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when they sit down in a matter of days. >> we're going to start with what is a slow, slow, slow drip. new vote totals coming in. let's start with josh campbell. good morning to you. do you have any news for us? when can we expect this next wave of votes that are supposed to drop? >> good morning to you. very slowly votes are being counted behind me in maricopa county. 80,000 new votes. they didn't move the needle that much on the two key races we're looking for. the race for u.s. senate. mark kelly up about 115,000 votes over venture capitalist blake masters. in the gubernatorial race it is a lot narrower. katie hobbs over kari lake. there are still 540,000 votes left to be counted. that includes 290,000 votes that

voters actually dropped off on election day. they received their ballots by mail. they didn't know who they were going to vote for. that is going to take some time. officials haven't given us a specific time when they expect to have all of the votes counted. all eyes on the state, don. >> what about the candidates? are they saying anything? >> they are. i mean, as is expected, we're hearing optimism from essentially all four of those candidates i mentioned saying they believe in the end they will come out on the top. it's specifically comments from kari lake that has drawn the ire of election officials. she has described the process as possibly being deliberately slow rolled. that causing officials to speak out. take a listen. >> quite frankly, it is offensive for kari lake to say these people behind me are slow

rolling this when they're working 14 to 18 hours so i really hope this is the end of that now. we can be patient and respect the results when they come out. >> it's ironic to us that people who are calling into question the integrity of this election and want faster results don't understand that it's actually those processes that add the integrity to our election process. >> reporter: of course, bill gates, the head of the maricopa county elections, is furious. they continue to say it takes time to count the votes. it's the conspiracy theories. that's the reason this building is surrounded by sheriff's deputies. that's something that's become quite common place in this modern era. officials and volunteers, they have to have heavy security because of the conspiracy

theories. >> they're working really, really hard to get everything done in a timely fashion. patience, patience, patience. >> bill gates sitting out, it's important. catherine cortez mast so is closing the gap. lauren boebert is fighting to hang on. harry entin has the totals. >> good morning. >> what can you tell us? let's start with nevada. >> let's zone out. democrats need to pick up two senate seeds to pick up the majority. we have adam laxalt up by a point but as you were hinting at in your read, this margin has been closing, closing, closing, closing. catherine cortez masto was down

three points, she's down one. clark county, this margin 6 points. the presidential race two years ago was 9. it was five points when we spoke yesterday. as more mail votes have come in from clark county, catherine cortez masto's number is closing. there are tens of thousands of mail votes still out. i would not be surprised if she continues to close, close, close, eventually jumps out ahead. also a gubernatorial race in the state of nevada. joe lombardo has a somewhat larger lead than adam laxalt. it's a three-point advantage. this may hold even if the senate flips. we could have split ticket voting where there's just enough people and enough independents

who say i'm going to choose a republican gubernatorial candidate and democratic for senate. we'll have to wait. in nevada, looking better for democratic in the house. broad leaf, people just waking up this morning. you have to tell us what the numbers are in that race in colorado? lauren boebert's race. >> let's start off on the broad view of the house, right? republicans in the fall, if we look at the seats in which they're ahead, this includes uncalled races. i think there's a question as to whether or not the democrats could actually take the lead in the uncalled races. i want to go to california for a quick second and give you an idea how many votes are already counted.

david valladeo is up. look how much of the estimated vote is reporting. it's just 32%. there's 2/3 of the votes to be counted. right here where john durate is up by less than a point. 44% of the vote is reported. don't be surprised if some of these california races flip. i'm not saying they will. there's plenty of room finally, colorado. lauren boebert. she has a slight advantage, 99% of the vote. i'm not sure if there's enough for boebert to lose. a close race nobody thought. >> you know when they say every vote counts. >> folks, if you didn't vote, i don't know what to tell you. >> harry, thank you. fresh off his re-election

win in florida, governor ron desantis is under attack by donald trump. he's saying ron desanctimonious. i've only focused on the governor's race, not looking to future. in terms of loyalty and class, that's not the right answer. trump is taking credit for desantis's race. i sent in the fbi, u.s. attorneys and the ballots and did of course referring to what happened in 2018 with the vote count in florida. to talk about what is happening now is ron brownstein. >> good morning, gang. >> your election outfit. >> thank you. >> if you've been speaking to people in trump's orbit, none of this is a surprise. this has all been happening behind the scenes, it's just

bursting into the public. because ron desantis cruised to victory. >> in polls they are asking if you are a supporter of trump or the republican party. donald trump is a supporter of donald trump not the republican party. the idea that he would take the biggest republican victory on tuesday night. , immediately turn it about him and attacking desantis is an indication of what the party has ahead if they move on from him. there's nothing in american politics that can prepare you for running against donald trump. we saw him break marco rubio and ted cruz in a way that they still seem broken politically to him. ron desantis is -- it's the mike tyson rule. everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face.

on paper there's a lot of reasons for desantis to be on poe miss stick. you've got to do it every day and this is a reminder of what it's like. >> no one knows that better than desantis. >> is it different? i love when you write about the mike tyson rule. human nature is different than what your resume looks like. but is it different with all of the republicans? not all of them but publications and media walking away from trump? does his punch carry the same weight? >> let's do the ledger. >> no question, 6 0% of the voters in an electorate that was more republican than in 2024. 60% negative. there's clearly infinite money.

there are two big problems for anyone to boat eat trump. the republicans advantage whoever has the biggest block, even if it's not a majority. trump has a very loyal base. in 2016, poppy, he was the presumptive republican nominee. he had pulled away from the field before he won 50% in any state. and the other problem is that the base in the party that is resistant to trump are college educated trump. they were resistant at 2016. he won 25% of them. can anyone unify them? >> okay. i might be the skunk at the garden party. >> yeah. >> cynically, not cynically, why do we care? when i saw the donald trump thing and ron desantis, i was like --

>> i think most people feel the same way. >> it's just like -- donald trump would be standing at the edge of the ocean screaming to the ocean. he doesn't have the new york post, doesn't seem to have fox news, the only people talking about him are us. the average person is i am sick of donald trump's bs. their eyes kind of glaze over. why do we care? >> the question is -- >> that's a serious question. >> no, i totally -- obviously the movement in kind of elite conservative circles after 2022 is they don't think donald trump can win. we talked about this the other day. if you look at what happened to his candidates in the key states that made joe biden president, five flipped, arizona, georgia, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin. trump nominees -- >> you're giving me all the technical stuff, ron. i'm saying, we're giving him his power. >> no. >> you don't think we give him the power?

>> no. there is still a formidable base in the party that is with him. >> look at the primaries. >> right. exactly. the fact that his candidates were able to win. that has been what has intimidated. >> he's not even said he's going to run. >> tuesday 9:00. >> why don't we save this? 2016, this is the equivalent of saying donald trump is about to hold a rally. let's put a camera. why don't we hold the camera, talk about things that are happening now. when donald trump says i'm going to run then this actually becomes real instead of giving him his power and doing exactly what he wants us to do because he doesn't have twitter. >> maybe none of us -- >> he will soon have twitter if twitter stays around. >> i know. >> a minute later he'll say we're running. >> there are a lot of republicans who would like to be

in that space. he is signaling to them he is not going to go quietly. >> i'm a little cranky after the elections. partly because of the hour and the morning. you know -- >> we love having you cranky. >> thanks, ron. >> see you guys. >> thank you. there's another setback for the president's student loan forgiveness plan. a trump appointed federal judge striking it down. what's the next move? >> this is an interesting case. an ultimatum from elon musk to twitter employees and a warning of difficult times ahead. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists...

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more than 26 million borrowers hoping for student debt relief through the president's forgiveness program. after a trump appointed federal judge in texas has ruled that the policy violates the constitution, that it's illegal. ar ar arlitt saens joins us now. more importantly what does it mean for all of the people who thought they would get the relief? >> reporter: good morning, poppy. the federal judge in texas ruled this is unlawful and must be vacated. he argued, that judge, that that 2003 law that the white house has used to justify the enactment of the program doesn't authorize them to create it. he said, quote, we are not ruled by an all powerful executive by a pen and a phone. it's important to note that this student debt relief program had

already been on hold, on a temporary hold as there were other cases being considered. certainly this is another set back. >> it's expected this will likely reach the supreme court. whether they take it up, that's another question. what's the white house saying? >> they said they strongly disagree with the decision and the justice department acted very carefully to file an appeal. even as the program has been on hold the white house has noted 26,000 people have applied and they've already approved 16 million borrower's applications. the department will hold on to their information so it can quickly process their relief once we prevail in court. president biden has made it clear he thinks this will stand up in court. let's not forget out on the campaign trail in the past few weeks the president was touting the plan as one of the ways he could offer economic relief to

americans and now they remain in limbo. >> people, millions hanging in the balance. this is being called twitter's moment, a titanic moment for twitter. in two weeks since elon musk took control he has fired half of the employees, many sued. he wants to charge people for a blue check mark and now he's telling employees twitter could face bankruptcy and he is declaring an end to remote work. that's a lot. mark stuart is here. cnn correspondent. mark, thank you for joining us. i'll ask you -- this is poppy's expertise. >> elon musk is my expertise? >> you have more insights. for people saying what's in it to me, what's going to happen to twitter. >> and the workers. >> the workers. big question mark.

when you were just reading that introduction i was getting out of breath. it's a lot to take in. really, despite this very high profile ceo, now owner, despite some of the antics that we have seen, twitter is no different than any other tech company right now. it is competing for eye balls. what i mean by that, there are a lot of offerings on the digital landscape right now. we have seen this competition. facebook talked about layoffs because it's hard to get people on the platform. it's hard to get advertisers. it's no different really than the charges peloton has had to get people to sign up. that's a digital platform as well. i think twitter is in that same space. >> i hear you but i think there are two distinct things. one, advertisers are scared because of the misinformation and increased hate speech.

b, musk didn't actually want to buy the company. in the end he was contractually obliged to. elon musk has never one a company before that he didn't found or co found. paypal, tesla, spacex. it's different to parachute in. >> that's perhaps why we're seeing this clearing of the titanic, if you will. i think that the real question is where is he going to take it? that's the question we're all wondering, where is he going to take it? he's maybe going to be an innovato innovators. in asia there's a popular app called we chat. you can have discussions but you can video message with your friends there, you can go shopping there. if he wants to make his mark and do something innovative, maybe that's where he's going. i find it curious -- >> hold on one second. excuse me.

couldn't he have done that without -- couldn't he have created a platform himself without twitter to do that instead of taking on all that debt and trying to parachute in? >> yeah. >> it's common to parachute into companies and you think it's easy and others find out it's not. >> yes, but here's what twitter has, analytics. it knows when people are logging on, from where, what are they looking at. >> that's what he bought? >> i think that's what makes this platform attractive. >> the big question, is twitter going to exist? musk is floating the possibility twitter could collapse. he warned the economic picture ahead is dire and without significant subscription revenue, there's a chance

twitter won't survive. >> it still has value and worth. so maybe even though it may not exist in the current form, there will be pieces of it that he perhaps will be able to sell off that will have -- >> did he need to pay $44 billion. >> he tried not to. >> isn't everything innated in price these days? >> including twitter. >> it's hard to value a tech platform. it's still a relatively new phenomenon. >> thanks, mark. good to see you. the first high stakes sitdown between president biden and chinese president xi jinping. next week we'll tell you what to expect and what biden might get out. >> getting word russian troops are leaving kherson in a major win for ukrainians. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we support immune function. supply fuel for immune cells

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intentionally watched. what do you expect is on the table from the chinese side? >> yeah, caitlyn. i mean, this is high stakes but no breakthroughs expected here. the u.s. said so themselves. they're just trying to build a floor so this relationship doesn't tip over into conflict. they know each other well but there are too many fundamental deferences. the white house press secretary said they will maintain and deepen lines of communication between the united states and the prc, responsibly manage competition and work together where interests align. on the table is taiwan, war in ukraine, possibly areas where they could cooperate like climate change. going into this meeting there is so much mutual distrust.

beijing sees washington as trying to contain and suppress its rise. the most recent example are the sweeping chip sanctions that choke off china's access to the advanced chips, caitlyn. >> one other thing i didn't hear you mention was the most recent trip house speaker nancy pelosi took to taiwan. it caused uproar. do you expect that's something that the chinese president is going to bring up with biden? >> reporter: yeah, caitlyn. shortly before the trip they had a phone call about not to play with fire because those who play with fire perrish with fire. this is the greatest miscalculation. taiwan, it is a self-governed democratically ruled island but it is very central to the very

core of the dna of the communist party. taiwan is a break away province that must be unified. a lot of tensions, high stakes. >> i have a feeling we're going to hear the phrase strategic ambiguity. >> i think you're right, ca caitlyn. let's talk about this with bianca nobilo and max foster. the first time biden will silt down with xi. biden has said no less than four times clearly the u.s. will defend taiwan if it were to be attacked by china. what are you looking for in this meeting? >> interesting to hear what sort of pictures we expect to get out of this. i think a lot of it as we were hearing there from celina, not much substantial expected. what we're looking for is body

language. these two guys could start world war iii. is there any sense they could reduce tensions or learn from each other, understand each other and get a greater sense from each other? that's all going to come from the body language. >> the aim from the biden administration is to find a flaw. that's expectation management from the outset. there's not high hopes from what we can expect from the summit. one of the main objectives president biden will have going into this as well is to reintroduce the u.s. and build trust with regional allies as well. america has retreated from the region. back in 1997 with the asian financial crash. the u.s. imposed quite trikt financial measures. with george w. bush, asia was almost completely neglected.

obama made overtures and promises but they didn't materialize and then under president trump you had a specific aggressive focus on asia and trade. the focus is to bring america back into the vacuum which china is moving into. >> might this become a climate change summit considering the issues that china and the u.s. are dealing with when it comes to climate change? >> that's interesting. cop, the language, what's the point of any of this? if we don't have china and the u.s. backing it, they are the two big emitters of carbon dioxide in the world and they're not talking about the issue. these are two leaders that can resolve so many of the world's problems and why everyone is tiptoeing around it. they don't want their relationship to get any worse. also off the back of the

mid-terms, biden slightly empowered. he's got absolute control over his country so he's empowered. how he's going to use that and how is biden going to respond to it. >> there is parity there. >> i'm sorry, bianca. >> i was going to say, there is not parity in that level. there will never be in that aspect. but in terms of the other issues that they're going to be discussing, it's hard. there aren't anywhere there could be consensus. there's huge discrepancies on taiwan, tensions in the south china sea. there aren't very clear areas where in roads could be made between the two super powers. >> max, i was going to say as a follow-up, i'm a little disappointed in him. >> why?

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the withdrawals. why do you think that is? >> reporter: well, caitlyn, look, i don't know but i think because he's always tried to project strength and success on the battlefield, kherson is vital to the russians. it's in that, you know, very, very strategic area. it's a big gateway, not just for the lines of supply but also to the black sea which is crucial if they want to choke the country off. the black sea is the export opening, win do to ukraine. putin is not going to the g20. that starts after the weekend in indonesia. you won't be seeing president biden. why is that? what appear to be significant battlefield losses. >> yeah, there are questions

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