don't know if you saw a chance to see it. i had tears streaming out of my eyes, this show is hilarious >> bill: listen, we need a laugh, right? >> dana: everybody has to laugh >> bill: i like "the story" about walter. i'll watch you tomorrow and at 5:00. we've got breaking news. so starting this hour let's begin in new york the nation's largest public school system about to shut down because of covid concerns. new york's may or bill deblasio will speak in a moment. all cities close tomorrow. is this the best move for public health? there's a strong debate about this. we'll take you to the press conference when it begins here in new york. breaking news, good afternoon everyone. i'm bill hemmer, big afternoon coming up. president trump will expand his fight on the election as we get word on another break through in the fight against covid. more on the pfizer news breaking today. the trump team files for a

recount in wisconsin in the two largest counties surrounding milwaukee and wisconsin. in georgia election officials say they again found uncounted ballots during their recount. an additional 2700 of them narrow's joe biden's lead to less than 13,000 there. garrett tenney reports, john roberts from the white house, that's where we begin. john good afternoon bill good afternoon to you. the trump campaign filed a petition for a recount in two of wisconsin's biggest countries there are 800 thousand votes. milwaukee, voted 69% in favor of joe biden on november 3rd, and in the mail in votes and the bobcat goes by behind me. dated county nearly 75% in favor of joe biden. the basis for the filing of the

petition for the recount illegally altered absentee ballots, illegally issued absentee ballots and illegal advice from government officials rega regarding voter id laws. the biden campaign says, after wisconsin voters turned out to cast their ballots in record numbers, a cherry picked and select counselling will not change these results. joe biden leads state-wide by about 20,000 votes. the president will see if in those 800 thousand votes there might be much irregularities to overturn the vote. georgia so far a cab vasss of all of georgia's counties found more than 2600 uncounted votes have been added to the tally, gaining 800 for president trump, 2755 uncounted votes were found in fayette, net gain of 449,

walton county 284 ballots were found, 176 of those went to president trump. the net was less than that. there was another group of votes found in douglas county, the president has gained 170 something votes from those two counties, 120, rather. the republicans have turned their wrath on raffensperger, calling for him to resign, this earlier today from congressman doug columns columns the secretary of state's office has been telling nerve georgia everything was proper, processes were done right, everything was right. they've been pushing back and name calling about things who didn't believe this was why. if we had not asked for that, if the campaign had not asked for this recount you wouldn't have found those votes the president has found understands of votes which would have been enough to overturn the vote in 2000. it's not enough to get him to

overturn the vote from each state. >> bill: thank you on the vaccine news pfizer reports hits vaccine is 95% effective. next step is fda approval from that. all new york city schools will close tomorrow after the countries largest school district shth more than a million students, wow!. garrett tenney reports from michigan on the vaccine front today very encouraging news on the vaccine front. emergency use authorization with the fda on friday meaning several million doses could be out on the market before the end of the year. this comes as states are enacting new restrictions all across the country to fight the surge in new cases. starting tomorrow in ohio, there will be a curfew in effect from 10:00 pm to 6:00 a.m. 5:00 a.m., rather. houses of worship shipmented to 50% capacity starting on friday. stores in washington limited to

25% of their capacity. in illinois parties larger than six people will not be allowed in bars and restaurants. closing indoor entertainment venues and banning indoor dining. giving the surge of new cases folks said they have no problem with these restrictions there's still so much uncertainty with everything that's happening. i think we can play our part and do the best we can to keep people safe. >> i'm totally supportive of it. i'm a nurse, i don't work directly with covid patients but i really appreciate the governor's leadership to keep us safe part of the rights, part of what we have to do now, if we have to do it for three weeks, fine. i hope we don't have to extend this out any more than what we have to. businesses are going to get hurt. >> the state's restaurant association says more than 40% of restaurants could be forced to close under these new

restrictions. rosie's could be one of them. the owner tells us you without help from the state or feds she will likely have to close for good if these restrictions go beyond the current three weeks i think it's important to save lives but also they need to help save businesses if they're going to save lives. we don't have room for a patio. now it's cold. you can't do outside dining in the winter. they need to have some kind of plan to help bail us out as we said for months what is so concerning about this rise in cases is the hospitalizations that have occurred. according to the covid tracking project more than 76 thousand americans are hospitalized with covid-19. >> thanks for that. >> bill: now for news breaking oregon indo on covid. senator grassley age 87

announcing he tested positive. he says i remain symptom free, i am in isolation, i continue to feel good. thanks for all the encouragement and prayers. at 87 a special concern for our seniors, whether in congress or anywhere in the country. senator grassley get well seen. georgia biden official says he expects all in that state to meet the midnight deadline so the state can certify their results. karl rove leading the republicans on the senate races that go down in january. we might be able to get in something here. can you make a case for the president's challenge on this vote we've got three things going on. we've got three, it's like a circus here, three different acts at once. we have milwaukee and dayton county recounts. wisconsin allows you to recount specific counties, florida for

example does not allow recount unless it's a state-wide recount for an office like the presidency. wisconsin allows you to cherry pick. they've cherry picked the two biggest donald trump counties in the state and they've asked to have a hand recount of those. they provided no examples of evidence, no evidence that did they -- they're not required to, of the kind of ballots they say are problematic. this is a fishing expedition, they want to use the law to examine the ballots and find out if there were illegal absentee and illegal ballots in the two big democrat counties. half a million votes for biden less than 200 thousand votes for president trump. they're going fishing where there might be some fish. detroit, wayne county there was a problem over the certification last night. my first job in politicians were in the nevada clerk's office. i've been watching this for i at

long while. i was 15 at the time. there tends to be a difference in precincts, the sign in list may say 355 people voted and the actual number of votes cast may be 356 so it tends to be sometimes a little bit one or two off. in wayne county it was as big in some instances as 27, a difference of 27 between what the role said and what the machine said. now the republicans eventually voted to certify wayne county results. there were not thousands of these but one or two they're, three or four there, 27 in one precinct. they asked the secretary of state to investigate the voting, see if there were illegal ballots cast and make recommendations how this could be reformed the mail in ballots caused distortion, people didn't know how to handle it. they had a lot of mail-in ballots but the republicans got an agreement that would be a

secretary of state check. georgia three counties, interestingly all three of them are republican the counties, floyd which is over near the alabama border, fayette directly south and slightly west of atlanta, walton which is to the west, east southeast of atlanta, all three republican counties, all of them found groups of ballots which were not counted which gave president trump an advantage and reduced the overall margin. we're likely, we might see one or two more. there are 157 counties in the state. they won't finish counting until later in the afternoon or evening, it's an interesting example of how these things are not necessarily intentional, i'm sure the republicans in all three counties and the democrats who exist in them were trying to do a conscientious job but the irony is all these missing ballots were in three republican counties. >> bill: a lot of breaking news. i mentioned you're the fronting

the effort for republicans for the senate races in january. you've been on the gig for a week. how is that going? well, today we're announcing 49 states and the district of columbia, state chairs of the effort. we're off and running starting a week ago monday. and the money is pouring in. people understand, republicans understand that the fate of the country depends on who controls the senate. this will be the last line of defense for conservative values and views and if the senate flips to democrats then you have a green light for the nutty proposals in the biden sanders unity recommendations and the democratic platform. we're doing well and hope to nail down the 50th state. we have two people thinking about doing it. hundreds of bunted lers around the country raising money for their network >> bill: good analysis on the election. thank you thank you. >> bill: there in austin excuse me for interrupting,

but you're censoring right and left? trying to make both sides happy. and you're making neither side happy no, that's not the intention. the intention is to -- >> i know it's not the intention, but it's the result. >> bill: that is louisiana republican john kennedy sounding off at that hearing with dig big tech explosive executives. california governor gavin newsom taking heat for going out to dinner despite covid warnings, others wondering why you can't go? martha maccallum is going to weigh in on that. joe biden is saying a $15 minimum wage will help a lot of workers, it would also hurt a lot. we'll take a look at that later. ,

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>> bill: some companies getting ready for possible minimum wage increase under a biden administration. he said it could include a $135 minimum wage. hillary vaughn wants on that. what are the details on this hillary? hi bill. that would be the largest jump for the federal minimum wage by dollar amount ever. businesses are getting busy figuring out how much business

as usual would cost them with the federal minimum wage more than double under what president-elect biden wants to do. the congressional bump yet office says it will cost jobs entirely, it could drive 1.3 million americans out of work. pot belly sandwiches says they would have to raise prices. increases in the price of goods and services weaken family's purchasing power overtime as businesses increasingly pass their higher cost to consumers. the losses in family' real income grow. they pay their employees close to $$15 an hour. he says it would especially hit smaller businesses even harder. president-elect biden was challenged on at the final presidential debate last month how are you helping your small businesses when you're

forcing wages? some places, $15 is not so bad. in other places, other states, $15 would ruin them there is no evidence when you raise the minimum wage businesses go out of business. that is simply not true. >> but the world's largest franchise organization says 24er true it would especially impact small businesses in rural areas saying in a statement quote i have areas where we agree than disagree with the biden administration i would anticipate some of the areas we disagree may fall by the wayside given a closely divided congress. some businesses are hoping it stalls an effort to more than double the federal minimum wage. other companies are taking action to raise their employee wages. starbucks confirming they're implementing a 10% wage across the board. even with that 10% wage some

employees would not be getting close to $15 on hour. >> bill: nice to see you today in delaware. back lash in california. law makers from three different states said to fly to hawaii as restrictions continue to tighten for the people they govern. are you okay with that? joe biden says he will push to wipe out student prone debt immediately. is that a good idea? martha maccallum is live in studio. we'll talk to her about that and more coming up. .

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birthday the party there while issuing covid restrictions to the people that live in the state. there's a dispute whether or not it was outdoor seating. guests say it met local guidelines. california law makers reportedly jet off to hawaii to sit down and talk. william la jeunesse reports on that the conference in law law is legit but bad timing. newsom could be forced to walk back his apology and here is why. telling people to wear a mask in between bites here he is with five unrelated coupleless, not two, it was in napa which was in the orange status, relatively loose compared to other counties, it was to be an outdoor restaurant but it wasn't. this will room has three walls a ceiling and a sliding door which another guest said was frequently closed

it got louder and louder, and so they had some sliding glass doors, that they were able to close. so then it was just a closed off room also an gehrig people this tweet from newsom's friend my birthday plans? i'll stay home and watch elections. his wife tells people to wear a mask and distance even at dinner, yet here they are at jason birthday along with top brass from the california medical association it was a very large group of people. shoulder to shoulder. something that he's always telling us not to do. so, yeah, it was a bit annoying another back lash, these california law makers joining law makers from texas and washington and 80 lobbyists in huh huh for an all expense paid conference. it's irrelevant responsible it's a bad decision, it's an unwise decision.

regardless of what it looks like it's not a good decision to go do this i spoke to the event organizer dan how will who says states can't save the pandemic without sharing ideas with private sector and everyone agreed to safety protocols and had the negative covid test prior to arrival. martha maccallum, how are you? good >> bill: it's a great place to eat not when you have the state in lock down that's the problem here. i think everybody has their own idea about what makes sense for them. they try to do it carefully. i'm sure he felt that way when you were going to that dinner. you can't talk out of both sides of your mouth. >> how about the law makers, they didn't go go to sacramento, they went to huh ri. that's a boondoggle. the problem is people see so much the hypocrisy in these messages. they want to get together with their family for thanksgiving dinner, them of they can do it

responsibly. they should be allowed to do behind closed doors with their family whatever they're going to do. some families are going to get tested, some families are going to sit outside. the governor can't tell them what to do. i love the fact they were encouraging people to put their mask on between bites, that's the best diet in the world, it will slowly you down. >> >> bill: talking about outstanding student loan debts, $1.55 trillion in the third quarter. outstanding u.s. debt 2500. immediate $10,000 for opportunity to loans. they're having to make choices between paying their student loan and paying the rent. it should come down immediately i don't know where you come down on this. if i'm 20 years old and the government is giving me a $10,000 loan i'm going to jump

at it. but i signed a deal to give me the money that enables me to go to school that's right. the question is if you have to drive your car to get to work every day, are they going to forgive your car loans if you have trouble paying those? this is a question of learning how to live your life. do you remember during the elizabeth warren campaign there was a guy who got up and said i love to say student loans should be forgiven but i worked my butt off to pay mine off and then i did the same thing to help my kids and make sure they paid theirs off. now we're going to have to pay for other people who didn't make the same choices? i don't think it's a good way to run the system. college is too expensive, though, and not everyone gets the best bang for their buck going to college and paying all that money because they get jobs that don't allow them to pay it off and the college is too expensive. that's the other end of the equation. might be smart to address that >> bill: in our life times

colleges have gone up five or ten times. there are morale hazards when the government says you're forgiven absolutely. are they going to start paying off other debts if you can't make ends meet and you need help. it's a way to loop people into program after program and we've seen that for decades >> bill: some think he can do it by executive order, like chuck schumer. nice to see you nice to see you. >> it's ego on the way out the door he wants to be able to say i solved covid because i discovered a vacca >> bill: what do you think about that? new york's governor cuomo talking about the president's ego driving the speeding results. more on that with kristen gil jilly brand. it all comes down to georgia. republican the senator john kennedy weighs in on that as we continue to talk about it right

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>> bill: back to one of our top stories now. identifies identifies with god news announcing its vaccine is 95% effective. this as a lot of cases on the rise. states are tightening restrictions including here in new york city. last hour all public schools shall be closed starting thursday. democratic senator kristen gilibrand from new york is with me now. i don't like this news on the it schools. you're a mother yourself. is this the smartest move right now? well it is for safety reasons. one of our biggest challenges right now is we're about 3% now in new york and that's worrisome. but the truth is i think president trump long andrew gillum should have given schools the resources they need to be deemed critical infrastructure to get ppe on every campus, to

have universal testing, to be able to create bubbles in each community. that's what would have been necessary to protect the schools and kids >> bill: parents are scrambling, you can probably hear them screaming from third avenue. everybody that has a job is trying to make sure they can hang on to it. this whole 3% 'test rate was established months ago. we have learned so much more about the virus since then. haven't things changed? no people are still getting covid and dying. we've seen terrible examples of people having weddings all across the country, in long island and maine they will invite a lot of people, show up, bring covid home to their families and people die. we don't want schools to become vectors of the virus, we don't want kids seeing grandma at thanksgiving and grandma gets covid and dies. each of the may or across the country are trying to make common sense decisions about how

to keep their population safe. this should have been deemed -- because then resources could have flowed to have universal testing to create a bubble to make it safe for teachers and kids to be safe at school >> bill: on covid here is governor cuomo going after the president. roll this, guys the president, it's ego. on the way out the door he wants to be able to say i solved covid because i discovered a vaccine. now it's all about. s. he didn't do anything. it's the drug companies. and nobody is gonna trust him saying it's a safe vaccine >> bill: i found that comment sad. you think about all these doctors and the medical experts. i mean they got a savaccine goi here within nine months. what is he talking about ego for? well you would have to ask the governor that. but it is cheating that we have

vaccines that have up to 90% effective rate >> bill: amazing available. it is a great triumph for america and the experts that created them. our hope is to finish the development, make sure it's safe. get the approval through a proper process and make sure we can get the vaccines to everyone. obviously we need to make sure our healthcare workers and front line workers are among the first to receive them and the patients most vulnerable >> bill: why doesn't he give a shout out to american in gentlemen newt, i'll take it up with him. senator kennedy is going to follow you wear going to talk about the georgia senate race, this comment from chuck schumer and the days after the election is getting a lot of comments now we take georgia and then we take the world yeah. could you repeat that mr. schumer now we take georgia and then

we change america >> bill: was that the smartest comment do you think inventor? i hope we do win the seats in georgia. we have two incredible candidates in refer franld warnock and john ossoff, both will hit the ground running for this election in january. we hope everybody votes and that every vote is counted, and i feel optimistic because people like stacey abrahams has been working on the ground night and day making it sure everyone is registered to vote and knows where their vote can be cast. >> thank you for coming in. we've got a long list of things as i'm sure you're aware of. john kennedy, louisiana, sir hello to you. first you take georgia then you take america. how do you think that goes? let me answer your question, bill. first i can't let governor cuomo's observation go unchallenged. look i don't have anything against governor cuomo, i think

he's a really smart guy but him criticizing somebody about their ego is like being called ugly by a frog. i don't understand why governor cuomo can't just call it like everybody sees it, and i think like he sees it and congratulate the president on operation warp speed? i mean developing a vaccine in less than a year? >> bill: senator he said it's all about. s well he is a smart guy. he knows better than that. i don't know why he just can't say, you know, the trump administration really did a phenomenal job here. because it did. now to answer your question, georgia. when i am asked why it's important to vote for the republican candidates in georgia here is what i say. republicans aren't perfect. but the other side is crazy. not all of them. but many of them. i can't answer the question any

better than i did the other day, if we lose georgia we lose the senate majority, if we lose the senate majority, senator schumer, bernie sanders, speaker pelosi congresswoman occasio-cortez are in charge. if they get control you have nothing to worry about unless you're taxpayer, business owner, parent, begun owner, cop, person of faith or an unborn baby. now this group doesn't do nuance. they want you to send -- just send all your money and your freedom to washington. and stop and think about this election. they believe in government. the be all and end all. do you really want to have all decisions in your life made for you out of washington, d.c. where common sense is illegal? do you really believe we're one tax increase away from

prosperity? they do. do you really want the federal government making your relating care decisions for you and running the healthcare delivery system? if you think the federal government should do that, i want you to close your eyes and imagine living in a world designed by the post office. >> bill: i wasn't sure how you were going to stick that landing. however senator david perdue was in a neck and neck race on november 3rd yes >> bill: what does that say about the electorate then? it says the electorate in georgia, to a certain extent, like the country is evenly divided. we're 50% right, 50% left. now we don't plan on losing georgia, bill. >> bill: you're arguing 50% of that state is willing to go along with what you just described. do you think that? i think 50% of that state was willing to vote for

vice-president biden. i don't think 50% of that state is willing to embrace socialism, is willing to erase america's borders, is willing to subscribe to the theory that abortion is a moral good. i don't believe that. i don't think most americans know what's coming down the pike if we lose the senate majority. >> bill: senator, we're talking about a covid relief deal. i did not have a chance to ask senator gilibrand this. i wonder now, i know mitch mcconnell had $500 billion, the press was willing to go to one and-a-half billion and nancy pelosi passed on that. we had tried to do a fifth congress bill, the senate republicans, we tried twice. i heard senator gilibrand who is my the friend say we should have

appropriated money for the teachers and the schools to get them open. we tried. she voted against it. because they didn't want to spend just $500 billion. they wanted to spend $2 trillion. while we're at it rewrite the immigration laws and let federal prisoners go. the republicans said no. we need the coronavirus bill. we don't need a change america into venezuela bill. and that is the truth. and i am not gonna vote for a bill by speaker pelosi or anybody else that has a lot of spending porn and policy porn in it t if they want to do a coronavirus bill, let's do a coronavirus virus bill. >> bill: she was at 2.2 trillion, i believe it will take your breath away. $2.2 trillion, think about it bill. >> >> bill: i have that's almost as much as your salary for god's sakes. >> thank you for your time, sent or kennedy on capitol hill.

president trump and the army reversing a decision that would have canceled an the ooefrnt 59 arlington national cemetery. it's back on again. plus there is this. by january 10th, 2021, our forces, their size in afghanistan will be 2500 troops. our force size in iraq will also be 2500 by that same time. >> bill: this is major news on the two wars in iraq and afghanistan. the u.s. withdrawing more troops. i'll talk to general jack keene on what that means when we continue. now we take georgia then we change america.

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>> bill: president trump acting to try to end what he calls endless foreign wars. his order will withdraw troops

there iraq and afghanistan before he leaves office. retired four star general jack keene. nice to see you, good day to you. critics on the board already say it will leave that region dangerously off balance. what is your view of this? well first of all i think we've got to give the president some credit here. while he has repeated time and time again his desire to pull out all the troops in afghanistan, in fact to try to do that before christmas, but yet he has made a decision with his advisors to keep troops in afghanistan. and the why is that? we know he wants to pull them out. it's because the conditions are so unfavorable to pull them all out. what am i talking about? we've got peace negotiations going on between the taliban and the government of afghanistan. we have no cease fire. indeed the taliban have increased the level of violation

50% against the afghan forces since the negotiations have begun. that's making a statement that the taliban is not too serious about having a peace negotiated agreement. if we pull all of our forces out it under cuts any leverage that ourselves and the government of afghanistan may have to force them into a negotiated settlement. the second thing is bill, it's as important as the first, is al qaeda is in residence in afghanistan and so is isis, the taliban has not demonstrated political will or capacity to ensure that presence doesn't elevate to a bonafide sanctuary and we have to deal with another 9/11 experience which has always been our fear from the outset. he's made the decision based on. that i think the 4500 we were at was a better number because it was based on the commander's assessment. the 2500 is based on arbitrary

conclusion if that's the right number. i hope we give them a right to adjust >> bill: we talk about iraq and afghanistan. we have troops permanently stationed all over the world in countless countries, you can see the map, they're all in yellow spread out throughout the entire planet. if joe biden assumes the reigns on the 20th of january, new york times says biden wants to rejoin iran nuclear deal but it won't be easy. that's the headline. he has said that he would like to do that. whether it's iran or elsewhere in the world, what does his foreign policy look like? first of all we don't know much because it wasn't talked about in the campaign, we didn't have the a debate associated with foreign policy and national security. we have broad strokes, we can come to conclusions about. first, the republicans and democrats agree that the trump administration extra tee jishg framework and looking at the world in a national security

strategy is the right one. big power competition, russia, china, china number one threat. north korea brandishing nuclear weapons and talking about using them. iran mentioning desire to have nuclear weapons and causing huge mischief in the middle east. they agree on that. likely will not give the trump administration credit for it but there is agreement. the differences will come in the application. first thing i think we're going to see as to world problems like a pandemic that we're dealing with or climate change the biden administration will probably join the global nations in dealing with that problem, get back into the world health organization and get back into the paris climate accord >> bill: are you okay with that? well i want those organizations -- i would use leverage before getting backing in there to fix them. both of those things are broke. and just kneeling down to these

organizations because it's cozy to be together solving problems of the world without the specificity needed to do it i think needs some work. the other thing, we're gonna make a big deal out of alliances and reaching out to our allies. when they get out there and do that they're going to find the trump people have done much more than they'll ever get credit for. they're going to put their arms around you're row opinions the way most administrations have done in the past. there will be no at this able differences. and i think one of them will be on iran, bill. and there's been huge strategic contour change in the middle east with the air rabbs and israel his coming together against iran. if they go back into the nuclear deal like a knee jerk reaction to it without understanding the strategic contours of change,

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>> set your dvr, and fms report. trading lower today. we will find out in a moment. 3:30 at the close here today. need to turn that frown upside down, don't we? have a good day. catch you again tomorrow. bye-bye. >> neil: all right, an idea why we are down so much at the corner of wall and broad. schools shut down for in person learning for at least the foreseeable future. announcing a short time ago that the nation's largest school system will temporarily halt in person classes in an effort to address a covid-19 spike in the big apple. what we don't know is how long this goes on. what we do know, a lot of parents out of sorts. they have no idea how they are going to handle this especially with so many having 2-parent working households. we are on top of that at similar

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