defense production act to provide the capabilities for american people not just now but into the future and for future crisis or medical events going down. the next slide, please. this is not done alone. we continue to work with our states, our fema administrator is constantly engaged with the governors and their staff. we reach out to the state health department officials and emergency management officials in the states to find out what their needs are and to help overcome their challenges and grow the state stock piles. local execution and federal support. between our states and the federal government we stand in a much better position than a month ago and more than 4 or 5

months ago to meet the ppe demands of our nation. this is not something we are sitting and continuing to just watch. it is something we are continuing to grow upon and continuously analyze to stay ahead of the increases and make sure we have the ppe on the way to meet the surge in cases. dr. fauci. >> thank you, sir. >> well, done. >> i will invite dr. fauci to share his thoughts on the development of a vaccine that is giving great hope. i trust the panels you just showed us encourage the american people to know that we are going to continue to work around-the-clock to make sure your local hospital as the resources and the supplies that you need to meet this moment. i think we all know we put this pandemic in the past the day we

have a safe and effective vaccine. we have made historic progress through operation warp speed with our private partners. dr. fauci and nih are intergral to that. then we will have general gus perna who is coordinating the distribution plan for operation warp speed working with every state and territory in america to be ready on day 1 to distribute vaccines as soon as they are available to give you a brief outline on that plan. dr. fauci. >> thank you very much, mr. vice-president. as i was sitting there, i recalled that 7 or 8 months ago, i stood at this exact spot at a time when there was an extraordinary surge case in the northeastern part of the country, in new york city. i said if the virus were left to its own devices it would control

a considerable degree of devastation. that's what pandemic viruss do. it's a very powerful force. you heard what we need to do about it from dr. birx. however, i also said, there is an opposing force to that. that opposing forces us. you and i being able to do certain things like mitigation with public health measures again just mentioned by dr. birx. there is another opposing force and that's the vaccine. historically looking at effective vaccine through the years, they have crushed formidable outbreaking news like smallpox and polio and measles. let me tell you what will happen in the next few months. operation warp speed has been supporting directly and indirectly 6 candidate vaccine,

4 of which are either in or completed phase 3 clinical trial. i want to tell you about 2 of them. you have to be interested in this. it's extraordinarily impressive. 2 of the vaccine 1 by moderna and 1 by the company pfizer have completed trials and the vaccine point is extraordinary. pfizer 95% effective. not only against disease that is just clinically recognizable disease, but severe disease. there were 10 cases of severe disease. 1 of the vaccines can 9 in the placebo. for moderna. 94.5% efficacious. for those of you not acquainted

with the field of vaccine, that's extraordinary. that's almost to the level of what we see with measles which is 98% effective. that's what we are dealing with. the question is: what about how that will be rolled out? i use the word efficacious that, means what happens in the clinical trial. the word effective is what the ultimate impact of that vaccine will be on society. the only way you can get an effective program is when people take the vaccine. we will be talking to you about that. i hear a lot now when we made these announcements this past monday and then 2 mondays ago about reticence of people: did you rush this? is it really safe and efficacious? the process of the speed did not compromise at all safety nor did it compromise scientific

integrity. it was a reflection of the extraordinary scientific advances in these times of vaccines which allowed us to did things in months that actually took years before. i really want to settle that concern that people have about that. what about the decision of the data? who looked at the data? was that a force trying to put something over on you? no, it was an independent body of people who have no allegiance to anyone want not to the administration, not to me, not to the companies. they looked at the data and deemed it to be sound. now that data will be examined carefully by the fda who together with an advisory committ committee, they will look at that before the fda makes the decision about putting this forth for emergency use authorization or for a license.

we need to put to rest any concept it was rushed. this is really solid. now, what does that mean for us? we now as the vice-president said are telling you that help is on the way. which has 2 aspects to it. it means that we need to actually double down under public health measures as we wait for that help to come, which will be soon. we will be getting vaccine doses into people at high priority at the end of december. we are not talking about shutting down the country or locking down. we are talking about intensifying the simple public health measures we all talk about. mask wearing. social distancing. avoiding congregate settings. doing things outdoor versus indorse. if we do that we can hold things

off until the vaccine comes.ors. if we do that we can hold things off until the vaccine comes. if you are a fighting a battle and the calf a calvary is on th way, you don't stop shooting. you keep shooting until the help gets here. the vaccine should motivate individuals to realize this is something you want to participate in. we will talk to you about why it's important as these vaccine doses roll out. we have to do 2 things: continue the public health measures and get vaccinates when the vaccine becomes available. thank you. >> thank you. >> excuse me.

mr. vice-president, thank you very much for this opportunity. i have been asked to highlight our way ahead on distribution of the vaccine just talked about by dr. fauci and before that vice-president pence. we are here today because our mission was clear. our mission to my co-leader and responsible for our success, we are here today because we focussed on developing, manufacturing and distributing a safe and effective vaccine and therapeutics for the american people. our purpose is clear: save lives. it has driven us to this end state. that's why we are here today. a couple of things as we get started in our planning. the planning began almost immediately following our ceremony in the rose garden on 15 may. that monday we started talking

development, manufacturing and distribution. it's not a thought we had in the last 2 weeks. it's required extensive planning and detailed work by a collaboration of individuals which i will talk about. a couple of things we decided up front. 1, we were going to deliver the vaccine within 24 hours after eu a. distribution to the entire united states of america to include territories and metropolitan cities. 2, we started with a foundation of expertise. the cdc is the very best at planning and executing vaccine. we aligned with planners and project managers and those who could run campaigns. together this organization has come up with our strategy for

distribution. third, we took the capacity of the industry. commercial industry and we brought them into the fold. we wanted to utilize the capability and the capacity that is already established in america. that has a proven track record and understands the nuances of ultra-cold chain requirements. we knew if we brought pfizer, moderna, usps, fed-ex and walgreen and understands of -- hundreds of others we would come up with the best solutions. it was not about ego or credit. it was how do we solve this complex problem? it was clear immediately following our initial meetings with industry that we have to have full collaboration to my

4th point with the jurisdictions and the states. they had to be a big part of our planning sequence. together the cdc and industry and the states and jurisdictions came up with the plan i am going to talk you about shortly. it is the effort that is almost so common you will recognize it because we do it every year. we do it when we distribute influenzy vaccine. this is a new vaccine. we needed a strategy in order to execute. we had to create a system to see ourselves and see inside ever every territory, state,

metropolitan city and understand where the vaccine is down to the administration sites. not only could we maintain the flow of vaccine, but we could account for vaccine that was being administered. that way we can keep the flow to the american people in a steady drum beat. as we go forward we will distribute the vaccine accordly. the right side. this is where we want the vaccines to be. we want the vaccines at the hospitals and doctor offices and walgreens and the long-healthcare facilities. places where people are comfortable going. that's where we started and stayed. we went back to pfizer and moderna and laid out the guidelines. with the collaboration of them

and the commercial city for distribution we came up with our plan. it's relatively simple. we take the pfizer vaccine, they are capable of distributing on their own. they will utilize fed-ex and ups in order to execute distribution. simultaneously we will ship kits, needles and alcohol wipes to meet the vaccine at the end state facilities we are talking about. for moderna vaccines, we are going to meet up the vaccine with the kits at a distribution warehouse and put them together and distribute through fed-ex and ups down to our administration sites. we are taking it from the finish and bringing together all of the

requirements to administrate the vaccine and sending it down to the distribution sites. any place a state wants to administer the vaccine as long as they are enrolled into our process, we can distribute the vaccine. we can distribute the pfizer vaccine and the moderna vaccine. we can go to 1 place in the state or 10,000 places in the state. the capability and the capacity exists because we came together in a whole of america approach. it is this effort that i can look you in the face and say to you, 24 hours later vaccine will be distributed out to the american people and be ready for administration. to this end, our mission is as a stated, safe and effective vaccines to the american people. we need to do it in the most timely manner possible. it is all about lives. thank you, mr. vice-president.

>> how many kits? >> we have over a million kits for the pfizer vaccine and the moderna vaccine. >> 100 million. thank you. >> from the time president trump announced operation warp speed general gus perna and his team have been working around-the-clock to build the distribution that is in effect. i asked how many kits have been manufactured for merging with the moderna product. they have already assembled 100 million kits ready to go. that's the supplies necessary to administer the vaccine. i think every american can be proud of the fact that we have

a plan in place that the moment that the fda concludes that, that vaccine is safe and effective. we have a system if place to begin within 24 hours to ship that to hospitals and healthcare officials and 24 hours after that injecting that vaccine into americans. we will continue to develop the prioritization, working with states about their plans and bob redfield of the cdc will reflect on that in a moment. the cdc will create a recommendation for priorities for who is to be immunized. if history is a teacher, we will focus on those most vulnerable and the healthcare workers and first responders at the early going. it's inspireing to me to see the incredible work that operation warp speed has done.

general gus perna, i want to thank you for your dedication. we continued from the beginning to operate an approach at the federal level that is federally supported, state managed and locally executed. we will continue to respect decisions the state governments are making. in efforts to slow the spread. but to be very clear, president trump has been very clear we don't support another national lockdown and don't believe it's necessary. i think dr. fauci reflected again, we are not calling for a national lockdown and we won't. beyond that, there have been some actions taken in jurisdictions across the country closing schools. i want the american people to know it is the position of this task force and this administration and of the cdc that we do not need to close our schools. i want to invite dr. redfield to

speak about that. he reminded our task force at no point in the pandemic has the cdc ever recommended closing schools. the more we learned about this virus, the more it simply affirmed that. we think our kids belong in the classroom. we are commited to continue to provide resources so our kids, teachers and administrators can safely get back to school. let me introduce dr. redfield and with him dr. eleanor from hhs who will speak about the unintended consequences of shutting our kids out of class rooms around america and then the secretary will have close remarks. dr. redfield. >> thank you,

mr. vice-president. we are not defenseless against this virus. masks work. social distancing works. hand washing works. being smart about crowds, particularly indoor works. the strategic use of testing to identify the silent epidemic and the asymptomatic infections to be pulled out of the transmission cycle works. we need to follow the data. we should make data driven decisions to talk about what we are doing for institutions or commercial closures. last spring the cdc did not recommend school closures. nor did we recommend their

closures today. back in the spring, it was limited data. today there is extensive data that we have. we gathered over the last 2 to 3 months to confirm that k-through 12 schools can operate with face-to-face learning and they can do it safely and they can do it responsibly. the infections we identifyed in schools when they have been evaluated were not acquired in schools. they were acquired in the community and in the household. today as dr. birx said our big threat for transmission is not the public square. it's small family gatherings where people become more comfortable. they remove their face mask and it's a silent epidemic that begins to transmit. it's not in school transmission.

for kids one of the safest places they can be is to remain in school. it's really important that following the data, making sure we don't make emotional decision busy what to close and what not to close. i am here to say clearly the data strongly supports that k-through 12 schools and institutes of higher learning are not where we are having our challenges. it would be counterproductive just in containing the epidemic if there was an emotional response to say, let's close the schools. finally, i wanted to echo what has been said by the vice-president and dr. fauci. we are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel where we are to now. this is why now more than ever,

as was said by dr. birx and dr. fauci and myself, now more than ever we are asking all americans to redouble their efforts to be vigilant, embrace masks and social distancing, hand washing. our advice about crowds and really to support using the data to make decisions in the communities particularly as it relates to k-through 12 and institutes of higher learning. these clearly the data supports it's important from a public health perspective from the pandemic and what you will hear in a minute that these schools stay open. finally, i want to end on a clear message of confidence. i am confident we will exmerge

successful and bring this pandemic to an end. i don't ever any doubt in that. today we need all of us to go all in. all in with face coverings and social distancing and at the end of the day we will get an achievable goal to get this pandemic under control. thank you, mr. vice-president. >> thank you. >> [silence]. >> thank you, mr. vice-president. i feel strongly about the need to protect and promote the mental health of all americans. as a psychiatrist i think about

the mental health effects of this unprecedented situation and how best to mitigate the impact. individuals across the country are living with stress they have never experienced. we must find a way to best alleviate that stress without ignoring the fact that our nation faces a real and deadly virus. i think about this and the context of our country's children. i lead the substance abuse and mental health foundation. where better to start to address this challenge than with our nation's could you think people. -- young people. fostering the social well-being of children is critical. the work that schools do daily

is valuable beyond any words i can deliver. we know in addition to education, schools provide our children a profound sense of security and stability. the structure and safety of schools are intergral to our children's whole health. the role of the school can't be overstated. however we can't overstate the need to address the fear and uncertainty with returns to schools. parents and teachers may feel great anxiety. that's why we must put into place the safety measures we know work. we must use masks and enforce social distancing and employ creative and innovative ways to limit the number of children and teachers in the building at any given time. there are tools we have. we must think how best to use them to keep our schools open. we know that over 7.4 million children in this country live

with serious emotional disturbances and over 60% receive services from the school system. we know that children with disabilities are losing grounds with the closure of schools. millions of children across the country are experiencing child abuse and neglect that goes undetected due to lack of contact with school personnel who are mandatory reporters. we must work together to address these issues. we need schools to open in communities when data indicates it is safe to do so. we can't forget the protection of teachers and school staff. we must ensure they are engaged in the solutions we choose. just as i suggest we engage our teachers, i suggest that we recognize the very real mental health considerations of what you may have heard called

pandemic fatigue. the engagement of americans across the country slowing the spread of the virus is a strategy we should all consider. we know masks work but some americans are not sure and may not be complea -- compliancomp. what if we try to reenforce positive behavior with rewards rather than sanction bad behavior. compliance on college campuses has been a challenge. what if collegeses implemented a random reward system for mask bearing. it could be a small gift guard given out to a student wearing a mask. this technique has had great success in the behavioral

healthcare treatment communities. i want to conclude by saying the physical effects of coronavirus are real. it brought stress, anxiety and fear you may have never felt before. covid-19 has brought devastating loss of life to families across the nation. in addition to those who lost lives to the infection itself, there are those of you who what i call covid related deaths in your family. not deaths by infection but deaths by suicide or drug overdose during this pasts. -- pandemic. we haven't forgotten you or your loss. my job is to prevent additional families from experiencing that loss. people without a job, your

stress is real too. the stress of the situation can often feel too great to handle. we take seriously the need to ensure that all americans know that there is help and there is hope. we are doing all we can to ensure that the mental healthcare system in our nation remains open and ready to serve you. as you struggle with these great stressors during the holiday season, please try to stay connected to loved ones. reach out to family and friends and please know that the national suicide prevention lifeline is available to help at any time. your mental health is critically important and we want to do all we can to protect it. >> [silence].

>> thank you, mr. vice-president. good to see all of you. the doctors have are covered the serious state of the epidemic evidence we and talked about the steps we can and should be taking. they also talked about the steps we should not be taking right now. we are much better prepared today than we were months ago. general sanford talked about our ppe supplies. our ventilators supplies. the vice-president talked about our expanded testing capacity. over 120 million tests available in november alone. 70 million point of care tests. we improved our quality of care at hospitals. our ability to treat people who cover from covid. my message to the american people is to hang in there with us. take the simple steps that the doctors have talked about today. because there is light at the

end of the tunnel. this is not forever. thanks to president trump's operation warp speed, we have got such a brighter future ahead. i want to see everyone get there. president trump called me in and said, alex, all of the experts are saying it will be optimistically 18 months for a vaccine. over a year for therapeutics. you know the drug industry and drug development. can we shorten that? is there anything we can do? i said yes, there is. we crafted the greatest bio-pharmaceutical research development and distribution and mobilization and partnership with the defense department and the unwavering support of president trump are delivering results on that. thanks to the leadership people like general gus perna running operation warp speed.

bringing the power of the defense department to the table. thanks to people like dr. slawi who dedicated his life and talents to this work for the american people. and we are seeing results. they said it could not be done. 10 months into this novel pathogen hitting our shores is, last week we approved eli lilly's antibiotic and shipped product that afternoon to patients. already over 60,000 courses of therapy have been delivered. regeneron's antibiotic is pending at the fda. two vaccine each with 95% efficacy driving -- rivalling

the 98% of our measles vaccine. over 40,000 patients in each clinical trial. this was done in 10 months. 10 months. and now pfizer's partner has announced that tomorrow, they intend to file for emergency use authorization at the fda. we would expect to see moderna filing soon also. we also have this comprehensive distribution plan that general gus perna walked through that build on a public and private partnership between the united states and the private sector partners to make this as convenient as the flu vaccine is.

we will ship millions of doses of vaccine within 24 hours of fda approval. hope and help are on the way. operation warp speed is already delivering and will keep delivering in the days and weeks ahead. thank you very much, mr. vice-president. >> my hope is americans looking on and all of you responsible for sharing the news, than this teamworking in cooperation with our states and the american people made great progress. we are getting there. we are getting there, america. as i said at the outset, i hope it's more in evidence as you hear from this team about the abundance of supplies available today for hospitals. our ability to track what is happening at your local hospital

to make sure it has ppe and the equipment and supplies to provide healthcare your family needs. i hope as you heard about the extraordinary distribution plans of operation warp speed and the confidence of dr. fauci expressed today and the news that one of those research companies will submit an emergency use vaccine tomorrow. we could be a matter of a few short weeks away from a vaccine being available across the country for the most vulnerable among us and those caring for them in hospitals and clinics. i hope everything you heard today gives evidence of what i said at the start. america has never been more prepared to combat this virus. let me be clear as i close, we all have a role to play in the days ahead. the team said as we see the finish light and see light at

the end of the tunnel, as president trump often says, we are rounding the corner to the day we have a vaccine for the american people. we want to encourage every american to continue to do your part. wash your hands. practice social distancing. wear a mask and social distancing is impossible. put the health of your family and the health of your neighbors and the people in your community first. we are all in this together. as i said many times from this podium, i know with the cooperation of the american people and our doctors and nurses and first responders, the extraordinary partnership of federal, state and local health officials and with god's help, we will get through this. we will get through this together. thank you all. >> [shouting questions]. >> that wraps up the white house

coronavirus task force update that lasted well over an hour. from lockdowns of schools and vaccines. didn't have questions so we have time to talk about this. we have emily, geraldo rivera, and jesse and greg. geraldo rivera, what would you like to talk about? you are just back in new york for the first time. >> it's melancholy. it's awful. walking madison avenue and seeing all of the shuttered hotels. i am the only guest in the barclay hotel which is a big building. >> what about all of those women that keep coming? >> [laughing]. >> there is an emergency use authorization filed tomorrow for one of the vaccine. they directly rebuked governor cuomo and the shut down of new

york city schools saying for kthrough 12 the safest place is in schools. 1.1 million children left to go where? their parents worked. they are stressed out. the only meal they get in school and they shut it down because 1 out of 50 is testing positive. it's ridiculous! imagine if this press conference was 2 weeks ago or 3 weeks ago. donald trump would have been reelected resoundingly. i wonder if pfizer and moderna didn't they know that it was 95% 2 or 3 weeks ago? >> they said not. >> they were so afraid to be political they ended up helping destroy the president. >> they were asked that and said not. we only have 3 minutes. we will come back after a quick break. >> to piggyback on what geraldo

rivera said. what you are hearing because in the minds of the media the election is over in their heads. it's okay to say trump is right. you are seeing the trump is right consensus. biden is called the winner. cnn said the vaccines are a unmitigated success and a huge victory and the "new york times" is saying about the schools, trump was right. science is catching up with the gut instincts of donald trump. we are talking about people affected by these restrictions, you have to talk to the people affected by the restrictions. i keep seeing the man on the street interviews. so, the restaurants are at half capacity? i don't mind that because i don't eat out. [laughing]. then they go they are shutting down the schools.

i don't have kids. people are expressing outrage selectively when you have to be empathetic about everybody else and the hell they are going through. the people working at restaurants and gyms. >> jesse? >> at the height of the pandemic, this spring they said it would take a year or year and a half to get a vaccine out. now 10 months later, we are on the precipice of 3 vaccines being approved. within 24 hours they will fire up distributions to get 3 vaccines in pharmacies and hospital across the country. it's an astonishing accomplishment by the american people. they laid serious wood on bill de blasio and cuomo. they are making decisions not data driven. the spread is in household

gatherings. not transmited in school districts. it's shattering children's intellect and psychological development. it needs to be reversed immediately. >> what it also put wood on or whatever that phrase is. >> not put wood on. >> [laughing]. >> follow the science. anyone who dares to challenge government overreach or include in the analysis all of those surroundings effects and ramifications, that briefing cited all of the mental health officials and the spike in overdoses and violence and addiction and suicides. and the social isolation of kids and their erosion of the support groups they had. i hope people on the left take it as fact. >> president trump's legal team

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>> all right. president trump's legal team said it has enough evidence to overturn the results of the 2020 election. >> it's not a singapore -- singular voter fraud from one state. it's in a number of states. the cities are controlled by democrats and they can get away with anything. the states indicateed in red, we more than double the number of votes needed to overturn the election in terms of illegal ballots. >> joe biden called the election challenges totally irresponsible. jesse, reaction? >> it was a big shot of adrenaline today. remember during the russia collusion things they had zero

eyewitness testimony about the trump campaign collusion with russia. rudy giuliani has they have happens of sworn affidavits that prove corruption. they said let us put the case in court and let the judge rule. they have sworn affidavits that say they witnessed fraud and circumstantial evidence and whistleblowers saying that some of the software was manipulated. they will need a court order to see those machines. they are up against the clock on that. if you have a pattern here, and he alleges there is a conspiracy in the blue states they started inputting fraudulent biden

votes. they said they were allowing double counting. they have 3 sworn affidavits that said a van came at 4:30 in the morning and dropped off garbage canned filled ballots and they were illegally counted 3 times in a row and tabulated when they thought no republican poll watchers there. they went through straits. they said there was voter intimidation. in wisconsin they said the state constitution was violated when they sent out hundreds of un unsolicited ballots. >> come on, jesse. >> come on, geraldo. >> hugeo chavez?

i am the only person who met him. >> [overlapping talking]. >> an international conspiracy. what about elvis? >> you are a lawyer. >> [overlapping talking]. >> i love the president and wanted him to win this election. when i saw with rudy giuliani whom i have known for decades was bizarre and unfocussed. conspiracy theory this and that. when you have evidence that you suggest, what is the lawsuit that evidence atachs to? you can't go to a court and say there is fraud, judge, prove it for me. where the fbi to prove it for me. >> they have 3 standing lawsuits in 3 different states. >> they dropped michigan and dropped pennsylvania. >> a judge will rule on the evidence. >> we are giving false hopes. >> geraldo, you should want everybody to be confident in the

results. >> we are hearing reporters saying there is no evidence as if they themselves looked. they have not. the media hasn't seen anything because we are not at the end of the legal process. today was an overview. nothing has been ruled out. if the shoe was on the other foot and we were talking about mal feasance by republicans, these reporters would be doing the reporting. they will do the investigation. you can't just say there is no evidence. they would not do that if it was on the republicans. the reason you can't find evidence you are not looking. they are looking give them a shot. i allowed russian collusion for

4 years. instead of acting like this is a personal affront, just wait. why can't i ask about it? >> you can ask -- >> let me finish. >> what is wrong with the voting process? what is with a lot of conventions that are outmoded? what will the future be like? instead of smirking at our audience because they don't trust this process for 4 years we the media has been crapping on them every day they have every right to be suspicious. >> human and machine error and database discrepency is

different than fraud. a ton of lawsuits from the trump campaign have been dismissed for variouserancy. in the court right now we are seeing challenges to the rules and how those rules are aflied.. in the court right now we are seeing challenges to the rules and how those rules are aflied. having people's faith restored in the process is paramount. i feel like the ball our eye is on is one step in front of us. it's important to emphasize as we are hearing attacks from the left and the right and everything is this chaotic scene to remember who laid the landscape for that scene and the hundreds of lawsuits filed by the democrats including by

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mom...that was taken at the farm. it was in this small little village. in connemara? right! connemara it is. honestly, we went there- oh, oh look at that! look at that. >> ♪ >> time for "one more thing." greg? >> new game show. here we go. guess how many dogs? take a look at this picture. emily, can you guess how many dogs. >> i can't see -- 3, 5, 7. >> oh, 1. >> [laughing]. >> sorry. 4. >> 4. >> i can't see any dogs. >> just guess. >> 3. >> jesse. >> 1. >> 12. >> okay. roll!

>> puppies. 7. >> 7! >> you guessed every number. >> all right. jesse? >> when dads have the baby and the moms get nervous and text, who are you doing? what is the latest? this dad in belgium photo shops his baby in dangerous situations to text back his girlfriend. there is the baby. >> [laughing]. >> taken a photo by the cliff and frequency out the girlfriend. >> i love it. >> on his instagram page. >> don't get any ideas. >> roll the tape of my grandchildren. i miss them so much. this is me and my grandchildren.

you see my daughter later. nice thing about being back in new york. >> family is the best thing about new york. >> for "one more thing." that's it for us. >> [laughing]. >> "special report" is up next thank goodness with john roberts. >> good afternoon. my mom has baby photos of me like that and she doesn't have photo shop. >> that explains a lot. >> good evening. i am john roberts in for bret baier. breaking news the trump legal team most aggressive moves to challenge the election results. rudy giuliani said there was a centralized plan to carry out fraud across the country. he said he has the evidence to back that up but did not share it. the centers for disease control is advising americans not to travel for thanksgiving. and the