to yours. >> sandra: it will be different this year. we have been through a lot and there's been a lot of sacrifice. we hope everybody can find a way to celebrate. >> we wish the same to you as well. >> thank you for joining us and we will see you next week. "outnumbered" starts right now. >> bye-bye. >> harris: this is a fox news alert, more covert restrictions coming into effect with thanksgiving holiday just several hours away if you can see 42 states in washington, d.c., now has some type of regulation firmly in place. new york city officials announcing travel enforcement lifted ahead of the holiday and the police are setting up checkpoints and also controlling airports and other transit hubs to warn travelers about new foreign time. take a listen. >> there will be vehicle checks at key bridges and crossing throughout new york city. we will constantly be monitoring monitoring people when not quarantined when supposed to be.

this is not a drill. >> harris>> pennsylvania's goves banning alcohol sales at bars and restaurants starting at 5:00 p.m. tonight thanksgiving day morning and meanwhile on the west coast l.a.'s mayor telling residents to cancel all nonessential travel. millions of americans though are moving full steam ahead with their travel plans. airports sing their highest passenger level since the start of the pandemic and this radar map shows the high level of flights today during the travel rush, wow, look at that. this is outnumbered and thank you for joining us on this eve day, gillian turner entered a fox news contributor lisa boothe. fox news headline 24/7 reporter carley carley shimkus and are very special guest congressmen d also a fox news contributor, john duffy, thank you so much for being here.

it is great to see all of you. sean, i'm going to come to you first. reasonable people can agree that no measures are needed now with the coronavirus nationwide spike. we want to keep americans safe mode but as always, the criticism from lots of folks is some of these measures do not make sense and a lot of them are in fact scientific studies for example the states closing down liquor stores tonight and tomorrow night. that might help prevent drunk driving but there is no proof that is going to help control or prevent the spread of covid, right? >> right, it is good to be with you and happy thanksgiving. this is out of control. we have checkpoints on bridges in new york and we are encouraging people to turn in the neighbors with too many folks at the thanksgiving date table and the old soviet union, but you haven't seen this in america. my concern is this new socialist wing of the democratic party come at the state as him, they believe that the state is the

one that controls americans lives. and we are a free people. give us the information. give us what you know about the science and make recommendations for us and let us make decisions for ourselves if we will have a thanksgiving day dinner, do i have someone with comorbidity or someone old and at risk for covid? i will take certain precautions and i might quarantined myself i might not fly to dinner but drive to dinner. but we love our families far more than the state loves our families and we will make sure we stay safe. we don't need the state to get in our faces and tell us what to do. give us information and let us make decisions for herself to celebrate this great american holiday. because it is based on faith, religious freedom and celebrating the wealth we've had in this country since our founding. >> very nicely said, lisa, when you see these images and videos of americans crowding in

airports to move forward with travel over the holiday weekend, despite, do you see people making bad decisions that need to be shamed because they are there were trying to go about their lives to make decisions that is best for them in the moment and their family? >> welcome i think why would that be my place to judge them? they are americans and free to make their decisions that are best for them and their families. that is the problem with so many leaders right now, they are totalitarian and hypocrites because many are not following their own guidance. you look at gavin newsom and lori lightfoot and i also think this underscores the difference between democrats and liberal leaders with the coronavirus problem and the blades of republicans and president trump see the problem. you see the democrats are trying to do, they are trying to control, restrict and all they are doing with a lot of these policies like lockdown is they are prolonging the problem and

not solving it. whereas if you look at what the trump administration has done with operational warp speed, they are solving the problem just today. 35,000 doses of regeneron, antibody treatment to americans, to save lives because getting rid of red tape and allowing therapeutics to get to the market or vexing the fact that we might see a vaccine for americans next month. that is historic. that is the fastest vaccine we have ever seen in history yet president trump almost zero credit from the media for actually solving the problem and allowing us to get back to our regular lives and to enjoy the freedoms that men and women have fought and died for us to have. >> so jessica, let's dive into the politics a little bit here. criticism from republicans about a lot of these measures in democratic states has been look at the leaders. they are not leading by example. a lot of folks are breaking the

rules they themselves have put in place whether speaker nancy pelosi getting a midnight haircut when salons closed in san francisco or whether gavin newsom dining indoors and a large group without masks, not distance. i guess, why is it okay for democrats to break the rules? >> it is absolutely not okay. we have talked about this before. and i'm not going to defend it. gavin newsom should not have the french laundry and governor cuomo is not having his 89-year-old mother over. there was only so much outrage i can have and i feel we can have as a country and it should be redirected to the fact 260,000 americans are dead from this disease. there are states all over the country led by people who thought that mask mandates didn't make sense who are not endorsing social distancing. what is going on with governor christie known in texas and what went on in florida?

there were lives lost all over this country because of the right policies not advocated from the top and i'm not interested in living in totalitarian state, i will be pulling those guidelines and i doubt they will force checkpoints on bridges where your neighbors will be knocking on you but if the same time i don't know why we aren't expending the same energy and being absolutely distraught, saddened and concern for those who are still their lives when we have more information about what we can do to keep folks alive. >> so your point there seems to be don't get distracted and don't lose sight of the forest or the trees. but the real agreement you should have with president trump and decision-making over the course of the pandemic. carley, where is the middle ground, right? somewhere between president trump who is responsible for 260,000 american lives lost and he has also partnered in a historic fashion

known as the private sector to get these antibody treatments out there very fast, to get out a vaccine. can you carve out some middle ground? >> carley: the middle ground certainly isn't what we just heard at the top, those two sound bites where the sheriff said there will be checkpoints and then de blasio said we will be monitoring you. that is a small government person's worst nightmare. but the middle ground is also these policies that don't even make sense and tonight is historically the biggest drinking night of the year because college kids come home and they want to hang out with their friends, go bar hopping so what happens when you shut down restaurants, shut down outdoor dining? kids will still get together but they will get together in someone's basement, which actually could exacerbate the issue. i don't think that we have found a solid solution in terms of policy to this problem but there

are a lot of really good things on the horizon like the vaccine, thank god. doctors do understand this virus a whole lot better in the cdc considering shortening the quarantined time from 14,000 down to 7-10 days, which is also a good sign as well. so we are in a different place than we were in march in terms of understanding this virus. i think those policy issues need to reflect that. >> forgive the ignorance, carley but i did not know tonight is the biggest drinking night of the year. that is quite interesting. >> come on, julianne, you knew. >> thank you very much, coming up next, president trump has plans to maybe step an important former national security advisor general michael flynn. and plan to for a long time and accused the obama administration for going after retribution despite the fact that flynn pled guilty to the crime. up next, the sources will tell

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♪ >> president trump may be thinking about partnering general michael flynn according to sources, direct knowledge of the president's thinking. now flynn pled guilty in 2017 to lying to the fbi. supporters of president trump accusing investigators of trying to core's plan into those lies. they point to a handwritten note to counter intelligence officials that reads "what is our goal?

truth/admission or get him to lie so we can prosecute him or get them fired." shortly after the note the department of justice to drop the flynn case but the judge delayed dismissal and prosecutors to explain their decision. now president trump and his allies have long criticized that initial investigation into flynn's possible contacts with russia and they have accused obama administration of political retaliation. flints one of several ally of campaign officials in connection with the russia probe. the list also includes paul manafort, roger stone, george papadopoulos, and michael cullen. so lisa, i will come to you first. what i sometimes don't question and a lot of journalist from a white president trump supporters remain and president trump himself remained so firmly behind general flynn when we now know that flynn lied to vice president pence and light to the president himself about the contact with the russian

ambassador during the transition. a very sensitive point in time for any president, incoming presidential administration. democrats say this man jeopardize national security. why is the president and supporters not more upset about that? >> kennedy: i think most of his supporters don't care about his accusations and don't care about a lot of people and don't look too heavily on many people in the media as well. but i would say this, look, michael flynn, never talked to michael flynn in the first place. his clothes with a former investor were fine. they are doing the same thing that ben rhodes said the biden transition team is doing right now, having call with foreign leaders is the obama had biden administration and classified information about those calls with the former ambassador and according to peter strzok own notes, it was joe biden who raised the logan act, which

we know was completely politically motivated because no one has ever, ever been convicted under the logan act. so i think collectively, all of that most people would sit back or people that support this president and i think even looking at it objectively would say, yeah, michael flynn should be pardoned. >> so sean could check michael flynn be led off of the line for the president and the vice president because a lot of people believe the initial investigation was politically motivated? should that be enough in a court of law to get off? >> sean: first off my look at the question which was the conversation with allied between general flynn and mike pence and trump. and that is between flynn and trump and flynn and pence and the administration and the veracity. but this has gone to a whole 'nother level where the fbi has investigated him and i think it is a set up to start this russia

collusion story as part of the war and the effort to undermine his presidency that only donald trump would win if he colluded with russia. the key piece of the puzzle the prosecution of general flynn. when we talk about the main concern the democrats or the fbi had become a general flynn could be compromised and blackmailed by the russians because he lied to pence. why isn't the media interested in the money that hunter biden caught from china that was the big guy, joe biden and the fact that president-elect potentially biden could be by the chinese? nobody cares about that story and the fairness in reporting and the fairness of the fbi. >> jessica, what is your response to that? >> a few things come on the hunter biden front, the story was out there in front of americans, new york post ran a story and actually a series of

incredibly embarrassed stories published after that how people didn't want their bylines on it. joe biden's son, first of all had that meeting may 2017. joe biden was never in office anymore when that happened in the american people have spoken and decided that joe biden should leave this country and not president trump here are lisa's point about the logan act the doj issued a statement saying it is not true joe biden brought up the logan act. it was an issue with a sticky, post-it notes put in the files that move that around. joe biden had nothing to do with the prosecution of the set up of michael flynn. frankly, that is not what happen at all. when you look at the report, there were contacts between people and now in jail in the russians are trying to interfere in the election to the benefit of president trump, not to hillary clinton. michael flynn has become this hero of the right. i don't understand as you rightly point out, gillian, he lied to the president and vice president. so i expect him to go ahead and

pardon him. >> gillian: carley -- >> there was collusion, jessica. >> gillian: i will get back to you guys in the second. reasonable people can kind of agree that he lied to -- i mean, the president said he lied which is why he got fired because no longer trustworthy to be as point man on national security in the left wing. but sean was making a point a moment ago that does not mean a crime was committed. when he paid a heavy price with his reputation, his job, should that be enough or a pardon now going a step too far, carl e. >> carley: i think president trump sees michael flynn as a victim of an anti-trump fbi so this is very personal for him. also, yes, michael flynn did admit to lying to the fbi, but after that, a whole flood of information came out. we showed the image of the note

that fbi agents wrote that said, you know, should we get michael flynn to live to get him fired? we also found out they were originally going to clear flynn and all of a sudden, things changed and they went after him. so the doj, and this is all held up by a judge. so i think a lot of folks would like to see president trump go over this judges head and issue a pardon. so the reason why republicans find michael flynn such a sympathetic figure is because of the anti-trump fbi thing and also because he is an attorney general. >> gillian: lisa, let me get you back in here. what were you saying a moment ago? >> lisa: i was going to say we spent tens of millions of dollars in wasted years to an issue that never happened and there was no collusion. that is what the mueller investigation ultimately found we should have known that from the beginning because it was entirely predicated on a false

premise. an falsely predicated on opposition research from hillary clinton, which actually gather that information from russian sources. the kremlin. >> gillian: that is correct, the steele dossier, jessica, what is your response? >> jessica: my responses to mueller report is very clear and said explicitly that there was no collusion. if they could say that, it was open-ended which was a major criticism of the meal or team and something democrats were very frustrated by that they didn't come to a conclusion. bob mueller did not feel that is what he was they are charged to do. he was supposed to lay out everything there. we also should take into account that there are a number of people that are in prison for doing things related to foreign powers and everybody glossed over this. frankly if you want to get a victim to hold up about deserving a pardon, we could talk about carter page in abuse of the pfizer process. but michael flynn is not the guy

for this. >> gillian: folks we have to leave it there and more on this later on the show, president trump meanwhile has long made attacking legal immigration one of his top priorities. republicans are worried president-elect biden plans to roll back some of those trump policies beginning day one in office. we will do that next.

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>> i will send an immigration bill to the united states sent senate with a pathway to citizenship for over 11 million undocumented people in america. i will also be moving to do away with some of the, i think, damaging executive orders that have significantly impacted on making the planet worse. >> president-elect joe biden with rollback of president trump's policies on immigration claimant during the first 100 days in office. biden also says he will try to get federal assistance to local and state government dealing with economic disaster caused by the coronavirus pandemic. but whether he can do all of that is an open question because controlled the senate is still up in the air. georges two senate runoff set for january 5th. jessica, i will start with you. so we are obviously facing an economic crisis right now as a

result of the pandemic. so how does it help the american worker to give amnesty to 11 million plus illegal immigrants? >> jessica: well, we actually know that the am i grants make the economy stronger. the majority of immigrants are paying taxes in the hopes that they do get citizenship they will be able to favorably and contributing to america, the country that gave them refuge and gave them opportunity and a chance for their families to have a better life. this is the cornerstone premise of the biden campaign has many democrats and also a favorable across wide slot of americans including republicans who do not feel these people or anything but contributing to society, not a threat to us. i know americans in terms of getting back economically on our feet, but we also have to prioritize these immigrants that have been here a long time as well as the dreamers. we want you also put a lot of

working-class at work which is something obama and people like bernie sanders used to believe but change their policies. carley come i want to get to you. i'm a little bit confused about where joe biden stands on immigration. so we look at the fact he criticized the case in which many of them were built under his administration when he was vice president. we also look at the fact that obama administration with more illegal immigrants than any other president but now he stands in opposition to the those two things. so what does he really believe? >> i guess he just said it in the sound bite that we just played. i don't know if that was very smart of him to say that he has a bill ready to go to the senate that would give amnesty to 11 million illegal immigrants because you better believe that david perdue and kelly loeffler cutting that to add to their next campaign ad.

but i really do think that joe biden could stand some significant challenges when it comes to immigration reform. because he did run as a moderate and has a history. like we said with the obama administration. a different candidate now and an entirely different presidential campaign. he is now the president, not the vice president. but there are progressive forces that you almost want no border control. so how is he going to handle that? very easy for president trump to have that tough border control stance because that is what the republican party wanted to. so it will be interesting to see how he handles things if there are caravans of people that come over the border. will he prevent those from happening, or will he cater to the progressive wing? >> gillian: sean come i want to make a point because carley made a great point the senate runoff january 5th. how do you think that will impact the race is when voters know that potentially on the

ballot? >> sean: i think on the ballot as well in the senate and top the progressive movement but i look at the question at hand. joe biden if he offers amnesty to 11 million americans that will incentivize more caravans of people to come to the southern border when it is an open border. that impacts the wages on the poorest americans in the country. if you implement climate change rules, that will help but not used in. and you look at biden and his party, you have the globalists party and you have republicans hundred trump america first fighting for middle america and jobs and the wages of middle america by the way immigration and fix climate change policies. that does not have to do with rules and regulation but if you put these crushing rules, these jobs go to china, india and they leave here and outsource american wealth, which is why there is this growing divide in america about week do we look out for our people were now global citizens to look out for

the whole world? >> gillian: and also just showing the thought used to be amnesty was a way to get hispanic votes. president trump increased his merchant 78 of 100 majority hispanic district with strong illegal immigration viewpoint. i think a lot of people wrong about this issue anyway. we have got to move on here. but after months of setting up additional outdoors dining space, restaurants in los angeles county are shutting their doors to all customers except for takeout and delivery starting tonight. so how is this decision being met, we are covering that next. >> it has been devastating, now that we have to close outside, we have to let go of 11 of our employees. how are they going to pay their bills? ♪ bt. ♪ they were able to give me a personal loan

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>> los angeles county taken even more action against the spread of the coronavirus closing down all outdoor dining starting tonight. attorney for the state's leading restaurant group ask the judge to stop the closure from going forward unless health officials can provide scientific evidence to back up the move. the judge ruled against that request. the los angeles county department of public health is now admitting there is no hard scientific evidence to support the decision. los angeles county board of supervisors catherine barger said this in response. >> this is not the right path to take. when you look at the restrictions by the public health's own account and 15% can be traced to restaurants, it is not perfect science so that is an estimate yet we know 50% of those testing positive thought it well at large gatherings. and i just feel that this is

punishing an industry that has bent over backwards to comply. >> you know, jessica, you are a restaurant owner and you hear that. you are struggling to get by but you must be enraged. what do you think? >> jessica: yeah commit is for a frustrating and jessica, you are a restaurant owner and i thought, how cool to be a restaurant owner. >> you can absolutely dine with me but general flynn can't come, lisa. i'm a lifelong new yorker and have been eating out my whole life. and now as an adult, can't continue to rely on the restaurant industry. it is heartbreaking to see closures, layoffs and restaurants to do everything they absolutely can to ensure people can keep dining. i'm glad to hear pushback on the science. this is something that confused me the shutdown of new york city public schools about a week and a half, a week ago. cuomo giving different accounts what would happen and heard 3%

positivity was the threshold and still below that. getting our kids in school should be priority. but pushing back with the science of its come, they told us all along outdoors is the safest place to be. if you will not be at home. and i hope that can continue. >> you bring up a good point and gillian come at the science matter so much. they a lake county department of public health said 3.1% of cases are linked to restaurants and said that over 7% come from government agencies like the registrar at the fire department. you can't close down the fire department so what can you do? >> also, carley, you made this point back in the a block right here right now, when you tell people they can't dine outside to, what are they going to do? what are they going to do thanksgiving day weekend a holiday all about eating with family members? they will take it inside. so you will have the adverse

unintended consequence here of driving more people indoors with one another. so not only does the policy not follow the science and the best guidance that it is also probably doing more harm than good. it is a very dangerous policy. there are no studies right now that show people who eat in small groups outdoors are likely to contract or spread the virus then those who do not. >> sean, you hear the word shutdown and two words come to mind government overreach. especially when the governors are not following their own rules. >> sean: if you look at democrats, a party of science and the working men and women in america, but if you look at these policies, there is no signs to back up the fact they should shut down outdoor dining. there is no science. the science is dead on that number one and these are small business owners. these are the small men and women at the top of the economy but more near the bottom the working men and women who will

lose their jobs over the holiday season. but they may lose their jobs forever because these restaurants will not come back. l.a. county, 31,000 restaurants that will now be closed. listen, i think this is outrageous and frankly, we tell people you shouldn't be inside. vitamin d is very important and you get vitamin d from the sun sitting outside and tanning gives you son. common sense policies that that will work for the small business owners that these leaders -- and by the way, home depot is open, walmart, people flooding in there with close contact to bid businesses and small businesses small worker get shut down. these policies don't make any sense to me. >> you want to keep people safe. you want to keep people healthy but at the same time, you have to feel for the restaurant owners who spent so much money on outdoor money supplies, cold-weather state and i'll some of them cannot even open like i said before the biggest drinking day of the year.

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>> we already have significant representation on progressives and our administration, but there is nothing at the table. one thing is critical, taking someone out of the senate, taking someone out of the house, particularly a personal consequence really is a difficult decision that will have to be made. i have a very ambitious, very progressive agenda. and it is going to take really strong leaders and the house and senate to get it done. >> president-elect biden said he might not appoint senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders to his team as long expected peer at the new reporting comes with growing pressure from the far left. on the transition team over biden's staffing choices. two members of the democratic squad alexandria ocasio-cortez and ilhan omar are joining calls for biden not to nominate former

chief of staff and read from a post, they are calling him blasting his support for social security and medicare. sean, let's talk about the politics at play here. so the progressive wing of the democratic party gave the biden campaign a little bit of a respite. they laid off of him while in the final days of the campaign leading up to election day, but it seems now the gloves have come off. they are going all in trying to lobby the transition team as hard as they possibly can. is this a wise political strategy? >> at the socialist wing of the democratic party believes they delivered the presidency to joe biden and to make some demands on his presidency. i thought it was wise of biden to say, no, no you are all too powerful bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, aoc and i can't take you away from those powerful positions and let you in my administration. it was great on his part but he

is right. if democrats win both seats in georgia, the senate will be tied 50/50 and the breaking tie will be harassed. if you pull elizabeth warren or bernie sanders, republicans would have 50/49 majority in the senate. they don't want to see that come to pass but willed out for georgia. by the way, i think joe biden will be the most progressive president we have ever seen, but these players on the socialist side, they want their people in key positions and i don't think they will shut up until they get in those key places. >> jessica, sean just said the progressives in the democratic party believe that it is the socialist agenda that deliver the presidency to joe biden. do you agree with that? >> i don't agree with that. there wasn't any socialism in joe biden's agenda and not from the day he kicked off his campaign to the day he was announced to be the president-elect. there is no prenew deal or no medicare for all. he is not actually going for

taxes as high as the left-wing party would like. and joe biden has as people left to say who have been in office 47 years. you know who joe biden is and you know what the policies are that he endorses. it is very telling senator kamala harris attacked to the right with usual policy position to get on that ticket and happy to support the biden agenda. i totally agree about pulling people out of the house and senate, especially democrats not taking as big of a majority lead as expected and not lose 9-10 depending on what is happening. playing it safe is the right to move here. >> currently at a certain point -- >> i disagree with that, jessica because we don't know where joe biden stands on issues and he has flipped flopped almost every policy position that he previously had. further, he has embraced socialism and the progressive wing because he picked kamala harris the most progressive democrat in the senate to be his running mate

and climate policy with alexandria ocasio-cortez and bernie sanders. but democrats are in a really tough spot particularly in the house because the majority in the house is certainly in jeopardy. in 2022 because of republicans win and state legislative seat, what they will do is have control and redistricting process 43% of the house of representatives next year. so what that does is democrats who might not be that vulnerable right now in a very vulnerable position heading to the 2022 202 midterm election. >> currently, last 30 seconds to you. >> i will keep it quick. i think joe biden has so far proven he is going to play a pretty safe with his cabinet picks. he is picking people very personally comfortable with. if you are a republican, you are thinking he could be doing a lot worse. more controversial, stacey abrams, likely talked about,

elizabeth warren, and bernie sanders. and he is sticking with more obama people, though he says it is not going to be obama 3.0, his action so far have sort of conflicted with that. so we will have to wait and see. >> so far, everybody nominated for government and senior white house decades of records that people can look at. those president trump coming to new york, does president trump have a new allied in governor andrew cuomo? the democratic governor came to president trump's defense. we will talk about that next. ♪

>> the way they question president trump at some of these press conferences is just -- i've never heard that tone with the president. there are reporters who just are unprofessional, don't know the facts, and ask really biased questions.

>> carley: that was democratic governor of new york, andrew cuomo, defending president trump earlier this week, seeing the media does not treat the president with respect to the office commands. he added the press has recently taken a "nastier tone," and that he has noticed this at his own press conferences, as well. so, sean, knock me over with a feather! [laughter] governor cuomo is saying president trump has been treated unfairly by the media. what do you think? >> sean: we are four use it to the presidency. once he gets heat from the media, this is too much. they are mean to president trump and mean to me. how fortuitous that, as president trump may believing, you have andrew cuomo go, "treat us really nice, media. don't do the trump treatment for us." pretty lame. >> carley: lisa, as a republican, it might be kind of nice to hear that coming from governor cuomo. >> lisa: i think he's got no idea, and i think the media is irreparably broken right now. the biggest problem we have is

there's too many liberals represented in the media and on the conservatives paid 70 million people voted for president trump and those voices are often not heard on tv, they are not in print, they are not as much on radio, as liberal voices. i also think one of the biggest problems we have in today's media are the power centers are in places like new york city and d.c., and that's not reflective of the rest of america. even as a conservative currently living in new york, but not for long, thank god, there's not a lot of ideological diversity here. i think that's reflected way too often in the media. i think there's a lot of things that are broken that the trump administration brought to the forefront, and if the media would like credibility moving forward, those things need to be addressed and fixed. >> carley: from somebody who hates new york to somebody who loves new york, jessica, i do remember a time when governor cuomo did praise the president during the coronavirus pandemic for helping with aid on a federal level. i also believe he once said that raising taxes on rich people

would just incentivize folks from moving back to new york city. his governor cuomo a republican in disguise? i'm obviously kidding, but it does seem like he has a few reach-across-the-i'll moments. >> jessica: he does come absolutely. if mario could hear that in his grave, he certainly turned over to hear his son is a republican in disguise. [laughter] absolutely not. as you point out, he has moments where he has praised president trump and they had a mini bromance at the beginning when they were setting the ship to create the floating hospital we didn't end up using, and once we had enough ppe there was certainly some ventilator joy between the two of them. but he has certainly taken more heat than he is use to about what has happened in nursing homes, the lives we lost there, and his emmy, et cetera. i am somebody who loves that, i come to work and work with conservatives quite happily, though some people on twitter don't think i smile enough, but

i want to say to sean that i heard you sneak in there that trump might be leaving. trump is leaving. he lost the election to joe biden. >> carley: we are all leaving, thanks everyone for joining us. here is molly line in for harris. >> sean: happy thanksgiving. >> molly: happy thanksgiving. los angeles county shutting down all in person dining, even outdoors, as coronavirus cases spike ahead of thanksgiving. this is "outnumbered overtime." i'm molly line in for harris faulkner. today's ban coming despite a last ditch effort by restaurant owners to block the order in court. that is on top of california governor gavin newsom's 10:00 p.m. curfew, which will impact nearly the whole state, when it goes into this weekend. new york city officials setting up checkpoints at major entryways to make sure travelers are following the