their lifetime. that's according to a new report from zip recruiters. 70% say they are picking jobs they feel won't be automated in the near future. those fears may not be unfounded. the work most at risk, physical jobs like operating machinery, fast food and data collection and processing. >> thinking about what you're doing in college, kids, think about what will be around. >> the skilled trades are a great future. >> all right. that time. thanks for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com this is president donald trump, and i need alabama to go vote for roy moore. >> i want to make sure he sends a message of who we are.

>> the allegations are false. i did not mow left anyone. >> i did not vote for roy moore. the state of alabama deserves better. >> any woman who has felt violated or mistreated in any way, they have every right to speak up. >> this fire has been very rapidly moving. do what you want now to prepare. >> i'm heartbroken but we're thankful we're alive. >> it is more intense, more widespread. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is your "new day". sit monday, december 11th, 6:00 here in new york. here's our starting line. the national spotlight is on alabama's hotly contested special election for a senate seat. president trump is all in with roy moore, totally embracing him, all but ignoring the allegations against him.

the president recording a phone call, rallying over the weekend for a man accused of child molestation. richard shelby bucking saying he can't vote for roy moore. he chose a write-in candidate. didn't say who. doug jones barn storming the state. one of the top-ranking women saying the women accusing president trump should be heard. that is nikki haley. she is notably going off message from the white house position that the women have all lied. this comes as self democratic senators are calling on president trump to resign over allegations of sexual assault and harassment. we have all of this covered for you. let's begin with kaley hartung with our top story in montgomery, alabama. what's happening there today,

kaley? >> reporter: president trump is ramping up his efforts to try to get roy moore elected. these explosive allegations against moore, the democratic party is hopeful they have an opportunity to pick up a seat here. >> hi. this is president donald trump, and i need alabama to go vote for roy moore. >> reporter: president trump making a final push to bolster the republican nominee and accused child molester roy moore, recording a robocall after touting his support for moore at a rally in florida. >> this country, the future of this country cannot afford to lose a seat in the very, very close united states senate. we cannot afford it, folks. >> reporter: for the second time in one week, former chief strategist steve bannon

campaigning for moore. >> if they can destroy roy moore, they can stroeu you. >> reporter: moore's candidacy continuing to divide the gop with the state's most prominent republican richard shelby denouncing it on cnn. >> so many cuts. so many drip, drip, drip. when it got to the 14-year-old story, that was enough for me. i said i can't vote for roy moore. the state of alabama deserves better. >> reporter: moore's opponent, democrat doug jones, turning shelby's remarks into an ad and robocall, seeming to avoid the spotlight. remaining out of sight other than a taped program. >> i had no encounter with them. i never molested anyone. >> reporter: jones on the other hand barnstorming the state

alongside democrats who are pouring money and resources into the race. >> i want to make sure when my granddaughters grow up they don't have to endure those who women did. >> reporter: an attempt to shore up the black vote, critical for jones. u.s. ambassador to the united nations saying anyone who speaks up about sexual behavior should be heard, including president trump's accusers. >> they should be heard and dealt with. we heard from them prior to the election. and i think any woman who felt violated or mistreated in any way, they have every right to speak up. >> reporter: those remarks from one of the highest ranking women in the trump administration. that is notable from the

president's longstanding assertion that the allegations are false and part of a smear campaign. he will have lunch with the have the. alvin, chris. >> kaylee, thank you very much. you are in some spot spot down there. let's bring in john avlon and gregory. the most recent polling that cnn would repeat is from the "washington post" taken around thanksgiving. statistical dead heat. you have the president all in. you have richard shelby the senior citizen down there -- the senior citizen. the senior senator. i love richard shelby. >> that's a big voice. the republican establishment. but there is a lot of people in

the republican establishment who will come out against moore. he has been able to hang tough. not that there isn't damage done. the fact that this is such a close race shows you how much damage has been done by all the other issues viewed by so many as disqualifying about roy moore, his comments about russia in the past few days. his comments about 9/11, gay marriage, et cetera, 10 commandments. we almost forget how controversial he is. but it's a tight race. a couple of problems for the democrat doug jones. they are not used to having such a tight race. they get out the vote operation is really untested, not really this place. that becomes difficult. you have the president doing robocalls getting out his voters. steve bannon.

i wonder if people are reluctant to tell people they are for him. >> as we learn from exit polls, sometimes think of perverse pleasure in lying to pollsters about what they are going to do. >> there is no way to poll this special election in december. they are going to make the decision. it's going to come down to who shows up. and republicans who normally support the nominee stay home. the senior senator said i wouldn't bring myself to vote for the guy. whether they feel it is a foregone conclusion. so this is unfamiliar territory

for democrats even feeling a whisper of a prayer of a hope of winning a statewide race. that said, there are a lot of folks treating it as being foregone. let's not fall into that trap. this is a big race not only for the country, alabama, but also for the republican party. >> david, let's play the sound from richard shelby, senior senator, and the democrats way of using that sound. >> i didn't vote for roy moore. i wouldn't vote for roy moore. i think the republican party can do better. >> i believe those women. it's just like senator shelby said, when there's smoke, there's fire. there's fire in there. i want to make sure when my granddaughters grow up they don't have to go through the same thing those girls went through and sit silent for 34

years. i want to send a mental of who we are and why we are. >> such an unusual race. specific concerns of people in alabama haven't been a part of this race at all because of how large roy moore looms in. in all fairness, he may be there. we kept inviting him on. they played profile games with him as well, gregory. you have shelby weighing in. you have what this selection is supposed to be about. if roy moore wins, what do you believe happens. and do you believe this theory still gain because they can campaign on roy moore in 2018. >> yes. there's no question about it. they're going to run hard at roy moore. they are going to link it, as they are now, to trump and the women who have made accusations against him of sexual misconduct. no question about that. there's a lot here. he has been careful about his he profile, nationalizing the race. he has to be careful, even as he

tries to turn out african-americans, how he tries to still court the voters who might be for barack obama who might vote for him or republicans willing to vote for the democrat. the other thing john mentioned is important. a special election is different. maybe shelby's coming out against roy moore, not for jones but against roy moore, maybe it causes republicans to simply sit on their homes and stay home. >> right. you're saying it's different because there is no reason to go out and vote except this race. >> right. that becomes important. that's where the turnout operation becomes very important. >> and, you know, that shelby comment is already being pushed out in ads right now. the doug jones campaign losing no time. the ultimate third-party validator if you willment absentee ballot requests are up, particularly in urban areas. we will know on election day

when folks turn out, it's up to the citizens of alabama. they can either flip a seat, narrow the margin of the senate or not. we can look to failed specials in georgia being a counter example. this is a democracy in real-time and the implications are huge. if moore does win, if you're a deep red state or deep blue state you can say or do anything. you can say after the 10th amendment should be stricken from the constitution as moore did, and you can still win. that's a dangerous press tkepblt itself. >> i'm glad you brought that up. think of some of the things that roy moore has said apart from these allegations that are just so crazy. >> we have a piece later in the show where we will weigh out that alabama voters have to swallow if they go with roy

moore. and the allegations of these women are not even part of the piece. >> let's remember what we're focused on in terms of a national program about the race is different day in and day out. voters are hearing -- they're of course hearing about the women. but the differences on approach to abortion. what is going to motivate a conservative electorate. we have to bear that in mind. >> in terms of who and what will motivate the electorate, president trump did not need to jump in here. he did. and former president obama has recorded a robocall for doug jones. >> i don't know if they have used the obama robocall. >> right. they kept trying to nationalize

this. vote nor moore is a vote for trump. trump didn't quite go in the state. he tplt it was comfortable going as close as pensacola friday night. but he clearly is getting in, he wants the senate margin. and he is clearly not troubled by any of the accusations or policy positions of roy moore. and that's a big deal. to some extent, this is about whether the virginia momentum for democrats continues and can it continue even in the deep south. >> it is an interesting message. what happened with the accusations, that didn't motivate the president. but the seat did. raw numbers and political advantage and to those who said he wouldn't play those kind of politics. >> u.s. ambassador to the u.n. insisting any woman who feels

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u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley speaking about sexual misconduct and breaking with the white house. listen to this. >> women who accuse anyone should be heard. they should be heard and they should be dealt with. we heard from them prior to the election. and i think any woman who has felt violated or mistreated in

any way, they have every right to speak up. >> we are back with john avlon and gregory. that is quite different than what sarah sanders or the white house have said. how significant is that? >> that qualifies for the context of this administration and cabinet. it is a statement of solidarity of women. >> she didn't say believe. >> i just walked into chris cuomo's trap. heard is the language she used. the point chris has been making is that is very different than believed. >> heard, dealt with. they should be able to come forward. i think it's a minimum. >> but in the context of this administration, a cabinet member contradicting the president saying that the accusers of the president should be heard, that in the context of this administration is extraordinary. it almost makes you think she no

longer thinks she's going to be named secretary of state. that is not going to be well received in the west wing. >> good for her. how can she not say that? this is a minimum versus a maximum. nikki haley says they should be heard, dealt with, come forward. should they be believed? not all accusations are equal. many can't be false. you have to prove it, show it, get into it. then look at what nikki haley said about moving the embassy. it will help the peace process. that is difficult to justify except being full throated, i'm all in. it doesn't seem she's all in with all the women. >> i would agree for reasons john said. it is actually that much different. to me what sarah sanders is saying is these women were heard. they should be heard and they were heard before the election and voters rendered judgment is what is implicit in that.

sarah sanders is saying it much more explicitly. senator scott said that as well. if there is something to litigate here still we should do that. but i think that the way the president has moved forward defending himself against these allegations has been much more defiant, different, more successful than others. but it doesn't mean that he's not going to face a renewed threat because of it. but i don't think that nikki haley is taking a great step forward here. >> so this weekend you heard this mini ground swell of democrats starting to say, well, the president should resign. here's senator jeff murkley on that. at least 17 women have accused donald trump ol' sexual misconduct, and i believe them. he has bragged on television. i disagree with him on many things. but this is not about that.

it seems as though with al franken's resignation, this gives them now license to go for the president. >> that's right. this is almost where al franken died for bill clinton's sins. if this is the new standard moving forward -- >> what is the standard? i don't understand what happened with franken. not the idea of whether he is leaving or not, or advanced date in the future when he will leave. but what did he admit? david, help me out. the picture with the hands that kellyanne thinksis groping. they're beating me of the head with that. i thought that was a joke, that he was looking at somebody.

what is the standard? >> but he did apologize. >> yes. >> he did recognize these things that he had done. only then did he say i didn't do what i was accused of. >> yeah. i don't get what the standard is. you can't just say, you're over the mason-dixon line, the mendoza line in baseball. nine women accused you, you have to go. i didn't do these things, it was consensual. i don't get the standard. >> i agree. it's fuzzy at the moment. >> part of it is democrats being so eager to define a standard which is we're going to claim the high ground here. >> right. but it seems like, david, you put it perfectly there. it seems like that's what they're doing. >> well, yeah. >> that they are playing to advantage as opposed to the right thing.

>> senator cory booker basically spells it out. he said i just watched senator al frank endo the right thing and resigning from office. why isn't president trump doing the same thing who has more serious allegations against him, and more women who have come forward. the fact pattern on him is far more damning than the fact pattern on al franken. >> i think that was part of their calculus. we sack is guysed one of our own for a standard. the franken starpld is not a standard because no one can say what it is. it is the volume of accusations regardless of severity. and i think also it raises the question, he apologized reflexably. the denial standard of donald trump and roy moore is more politically palatable. >> this gets sticky. because obviously i don't believe in the nikki haley

standard of just hear them. it's not enough. there's too much pressure, social pressure not to come forward. there is an odd dynamic when it comes to women coming forward about this. i said from the beginning you can't put the onus on the women. it is not systemic change. it is easy for a corporation to fire someone. we're all replaceable. so i don't get what the standard is. i'm sorry you feel offended. is that the standard? i don't get it. >> i think the book is still being written. john avlon, gregory, thank you both very much. all right, look. you're not going the hear about polls anymore. it is all what happens in the actual race. it starts tomorrow. it will start on our watch. tune in tomorrow and we'll see what the voters decide to prioritize in this election in alabama tomorrow. we're going to take you down the

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i didn't vote for roy moore. i wouldn't vote for roy moore. i think the republican party can do better. >> all right. that's alabama's most prominent republican senator richard shelby breaking with president trump and his party announcing that he did not vote for roy moore. instead, he chose to write in a candidate instead. talk 99.5 in birmingham, alabama. great to see is you guys. it is so nice to check in with you as we have the last month. you give us the pulse of where the people are because they call in to your radio show. an tkraoep ya, do you have a sense how the state is leaning

today? >> i think the state is leaning roy moore, alisyn. we talked to you right after the "washington post" article came out. our listeners calling in, the ones who may have been on the line. they said, look, we're going to back the republican in this election. then we get back on the regular cycle and start voting for the next senate candidate next year. >> matt, explain that. people who weren't roy moore supporters now feel they are roy moore supporters. do you have a sense that the accusations of all of these women have worn off? >> well, i wouldn't say worn off, alisyn. i would say there's nothing new with roy moore to alabama. he's always been a controversial

figure. we will not know the truth by the time we go and vote tomorrow. we have to take the women at their word to a certain degree. at the same time, the judge said none of this happened. so you kind of revert back to the issues. from an issue perspective, alabama is more in line with donald trump's agenda and roy moore than doug jones. >> the people outside alabama don't know about roy moore. he has said that homosexuality is an inherent evil. it should actually be illegal, he believes. he has said -- he calls islam a false religion. he didn't believe keith ellison should be sworn in. the best days in this country were during slavery. how are alabamaians feeling about those? >> this is a candidate we have known for decades and the controversy surrounds him. again, you have to go back and

look at the primary. there were so many strong republicans in this. roy moore made it out. like i said, he may not have been the first choice for many republicans in the state of alabama, but he is the one left standing in this. those statements, some of them give people heartburn. others say, yes, i believe exactly what he says. we're down to the democrat and the republican. or you can stay home or write in a name if you want to. that's where we are. >> matt, doug jones is the democrat. he has to -- in order to win, conventional wisdom is he has to turn out the black vote. he has this mailer that he has sent out to democratic voters. let me just put it up on the screen for everybody. i don't know if you can see this. it is basically a campaign ad that says do you think if a black man went after high school girls anyone would try to him a senator? and you see a skeptical young black man there. >> we were at a christmas parade

and talking to younger african-americans and all were appalled that doug jones would drag race into something they didn't feel had anything to do with race. he has to get the african-american vote to have any shot of winning. i'm not seeing doug jones going to draw a turnout. to infuse race in that way, that is a step over the line. and i think a lot of our listeners and particularly the african-american community, feel the same way. >> matt, i heard that you're not going to vote tomorrow. >> no, i'm not. for the first time since 1999 that i've been in alabama. judge moore has always been a figure that i have disagreed with with regard to the rule of law and 10 commandments. a candidate has to earn my vote. doug jones doesn't line up with my values, but roy moore has not

earned my vote. based on his campaign has reacted to some of these reactions. sort of disappeared. for that reason i decided i'm not voting for either man. >> why not write in somebody. >> it is an exercise in futility. we couldn't coalesce behind one singular write-in candidate. in order for that to work, you would need one name and one name alone. and we have not done that in alabama. there is only one vote on the ballot tomorrow. i have decided to stay home. >> andrea, can i ask how you're feeling? >> he has taken a lot of heat for that. i will get the i voted sticker. i'm considering writing in a candidate. the candidate i voted for in the primary race. >> so, matt, what do you think the effect of president trump now fully endorsing roy moore, coming down almost to the

alabama border and saying he wants roy moore to win, what has the effect been on your callers and the state there? >> a state that was almost 2-1 for donald trump. we're conservative and we believe some of the issues in that race. we didn't go with donald trump during the primary. he campaigned for luther strange. we saw through that. we did not believe luther was acting consistent with a manner consistent with what we knew. the president, obviously his words are going to hold weight based on the office. i think alabamaians will do their own thing. if the polling is any indication, that is to elect roy moore to the senate stphrfplt where was roy moore this weekend? why wasn't he out campaigning? >> that's a good question. i don't know. i sat down with somebody in our state who does reporting and has a show. and i had to watch that to see what his stance was on a lot of these issues.

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the article comes as the president reignites his war with the media. let's discuss brian shelter and bill carter. four hours of tv a day, maybe more. we know he watches this show. he is reactive to television. it dominates his agenda. >> the average american watches between four and five hours a day. on this front, president trump is a lot like the voters. however, we have not had a president so in tuned to the cable news. this is different, however. if he is only hearing what he agrees with with fox news, that's a problem. if he is only hearing people that he wants to hear amens from, that's a problem. >> he parrots that on a regular

basis. >> a stunning headline. if he watches between hour and eight hours, that is more than doctors recommend. shouldn't the president be busier? he tapes it. he record it. >> if you go through the commercials you can watch eight hours of television in 19 minutes. >> if you're watching all day, you're going to see the content over and over again. he is absorbing the same things over and over again. one of the interesting things, when he started he told people at the administration to think of it as a tv show. every day was an episode in which he vanquishes his rivals. >> he told them, his top advisers, every day is a tv show. we suspected that.

>> it's a reality show. who is the most compelling figure? the villain. it's almost like he is playing out these things he was on the tv doing in the past. >> it is a little bit different than just how many big macs he eats. juxta pose it with some broccoli. the good news is, because everybody is saying i've never seen anything like this. it's the worst. if you go back and look at the late 1790s, it is uncanny, scary how common it is looking at the two phases. the fake news, attacking the media, we can't let them do this to us. it all happened once before and

was tied to the fear of immigrants as the over arching political issue. we're reliving it right now. the media won that time. but there was public support for it then we don't have now. the president knows that he doesn't go after big targets. >> he has the fakers, fraud sisters and stain on america. he said in february, enemy of the american people. >> none of which he has never connected. >> in the media, we have to be better than that. >> better than the president of the united states? >> we have to get it right all the time. >> this guy is not really called to account. the press makes one mistake, they're called on it.

>> the hypocrisy burns. >> it is also our job to call out the hypocrisy, to show times he makes a mistake, discrepancies or lies. that's our job. that is not being anti trump. that is what we're tasked with. however, all of that aside. when the press makes mistakes, it is also our job -- and i do feel we need a refresher course" to correct this. that is our job responsibility. >> wikileaks and trump. that would support the idea we take this stuff seriously. when there's an error, we address it. that reflects the notion of fake news. because it shows when there is an error it is addressed properly. we're not very politically savvy. here is the play being put on the media.

if you make a mistake, they assume you knew it was a mistake when they put it on. the irony is that is true about him. he says things that he knows are not true. that is not the way it works in the media. you will lose your job. >> he literally is telling people they should be fired. that's another thing. you go back to the 17 -- whatever. you're not spofd to go after an individual. that was put into the constitution to protect people from doing what he's doing and saying this guy should be fired. >> brian ross should be fired from abc, and dave weibel of the post. he was wrong. he apologized when trump called him out. but then trump went further and said he should be fired. why is president trump criticized dave weigel more than

vladimir putin? it's another selection of the strange selection of targets. >> because he thinks he can be bullied. >> and about his diet. he drinks 12 diet cokes during the day. >> that should be an experiment. try that. >> my head would explode. thank you very much. >> all right. alabama matters. it's a big special selection. who will the new senator be? president trump said you need to believe in roy moore, the man with the allegations of child molestation. the state of the race next. [ click ] [ keyboard clacking ] [ clacking continues ]

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get out and vote for roy moore. >> i'm disappointed that the rnc has resumed its support. >> they are attacking me in that area. >> there are consequential moments in our american history, and this is one of them. paul manafort and rick gates expected back in court this morning. >> this is a rigged system. this is a sick system. >> russians gave help and the president made full use of that help. that is pretty damning. >> bullying. and i obey. >> his words touched a lot of people. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> we will get to that viral video is later in the