graham: have you all spoken to him? they have spoken to him. i like mitch, but now i spoke to the ladies behind me and they said, would you go from 20 to 15 weeks? i would say, yeah, and here we are. thank you very much. >> [indiscernible] i did everything right and it still -- [indiscernible] he would be robbing that choice from women? sen. graham: here is what i would say. the world has spoken on this issue. the developed world has said at this stage of pregnancy, the child feels pain, and we are saying we are going to join the rest of the world and not be like iran. there will be exceptions for the life of the mother and cases of rape and incest. >> -- anomaly? sen. graham: there are 55,000 abortions after the 15 week. -- 15 week period and we are resolved to get america back in line with the rest of the world. we will not know where america is until we vote, until we debate. to my democratic friends, going around calling all of us every name you can think of, we are a bunch of wackos, your idea is wacko, not ours. let's vote. give me a chan

senator graham: fair enough. the reason i ask that for the rest of us we take what you say seriously it's unnerving. i'm going to use twitter but i'll use it differently. if nothing good comes out of this, shame on us all. let me just tell you where i'm headed. there is no way to deal with this without bipartisanship, from my point of view. i'm working with elizabeth warren, of all people, we have different perspectives on almost everything, but we have come to believe it's now time to look at social media platforms anew. we have this general understanding among ourselves that the regulatory system regarding social media is not working effectively. do you agree? mr. zatko: based upon what i saw a lot of things aren't working effectively, yes. senator graham: the federal trade commission, that's the primary regulator for twitter as far as we know. mr. zatko: i do not believe that twitter should have been able to be viewed as in compliance -- senator graham: do you know when the 23er8 trade commission was founded?

well, i've got some news for senator graham. democrats are already talking about this issue all across the country, and the nation is already rallying for, for the right to an abortion, and against these republican harmful attacks. women want to control their own bodies. they do not want politicians making their health care decisions. so if republicans think they can go after my constituents' rights, go after women's bodies and their futures, and overrule the personal medical decisions of people across the country, they've got another thing coming. i'm not going to stop pushing back. democrats are not going to stop pushing back. and by the way, neither are men and women across this country. they see it, they know it, they will be voting. with that, i'm going to turn it over to senator amy klobuchar, who has been an amazing champion in this fight. sen. klobuchar: thank you for very much, senator murray, for your incredible leadership for a really, really long time. i was remembering back in the barbara mikulski days, liking the h

it was senator graham as they together affirm the right to life. of concerned women for america about half a million members from theou country. including one or 50 collegiate we are so honored to stand in front of the supreme court on june 24 monday dobbs decision was favorably decided. so thank you so much senator graham for allowing me too be here. i want to call attention to my pro life sisters standing behind me. this is the leadership of the pro-life movement. recognize that. take a moment to absorb that. does not go far for many people. they have 1973 americans consistently around that is still the truth today. that was the case 1973 has been more conservative than the united states on u this. at 15 weeks a little baby girl can feel pain she can suck her thumb she has a fully developed heart that is pumping 26 quarts of blood per day. this is a human life that deserves our protection. it's worthy of civil rightsf protection. let's make that case. let's have a vote on this issue. let's find out where the american people stand on this issue. m

it was lindsay graham who tied this together. saying just a couple weeks ago there would be riots if trump is indicted on this charge. >> first off, i do not think that rioting will result from that. politically a wood up our entire ability to cover in election given that it is something unprecedented talking about someone under indictment running for office. running for the highest office in the land. i do think that the former president is correct. enormous backlash. we should understand that for decades now, republicans have been, as the party of law & order and backing the blue and all that sort of thing, they have been the ones advocating for police power, defense many times of the fbi, cia and other entities, now i think that would be completely broken. bipartisan opposition for different reasons to our law enforcement entities. >> i feel like hugh hewitt did a good job. i don't think they will stop until they indict you. he may not be indicted. >> i listen to and i read the whole transcript. i actually did not think he did

the proposal from senator lindsey graham. >>> plus, gisele bundchen breaks her silence about her husband tom brady refusing to retire. >>> and later, forget a shoe shine. a whole new way to get a new bounce in your step. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with history unfolding in london. queen elizabeth will leave buckingham palace for one final time today. >> her body westminster, and princes william and harry will be among those walking together behind her coffinliigurinngp toai 24rs tpathr >> the cover of tabloid shows a photo of the coffin's arrival at the palace last night with the headline, welcome home. >>> earlier in northern ireland this boy's reaction to meeting king charles and queen camilla shows just how personal these moments can be. look at this. he was stunned after shaking their hands. abc's ines de la cuetara joins us now from london. ines, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, andrew and rhiannon. the queen spending one final night at buckingham palace before she's brought here to westminster where many have already lined up to see her. overnight, a hom

we saw lindsey graham say that in august and now reversing it. if there is an attempt to excite the base i think they're fired up but it hangs a lantern on their problem and it doesn't help in this case. >> you were going to say? >> conservatives are for the states determining it, unless, of course, congress were to pass a federal bill. what they were never for is for the court determining it. >> it's the same thing. it undercuts the argument. >> my first question is why lindsey graham is doing this. i'm not satisfied there's a clear answer. >> go ahead. >> look, what we know about this issue, which is a very difficult issue, is that actually the country is mostly united. most people don't want late term abortions. most people want restrictions around if -- restrictions but protections, frankly, around the ability for women to have an abortion in first trimester and early term. we are also mostly agreed about that but the republican party staked out an extreme position and they're losing on it. if they talk about the part everybody agrees with, p

senator graham. that is what his idea about states rights is allbi about. his belt trembles for example on the rights ofre oregonians who shirt do not share senator graham's view on this. people in many other states. women and men and women's individual freedom. senator graham's bill is about - control. it is about government. governments, mind these words government having control over women's and body rather than a women having control over their bodies. it is also clear that what has always been envisioned is not just a nationwide ban on abortion but criminalizing this with women and doctors at some point i gather, possibly locked behind bars. under connell tavern to forget republicans top price include passing these extreme restrictions to the courts. i believe americans know better. that is so far removed we also recognize as a total national abortion ban, criminalization and the rights of women retail in the power of government senator graham's bill is the next step in that direction for lyrepu

what do you make of what lindsey graham just did, and what are you hearing? the word on the street as republicans were looking at lindsay graham like, excuse me, why are you doing this? susan: if republicans fail to gain control of the senate, which looks entirely possible, it will be the self inflicted wounds, including lindsay graham raising the issue of a national abortion ban after many republicans argued the real reason for supporting the subreport decision is it is an issue we should lead to the states. -- the supreme court decision is it is an issue we should lead to the states. nominating these candidates to the farthest right, where it is not the strongest republican candidate that could be nominated, letting the conversation not be focused squarely on inflation, which is -- and no crime, their best issues. if her publicans do not do as well as we ask -- if republicans do not well as we -- do noto as well as expected, we should be in trouble. yamiche: the white house press secretary says, "they use them like political pawns, treated them like cattle

thank you so much, senator graham, for allowing me to be here. i want to call attention to my pro-life sisters standing behind me. ... consistently since 1973, americans have supported prohibiting abortion late-term. consistently at around the 70% mark. that is still the truth today, and was the case circa 1973. recognize that there's a reason why europe has been more conservative than the united states on this. because at 15 weeks a little baby girl can feel pain. she can move her fully formed fingers and her toes. she can suck her thumb. and she has a fully developed heart that is pumping 26 quarts of blood per day. this is a human life that deserves our protection, is worthy of civil rights protection. and so we are joining together here to say, let's make that case. let's have a vote on this issue. let's find out where the american people stand on this issue. and so my full remarks will be on concerned women.org but i just want to stand here in agreement and in unity with my sisters and thank you, senator graham for allowing us to be here. >>

. >> thank you, senator graham. so for 50 years, we have been fighting for the moment that we could allow the will of the people of this nation, state by state and on the federal level, to make its way into the law on this issue that has divided us for 50 years. polarized our politics, has made consensus building impossible, so we begin, june 24th of this year was the first day of building that consensus. your had that privilege -- europe had that privilege, every nation state had that privilege that we did not and took them awhile to land at a civilized place and we are just beginning now. therefore it shouldn't be too surprising there's a lot of vitriol, a lot of anger and ways to get in the reality of this contrast that senator graham communicated and one thing is very clear and that is that our opponents and senate battlegrounds and house federal battlegrounds and the democratic leadership of this body is not interested at all in consensus. they're not interested in the democratic process. they're interested in

>> i just had a question for director graham. we are seeing some reports of water receding in the tampa bay area. can you explain why that's happening? director graham: these little small changes make a difference whether the water is pushed in from storm surge or literally blown out. when you have strong winds with a storm like that, you can push the water out. this is an important thing. don't go out there. right? it's so dangerous to be out there. even if you see the water receding, it's the time to go out there and look at it or collect shells or whatever it is. we've seen that in these type of storms. when the winds calm down, winds decrease, that water comes back in and could be incredibly dangerous. yes, i've seen some of the pictures and that can happen in these storms. that's the power of the wind and where it can push the water. >> thank you so much for doing this. i have a question for administrator criswell and a question for director graham if that's ok. administrator criswell, how many fema personnel are in florida?

flip-flopping political positions is graham's m.o. underneath the faux folksy exterior, he told the people to hold him account frbl blocking merrick garland to the supreme court because it was too close to the election. >> if there's a republican president in 2016 and a vacancy occurs in the last year of the first term, you can say lindsey graham said let's let the next president, whoever it might be, make that nomination. and you can use my words against me and you would be absolutely right. >> now fast forward four years and roughly two weeks before the 2020 election, graham cleared the way for justice amy coney barrett because, quote, the rules have changed. senior republican aides say graham's legislation and its house companion would be a top priority if republicans take back the majority. someone tell senate majority leader mitch mcconnell who had this to say about graham's legislation. >> i think most of the members of my conference prefer this be dealt with at the state level. >> back in may, mitch told usa today that a nation

this is another example of lindsey graham making big mistake. >> lindsey graham is not a dumb man, he's a strategic. i weiner 32? this abortion is never even been a big issue for him? >> i think lindsey graham's a little too smart for zone good. sometimes he strategic, but he's turned out to be wrong on january 6th and seventh, when he said the parties ready to move on from's. when he talked about how terrible donald trump was in 2016, eternity be wrong. he was right on the merits when it came to immigration, but that was a wrong strategic impulse politically. so let's grams a smart guy, but smart guys nick really tom strategic choices lot of the time, and he's done a lot lately. >> and the overturning of roe v. wade for tim across, they see this now as a political opportunity. i want to see with chuck schumer said earlier today. >> proposal like the ones today santa clara message from maga republicans to women across the country. your body, our choice. rather than expanding women's rights, maga republicans would curtail them. rather than give individuals the freedom to make their own h

according to graham, graham believes according to a source that dana bash spoke to he needs to give the base something here and doesn't think it will work for republicans to ignore abortion, that they have to address it head on. the source says you can't fight something with nothing. >> what i will say about what graham proposed is that it is within the mainstream of opinion. our polling shows us that, right? americans are willing to tolerate some restrictions at a certain point on abortion. >> just to pause for a second to look at the numbers speaking to the point. six weeks into the pregnancy 74% of americans favor abortions to proceed. 15 weeks the number drops to 53%. at 24 weeks it flips. a majority say 65% say that abortion should be restricted at 24 weeks. >> the problem -- so he is in the mainstream and what republicans have trouble with is they have been taking the far extreme position, which americans do not support, which is no abortions, no exceptions. but the challenge here is, what graham is saying would apply to blue states everywhere. he's putting his fellow senators in

including lindsey graham, by the way. this is such an amazing effort to try to disguise what they have done. they have waged a war against reproductive freedom, the american public do not agree with them, you saw the results in kansas. their extreme positions was rejected. kansas voters wanted to -- we are very much in terms of the mainstream being able to allow women, their family, their doctors to do what is in the best interest of women and their health and their families interest and these wild conversions are just simply not true. the same in terms of suggesting democrats don't care about public safety witnesses. a cartoon that steve has created republican talking points that may work on fox news and the true believers and that is not where these response for men and women who served in the senate and serve and local governments all involved with and it bears no relationship to reality and any of your viewers who know the men and women and what they are trying to do understand that it's just salacious and outrageous

i don't think senator graham is facing any potential criminal charge. i believe that the district attorney is already notified him that he is merely a witness in this. i don't think there is enough evidence to show that senator graham was aware of what some of the other people were doing as far as accessing voting machines, presenting false testimony to state legislative committees, so that means he'll have to appear and answer questions. now, that the judge is required him to do so, he can't claim a fifth amendment privilege because he's not under the threat of prosecution in georgia. as long as he appears and follows the judge's order, he should not face any legal exposure. >> so you're saying he does have to appear and he does have to answer questions. and that could have all kinds of political implications if not criminal. thank you so much. we're back in a moment. the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on praractice with herer chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple with a tap... ...round of

after this issue, senator graham's position is not unreasonable. and the democrats' position is out of the mainstream. it's like your friend coming over asking how your grandma is three weeks after the funeral. we'll see you next sunday. i'm shannon bream, we'll see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> jonathan: a send-off rightfully fit for a queen. this morning an international display of affection as the united kingdom bids farewell to its longest serving monarch. the state funeral of queen elizabeth ii includes iconic figurehead and the towpresence on the global stager seven decade

and look, lindsey graham's national ban is just the beginning. we saw that congressman buddy carter from georgia, where he is filing a bill that basically is going to let pharmacists refuse to fill prescriptions for birth control, for contraception. that is where we are. that's where they are headed. voters, women, everybody in this country need to be vigilant and needs to understand exactly where they're going with this. >> monica, i want to ask you about how we talk about this in this country for a moment. it switching gears here a bit because at that meeting in the white house you touched on the role pop culture can play in the discussion around reproductive rights. this week you had chrissy teigen sharing that the miscarriage she had back in 2020 was actually a lifesaving abortion, something she didn't even realize herself until the fall of roe. she said, quote, i felt silent, feeling weird than i that it hadn't made sense of it that way. i told the world we had a miscarriage. the world agreed we had a miscarriage. while the headline said it

here's lindsey graham introducing a bill today. this is news right now, not a drill, that he says would ban abortion nationwide. >> i think we should have a law at the federal level that would say after 15 weeks, no abortion on demand, and that should be where america's at. states have the ability to do it at the state level, and we have to ability in washington to speak on this issue if we choose. i have chosen to speak. >> senator graham says he's chosen to speak. many people say he is trying to speak for them. big government in their doctor's office, in their body, whatever language you want to use. a couple quick points here -- one, you'll notice that senator graham, this leading republican is directly contradicting what was the promise all along -- leave it up to the states. send it back to the states. lee it up to the states. that's what republicans promised all along to minimize what the abortion ruling would do. that's what justice alito claimed his ruling do. now all of a sudden cat's out of the bag. it's all a lie. if you

i am extremely furious at graham. you know, they wanted the supreme court to throw it to the states. now they want them to throw it back to the feds again. they have no clue what they are doing, you know? it shows all the time. he doesn't have a good plan. i hope the democrats don't go along with it. the thing is, they don't want to work together but now they want to work together? wrong. they are trying to take away the rights of women. i had an aunt, years ago in the 60's -- guest: we have a -- host: we have a limited time with the congressman. what's your position on senator grampa's nationwide ban on abortion after 15 weeks. guest: i'm pro-life, i support pro-life legislation. the fact that the courts handed it down to the state is important. we should focus on that. that's what the litigation was about. there will be debate across the house and the senate. this is good. this is something that we should not shy away from. as we have discussions we want it to be civilized. we want to share ideas and ultimately come

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the latest fraudster, senator lindsey graham. plus, the general six committee planning to hold at least one more public hearing before the midterms. what we know about the state of the panels investigation? and amtrak joins a big week while republicans distract from the real issues, president biden wraps up more wins for the american people. i am ayman mohyeldin. let's get started. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i want to take you back to june 2022. the supreme court had just overturned roe v. wade, striking down the constitutional right to an abortion in this country. the decision immediately left millions of americans without access to reproductive rights, or reproductive care. and in states where that care was protected, millions more wondered if it was just a matter of time until a federal ban would go into effect. some republicans, fearing an electoral disaster in the coming months for quick throw cold water on that theory, claiming the court's decision with simply send the issue back to the states. effectively, these gop lawmak

senator graham: fair enough. the reason i ask that for the rest of us we take what you say seriously it's unnerving. i'm going to use twitter but i'll use it differently. if nothing good comes out of this, shame on us all. let me just tell you where i'm headed. there is no way to deal with this without bipartisanship, from my point of view. i'm working with elizabeth warren, of all people, we have different perspectives on almost everything, but we have come to believe it's now time to look at social media platforms anew. we have this general understanding among ourselves that the regulatory system regarding social media is not working effectively. do you agree? mr. zatko: based upon what i saw a lot of things aren't working effectively, yes. senator graham: the federal trade commission, that's the primary regulator for twitter as far as we know. mr. zatko: i do not believe that twitter should have been able to be viewed as in compliance -- senator graham: do you know when the 23er8 trade commission was founded?

>> nbc's gary graham, bakari thank you for the latest there. right now i would like to bring a massachusetts state representative dylan fern and us and crush or more from mendez. the ceo of lutheran immigration and former policy director for michelle obama. representative fernandez, i would like to start with you please. the migrants who are phone to martha's vineyard after being first cared for by composite and local residents who had no idea that they were coming, but rallied to their aid anyway. they are now being temporarily housed at cape cod. they went there voluntarily. massachusetts is also able to get the national guard to help, but how are these asylum seekers doing to the best of you have been a price lately, and what is the state doing to help to take care of their needs? >> yeah, so, the island community at martha's vineyard jumped into action. there was no notice given to us whatsoever that these immigrant families work humming. but as soon as they came here, and we realized, it we jumped into action to give them the support they

after this issue, senator graham's position is not unreasonable. and the democrats' position is out of the mainstream. it's like your friend coming over asking how your grandma is three weeks after the funeral. we'll see you next sunday. i'm shannon bream, we'll see you next "fox news sunday." [laughter] happy birthday. go to church. have a great sunday. >> happy birthday, air ♪ ♪. maria: good sunday morning everyone thank you so much for joining us welcome to "sunday morning futures" i am maria bartiromo. today note century after all. not if it is in their backyard. mayors and leaders and blue deep blue cities of bulk as buses of illegal migrants show up looking for shelter and resources. the leaders of martha's vineyard quickly got them out. flying them and said to cape cod. >> 150 people, a

major general graham: major general butch graham from the united states army corps of engineers. the army corps is well postured to support fema both in puerto rico, florida, and south carolina. we are certainly standing ready to provide public works and engineering support and also to coordinate long term infrastructure recovery, simply put, we are leaning forward. eustace has more than 50 specially trained response teams supported by preawarded emergency contracts that allow us to perform that wide range of public works and engineering-related support. in florida, right now we have 600 professionals. that's corps of engineers, civilians, our military and our contracting partners moving generators forward to assist the state of florida to provide emergency power. we're assisting the state of florida to provide assessment of the infrastructure. many of you've seen the pictures, media that shows what's been damaged. we're providing backstop support. currently, we're working on nine hospitals as well as helping lee county determine where its water distribution system is currently l

>> well, we should note lindsey graham is one of those republicans who said just this summer on cnn, it should be left to the state. i mean, it doesn't make necessarily smart political sense, but i think that what lindsey graham is doing here is trying to rally the base of the republican party. which has had, as a life force, as a through line for nearly 50 years, overturning roe v. wade. but that has been such a motivational cause. now the party is the dog that caught the car, anderson. what you have is, the party does not seem very prepared for the sort of, what then? so they achieve this 50 your quest of having roe overturned, and now they're scrambling to get to a place to sort of answer the what then. graham proposes this as an opportunity he things to try and rally the conservative pro-life republican base, but obviously democrats sees this as a political opening. >> yes, kirsten, democrats have been warning voters that this is exactly what many republicans wanted to do, regardless of talk about states rights, how big of a gift is senator graham just give to the democrats going

how big a gift did senator graham just give democrats going into the midterms? >> i think in political terms it's a big gift. i think if you look at it substantively, for many people in this country it's very, very frightening. he is just saying the part out loud and that's what they're upset about, that he's just talking about what they want to do when they get into office. it wasn't a month ago that he was echoing the state's rights argument that the states should be arguing this. so, i think the big fear for a lot of people, not just democrats, is that if the republicans get into office that this is what they're going to do. what he has done is he's made that argument front and center. as a political matter it makes no sense. i don't see how it could possibly help the republicans. and that's why you see republicans getting so upset and being unhappy that he has brought up something that does not work to their benefit. >> i mean, david, this is not the first time lindsey graham has said something which is completely the reverse of what he has previously said.

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graham was wondering if this is such a great story what are other peoplereporting it ? there was a moment in october i think just after you published this story where there was an enormous boost post that was when walter cronkite devoted a significant part of 2 broadcast to the watergate story. bob, talk about what the significance of that was to the reporting you were doing and to the post . >> what cronkite did was utterly amazing. they did a 15 minute segment and essentially it's put our stories in the front page of the washington post and it was the whole basis for the 15 minute part and then we had a second 15 minute part prepared was down to seven minutes because what bill bailey ... >> had been approached by colson. >> and an approach by colson means i hammer andscrewdriver and he folded a little bit but not completely . and sally quinn was saying that was just ecstatic about that story catherine brown and her memoirs says at that point the washington post is this local paper. walter put us on the map. and she's right. it was a local paper. you couldn't buy the w

and there's no bad time to defend the unborn. >> graham's plan is in line with most european nations. but doing it on a national level strays from republicans who say it's a question that states should handle as they argued after the supreme court struck down roe v. wade. >> i think most of the members of my conference prefer that this be dealt with at the state level. >> in politics, timing is everything. the bill was announced two months ahead of the midterm elections providing messaging fodder for democrats. >> can you call it whatever you want, senator graham because government mandated pregnancy. >> telling them that they have to carry a child to term that is forced birth regardless of the circumstances. >> but republicans say democrats haven't been as vocal in saying if there are any limits to their pro-choice position. senator marco rubio, a co-sponsor of graham's bill noted republicans have laid out their limit and democrats have not. >> if you don't support any restrictions then your position is you support abortion on demand for any reason at any time up to the moment of bir

graham comes out. he wants to make a big show of this. tom says, i'm really thinking about inflation and the rail would strike and mitch mcconnell says i don't really want to talk about it. everyone comes running away from it almost doesn't as it comes out and gets mad for anyone covering it. what that say to you? >> well, a lot of people want to distance themselves from it. that's for sure. but i think it's important to know that difference. even for those candidates out at that say, oh, i wouldn't support what lindsey graham is saying on the republican side, the question to them as would they put roe v. wade into law? with a correct the supreme court reversal of 50 years of precedent to simply say, women should be able to have the freedom to make their own decision about -- not have ted cruz in the waiting room. not let politicians make the decision. that's what candidates have to answer. no matter what they think of student -- senator graham's proposal, none of them, as far as i know, on the republican side, and running for senate here

but to this issue itself senator graham's position not unreasonable at all. democrats position way out of the main stream. problem is it's like your friend coming over and asking how your grandma is three weeks after the funeral. it is not the right time for this, right? >> okay. we're gonna leave it there. panel, thank you very much. we will see you again next sunday. that is it for today. i'm shannon bream. thank you for joining me. have a great week. we will see you next fox news sunday. >> in the end drag racing and pro football can be boiled down to one simple objective: get across the line. in football that's the goal li line, and drag racing the finis line. to finish that task busy to sport and you will be the champion will request for a lon season. but the parallels don't end there. usually jennifer broome? mike and we have one of those too. the verge may have been nonstop all in his day but our hulk is also prone to acts of overwhelming strength and intimidation people just like o the gridiron the gamestop's abrupt the in the sport as well.

now you have lindsey graham. and you just got to be thinking, mitch is going how do i do this thisle decent and tweedle dumb. and this lindsey gift to the biden administration is unthinkable. >> yeah, yesterday was actually mist fig. is lindsey graham that insecure that he has to use the occasion of when the stock market is crashing, when the only issue that people are talking about all day yesterday, especially in politics is inflation. and he depose on to raise the draconian issue surrounding the republican party after the decision on abortion. let's resurrect that. i don't know. it was mystifying to see senator graham doing that. and i think the republicans despite their acute awareness of the difficulties surrounding the supreme court decision, they still might be really unaware of what's happening at the street level among ordinary people. the impact of this issue, abortion on voters. >> monday afternoon, vice president harris met with a group of civil rights leaders and planned parenthood and was arguing ab

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and there wouldn't be 60 votes for lindsey graham's vote. what you have here is a democrat and a republican putting out messaging bills. and the republican message on this bill is something that candidly is not unpopular. 15 weeks and the exceptions for rape, life of the mother, and incest. it's not unlike what they have in europe. and it's pretty -- stit's a prey standard republican position for the last decades. what chuck schumer said on the floor is a lie. they're trying to position it as a total national ban. that's not true. what graham laid out today were principles that most republicans and frankly a majority of voters, if you look at several national polls, would agree with. 15 weeks is fine, the exceptions are good. the democrat position is extreme and unpopular. abortion on demand anytime, all you want. >> congresswoman -- i just heard the republican endorsing what lindsey graham did today. i'm glad. i think they should keep these proposals up. what the american people found out is after all the efforts to stack this supreme court