♪ ♪. arthel: despite warnings from the cdc millions of americans plan on traveling, the tsa says friday and saturday were two of the busiest days airports have seen since march with over 2 million people screen as covid cases continue to spike across the country. hello this is "america's news headquarters" i am arthel neville. hi eric. eric: hello thank you for joining us at the fox news channel i am eric shawn. people decide whether or not to stay home for the holidays, where you're gonna go or who you going to have over, were inching

closer to an eventual vaccine, pfizer has applied for emergency approval from the fda if it does get the green light, health officials say doses could be shipped out within 24 hours with essential workers first in line to receive the vaccine. the u.s. reported within 177,000 new covid infections from john hopkins university. more than 12.1 million americans have so far been infected with the virus and sadly the death toll continues to climb upwards, 256,000 of the fellow americans have died, estimates say the number could double in about three months. life team fox news coverage, live at los angeles international airport and holiday travel. let's begin charles watson in atlanta at the headquarters for the cdc. reporter: good evening, an average of 200,000 new infections a day as the u.s.

adds one point to million more cases in the last week alone but help can be on the way soon as pfizer awaits an emergency approval from the fda for the covid-19 vaccine. officials are preparing for an immediate rollout, the white house task force said the u.s. will ship millions of doses of the vaccine within 24 hours as the fda to grant emergency use authorization healthcare workers, and those with serious medical conditions are among the first to receive the vaccine. >> if these vaccines get the ua which i think they will, we will have 20 million people be able to be vaccinated by the middle to the end of december. >> will you take it next month? >> the fda has a granted emergency youth authorization for another covid-19 treatment, the agency gave the green light for regeneron to distribute its monoclonal antibody treatment

which mimics the response in fighting off harmful pathogens into the body like viruses, earlier studies on the treatment was effective in containing the virus when getting to people with early stages of infection and reduced medical visits for patients. despite cases surging nationwide, there is a bright spot, hawaii is the only state in the country that is seen a downward trend in cases. new infections have a drop by 25% in the last two weeks, experts say in the case surrounded by the ocean house, it coul typically has more contl over domestic and international travel the most states. eric: thank you so much. arthel: as we have been reporting the cdc is warding against thanksgiving trouble as coronavirus cases rise across the u.s., that is not stopping to million people who were screened by the tsa this weekend

at airports across the country. with larger crowds in the terminals, major airlines like united are seeing an increase in cancellations. christina coleman is live at lax, los angeles international airport with more. reporter: there have been so many people on the fence on whether they should travel or not, this thanksgiving. there has been a lot of cancellations pre-however, on friday at least 1 million people pastor airports across the country. the last time the tsa screened at least 1 million passengers in one day before this weekend was on october 18. the cdc strongly recommends that people who are not traveling or if they do travel to try to be careful, they're telling people not to travel at all. that's at the cdc is recommending. they want to make sure people lessen their chance of getting or spreading covid, chicago's busy o'hare airport saul busy

traffic on friday and at lax another huge travel hub, half of the seats sold compared to last year, and 3 million people came over thanksgiving laster. many people understand circumstances regarding covid and cdc is recommending people do not travel, however, they say they still want to see their loved ones. >> family is the most support and think and not to be around family on a special occasion day in a part of the year, it will be a rough for a lot of people. >> a lot of people are going to travel and take precautions and with a shotgun happening now, they're just trying to stay safe. reporter: more people are choosing to stay home this thanksgiving, aaa anticipates a largest single year decrease in travel since the great recession in 2008. the agency expects 50 million americans will travel this holiday compared to 55 million

last year end considering how fast this is spreading public health officials say being careful this holiday is key. >> if you are going to travel to someone else's home for thanksgiving, if possible you should spend as much time outdoors when you are together in some places that may be possible with the weather, we should keep meals short and spend more time with masks on and the smaller the gatherings, the better. in general i recommend against it. reporter: aaa adds that 95% of the people traveling this thanksgiving will do so by car, if you are hitting the road, keep in mind that health experts recommend that you keep your stops to a minimum. arthel: good point christina coleman. thank you. eric: of fox news alerts, good news the incoming white house chief of staff ron klain for the

biden administration he is set to announce his cabinet picks this week. >> you are going to see the first of the president-elect cabinet appointments on tuesday of this week, if you want to know what cabinet agencies they are, who's going to be in those cabinet agencies you will have to wait for the president-elect to say himself on tuesday. eric: who couldn't be, jacqui heinrich live in wilmington, delaware who covers abiding transition for a set fox news. reporter: a member of i enter biden's transition team tweeted tuesday is the date because they don't want to mess with anyone football or turkey signaling hope for quiet thanksgiving on the news front but there will be plenty of buzz before we get there, progressives have been vocal of wanting inclusion in the biden a administration. bernie sanders morning it'll be enormously insulting if they are left behind after helping him get elected. sanders is buying for labor secretary and they want warren

heading up the treasury. biden already made his choice for that post but the nominees names have not been leaked. janet yellen is thought to be the front runner in progressive told fox business they would still yellen a victory, lail brainard is also on the short list and if biden picks the women for that role it would make history. also speculation who's to be secretary of state, former president barack obama advocated to national security advisor susan rice although she may face a confirmation hurdle in a republican-controlled senate. chris coons is buying for the job and deputy secretary of state tony blinken and william burns is under consideration. meantime the white house continuing to block the biden transition and working to overturn election results but biden's team so far has not pursued any legal action saying it might create further delays and we think taking it further with cooperation with senate

republicans. >> i was encouraged this week to see in addition to the statement from senator romney and last night's statement from senator toomey's that many senate republicans are talking about confirming joe biden's nominees in the regular order in trying to get confident experience people in the government and confirmed positions, not the acting mess we've had in the past. i think we are seeing encouraging signs. reporter: biden is calling on states and also congress to do what he cannot do right now including passing an emergency aid package to fight the pandemic and repair the economy in the lame-duck session. eric: thank you so much. in a few moments we will look at the candidates for the top jobs, who can be in, who cannot, white house correspondent jeff mason will join us later in the newscast. arthelarthel: president trump addressed focusing on the

environment and take shots at the paris climate agreement which the u.s. officially withdrew earlier this month, the president-elect biden has vowed to rejoin. let's go to the white house and reply to mark meredith. reporter: good afternoon, president trump has a chance to speak virtually to world leaders for the g20 summit, this is something that would be held in person this year in saudi arabia but because of the pandemic it was held online, the president making most of the comments focused on his decision to pull the u.s. out of the paris climate accord, here's what he had to say earlier today. >> the paris accord was not designed to save the environment, it was designed to kill the american economy. i refuse to surrender millions of american jobs and send trillions of americans dollars to the world's worst polluters and environmental offenders, that's what would've happened. reporter: the president continues to claim there was widespread fraud in the election, he treated evidence is becoming out soon but the trump campaign and allies are running

out of time to make the case and have already lost multiple legal challenges. a handful of republicans including pat toomey of pennsylvania mitt romney of utah are speaking out, urging the president to move on and governor larry hogan of maryland is in a twitter battle with the president over the issue, hogan reply to a tweet from the president earlier writing if you have done your job american governors would not have been forced to fend for themselves defined test in the middle of the pandemic as we successfully did in maryland, stop golfing and concede. the republicans going after each other on twitter. it's amazing. there has no indication from the white house that the president plans to concede, he spent several hours at his golf club and got back to the white house 20 minute20 ago he will spend te holidays at the white house, he is supposed to go to florida but he staying closer to home, we will see what the president decides to do next. arthel: we will wait. thank you very much. eric: on the crucial georgia

senate race, republican senator kelli mockler tested negative for the coronavirus today, she did test positive on friday, yesterday was inconclusive, because of the confusion and the conflicting test we are told that the senator will continue to quarantine until she comes up with several more negative tests, one of the indications of the test when you test negative, she is one of the two republican incumbents that face runoffs in january, those runoffs will decide the u.s. senate. jonathan siri live in atlanta with her condition in the race. reporter: kelly loeffler is experiencing no symptoms and clearly this negative test result is good news for kelly loeffler's campaign, the senator will continue to self isolate until she hopefully receives

consecutive negative results, or positive result on friday came shortly after she campaigned with georgia senator david perdue and vice president mike pence. senator loeffler faces a generator thrown off against raphael warnock who has spent the weekend campaigning in rural parts of the state. >> this is the defining moment in american history . it is up to georgia to get it right. reporter: the trump campaign has requested a recount and the presidential race. last week a hand audit of every ballot cast statewide comfort president-elect joe biden's narrow victory in the peach state. today executive committee members of the georgia republican party released to open letter to the secretary of state brad rothenberg are to urge you in the strongest possible terms to order an

immediate audit of the absentee ballots cast in the 2020 general election. this audit must include verification of signature match. this echoes president trump's demand but it would be difficult if not impossible to fulfill. signature matches used on the front and to verify that an elector is qualified to submit an absentee ballots. once the ballot is accepted and cast, it becomes anonymous and there is no way to trace the ballot back to an individual elector or an individual signature. eric: that's why they have to safeguard insecurity in front of it. thank you and we wish senator loeffler well. arthel: we will encouraging news against the fight against coronavirus, the fda could grant emergency approval divisors vaccine next month. how should it be distributed

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thing to communicate that we have been testing this vaccine an incredible amount of transparency and scrutiny over the progress. i think we will have incredible confidence once all of the data is shared and reviewed by the food and drug administration. the food and drug administration is the gold standard in the world for regulating pharmaceuticals, they really know how to take a close eye and make sure drugs are safe and effective in the corona vaccine has been developed under more scrutiny than any other drug development process in history, there will be a public meeting next month at fda in the opening days of december whether they will review all the data, the public will have an opportunity to question scientist that have not been involved in the development it'll have an opportunity to take a close look at all this help fda make an informed and transparent

decision. arthel: pfizer plans to distribute 50 million doses of vaccine to the end of this year which is like in the next five weeks and 1.3 billion doses next year. might we be in the most vulnerable. while we wait for the vaccine to make it to market? >> we can see light at the end of the tunnel but we're certainly not at the end of the tunnel yet, we have quite a ways to go. the american public may not appreciate this, to date there have been 770 drug development programs embarked on starting to fight covid, over 191 covid vaccines are in development, 12 are in the last stage of phase three, two that we've heard about in the last couple of weeks, moderna vaccine and pfizer vaccine seem close to finishing. it will take close to several different vaccine candidates at her disposal to vaccinate at the level that will be needed.

we still have a little ways to go, we do not have an approved vaccine sitting here today but it's looking very optimistic that we will shortly have one or two vaccines ready for emergency use authorization. arthel: once pfizer or my moderna get fda approval and americans get vaccinated, does this mean life will return to normal by next summer? >> we all hope so, that is going to be incredibly dependent on whether or not the american public steps forward and agrees to be vaccinated, a vaccine can do absolutely no good if people are not willing to take it, everyone should have confidence that there have been so much thought and science put into this vaccine did development program that we will have amazing vaccine at our disposal. ask your physician how they feel about it, go forward and call,

is not about protecting themselves, it's about protecting your family and your community. arthel: who gets first access to the vaccine and who's up next. >> a lot of thought has gone into trying to divide a program that makes the most sense, the centers for disease control and prevention which is a federal agency and the national academy of medicine which is an independent agency has put lots of thought into seeing where we should go first with the vaccine, first in line will be our healthcare workers, these have been incredible heroes throughout the entire covid process that we want to make sure they are protected in doing the work that they need to do to protect all of us. they would be first in line, shortly after that will likely be individuals with two or more predisposing conditions that might indicate they might develop a severe case of covid, that is incredibly important. and then of course are essential

workers, people making sure we get deliveries and groceries and able to be bought, all of those things that keep our economy running. a lot of care and thought has gone into trying to divide a schedule that makes sense but it will be important once you are on the schedule that you step forward and try to receive the vaccine. arthel: we cannot waste the vaccines once are available, that makes a lot of sense, it's fair and makes a lot of sense. doctor michelle mcmurray, president of the oregon nation, this seems far from over, we will definitely have you back again. thank you so much. eric: of vaccine cannot come soon enough. joe biden set to announce treasury secretary on tuesday, can his choice please the modern and the progressive wings of the democratic party, and who can it be, the bedding and predictions

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arthel: the bottom of the hour, here are headlines, a deadly crime scene at a restaurant in nebraska, police in omaha finding two people shot to death and to others hurt after responding to a report of a possible bomb inside of a truck, police arresting this man roberto junior on suspicion of first-degree murder, boris johnson and his cabinet today working out details of new safety measures take effect after the current lockdown and december 2, they will present their plan to the house of commons tomorrow and the fda authorized emergency use of the antibody cocktails, doctors gave president trump for his case of covid-19 last month, the drug made by regeneron is for high risk patients with mild to moderate symptoms.

eric: president-elect joe biden is expected to announce his cabinet picks this coming tuesday says incoming white house chief of staff ron claimed, the senator bernie sanders, the democratic socialist is pushing for mr. biden to nominate progressives, saying it would be for an or mostly insulting if you put together a team of rivas and there's some discussion that's what he intends to do which might include conservative democrats and republicans but ignored the progressive community, i think that would be very, very unfortunate. white house reporter jeff mason joins us. what are the pressures, arm-twisting, favor seeking, favor reminders, political fixes that mr. biden is now facing on these choices within his own ranks. >> a lot for sure, he is keeping that in mind as he keeps his choices, he has to satisfy the

center of his party and satisfy the left in particular after getting the support from senator sanders and senator elizabeth warren, those are forces that he has to keep in mind, that said he needs to have a cabinet up front. the senate will be controlled by republicans if the republicans win both of the seats in georgia or very tightly controlled by democrats makes that consideration he asked to take into account. eric: that is very important when he's considering secretary of state let's look at the candidates names for secretary of state, talk about confirmation, susan rice, benghazi, you will hear a lot about that, chris coons of delaware, chris murphy of connecticut, william burns who is respected longtime diplomat, anthony a foreign policy

official, do you have any bedding? >> i am not a betting guy, i think we learned that in 2016. it seems like the front runners are on that list tony blinken and senator coons, susan rice was the runner to be the vice presidential nominee but because benghazi background and the fact that republicans would make a big deal of that a potential confirmation hearing that that is probably weighing against her in terms of the stakes right now for the secretary of state. eric: we hear about the five-time appearance on the sunday public affair shows on that point. let's look at treasury secreta secretary, names that aren't generally widely known by the public, you have layla bernard, another member is roger ferguson, and then janet yelling, i will get elizabeth

warren in a second period a former fed chair, progressives are pulling for her, the bedding money could be on yelling? >> it's hard to say i've seen more report on lael brainard as treasury secretary then janet yelling but i do think the president or president-elect is probably looking strongly at having a woman in opposition which would be first and he certainly made it clear he wants to have a cabinet that reflects the diversity of america. looking closely at lael brainard and janet yellen is probably smart in terms of those trying to figure it out. eric: i'll put your bingo card on lael brainard and we'll talk later in the week. elizabeth warren, this is interesting people don't think about if she is picked, charlie baker governor of massachusetts is to point her successor in

charlie baker is a republican, is that a potential block to elizabeth warren besides other consideration. >> it has to be for this president-elect, he absolutely does not want to risk losing support in the senate, that said he no doubt want support from senator warren and she ended up being a key supporter of his after the primaries. just the fact that she is in discussion and senator sanders is in discussion for potential cabinet post makes sense. but for sure that hiccup of what might happen to her seat is one that is probably much more than a hiccup in their considerations. eric: speaking of senator sanders, it's talk about him being labor secretary, what kind of influence do you think he has, does aoc have in the press enter progressive wing on spring clean the cabinet with a leftward progressives? >> i think former vice president biden, now president-elect biden

knows he needs to have something for everyone in this cabinet, that will certainly include having something for the progressive wing whether that means putting somebody like senator sanders into the cabinet is something we will have to watch and see. he will need something like that because if not you can tell from the criticism or the lobbying going on from the outside of the party that he will face criticism and he needs to have support from his party as he tries to govern in the coming months and years particularly because what seems like a likely republican-controlled senate he won't have a whole lot of margins to maneuver. eric: we will have to see and we will get back next weekend on the names and ye who is yet to come. white house correspondent, always good to see you. always glad to have you with us on sunday. arthel: president trump's legal team hit with two major setbacks

in the quest to reverse the outcome of the election. the president continues to claim voter fraud and dominions voting machine used in 28 states were compromised, the company however, is pushing back, david spunt is at the justice department with more. >> the trump campaign level serious allegations against dominion voting systems talking about an international conspiracy to switch millions of votes from president trump to president-elect biden, also the mention of communist money, a spokesman for dominion on fox news said these charges are bogus and defended the company. >> this is a nonpartisan american company, it is not physically possible for our machines to switch votes from one candidate to another, let's be very clear, our election

system is run by local elected officials and nonpartisan poll watchers, there is no way a massive frog could have taken place. >> there are outstanding legal challenges in georgia, nevada, michigan and pennsylvania, team trump says they have no intention to let these go, big defeat for the president yesterday and pennsylvania with a long-term conservative republican judge of the federal society ruled against the president's attempt to stop the certification of ballots but the president's legal team insist they will push forward with multiple cases and they will present evidence in front of a judge, we have not seen the evidence yet, trump friend and close advisor chris christie made it clear he is not impressed with the president's legal team. >> the alleged fraud outside the courtroom but when they go inside the courtroom they don't plead fraud or argue fraud, we cannot continue to act as if something happened here that did not happen. human obligation to present the

evidence and it has not been presented. >> a source tells me the fbi does not have a blanket investigation into widespread voter fraud across the country as of now, someone we have not heard from on camera since the election noticeably absent attorney general bill barr. arthel: david spunt, thank you. as world leaders take part in this begins g20 virtual summit president-elect joe biden a departure from president trump america first approach. up next to closer look of the president-elect plan for american foreign policy. ♪ use it's a ninja foodi, use it's a ninja foodi, it can do things no other oven can, like flip away. the ninja foodi air fry oven, the oven that crisps and flips away. can you tell me the story again? every family has their own unique story. give your family the chance to discover theirs this holiday season,

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eric: secretary of state mike pompeo defended the trump administration battling him around during the trip to the middle east, mr. pompeo says the goal is to hinder tehran's ability to help militias in iraq, lebanon and syria this comes after the secretary of

state met with taliban negotiators himself this week in a cutter. trey yingst is live with more on the secretary of state's meeting. reporter: good afternoon, u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo met with taliban leadership this weekend as a teller band and the afghan government looked to hammer out the details of a peace deal, these meetings took place as pompeo met with the afghan government representatives. hours before, two dozen rockets were fired at the afghan capital killing eight civilians, isis claim responsibly for the attacks in the two underscore how delicate it is on the ground, the pentagon announced a further u.s. troop drawdown in afghanistan indicating 2500 will stay in the country. pompeo was in the united arab emirates when he spoke about the need for unity in the gulf to capture threats from iran. >> we built the coalition that

said ironic essential trend and we built a campaign that denied the regime the resources to underwrite the militias in iraq. reporter: as part of a seven country to recon pum pompeo visd israel the issue of trying to set cut off support in the region is of concern to the country just overnight we saw one rocket fired from suspected iranian back proxies in the gaza strip and it hit a building and southern israel. eric: thank you so much. arthel: the coronavirus pandemic taking the g20 summit go virtual this year, president trump taking part with world leaders online while president-elect joe biden is building a foreign-policy that may move away from the trap of administration america first dance. ) joins us president and former director of global engagement at the white house.

brett, how do you see this, will president biden once he takes office, will he have to do relationship repairing out the gate, if so where should he begin and where does he proceed without being apologetic. >> absolutely, i have to say one way joe biden is markedly different from barack obama, that he invest in those relationships. obama was notoriously distant with world leaders and it was a frustration for some of us who worked on the national security council but joe biden knows these leaders, he knows these issues and he knows how to force the trust and after four years of the trump bulldozing on the world stage, i think that will be a welcome change and i think he'll get the benefit of the doubt what he can do with that, that's still an open question.

arthel: you're right having been the chair of the senate foreign relations committee twice, mr. biden is very experienced in foreign policy. what can we expect from his foreign-policy as potus. >> the first thing, we are already seeing it, the list of experts that he is bringing in, i have to say is a recovering diplomat myself, i am heartened to see a number of former career diplomats, not just political types on the list of the landing team for the state department and other security agencies, i think it's important for joe biden to focus on coalition building, we've got to repair the alliances, he's going to need them because the united states has lost an awful lot of credibility and influence, we will need to focus on repairing the international institutions and biden has said on the first day he is rejoining the world health organization, that will help a lot in the battle against covid because we don't get out of this on our own. arthel: with the eye on global

strategy, what are the most consequential differences from when the obama biden administration was in charge and with the biggest challenge of the new global landscape that president biden will have to consider? >> i remember sitting in the situation room with vice president biden and president obama, i think the president-elect is bound to be much more direct both in his engagements with world leaders as well on a hot button issue like ukraine and russia, he is going -- in a lot of respects keep many of the same goals that a trump administration has pursued whether it's on ukraine, even china, venezuela. but it's going to be a much more the thought of coal approach and were much likely to see better results because for all of the maximum pressure the secretary pompeo has talked about, we have seen minimal results. arthel: squeezing in a last quick one.

if the squirreling beltway talk is true, what kind of spikes can outgoing president trump lead and president biden have, what is the potential damage to america. >> there is no question he doesn't want to recognize the results, i hope president trump would recognize the danger in the threats that some of these reckless actions rushing to try to spike the ball on some of these issues, it is important that we have a smooth safe transition for our soldiers serving overseas as well as for people at home. arthel: let's talk about spikes in the road, you got the point across, brett bruen we are out of time but i appreciate talking to you, will talk to you again. eric: there are some disturbing reports that the hit-and-run at a rally supporting president trump. we will take a look and have more on that in a moment. ♪

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eric: the demonstrations are continuing across the country as supporters of president trump express their displeasure about the election results. protest in some states like georgia remain largely peaceful. in some others, not so much. alex hogan live in manhattan with details within incident.

>> large crowd gathering in different cities around the country this weekend, one video, we have drone video capturing that event in wisconsin where a car drove into a crowd hitting two pedestrians, this was in wisconsin. video shows the car fleeing the scene about 600 people rally for president trump, police colleen overall peaceful but did arrest one person for disorderly conduct, outside of the town they held in sacramento in atlanta, groups chanting stopped the steel, opposing protest in georgia, separated by a large police presence, the day after the state certified its result, in california the protest also opposing the states new covid-19 restrictions. in huntington beach california curfew breakers hit the streets one minute after the curfew went into effect. people waving american flags and

trump signs were frustrated over gavin newsom's new order, the governor in california, nonessential workers are asked to stay home between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. for three weeks. >> i would like to seek refuse go away. i don't agree with i think there's too many restrictions as is. >> this is less restrictive as the other ones, is probably not going to do much. >> today in new hampshire a crowd gathered outside the governor's home after the new mandate to wear masks, governors around the country issuing restrictions to try to find ways to of course control the spread. eric: the warnings continue over the pandemic that still continues in many fear will get worse. thank you. we'll be right back. nuine idahot just a side dish anymore.

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♪ eric: the u.s. officially pulling out of the open sky treaty with russia. post-cold war agreement allowed countries to conduct short notice observation fights over their allies to cut data on military forces. secretary of state mike pompeo says the decision was partly do to russia repeatedly violating the terms of that agreement. arthel. arthel: it is an award show for real people that you won't want

to miss big-box nations second annual patriot awards airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern hosted by pete hegseth, nine american heroes were honored virtually with tributes to courage, service to veterans and a lot more. you can catch the full event tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. eric: that's a very special award ceremony that we have on fox nation protect out. it's officially holiday season here at fox news and take a live look. there is fox square in manhattan and they're putting up the fox christmas tree. it's the all-american christmas tree decorations and for the first time this year they got nutcrackers that have face masks on them so while the guys are putting up the tree arthel, since it will have to wear a face mask. he's not coming to my house without a facemask. leave the presence on the front lawn, don't come into the house without a facemask. arthel: that is not reality. so we can get back to regular

christmas, regulation christmas next year. happy merry christmas because we won't be saying that all season long. mr. eric shawn, nice work as always. i will see you all next weekend. eric: thank you for watching us and trusting the fox news channel for your news. greg: you can notice a spring in their step, that is the press. first there's joe's first big presser. talk about a day at the beach. which is where joe probably thought he was. it's joe's moment that i wonder who they will ask about. >> would do you see as the biggest threat to your transition right now given president trump's unprecedented attempts to obstruct and delay a smooth transfer of power? >> you spoke of the dangers of the president stonewalling of this transition but doesn't appear the president is going to come round anytime soon.