today right here in his hometown. >> benjy starlin in south carolina, thank you. i want to bring in the former chair of the south carolina republican party. good morning. >> good morning. so you've got a hometown guy in the race now, any chance you're rethinking your decisions over who to back in the primary? >> lindsey graham has a strong strong history in south carolina and there's a strong history in south carolina of people running for president. andrew jackson is the run we claim and argue with north carolina on where he was born. john calhoun, the vice president, strong on the campaign, fritz hollings who ended his campaign in new hampshire. with lindsey in concern, he's a close friend. we did a lot in the last primary to make sure lindsey got through. he's a clever, crafty, smart politician, and there are a lot of people running, but at the end of the day, lindsey graham's going to surprise people with