we have to push hard or senator paul who says republicans should be pulling back? >> look, if our intelligence community thinks we need to get to the bottom of this i happen to believe that perhaps a joint house/senate intelligence committee investigation ought to get to the baht of the of russian hacking where they try to influence our election. what is it about? what is the bottom line? i don't favor moving

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aside from that, everybody else is fair graham. >> we have votes. > and let me say on what was said then. ms. pelosi: the potential of 11 million people who meet the standards for deportation by their expanded rules, prosecutorial dissdregs as to how this is all enforced and the resources that would be needed to apprehend and make judgments about these people are enormous. you have to ask yourself as a country, of course, we want everyone who is a danger to our community to be dealt with, did that's the case. but it doesn't mean that we instill fear into our country and allocate enormous resources instead of passing immigration reform. when over 8 million of these people, 11 million in many cases, in most cases, it is just violation. stat us if they committed a crime, they have to go. but the status violation, that shouldn't be for us to allocate the resources instead the time for us to pass immigration

i particularly want to note the joint statement made by senator lindsey graham and john mccain. i very much admire the position that they took. their joint statement said quote, our government has a responsibility to defend our borders but we must do so in a way that makes us safer and oppose all that is decent and exceptional butter nation. it is clear from the confusion at our airports across the nation that president trumps executive order was not properly vented. we are concerned about reports of this order went into effect with little to no consultation with the department of state, defense, justice and security. such a process risks harmful results. we should not stop green card holders from returning to the country they call home. we should not stop those who have served as interpreters for military and diplomats from seeking refuge in the comfort country they risked their lives to help. we should not not turn our backs on those refugees who have shown through extensive vetting to pose it no threat to our nation. and who have suffered unspeakable horse, most of them women

wheeler does finish up his term, so that will be a key question later in the year, but again, graham wheeler stepping down at that time. coming up, upstarts take a bite out of apple sales in china. we will find why it is losing ground in the world's biggest smartphone market. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia" i am yvonne man in hong kong. >> i am betty liu in new york. coming up, what are you watching? rishaad: kicking off things with a look at capital flight out of china. ,x reserves coming through taking a look at how the pboc and the central government are dealing with that. , seeing the data amount of fx reserves coming down. also tradethat, data, philippine inflation data, and also this mood music changing, and one guest suggests that after two weeks after the inauguration, the honeymoon is over with. also, goldman sachs adjusting euphoria has gone away and there it economist are concerned about what is going on in the u.s. singapore trying to woo the world's biggest ipo coming online in a couple of years, aramco. they are trying to get aramco to list

nominee neal gorsuch made the rounds on capitol hill today visiting with south carolina senator lindsay graham. brena williams shared the moment on twitter. the senator spoke to reporters after their meeting. >> the list of 21 was vetted before the election. [inaudible conversations] o move would pay for the supreme court. in then they came to theire vote. i will vote for him might not trying to play a game instead do like yours thought. i will not perjure somebody.y. but to my democratic colleagues i voted for were the picks under the above midterm and the would not have chosen but it was a great pick by a democratic president and now pick negative say republican president seems to be devoted. >> we will go down that road, scalia being replaced by a solid conservative background. i think there are enough democrats in the body to build under pressure and realize that is not the route we could take. i would say he is not qualified and it is just a disservice and you are minded -- blinded by this. [inaudible investigation] >> long standing relationship. if politics -- the president off key. the

thomas: i tend to agree with mccain, senator mccain and senator graham. i think the message should have been, we will strictly enforce our borders. leave out this country, that country or the other. on the other hand, there is a precedent for something like this. president carter excluded iranians that when my hair was black. stopped aent obama lot of immigration temporarily as well. from iraq. melinda: temporarily. thomas: this is allegedly that, too. melinda: except for syrians. let me come back to the title of our program. which poses the question, whether this is the beginning of the end of an open world. i would like to ask all of you, other countries have some of them been quite vocal in saying, they don't think this is the right way to go. including your own country. the chancellor spoke on the phone to president trump last thinks thisying she is the wrong approach. what if anything you think other countries should be doing? you think it is having any impact in washington? rieke: i don't know if anything has any impact on donald trump. it doesn't s

we have heard from senator lindsey graham multiple times, critical of the president. he says the president is up for handling this particular task. here is the senator. >> i'm convinced that president trump is going to have a better chance of changing north korea's behavior than president obama. president obama looked weak in the eyes of north korea. and the only way you will get north korea to stop their missile program is if they believe the american president would use military force if he had to. >> he says better than obama. what do you think? >> i think everything will spend on his strategy with china. i don't agree with senator graham in that the north koreans would welcome a couple of strikes. it would unify the country about them. this is a regime that forced 2 million of its people to die because they in effect forced a famine onto the country. they couldn't care less if they have some casualties. it would strengthen the nationalism and the regime. they have one patron in the world. we have to figure a way in. that's why i'm glad that president trump stopped