>> it is friday november 20th, less than a week until thanksgiving, the cdc warning against holiday travelers the coronavirus task force meets behind closed doors. >> what emerged very quickly is not singular voter fraud, but the pattern repeats itself. >> how democracy functions. >> election legal drama, fraud and democratic strongholds as we

await evidence and joe biden condemns the process as donald trump welcomes election officials to the white house today, we are live in washington. >> what is that? >> i feel refreshed. >> he is going viral as they try and fail to name things, fox and friends first right now. >> anyone born in the 2000s may recall they were fabulous. >> i was laughing too much. >> you are watching fox and

friends first. marymac thanks for starting the day with us. joe biden says he will not pursue a national shutdown but is not ruling out a nationwide mask mandate. ibly5 more on the latest push to get the pandemic under control. >> president elect joe biden talked about a national mask mandate saying it's not a political statement but a patriotic duty, new hampshire is the latest to make the move but biden says there will be no national shutdown. >> i am not going to shut down the economy. we are going to shutdown the virus. no national shutdown. >> this is he meets with governors to focus on the battle of the coronavirus which has been surging in recent weeks,

186,000, the country has lost more than a quarter of 1 million but gavin newsom forcing a stay-at-home order. hand from 10:00 pm to 5 am counties. it will remain for one month, the coronavirus task force addressed the nation for the first time in months. mike pence saying he does not support another lockdown. >> 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, distance, avoiding congregant settings. >> reporter: not only that but cdc founded the alarm about the risk of thanksgiving travel. >> with thanksgiving approaching

our hearts and minds turned to families and friends as part of the nation's tradition, the critical phase of the abca24 pandemic, cdc is recommending against travel during the thanksgiving period. >> reporter: still ahead abca14 has steps to help. >> gop leaders will meet with donald trump as canvassers in wayne county speak out exclusively to fox news on their decision to recent votes. >> the campaign sounds off on alleged election fraud. >> they did that, a wild night at a news conference led by rudy giuliani, they laid out there opening statement, serious allegations of widespread voter product, not providing hard evidence, making claims in a court of law. >> what emerged quickly is it is

not a singular voter fraud in one state. it is a pattern that repeats itself in a number of states, almost the same pattern. and it suggests there was a plan from a centralized place to execute these various acts of voter fraud. >> attorney sidney powell claimed the centralized plot was communist in origin and came from venezuela via the dominion voting system, dominion responding the latest flood of absurdities is concerning not just for dominion but are dedicated state and local partners. it is plainly a nonpartisan with no ties to venezuela. president-elect biden was asked in wilmington and waiting on how the rest of the world is doing this.

>> incredible irresponsibility, incredibly damaging messages sent to the rest of the world how democracy functions. i don't know his motive but it is totally irresponsible. >> reporter: this as michigan's certification could be headed for a delay as gop canvas board members to certify are speaking out about being harassed. >> he is a social media platform to talk me, post my phone number, my home address, my email address, encourage people to stop by their house and share their anger with me. >> at the beginning you get an over under report. we didn't get that report this year or this time. instead we were given it orally and had to record everything by hand. >> reporter: georgia announced during the hand recount joe biden had won the peach state but the margin of victory is a threshold that could allow the

president to force another recount after certification. a couple things to watch for at the white house, the president meeting with michigan's republican legislative leaders while biden will meet in wilmington with nancy pelosi and minority leader schumer. >> a lot of state certification deadlines are creeping up. something to watch. jillian: as the legal fight for divine commerce and jim jordan and fox news contributor molly hemingway are blasting the left for hypocrisy when it comes to investigation. as they resist letting the legal process play out here, fine with dragging the president or four years. >> you don't know who this individual was, they tried to remove donald trump from office and now the same people attack people like bill and monica for simply saying this is the united states of america, we should have an election everyone should have confidence in.

that drives me crazy. >> a few short weeks of people litigating election results in a court of law, a lot of powerful people in the media and elsewhere have said this undermines the country. something totally reasonable, people are questioning the legitimacy of this brand-new thing we all rushed into this year and what is shocking for people hearing these comments is we just went through four years of many prominent people spending much of every day questioning whether donald trump or asserting donald trump was not a legitimate president. >> reporter: politics aside, one law professor.out the uphill battle for trump team faces in a court of law. >> to flip the votes, the raw votes you have to find enough ballot fraud to overcome the margin of victory. that will be very hard to do in the amount of time you have before december 14th. >> on december 14th the electoral college will me to confirm the presidency.

today mike pence is going on the campaign trail, headed to georgia to rally support for incumbent senators david perdue and kelly leffler in the runoff election. it will determine whether the gop keeps it senate majority. they are being challenged by john ossoff and rafael warknock. we discussed those all-important runoff races. overnight, a killer is executed. orlando hall put to death by lethal injection at the federal prison indiana, shortly after the us supreme court denied a petition that blocked his execution. he was convicted of kidnapping and killing a texas teenager in 1996. he is the eighth federal inmate to be executed by capital punishment since it was reinstated. disturbing details are revealed in an alleged plot to kidnap

gretchen witmer. the state attorney general's office says them as a group accused in the plot talked about taking over the state capital building and staging televised executions of public officials. another plan involves setting the building on fire with lawmakers inside. 13 men are charged in the plot. >> donald trump is set to announce two new rules to lower drug prices in the us, they are expected to be a follow-up on executive orders the president signed in july and september. the most favored nation would pressure medicare for the high cost of drugs, those prices charged in other countries. the other rule would limit rebates to middle men in middle care. >> the season for finding the christmas tree. >> audrey is frozen from the waist down. >> that is all part of the experience. there it is.

>> the capital christmas tree will arrive in washington dc after a cross-country trip. it was chosen in colorado, the tradition of the people's tree began in 1964. love that. it is 10 minutes after the are, gop lawmakers calling for a criminal bro after violent attacks at the million maga march. james comeer wants to hold agitators accountable next. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood.

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>> top gop lawmakers calling for a probe into a fight trump violent said saturday's million maga march. congressman, thanks for being here.

tell me why you are part of this and what do you hope to get out of this? >> this is becoming a pattern. we saw this when the president accepted the republican nomination at the white house as supporters including myself left the white house. we were confronted by an angry mob. we saw this last week with the maga march and peaceful protesters from all across america to the nations capital which is their constitutional right and instead of the washington dc police force protecting and upholding law and order you see chaos breakout and seems like a pattern where conservatives come to washington, the mayor and the police force turned out and that is not a good example of democracy. this is the nation's capital, we should be sitting an example for peaceful demonstration and we need to have a hearing on it and they need to be held

accountable, the mayor refuses to protect conservatives when they come to the nations capital we may have to send the military in and that is something i don't want to do but we cannot consider this pattern. >> lester holt ended his show on wednesday by talking about superspreader events, the images that were playing behind him, take a look. >> a familiar ritual, shake of a head, deep sigh and a sense of helplessness. after that what is left? may be a anger. >> 250,000 deaths give us permission to be mad over the superspreader moments, surely we know better by now. >> some folks looking at black and white images of trump supporters but didn't include the biden victory parades or the black lives matter protesters. >> this is consistent with the

mainstream media. republicans gather it is a superspreader the democrats gather is okay, black lives matter gather, destruction of property and violent outbreaks, that is okay but when conservatives gather you are spreading covid-19. lester holt, symbolic of just about every other liberal in the mainstream media. good nations like fox the readings increases that are fair and balanced but it is unfortunate and lester holt was being sincere in expressing sincere thoughts. it shows a consistent pattern of hypocrisy on the hands of the liberal media. >> jim jordan demanding an investigation of election irregularities, the president's

legal team, i'm sure you watched it, they have serious allegations, massive well-funded coordinated efforts, a centralized plan of voter fraud but a lot of people saying they haven't seen that hard evidence yet. i know trump's legal team saying this is an opening statement but time is running out. we are approaching deadlines for state certification. what are you expecting now? >> there was a report prior to the election. we try to get a committee hearing before the election, democrats turned a blind eye, we see countless irregularities. and and over the past two years,

and democrats, saying the president was an illiterate president. we have solid proof, half of america is concerned about the integrity of the election. the democrats refuse, i have been in washington and we haven't had a single hearing of the oversight committee or judiciary committee, two committees looking into this. the democrats took control of the house, there was plenty to meet on and it is another example of failed leadership, that is why we gained seats in the house. we lost a few seats to kick nancy pelosi out but it is terrible to see the democrats not once to have a hearing, if they were confident there are no

irregularities. and >> >> new yorkers are struggling with the growing scrutiny. >> an airball when it comes to the 1990s, the hilarious video lightning up. >> >> the beatles? thousands of jewish survivors still suffering today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." especially during this holiday season of hanukkah.

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>> open our schools! open our schools! open our schools! >> parent and protesters gathering to protest the mayor's decision to close public schools. >> got the testing, our kids were able to go to school every day, get a little life back, get their friends back and get their learning back. >> bill diblasio shutdown the nation's largest district over a surgeon covid-19 cases, but allowing private schools to stay open. martha maccallum as head of teachers union got in this heated exchange over school closures. >> schools need to be open is the point. kids need to be, by the cdc, the union doesn't want teachers in the classroom, they clearly want

teachers in the classroom and the cdc wants teachers in the classroom. >> you are not listening to me in new york city, the only major school district to reopen schools. >> why are they closing now. what the city said, lots of other places also seeing a huge skyrocketing increase. >> you are not listening to the science. >> when classes will resume. andrew cuomo facing backlash as new yorkers suffer financially from his lockdown. cuomo's response to the pandemic, many won the requirement for nursing homes to accept covid-19 patients.

the governor received 800,$000, new york republican congresswoman blasting the governor for his handling of the coronavirus saying he contradicted his own restrictions. >> i come from a state, we have the worst governor in america, governor cuomo made fatal decisions early on causing loss of tens of thousands of lives of seniors in the nursing home and he is taking the wrong approach. he's also not applying the rules to himself. he has attended private events without wearing masks or requiring social distancing. i wish my constituents a happy thanksgiving, people should have the freedom to make the right decisions based on their personal health, their family situation. >> as more governors put

restrictions and placing into the holidays, many sheriff's said they are not planning to enforce them. >> 26 after they are, the squad gets reinforcements, democrats demanding joe biden embrace the brave new deal. and the no-op it from a former antifa member says the group will not end the violence when biden takes office saying what was once a radical fringe is now a prominent force next. nah. ♪ introducing the all new chevy trailblazer. here? nope. ♪ here. ♪ when the middle of nowhere, is somewhere. the all new chevy trailblazer. making life's journey, just better.

>> a former member of antifa so the rioting and violence is far from over. in his op-ed he says, it will not decrease violence, it is just getting started. >> the author of behind the black mask, my time as an antifa

activist. you have an inside perspective how antifa operates and use say the violence has only begun. why? >> check this out. antifa used to be a fringe faction of the radical left almost 10 years ago but now it is a prominent force in american politics and you have to wonder why. four years ago the mainstream left as well as antifa became allies in shared opposition and hatred of donald trump. cnn's dominance is not every bunny has heard that or msnbc's joy read compared antifa to the modern-day civil rights movement, the same movement that in washington dc stopped and sat 3 conservative activist on the way to their cars. every time you have antifa

violence on the streets you can count on cnn and msnbc to act as a professional pr team to justify an excuse antifa violence. jillian: i just could against conservatives? >> this is a big myth that antifa is only against conservatives. antifa is trying to usurp the american system of government, the democrats and liberals just the same. one thing to remember, not just the mainstream media that propel antifa to what it is, we have to look at the role universities have played to fostering antifa beliefs, the leadership institute campus reform we reported from indiana where state university, taxpayer-funded university, promoting defunding the police force which is exactly what antifa wants because they want to neuter police response in american cities so they can keep getting away with their mayhem. jillian: i was going to ask one

more question. why do you think the biden presidency isn't going to slowdown? >> joe biden and kamala harris will continue to spread the lie that america is systematically racist or structurally racist. antifa and their activists are going to agree with that and go against his supporters and against joe biden because according to that logic is systematically racist america has installed a new fascist president in the white house because again america, antifa is not about fighting republicans but basic american institutions like the republican party and the democratic party. >> you do a lot of work with students. there is a harvard petition circulating around campus that calls for members of the trump administration to be barred speaking or teaching at the

school. given the direction universities are going i am sure that doesn't surprise you. >> it doesn't surprise me at all. the knight foundation found 41% of students said they don't support first amendment protected hate speech. if you look at what hate speech is they say conservative thought. they are trying to silence people with whom they disagree. i have seen this happening with my own eyes. i had the opportunity to speak last month and there was a girl who came there, antifa accident who kept tackling me and trying to shut down the event. according to her i was promoting violence and hate speech. the topic of my speech was how to stop political violence. the students of harvard are not trying to protect democracy or republic, they are trying to censor people with whom they disagree.

jillian: we appreciate it. >> got to get to some news. a suspect known as psycho arrested in connection to the death of 3 people. federal agents capturing convicted felon in a motel in new mexico, for murder, assault and kidnapping charges. human remains belonging to three people while executing a search warrant at two properties last week. alexandria ocasio cortez pressuring biden to embrace the green new deal. watch this. >> what we are going to do is organize and demand this administration which i believe is decent and kind and honorable keep their promise. >> reporter: biden said he plans to keep environmental justice and create good paying jobs.

congresswoman ilhan omar fired back at her democratic colleagues, suggested the progressives weakened the party. >> some of the leaders within the democratic party or even our colleagues who are freshmen talk about getting back to basics. i was confused because i thought what is more basic than fighting for freedom? was more basic than trying to make sure we get healthcare for people? >> omar's comments come after some democrats blasted their progressive agenda. far left ideas may have driven voters to the polls as record numbers of republican women were elected to congress, one of them, michelle steele, says people are tired of socialism speak. >> going too far left, they are

very divisive. record-breaking women running republican party. people are tired of fighting and let's go left. we have to bring something to euro the community. that is what we are going to do. i know 2022 we are going to take over. >> reporter: republicans will have at least 2 dozen women serving in the next congress. if you could turn back time you might find yourself with a pager using the walkman. >> the items seemed foreign to top prospects born around the new millennium. watch this. >> what is that? a cd player? recording device? that is a reader. what is it called?

>> totally kidding. he thought this was a vcr. espn challenging these rookies to name the 90s test and they failed, the men born in the e le 90s or early 2000s. >> i never had a pager. >> i only know about it because they had it on hospital shows. i was not that cool. to football, nfl teams facing tougher covid-19 protocol starting tomorrow. former nfl player jack brewer, parents left scrambling as new york city's schools shutdown again. how will this impact our kids? a panel of parent and family therapist next. s away. with so many changes, do you know if your plan is still the right fit? having the wrong plan may cost you thousands of dollars out of pocket. and that's why i love healthmarkets, your insurance marketplace.

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the goalposts? after sitting down school for the second time, bill diblasio said standards would be higher to return to the classroom. what does that mean for our kids? father of 2, a mom of a child receiving special services in new york, new york city waitress and mom of 2, thank you for being here for this important conversation. a single mom of two kids, your younger daughter has type i diabetes, what are your concerns? >> my concerns are she won't the learning correctly. i am not a teacher, at home when working to disrupt. >> same to you. your son is in occupational therapy. is that hard for you to do outside the classroom making sure he gets everything he needs? >> it definitely is. occupational therapy twice a

week or speech therapy twice a week, i'm trying not to allow him to fall behind more so than he is already. school keeps shutting down and he's at a young crucial age by receiving these in person services. >> you have two kids as well, a family therapist. i'm curious on the personal and professional commute personally what your kids are up against but also professionally. i am curious if you had an uptick in people coming to you because they are having a hard time with it. >> both my kids are online. not far from new york a couple cases, my daughter who is in eighth grade, it is not good for her but more concerning to me is in private practice i am dealing with kids and what i am seeing is major social emotional

compromises because kids are staring at screens 24 hours a day, not having the interaction they need, not developing the critical communication and social skills they need to survive and thrive. >> so many parents across the country regardless whether you're in new york city or the west coast or middle america. you talk about access to technology for remote learning, new york city students have not received i've hads a laptops from the city, that is an alarming statistic. let's take a listen to the cdc director saying it is counterproductive to close schools. >> one of the safest places they can be from our perspective is to remain in school. it would be counterproductive from a public health point of view containing the epidemic if there was an emotional response to say let's close the schools.

>> you've noticed a difference in your kids since they have been home whether it be socializing or academic, i have read stories in the last week of kids forgetting how to read in the last few months. >> my daughter's reading level dropped since being home. to read with her, it makes it difficult for her to learn. >> we are hearing that sentiment across the country. the cdc finds children age 5 to 11 are experiencing an increase in mental health related er visits if you can pull the screen up, 24% of children age 5 to 11, 31% of children age 12 to 17. what is your reaction when you see that? are you surprised when you see that? >> i'm not surprised, he is

suffering socially, to bring him up to be able to play alongside without being in school, in person for so long. being social and being around children around the agency, it has taken a toll on him and hard for me to see as well. >> >> a lot of people arguing the science is saying kids could be in school. what would your message be to elected officials. >> go work in a school, if school is ever open again, see the importance of that social and emotional direction. middle and high school kids

doing education online, kids tell me this has multitasking when trying to learn but can't do that. make sure if your kid is at home, in their bedroom, make sure the phone is nowhere near. it is a distraction, further affect their education. >> you wonder what the effect would be down the line in the crucial development will stage. thank you for being here. appreciate it. 47 after the hour, colin kaepernick calling for the release of a convicted cop killer claiming he is a political prisoner. former nfl player jack brewer joins us live on that next. thunk, turn the temperature down.

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1981, he maintained his innocence. his story has not changed. we are in the midst of a movement that says black lives matter. if that is the case, the life and legacy must matter. >> colin kaepernick taking on a new cause, jamal should be freed. here to react, former nfl player jack brewer, good to see you.

those who are watching, convicted of killing philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner in 1981, he pulled over his younger brother and that is when as the story goes, he shot and killed officer falconer. he is serving a life sentence after a death sentence was overturned in december of 2011. colin kaepernick maintains his innocence, claiming he was framed. what is your take on this and colin kaepernick's involvement? >> we have to remember who colin kaepernick is. he made the comments himself, when we think back on the kneeling debate he started, cops being displayed as pigs on his socks. this is a quarterback who at the time playing for the 49ers was looked upon and idolized by kids

across america, wanted to depict cops as pigs. we know where this man is coming from, as christians, as americans we have to decipher between light and darkness and in my opinion colin kaepernick comes with a lot of darkness. i don't know the specifics of this case, i advocate for prisoners across america who are wrongfully convicted, for prisoners across america who have sentences that are too long according to the crime they committed. i have a former inmate in my house who just got out 30 days ago, a former student of mine in prison where i teach across america but that doesn't mean you stand up for cop killers, colin kaepernick's voice at some point needs to be muted, he's done enough to divide this nation. of black lives mattered, all lives matter.

we know that and we prayed to the blood of jesus for our protection. colin kaepernick is a dark man in my opinion. at some point as americans we need to stop putting him on tv screens and letting kids here what comes out of his mouth. jillian: the nfl is rolling out intensive coronavirus restrictions starting tomorrow. you have to test negative before going into a facility, they seem pretty basic, stuff they should have been doing. what are your thoughts on intensive protocols? >> things they should have been doing. i don't know if this is something they are putting up their. and any liability in the future, any of these things that make sense, the national football league has an issue as you see

so many players contracted coronavirus, a difficult time for them to navigate this, playing a sport people are tackling together and sharing sweat and bodily fluids, just a difficult situation, these are unprecedented times. you get on your knees and start praying and that is the only thing that can save us. jillian: you think all things considered they have done a fairly good job trying to limit the spread as best it can. >> they have done an amazing job, we don't have control. because you have a power means nothing, you need the power to cross and they are realizing that across the nation. jillian: looking at the american flag and the football flag in the background, thank you for joining us. >> i play for both.

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>> what emerged very quickly as it is not a singular voter fraud. the pattern repeats itself in a number of states. >> incredibly damaging messages being sent to the world about how our democracy functions. >> donald trump's legal team claiming widespread fraud as we await evidence, the latest on the legal strategy. a big day in the fight against covid-19 as pfizer plans to seek emergency vaccine approval. hhs secretary alex azar says millions of doses could ship within 24 hours. a live report. >> before we get into today's match, today's world pancreatic cancer day. i want you to be safe.