

Jan. 26 — Sen. Lindsey Graham and Sen. Adam Schiff
11 snips Jan 26, 2025
Senator Lindsey Graham, a prominent Republican from South Carolina, shares his views on President Trump's controversial pardons for January 6th rioters. Meanwhile, Democratic Senator Adam Schiff discusses the preemptive pardons granted by President Biden to members of the January 6th committee. Together, they delve into the political ramifications of these actions, the balance of power in immigration policy, and the critical need for oversight to maintain democracy. The conversation highlights the challenges lawmakers face amidst a divided political landscape.
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Fund Border Security
- Fund border security efforts adequately to support mass deportation plans.
- Without Congressional funding, the plans will likely fail, according to Senator Graham.
Birthright Citizenship Challenge
- Birthright citizenship, enshrined in the 14th Amendment, faces a legal challenge by President Trump's executive order.
- Senator Graham believes there is a chance the Supreme Court might side with Trump, ending automatic citizenship for children born to illegal immigrants.
Blanket Pardons for January 6th
- President Trump issued blanket pardons for January 6th convicts, including those guilty of assaulting officers.
- Even Vice President Pence disagreed, stating those who committed violence should not be pardoned.