south carolina democrat jamie harrison has broken records bringing in an eye—popping $57 million in three months for his campaign against lindsay graham. before that, the biggest quarterly hole 38 million. that was beto o'rourke during his challenge to ted cruz in 2018. those are incredible numbers. in last year's uk general election, let's have a look. all political parties received a total of $40 million in donations. that is in total. what did they spend it on both here and what it is spent on over there? well, here they spent it ona over there? well, here they spent it on a lot of television advertising. but, remember, it doesn't guarantee you a victory. we all know what happened to be too o'rourke. he won all of that money he was the darling for the moment and he didn't win because it's very difficult for a democrat to win in texas. well, guess what? it's also very average

, but for jamie harrison. i'm trying to build a bridge to the future. our graham: if this is future, god help us all. [cross talk] sen. graham: it is nancy pelosi and hillary clinton are your political mentors, you are probably not conservative. they understand that if bernie is a champion, you are not conservative. what conservatives need to understand, this matters, the control of the senate is on the ballot. mr. harrison is playing a game with the ballots. the doctor is technically on the ballots, but he has asked his supporters to vote for me because he wants conservative judges. he has never answered the question, would he vote for justice barrett's, one of the most qualified women to be nominated in the history of the supreme court's. he opposed cavanaugh and gorsuch. god be with him when it comes to the big stuff. i think it is one of the most radical agendas coming out of nancy pelosi's house. if republicans keep the senate, i'm the budget chairman, if democrats take it, bernie sanders is the chairman.

is running foram reelection to a for dorm in south carolina against jamie harrison. their final televised debate. south carolina etv partnered with the courier to host this debate. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] host: good evening and welcome carolina20 south senate debate. i'm gavin jackson. with just four days to election day, south carolina has seen a record number of early voters but there are still more ballots to be cast. the candidates are looking for your votes -- senator lindsey graham and democratic challenger jamie harrison. begin, the ground rules -- each candidate will have the opportunity to make a one minute opening statement. from there, each h

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jamie harrison has gotten a lot of money from instate, lindsey graham a lot of money from out of state. as a visitor, i was annoyed by all the ads. you turn on your phone to youtube or the tv news, you're inundated. >> >> you went into journalism to make money? >> i know, right? >> joe biden is maintaining his lead over the president, but how much can we trust the current polls? our panel weighs in. the u.s. reaching yet another record day of covid-19 cases. how easily can the disease spread through one single room as cold weather forces so many people indoors. ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. [ engine revs ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. smells more amazing than ever. flings now so their laundry isn't that the dog's towel? hey, me towel su towel. more gain scent plus oxi boost and febreze in every gain fling. i'm a peer educator,... a fitness buff,... and a champion for my own health. i talked with my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with... dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starti

now, you are in a tight race in south carolina against jamie harrison. it has been marked as a toss-up. if the senate goes to the democrats and perhaps the presidency as well, you named a ton of issues right there that can be expected. senator kamala harris has said issue number one, priority. doing away with tax cuts. what do you think packing the court. what is the first thing they do? >> well, i think they do away with the tax cuts. the economy is growing at 33% if you want to throw a wet blanket on this covid then what? you will have a supreme court full of liberals. they will change the number from 9 to 13 or restructure the court to make it liberal. they are going to do away with the legislative filibuster. they will make d.c. a state with the same standing as south carolina. the most important thing is everything president trump has done to secure our border, work with mexico they are going to undo. they have illegal immigrants free healthcare. half the world will be here. they will get back into the iranian nuclear agreement which is a disaster f

leland: senator lindsey graham, democratic challenger jamie harrison faced off of their final debate. the south carolina senate race has become one of the hardest and most expensive senate battles in modern history. democrats need to pick up four seats in the senate to win their quest for control, three seed center joe biden presidency to break any tie. in new york, more on the current map. >> reporter: in terms of money, shattering fundraising records, how many people have voted. there are several senate races to watch because they are battleground states. take south carolina. just days from the election new polls show the race between lindsey graham the democratic challenger jamie harrison pretty tight, some showing them as close as 3 points with graham ahead. more than 1 million people have cast ballots, that has doubled the record for absentee voting in the 2016 general election. from a fundraising perspective graham has raised $72 million. harrison in the same timeframe has raised $107.5 million, graham has spent less then harrison and has more cash on hand. listens what both sen

senator lindsey graham versus democratic challenger, jamie harrison. they squared off in their final debate, tonight. guess who is here, you are never going to believe it. senator linds -- no, senator harris is here. that as senator harris and joe biden ramp up their rallies in the final days before election day. >> hello, minnesota! want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements- neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and ge

jamie harrison trying to topple incumbent lindsey graham, a you track voter suppression across the country. what a s activistsing about what they're detecting on the ground? yamiche: there's a lot nervousness ability votern, suppress especially looking at states like south carolina, states like georgia. people are very worried that th republican legislature which of course are many and plentiful in this t country,t they will somehow find a way to have legislation as well as backing of voter supprsion efforts. th 're very worried that there are polling stations that are going to be close. they're worried about long lines. they'll face four hours, six hour lines. republicans have been the party that historicallyad has the most voter suppression in terms of allegations. we remember the north carolina judge saying in that state republicans targeted black voters with surgical precision to try to suppress their votes. so i think there's a lot o nervousness among democrats. that's why you've heard joen biay, as well as michelle obama, as well as barack obam te early, make a plan. because democrat

harrison. at 8:35 p.m. eastern, we take for a easton -- houston stop by kamala harris. you can follow our live coverage online at c-span.org. >> with four days left until election day, on november 3, when voters decide who will control congress and occupy the white house next year, stay with c-span. watch campaign 2020 coverage every day on c-span must stream or on demand at c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. your place for an unfiltered view of politics. over the past week on the washington journal, we have been focusing on key battleground states this election year with political reporters and political analysts on the ground, trying to gain clues as to what will happen in four days. happen in four days. today, we are looking at north carolina. tomorrow, we will wrap up with arizona. tim boyum is the host of capital tonight and the host of tying it together, a podcast. he joins us now to talk about the tar heel state. why is north carolina important this year compared to 2016? gue

harrison. at 8:35 p.m. eastern, we take for a easton -- houston stop by kamala harris. you can follow our live coverage online at c-span.org. >> with four days left until election day, on november 3, when voters decide who will control congress and occupy the white house next year, stay with c-span. watch campaign 2020 coverage every day on c-span must stream or on demand at c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. your place for an unfiltered view of politics.

harrison. then we will take you to houston for a campaign stop by kamala harris. you can also find all of our live coverage online at c-span2 org. sunday night, a look at election security with matthew wilde and cnet. >> florida could be called by 11:00 p.m., because the account so much of their early voting quickly. so, we have states like michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania, states that will be determinative in this election and they have a policy on how early they can counterbalance. >> i think that cybersecurity experts are less concerned right now about the threats to vote counting, than they have been in years past. and that is because of the increase of paper records and increased coordination among the states and the federal government. there are reasons to feel good that the security of this election will be better. announcer: mail-in ballots intellection security on sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q & a. announcer: now a washington post interview with policy director pe

then, jamie harrison holding a debate this evening. we will bring that live to you stunning at 7:00 p.m. eastern. harris,tor, kamala campaigns in houston tonight. live coverage starts at 835 -- eddie: 30 5 p.m. here-- a 8:35 p.m. here on c-span. been focusing on key battleground states with political reporters and analysts on the ground trying to get clues into what is good to happen in four days. today, we are looking at north carolina. tomorrow, we will wrap up with arizona. tim boyum is the host of capital tonight and the host of tying it together, a podcast. he joins us now to talk about the tar heel state. why is north carolina important this year compared to 2016? guest: it is continuing to become a microcosm of the nation. we are a split nation. we have urban centers that continue to grow and become more democratic. we have our rural areas that are more conservative. those are shrinking. the state is changing. the economy is changing. athink it represents microcosm of the entire country. host: where do the polls stand right now?

then, jamie harrison holding a debate this evening. we will bring that live to you stunning at 7:00 p.m. eastern. harris,tor, kamala campaigns in houston tonight. live coverage starts at 835 -- eddie: 30 5 p.m. here-- a 8:35 p.m. here on c-span. been focusing on key battleground states with political reporters and analysts on the ground trying to get clues into what is good to happen in four days. todae

senator, lindsey graham, and his democratic opponent, jamie harrison, are holding a debate this evening. we will have that for you live starting at 7:00 eastern. campaigns inrris houston tonight, starting at 835 p.m. eastern. watch it here on c-span. also, live coverage online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. announcer: with 4 days left , stay withion day c-span. everyday onoverage , on c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. your place for an unfiltered view of politics. next, eric holder, the former attorney general under president obama, and newt gingrich join the washington post to talk about election day. he discusses the trump administration, voter turnout, and voter suppression. this is 40 minutes. robert: good afternoon. i'm bob costa, reporter from the washington post. welcome back to the post lives election daily show. daily show. we launched this show yesterday so you could have up-to-the-minute election news every day at 1 p.m. eastern. today, i will be joined by former house speaker, newt gingrich, who is a strong supporter of president tr

lindsey graham and his democratic opponent jamie harrison are holding a debate this evening and we will bring that to you live starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern. vice presidential candidate senator kamala harris campaigns in houston. coverage starts at 8:30 five eastern on c-span. you can find all of our coverage online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. we have four days left until election day

harrison debate. live coverage at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. is the daughter and advisor to president trump. she had lined an event in bluebell, pennsylvania, a pennsylvania suburb. she is interviewed by sarah huckabee sanders. this is 30 minutes. >> thank you, very much. thank you. we might need to spend a little more time here. outk you so much for coming on a little bit of a dreary day. thankfully i brought some sunshine with me. one of my very most favorite people, somebody who i know you all love, and someone who has been working extremely hard over the last four years, but particularly the last several weeks, making sure we get donald trump reelected for four more years. [chanting "four more years"] i will jump right in. please welcome my good friend, you ivanka trump. ♪ ivanka: what energy that this is great. an amazing way to start the day. are you excited for five days from now? i could sense that. i don't think we have seen this much enthusiasm anywhere we've been. is safe toy think it s

harrison debate. live coverage at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. is the daughter and advisor to president trump. she had lined an event in bluebell, pennsylvania, a pennsylvania suburb. she is interviewed by sarah huckabee sanders. this is 30 minutes. >>

days before election day, senator lindsey graham and his democratic opponent jamie harrison debate. 7:00coverage begins at p.m. eastern on c-span. holder, former attorney general under president obama, and former house speaker, newt gingrich, join "the washington post" to discuss election day. mr. holder discusses voter suppression. mr. gingrich discusses the race in georgia. this is 40 minutes. good afternoon. i'm bob costa, reporter from the washington post. welcome back to the post lives daily show. we launched this show yesterday so you could have up-to-the-minute election news every day at 1 p.m. eastern. today, i will be joined by former house speaker, newt gingrich, who is a strong supporter of president trump. in just a minute, i will be joined by former attorney general eric holder, who has been working on redistricting for years now with president obama and he has been advocating for democratic nominee emma joe biden. two great guests today. first, i wanted to run through my notebook with the headlines i'm paying attention to in these final days. number one, florida -- remem

harrison has raised a record amount of fundraising and that's another very close race. a few other states, georgia has two seats up for grabs. if there's not a majority a candidate wins on election night, that will go to a special runoff election in january. two other to pay attention to it in iowa joni ernestst and susan collins are holding on to their seats. there's a lot of close races to pay close attention to. >> we hear iowa is going there this weekend. jennifer, thank you. we'll continue the conversation on the election. yesterday we spoke to the chair of the republicans and now it's ndice, thank you for joining us this morning. you heard jen say she's from arizona and all about the swing states. you're from central pennsylvania. i want to ask you, although pennsylvania is really known for gas, joe biden's comments about moving away from fossil fuels in general has not bode well with many who work in the industry, will that hurt his chances in his home state. >> good morning. i don't think so. i associate more with the pittsburgh side of pennsylvania, a lot of co

days before election day, senator lindsey graham and his democratic opponent jamie harrison debate. 7:00coverage begins at p.m. eastern on c-span. holder, former attorney general under president obama, and former house speaker, newt gingrich, join "the washington post" to discuss election day. mr. holder discusses voter suppression. mr. gingrich discusses the race in georgia. this is 40 minutes. robert:

jamie harrison is tightening the race. we just don't know how that race is going to turn out. one other state i was going to mention, main. e. who voted no for amy coney barrett, she is defending her seat. those are a few of the races we could watch. if biden wins the white house, democrats will need three seats to take over the majority of the senate. if eitan does not take the white house, the democrats will need four seats. a lot to watch in terms of the senate races. you so much.nk outlining whether it is going to be a blue wave or tied let's get to the first word news with laura wright. is seeing digital spending rebound. it is a slower pace than a year ago but a stark contrast from previous three months. youtube is the fastest-growing part of their business, bringing in about $5 billion. saysny's chancellor european leaders should have acted sooner to control the pandemic. sources have told us of her private comments. she says political realities stopped them from imposing reactions, but they will have to act faster in the future. france aiming to limit its contraction t

come wednesday, you are not going to see anymore jamie harrison adds. [applause] in new yorkeople and california, keep wasting your money. we may get outraised, but we are not going to get out devoted, and that is what matters -- get out voted. race isusiasm in this incredible, because people see the difference about where i will take the country and mr. harrison. president trump has done more in his first term in anybody since ronald reagan. [applause] the man i am going to introduce in a minute has just been by his side every step of the way. did you see the debate with the vice president? [applause] i don't think i've ever been more proud. i've known mike pence for a long time. i knew him when he was in the house, and i'm going to introduce him in a second, but i want to let you know what the country knows, that this is the biggest choice election in your lifetime. it is the difference between conservative judges and liberal judges. it is the difference between nine judges and god knows how many more. the people in charge of the democratic party are

jamie harrison is running a strong race in south carolina. and there are two senate races in georgia. one point ahead of the republican senator david purdue in georgia and in the other georgia senate race, the current pastor of martin luther king jr.'s church, the ebenezer baptist church, is running ahead in a very crowded field of 20 candidates which will probably trigger the need for a run-off election in january because georgia law requires senate candidates to win at least 50% of the vote. the same poll that shows reverend warnock running first in the georgia senate election shows joe biden one point ahead of donald trump in georgia. donald trump won georgia in 2016 by five points today joe biden endorsed both senate candidates in georgia reverend warnock and ossoff. he's cal pain tomorrow with two stops in atlanta and warm springs. reverend raphael warnock will join us next. warnock will join us next this administration and senate republicans want to overturn laws requiring insurance companies to cover people with pre-existing conditions

lindsey graham in the race for his life against challenger jamie harrison. jamie harrison joins us next. ♪ greetings mortal! your journey requires liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. liberty power! wow. that will save me lots of money. you're insured! this game's boring. let's get tacos. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (fisherman vo)ce) how do i register to vote?ential election... hmm!.. hmm!.. hmm!.. (woman on porch vo) can we vote by mail here? (grandma vo) you'll be safe, right? (daughter vo) yes! (four girls vo) the polls! voted! (grandma vo) go out and vote! it's so important! (man at poll vo) woo! (grandma vo) it's the most important thing you can do! >>> one of the most closely watched senate races in the country is south carolina, where incumbent senator lindsey graham, republican, finds himself in the race of his life against insurgent democrat jamie harrison, who has raised record amounts of money over the last several months. and jamie harrison joins me now

jamie harrison has attracted national attention in his bid to unseat long-time senator lindsey graham. >> this is about the future of our country and our state. >> reporter: recent polls show georgia's raphael warnoc, pastor of the church once led by martin luther king jr. with a double-digit lead over the republican incumbent. so, why now? experts point to a voting base galvanized by recent protests over racial injustice. >> say her name! >> reporter: and inspiration. namely in 2018 a surge of house candidates and stacey abrams historic gubernatorial run in georgia. >> we talk to these candidates, they're inspired by what they've seen and if they can do it, why not now? >> what i would like to see in the future, where it's normalized where you don't have to say this say black woman candidate and she's the first. >> reporter: hoping to bring the nation's diversity to washington. blayne alexander, nbc news, chattanooga, tennessee. >>> when we come back, the epic way one woo! you are busy... working, parenting, problem solving. at new chapter vitamins we've been busy too... innovating,

. >>> coming up, the gloves are coming off as jamie harrison tries to pull off an historic upset by unseating long-time senator lindsey graham. >> lindsey graham had a few rallies the other day and you could put all of the people in his rallies in phone booth. in his rallies in phone booth 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 cause serious infections that can lead to death. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs that can lead to death. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including trouble breathing, shortness of breath, cough, or chest pain. before taking ibrance, tell your docto

but, you know, if we have an opportunity, if we work hard enough to elect folks like jamie harrison, make sure we protect seats like gary peters and make sure we unseat republicans like jodi ernst and have the opportunity to have the white house, the senate and the house majority democratically controlled, then i believe we have an obligation to the american people to show what a democratic administration can actually accomplish and that we can govern and that we can truly have leaps in policy, that people can feel in their everyday lives that make voting democratic worth -- not just worthwhile, but a memorable shift from just a flat line of this idea of bipartisanship which often just becomes republican manipulation. >> you went on twitch this week and played the video game among us with popular internet personalities to encourage young people to vote. i am not a young voter. i had it ask my children what twitch is and what among us is. they knew all about it, of course. that video has now more than 5 million views. where did the idea come from and is it possible to kind of translat

jamie harrison is the democrat candidate for south carolina senate running against lindsey graham. thank you, sir. >>> meanwhile, we've got brand-new polling moments ago showing the presidential race in texas is shaping up in an interesting fashion. this is a survey from "the dallas morning news." and it shows joe biden with a three-point lead over donald trump in the lone star state. 48-45%. again, right within the margin of error, but joe biden leading. this lead does -- the margin of error is 3%. it speaks volumes, because we are talking about texas, historically, one of the reddest states in the united states. i want to welcome karine jean-pierre, campaign chief of staff to vice presidential nominee kamala harris and a senior adviser to the biden campaign. kari karine, good to see you. thank you for being with us. i want to talk about you and kamala harris and the campaign. but let's just for a second talk about texas. i want to be clear, it's within the margin of error, but to see a presidential race in texas where a democrat is leading a republican is something that has not b

win the senate seat. >> and i'm going to be talking to jamie harrison very, very shortly. congressman clyburn, let me ask you about something you said to "time" magazine this week. you said, this election is much more than whether or not there will be law enforcement reform or a cure for covid or whether we will have the economic development we need to create jobs. none of that will matter if trump is re-elected. if trump is re-elected, it will seal the fortunes of this democracy. it will be no more. there are some people who would say, that's strong language from you, to say that the re-election of donald trump may actually challenge democracy itself in america. >> well, ali, you know, i've studied history all of my life. i used to teach history. i still consult with history on a day-to-day basis. and i know trends when i see them. and i know that when i was coming along back in 1954, we had a 9-0 supreme court decision against segregation, against second-class citizenship in favor of those of us who suffered that history. today, we have seen the court go now after next w

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my good friend jamie harrison in south carolina, so many races here, reverend sharpton, where we are running really competitive. but make no mistake about it, everything's going to be close. that's why while i'm heartened by the turnout to date, we got more work to do. everybody's got to get out there and vote. vote this weekend if your state permits. go to the polls tomorrow. get out there. figure out where you have to go we can take the senate but only if everybody gets out there. we can take kansas. what's the matter with kansas? nothing, they're voting democrat. but we got to get out there and vote. >> all right. tom perez, chairman of the democratic national committee, thank you for being with us this afternoon. or this evening. >> my pleasure. >>> joining me now, former spokesperson for hillary clinton and michael steele, former republican national committee chairman. mileage, i' this week you announced you are rejecting your party's nominee and endorsing joe biden. you write in an editorial and i'm quoting you, i'm a republican, voting for joe biden over trump because i'm an a

harrison, who has outraised him by tens of millions of dollars. the cbs news battleground tracker shows republican incumbents trailing by four points in iowa, 10 points in north carolina, and 11 points in arizona. with the senate currently split 53-47, democrats need to net just three or four seats to win control, and there are plenty of ways for them to do it. of the 14 races, cbs news considers very or somewhat competitive, 12 involve seats currently held by republicans. with democrats now pouring money into reach states like kansas and texas, g.o.p. donors have rushed in to level the playing field, casino magnate sheldon adelson and his wife giving $75 million. but it doesn't help that senators are stuck in washington, finalizing the confirmation of supreme court nominee amy coney barrett instead of back home campaigning. senate leader mitch mcconnell is hoping to wrap up soon. he's up for reelection, too. > we will give this nominee the vote she deserves. >> reporter: even if democrats have a good night on election night, we still may not know

with me now is jamie harrison, a democratic candidate for senate. jamie, it is good to have you. thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me. there is a lot of excitement around your campaign. you raised tons and tons of money. one thing that i noticed that is interesting is trump is pretty popular there. you don't mention him by name when you're out there campaigning. the question that i have for you, i ask congressman clyburn this the other day, who is the voter that votes for donald trump and then votes for you? >> you know, i don't really ask people about whether or not they are voting for trump or joe biden. i'm running against lindsey graham. i hope that the voter voting for jamie harrison is a voter that wants to bring hope back to south carolina. who is tired of lindsey graham going to washington dc to represent dc instead of south carolina. we live in a state where 30% of rural communities don't have access to broadband. they can't do what they are doing thousand. 14 of our 46 counties have now obgyns. i know you had a baby last year. we had a baby as well. 14 of

lookinghow is the race between lindsey graham and jamie harrison? frank: the polls are close. it will be interesting. down to birder to nap. so far, it is going pretty well for early voting, mail-in voting we will have to see. it may not be called on november 3, it may have to go beyond. but it is a testament of how unsettled the electorate is at the current state. know, small businesses need to be held so they can survive. after the great recession, it was small businesses who created the majority of jobs getting the economy back on track, not big business. but all we are concerned about is wall street. we ought to be concerned about main street. vonnie: thank you. we would love to check in with you again before too long to see how those small businesses are going. you are featured as well in our story on the bloomberg, so i would urge everyone to read that on bloomberg.com. our thanks to frank knapp. also the small business for america cochair. tonight at 7:30, the year of crisis. we look at the year in credit disconnect. surging after paypal allows the use of cryptocurrenci

right now jamie harrison has been putting out ads. a third-party conservative christian. quite a few people in my city who have been putting up posts, saying, who is the conservative to vote for if you don't like lindsey graham? we like him a lot more than jamie harrison in terms of policy. host: thank you for calling in. support viceom our president biden line. how did it go for you tonight? caller: i am actually very impressed with how biden spoke about race in the country. when it comes to being a president, it is good to admit the mistakes of the past, like him and kamala harris have done not great things for the black community. it is good to say we made this mistake and this is how we can move forward as a country. host: you appreciated his remarks about the 1994 crime bill? caller: yes. if you know you have done this in the past, you know who it affects, but you can move forward and work with these people to make things better for everyone. you won't find that with the president currently. you will never hear him admit something was wrong. host: what is the enthusi

not only do they think she lent legit me see, but lindsey graham is neck in neck against jamie harrison, using those proceedings essential to his re-election campaign at the moment. i just asked lindsey graham whether he would use feinstein's remarks praising stewardship of the committee as part of the campaign ad going forward. he said they're on polar opposite issues, will not use her praise as part of his re-election campaign and that praise where she did say these are the best hearings i have sat through, has had such impact among democrats. some democrats want her gone as top democrat on the judiciary committee, and their party takes the senate in the fall, she would be chairman of the committee next congress. uncertain if she gets that position. chuck schumer, top democrat, has not said if he has confidence in her remaining in the top post. he had conversations with her. while democrats are concerned about it, republicans like lindsey graham are defending her, john. >> that political fallout will continue for some time as you rightly know. grateful for the live reporting there. >>

harrison or more lindsey graham. in an election like this where attitudes are hardened going in that may not matter as much the money you raise. where it can make a difference, get out the vote efforts. making sure you get people to the polls and messages about how to vote and mistakes to avoid. that can make a difference in a lot of these races. what's also happened is that in races where democrats would not normally be gcompetitive, and let's face it in a cacophonous environment, they've been able to compete in places where they otherwise would not be able. and that makes it harder for republicans because they have to send resources to states where otherwise they wouldn't have to worry about it at all. so money makes a difference. it's not going to determine the outcome of elections, but it can really help you to broaden that playing field. >> thanks very much, norm. henry, we're going to turn to you. we're already beginning to hear stories about a wave election like 1964, or 1980. in the latest polls biden has a 1

harrison. lindsey is in trouble. harrisson just blew away the all-time record for most money raised in one quarter. which is why lindsey graham has been doing a lot of this. >> i'm getting outraised 3-1, outspent 4-1. if you want to help me fight back go to lindsey graham.com, 5 or 10 bucks from half your audience would fill in the gap that i'm facing. >> get on our website, lindsey graham.com, five or ten bucks goes a long way. >> lindsay graham.com, help me. >> if you want to help me, lindsey graham.com. >> lindsey graham.com. >> lindsey graham, lindsey graham, lindsey graham.com,.com, help me, help me, help mee. >> you need to have my back, please, lindsey graham.com. >> trevor: god dam it, man, lindsey doesn't sound like is he running for senate, he sounds like he is being held hostage by somali pirate, help me, help me, sen money, they said they are the cap pain now it is sad to watch because lindsey graham has basically turned fox news into one long infomercial for his campaign. although

harrison. >> reporter: to georgia. >> you do not find a lot of people in washington and exactly why we got to get him there. >> reporter: to maine. >> help elect gideon and make sure if joe biden wins he'll have a senate ready to work with him to move our country forward. >> reporter: and in michigan for gary peters. >> gary was there every step of the way helping save the auto industry, protecting the great lakes, covering preexisting conditions. ♪ >> reporter: yet there is little doubt obama's chief focus is on trump. and the feeling at the the president's campaign rallies is mutual. >> he campaigned harder than hillary clinton did for hillary and it just made her stronger. i want him to campaign so much. i want him to campaign. you know? because we are going to do even better. >> now the former president, jake, is beginning his stop here in philadelphia right now at a meeting with black leaders at a community center in north philadelphia. this is one of the specific audiences the former president is trying to reach black men. they believe that they need to increase their suppor

certainly, that has not been a problem for jamie harrison or lindsey graham. in an election like this where attitudes are hard and going in, that may not matter as much the money that you raised. where it can make a difference is in get out the vote efforts. transportation for people to get to the polls, messages about how to vote and what mistakes to avoid. that can make a difference in a lot of these races. thathas also happened is in races were democrats would not normally be competitive, where you aren't going to have the money to get the message across, cacophonous environment where it takes a lot to get that message across. they have been able to compete in places where they otherwise would not be able. that makes it harder for republicans because they have to send resources to states where otherwise they wouldn't have to worry about it at all. money makes a difference. it's not going to determine the outcome of elections, but it will help you to run the playing field. >> henry, we are going to turn to you. we are already beginning to hear stories about

he has a real race ahead, jamie harrison good when. that does not necessarily mean that he could -- that he is favored to but it's worth watching. host: we want to show you some of the ads taking place looking at the senate race. the first is from the national republican senatorial committee which is against theresa greenfield and iweb. the second -- in iowa, and the second is jj hager. [video clip] out-of-state liberals are flooding iowa with money, over $70 million to elect teresa greene yield because greenfield supports their extreme agenda. thatrefused to say crossing the border illegally is a crime. and she supports a government controlled health insurance which would force rogue route for all hospitals to close. theresa greenfield is too liberal for iowa. [video clip] >> six months since the senate has done anything. texas out of work and getting sick. small business is shattering and john cornyn has no action or leadership. he when his party talks rushes through a supreme court nominee. i did three tours in afghanistan, earned a

harrison, and south carolina. as if rosie o'donnell and barbra streisand were not enough competition, now they are bringing in barack obama. joining us with reaction, senator lindsey graham. what did they raise, like, $100 million? you are like the new ted cruz in the selection cycle, going up against big bozo with $100 million. >> my opponent raise the most money in the history of the united states senate to take me out, the two ladies who confronted me at the airport were nasty, they were mean, they call judge barrett a racist, they tried to intimidate me. about 150 showed up at my house in washington, broke my window, it's been that way since kavanaugh, now president obama weighing in, the people of south carolina going to have it come lindseygraham.com, a more determined than i've ever been in my life to make sure judge barrett gets on the court, report out of committee thursday, take her to the floor this weekend, i'll be managing the bill, and my answer to those two ladies is to put this fine woman on the su

i'm certainly hopeful that jamie harrison will defeat lindsey graham in the south carolina race. that jody earnst will be defeated. and all these senators who st d stood idly by in this era, who gave trump complicit acquiescence as he damaged this country in incal cuable ways, they should none of them serve in national leadership. it should be a disqualification for future presidential races. and over time you hope that the party would rebuild with a more decent bunch of characters than we have now. but the bottom line is all these senators have lashed themselves to trump. it's going down. and the reality is that in defeat the republican party is likely to become crazier. we'll have 30% of the country that never accepts the legitimacy of the election. the stab in the back, the betrayal, the conspiracy theory about how the election was stolen will become an article of faith for the majority of the republican party, you know, that also believes for instance that president obama was a muslim born in kenya despite all the contrary evidence that in fact he was not. he was a native bor

two weeks from now and now barack obama is being deployed to back senator graham's challenge jamie harrison in south carolina. now they are bringing in barack obama. joining us with reaction. senator lindsey graham. did they raise like $100-million? you are the new ted cruz in this election cycle going up against bozo with $100-million? >> those two ladies were trying to intimidate me. some showed at my house and broke my window. i will be stuck up here getting the judge confirmed. i am more determined than i have ever been to make sure judge barrett gets on this court next monday and take her to the floor this weekend. i will manage the bill. my answer to those two ladies is to put this fine woman on the supreme court where she needs to be. lindsey graham.com. help me stand up to this mob. if these people take over our government, god help us all. they were trying to ruin diane feinstein's life for giving me a hug. >> sean: chuck schumer said no more filibuster. they will pack the courts and they want puerto rico statehood. you have your race and mcsally and tillis in north carolina and pu