it's literally our patriotic duty as americans. for me it's wearing a mask, keeping social distancing, limiting the size of any group we are in until we have a vaccine, that's the most effective tool took about the virus. starting on day one of our presidency, we will take steps to change the course of this disease. more testing will find people with cases and get them away from one another, slowing the number of infections. more protective gear for businesses and schools to do the same. reducing the number of cases. we all have a role to play in beating this crisis. the federal government has vast powers to combat the virus. i commit to you, i use all of those powers to lead a national

coordinated response. but the federal government can't do this alone. each of us has responsibility in our own lives to do what we can do to slow the virus. every decision we make matters. every decision we make can save lives. none of these steps are asking people to take our political statements. the good news is there has been significant record-breaking progress recently. in several of these vaccines, they look extraordinarily effective. that's on track and they need to put in place a distribution plan to get the entire country immunized as soon as possible. which we will do.

that will take time. i'm hoping news of the vaccine will serve as an incentive to every american to take these simple steps to get control of the virus. there is real hope. tangible hope. so hang on. don't let yourself to the fatigue which i understand it is real fatigue. i know we can and will beat this virus. life will turn return to normal, i promise you. this will happen, it will not last forever. so yes. it's been really hard here, particularly hard but i still believe we have much to be thankful for. there's so much to hope for. much to build on. much to dream of.

and i believe it's the america that you see as well. in america that faces facts, and america that overcomes challenges. in america that seeks justice and equality for all people. in america that holds fast with conviction, not out of pain comes possibility. out of frustration comes progress. and out of division, unity. that may give way to a year of light and immunity. not of adversaries but of neighbors.

i've said it many times but this is a great country. we are a good people. this is the united states of america. think of what it may come through. exclusion of the battle, world war, jim crow. the long twilight struggle against soviet tyranny that could have ended not with the fall of the berlin wall but in nuclear armageddon. look, i'm not naive. to help arm us against despair. the tension between ten it

sounds corny but it was love, plain and simple. the love of country. love of one another. we don't talk much about love and our politics, the political area is too loud and too heated. to love our neighbor as ourselves is a radical act and it's what we are called to do. we must try. we call that the mutual garment of destiny, we rise above divisions and truly heal.

while people are created equal. created in the image of god. and we have always sought to form a more perfect union. first, let's be thankful for democracy itself. in this last election, they register their well at the ballot box. think about that. more people voted this year than have ever voted in the history of the united states of america. over 150 million people cast the

ballot. simply extraordinary. many waiting in line five, six, seven or eight hours to vote. if you want to know what beats deep in the heart of america, it's this. democracy. the right to determine our lives, our government and our leaders, it's the right to be heard. the people of this nation are up to the task. the vote, the noblest instrument of nonviolent protest ever conceived, we remained a new we

the people, we have the power to change what jefferson called the course of human events. our hearts and our hands and our voices. today, we can be better than yesterday. tomorrow, we can be still better than that day. we should be thankful, to, because america is a covenant. do we have what we need to create prosperity, opportunity and justice? americans have generosity, a compassion for greatness. we have what it takes, now we have to act. this is our moment, hours together. to write a newer, bolder and more compassionate chapter on the life of the nation. the work ahead will not be easy.

it will not be quick. you want solutions, not shouti shouting. not hyper partisanship, light, not heat. you want us to hear one another again, see one another again. respect one another again. you want democrats and republicans and independents to come together and work together and that my friends is what i am determined to do. americans dream big. as hard as it may seem this thanksgiving, we will dream big again. our future is bright. in fact we have never been more optimistic about the future america that i am right now. i honest to god believe the 21st century will be an american century. we will build an economy that leads the world. we will leave the world by the

power of our example, not just by the example of our power. we will find a cure is for cancer, health problems and diabetes. this thanksgiving let's commit ourselves to thinking, not only of ourselves but of others as well. for if we care for one another, if we open our arms rather than brandishing office, but we can with the help of god heal. and if we do, and i'm sure we can, we promise was written, the

following words. the lord is my strength and my shield and with my song, i give thanks to him. i give thanks now for you. with the trust you based in me. the nation is made whole again. folks, from the biden family to yours, wherever and however you may be celebrating, we wish you a happy thanksgiving. may god bless you and may god protect our troops. happy thanksgiving. >> good afternoon, on

john roberts and for bill hemmer, president-elect biden wrapping up the thanksgiving address, but insisting that we will get the coronavirus under control. joe biden is saying don't give into covid fatigue, we will beat this and life will return to normal. and then the vice president going off to is we can place to spend thanksgiving with a small group of people. he said this is a first time in many, many years that they will not be gathering for a big family dinner. in the meantime, members of the president's legal team in pennsylvania to meet with republican lawmakers about election challenges in that state. the president had planned to be there but canceled after his legal advisor boris epstein tested positive for coronavirus. last hour, the president calling into the meeting addressing the group on speakerphone. >> we can't let that happen. we can't let that happen to our

country. this election has to be turned around. i was called by the biggest political people. >> john: also in pennsylvania, a judge ordering the state to pause for their action on certifying election results over a lawsuit allowing mailing ballots. we have team fox coverages afternoon, andy mccarthy with legal analysis and peter doocy with the biden team. we start with david spun to his life of the president's team in gettysburg, pennsylvania. >> john, good afternoon. as you mentioned president trump was supposed to be here today but instead some of his legal team came. jenny comic john ellis and rudy giuliani. as you mentioned, president trump to call in and think some people, for about

three hours and they spoke about senators and house members from pennsylvania. the former group introduced several weeks witnesses, many who worked as poll workers and canvassers and he continues to allege" mass fraud in pennsylvania. listen here. >> i know crooks really well. you give them an inch and they take a mile, you give them a mile and they take the whole country. >> outside the hotel, several members chanted for more years and there's screamed at 2020 hoping he will vote again. they stood against different standards than those made under oath. despite those votes were certified in favor of

president-elect biden. pennsylvania governor tom wolf made the announcement yesterday through court, though rule to pause for their certification over male and ballot questions, rudy giuliani also claimed that president trump warned that the state of virginia which is not true. it's also important to point out that these folks today are not under oath, but president trump and his legal team continue to say they will push forward to. >> john: we will be talking about that case in pennsylvania in just a moment. david, thanks. next to the joe biden side. what is next for the transition team, peter doocy reporting live in wilmington. >> john, good afternoon. officials are scouting out spots in wilmington that can be sealed often used to present the president-elect with classified presidential daily briefings for the first time on monday. officials are also moving forward with the transition, they are not sweating the trump team's legal challenges.

>> the election is over. virtually everyone on earth has accepted that truth except for donaldonald trump and rudy giul. the trump campaign has been left out of every courtroom with their and this is a sideshow. >> the biden team says they've spoken to dozens of counterparts at every federal agency and they say that trump appointees have so far been hopeful with the beginning of transition. he is eyeing a massive immigration package designed to get peace of mind to millions of people who came to this country illegally. >> i cannot or cannot get cooperation from the united states congress. but i have made a commitment and i will send an immigration bill to the united states senate with

the pathway to citizenship for over 11 million undocumented people in america. >> he's running about an hour late to his only event of the day which was that speech in a theater nearby. we do expect him shortly to make the hour and 40 minute drive to his we can place in rehoboth beach, delaware. he told us about a week ago that the celebration would be just three people. >> john: back to president trump's legal push in pennsylvania now. let's bring in andy mccarthy, former assistant u.s. attorney in fox news contributor. a judge in pennsylvania anti-this afternoon, judge patricia mccullough scheduled a hearing for friday on the trump campaign challenge. the judge has gone so far to and say stop further for certification of the vote in

pennsylvania which would be up to and including a pause in seating electors. >> i would be surprised if it's still standing by close of business. the charge would be the case as you said with the mailing ballots. the mail and procedure was approved by the state legislature which was what the u.s. constitution, basically that's our structure, the state legislatures are in charge. as far as the pennsylvania constitution is concerned, it was the state supreme court of pennsylvania that expanded and extended the use of mailing ballots so it's inconceivable to me that they would say that it's suddenly unconstitutional under the commonwealth constitution. >> john: that hearing is

scheduled for friday, another hearing scheduled for december 3rd in nevada in which the judge agreed to present allow evidence that there was massive fraud and illegal voting there. >> anything that allows him to go forward and present evidence helps them. in fact in pennsylvania, they actually decided to drop that after having them in their original complaint. as we have said again and again, they need pennsylvania plus two other states. so even if they make an little progress, it was certified yesterday that that was the end again. >> john: republican lawmakers

going over evidence of potential fraud, is this just an exercise or could this go somewhere? >> i don't see it. rather than allowing the public to do it, i think they would have to undo all of the election law that has been done in pennsylvania, which gives the vote to the public and obviously that's a nonstarter. it's something of an exhibition but it's not even an adversary hearing, it's only the republican members of the legislature and it doesn't have any legal effects. in the meantime, yesterday what does have legal effect is that the electors were certified. >> john: it really quickly, what do you think the impact would be on the country if the republican legislature sat republican electors instead of democratic electors in a state that joe biden won?

>> i dread to think of how it would affect the country. i think that's a place we won't go. >> john: andy mccarthy, always great to see you. happy thanksgiving to you. breaking news on covid one day ahead of a major national holiday, there's word that the center for disease control is considering making changes to quarantine guidelines. this, just weeks before officials say they could start vaccine distribution. we will talk to a doctor about that and more. in the meantime businesses across country closing their doors as thanksgiving crackdowns continue. we will check in on the health of the economy. plus the tunnel to towers foundation is kicking off its season to hope that homes for heroes and their families. we will meet one of the families that is helping. stay with us.

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>> it's frustrating for the employee is, it's frustrating for the people. and it's holidays, the holidays are coming and it's supposed to be -- it's really frustrating. >> john, that band goes into effect at 10:00 p.m. tonight just one day before thanksgiving. >> john: jeff paul, thanks so much. and our condolences to everyone in the restaurant business. with thanksgiving one day away people have been waiting in lines for hours to get tested for covid-19. let's bring in dr. marty makary, fox news medical contributor and professor of health at johns hopkins university. the cdc announced today that it is lowering the guidelines for quarantine which currently stands at 14 days. it's going to be down now between seven and ten days. >> quite honestly, they should have done this earlier. it's a very practical decision then they are recognizing that a 14 day quarantine is not

practical. the vast majority of a symptom medic infections run their course and 3-5 days. some go to 7-10 days and that captures 75% of cases, the contagion and frontloaded with this infection. >> john: that something that people would like to embrace. your thoughts on the number of people getting on planes, trains and automobiles and heading home for thanksgiving? >> airplanes are safe, data is safe, and our strategy has to evolve. it's just trips that are unnecessary, other households that come into your home, but people should not get infected

in the last three months of the year-long pandemic. we are almost through this, the cover is on its way, the technology and medication news is good but try not to get the infection in the last three months of the pandemic. >> john: when you say that we are almost through this, the cover is over the hill, how different will things be when they start distributing this vaccine? >> while the vaccine has been explained as 95% effective but really it appears to be 100% effective in preventing covid related death. the sample site numbers are too small but that's what it's looking to be. we will see mass vaccination in the months of march, april and may and by then hopefully precautions can be lightened. >> still a little ways together. happy thanksgiving to you and yours as well. a live look at the down now after an unexpected jump in jobless claims, the dow down 159

points right now and it slipped below that magical 30,000 mark that it hit yesterday. let's bring in connell mcshan mcshane, the unemployment claims were up to 778,000, which is an additional 30,000 from the week before. let's heading into 2021 and consumers did not see the economy nor the labor market gaining strength. and that's exacerbating concerns about the outlook. the fact that cases are exploded across the country, we would deal with the potential to slide into another recession? >> we're talking about the layoffs in the restaurant industry, talking about the relationship in some ways between the vaccine and the virus, and today, the point you

are making about jobless claims, you are reminded about how long it might take us to get there and the pain we might have to go through to go through. we tabulate them every week and they have been high throughout this pandemic historically but they have been coming down. in fact one last week the number came in at 770,000, that's a first time we've seen two weeks in a row when they've gone up since back in july. we know ways to go, the rise begins to shut down, and it looked like an amazing economic recovery in quarter three. if the shutdowns continue to expand, what could that potentially due to the recovery? >> while it's directly related to the states in terms of which

numbers you see that are the largest and virus spikes. we look at the jobless claims in those states, they are higher than what you see in many of the other states and those are the types of areas where you have seen a recent spike in the virus. the virus numbers go up and jobs are going down, it's as simple as that. as of the virus under control, the job market can bounce back and you have the vaccine to come some months afterwards, a direct relationship. >> john: let's hope this vaccine gets rolled out as quickly as possible. officials are calling it the biggest fraud scheme in that nation's history. details on how tens of thousands of inmates pocketed millions of dollars of your tax money. plus, andrew cuomo appearing to take president trump's side media coverage. ♪

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>> john: officials in california are investigating how prisoners across the state ended up with more than $140 million in pandemic relief money. >> it's basic theft, john. and less risky than holding up a 7-eleven. thousands essentially stealing it, a thousand dollars per week. 20,000 paid to inmates alone including 133 on death row. in many cases family and friends did file under inmates names and someone stole their identity. an unemployment debit card was sent to their outside address. in one case they sent benefits to 16 inmates at one address and in another state paid one person

almost 50 grand. >> we'll be the laughingstock of the united states. they send a billion dollars to criminals names like john doe. >> so how did investigators find this out, by listening to inmate phone calls. but until prosecutors file charges against all suspects. >> it's open and notorious in correctional facilities being discussed about how everybody is getting paid. >> that money was stolen from the coffers of the california state government. >> john: unlike 35 other states california does not cross cross match inmate names. >> you would think the name be pants might raise a red flag or two but perhaps not.

>> john: i don't think a human looks at it. back to our top story, the president's legal team giving up fights against the election. let's bring in alex vogue vocal, and matt bennett. and cofounder of the think tank third way. in addition to another hearing on december 3rd that will take place in nevada. are these the breaks that president trump was looking for on the legal front? >> i don't think so. this pennsylvania case is interesting. that's the certification in the presidential race that's already taken place and electors chosen and ironically the only

plaintiff the sole effect is a congressman who brought it, who one, but his election hasn't been certified. it is a case that's important, and ironically it should have been brought pre-election. >> john: maddock, you and i were both there in year 2,000 when the gore campaign and the bush campaign were battling it out. how do you compare what we see now with what we saw back in 2,000? >> i was working for al gore at the time and it was a heck of a fight, the election was decided by 557 votes. all the votes in florida have been counted and the fight was over the recount. but what happened was both sid sides, bush and gore fought hard but with dignity.

in the end of the supreme court ruled, even though our team thought it was a mistake in the ruling was wrong, al gore bowed out graciously and with one of the patriotic speeches in american history. it was incredible. by contrast what we've got is this insane attack on the american democratic system. trump loss this race in a landslide. that's 450,000 votes and it's not a close election and it's a pathetic display. >> john: is this about the president trying to win the election or about the president trying to convince his supporters that he didn't "lose" and he would have a won if it wasn't for all this "pride and illegality? >> i honestly don't know what the president's aim is in this regard. president-elect biden, the

transition is underway which is good and constructive and i'm glad to see that starting to take place with all that illiterate speed. and i do think some of these questions like in pennsylvania, whether or not the state legislature has the authority under the constitution's and those that have should have been brought in advance and sold his claims could be resolved to come potentially have effective the comic affected the outcome. >> john: new york governor andrew cuomo said something interesting just recently. he had some sympathy for the way president trump has been treated by the media come think the media has taken on a "nastier tone." >> the way they question president trump at some of these press conferences is just, i have never heard that tone with

the president. there are reporters who are just unprofessional, don't know the facts and ask really biased questions. >> john: the president has long and loudly complained he gets different treatment from the press and democrats do. is there something to that? >> i have great respect for the governor but he gets treated differently, but he treats them differently in two important ways. one, he calls them the enemy of the people. the other is he lies to them constantly. now every president and administration accused sometimes of distorting the truth or are shaping the truth but donald trump lies all the time and he's going to be treated differently as a result. >> john: and matt bennett and alex vogel, good to see you. happy thanksgiving to you and your families.

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was shot and killed on duty last week and the foundation is a paying off her mortgage. rachel bruce joins me now along with frank seller who is the chairman and ceo of tunnel to towers. if your organization does such a great worker, this idea of giving away 36 homes and 36 days, you did it last year. what was the driving force behind giving away homes? >> look. it's the biggest expense anyone will have in their house and when you lose the loved one these families are left behind and this is the house that we have so many memories and dreams in. this is so different and so many others. so there are so many out there, john. sold many families that need this type of help, we at the tunnel to towers foundation are taking on this responsibility to

make sure we help every single one of them who die in the line of duty and leaving young children behind and it was just a month ago that dj gave his life for his community. he also served. you go to tunnel to towers.org and donate $11 a month because there is a lot more than 36. we are doing that, it's our season of hope for now but there's a lot more. >> john: a 36 barely scratches the surface. rachel, your husband was tragically killed back on october 16, he and some of his colleagues were chasing down someone in the northern part of houston it was suspected of lighting fires. what can you tell us about dj? frank said he was a marine, also a firefighter and emt, and it looks like he was an amazing data, too. >> oh, yeah. he was very much a family man.

he was all about a servants heart from a boy scout all the way to the marines right out of high school and firefighting, and eventually went to arson for the last five years and he just loved it. he had a real passion for it. >> john: what was it that drove his passion for service to his country and service to his community? >> he was a natural hero, i think. he always just wanted to do the right thing. lots of integrity, and you know, he said you need to do the right thing no matter what. he's always had that honest, good heart. >> john: my understanding is that he helped design the home that you are living in and frank's organization has relieved you have any encumbrance that you had in terms of the mortgage, they paid off the mortgage for you. what does it mean that you and

your two children, sydney and grayson, will be able to stay in the home that your husband helped design and build? >> it definitely means the world to us. that's one of my first thoughts when everything happened, was old, my gosh. do we have to uproot ourselves and what are we going to do, it's a very big piece of mind let tunnel to towers gave us and we are so grateful. they are amazing. >> john: i remember when my father died when i was five years old, that was my mother's biggest worry, do i have to sell the house or stay in the house or where are we going to live? frank, you talked about the need and how this just scratches the surface. the last time you are on we got 500,000 in donations for tunnel to towers, how great is the need? you got about 30 seconds left. >> here's the thing. we have literally over a thousand people waiting for this

type of help. there are over 100 police officers and firefighters that give their life every single year. so many gold star families out there that we deliver mortgage free homes to gold star families that died for our country and leave the young family behind. we build smart homes for our countries most catastrophically injured service members. and that's why we are asking everyone to go to tunnel to towers.org, by one less gift for christmas and help a family like this. we can give great hope to these families that have paid the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom here in the greatest country that ever existed because of men like dj. >> john: and thank you for the workday organization does. rachel bruce, our condolences to you. we can't even begin to say how sorry we are that you are going through what you are going through. godspeed to you and thank

goodness that frank's organization stepped in to help. we really appreciate that. >> thank you. >> john: it president trump make it involved a michael flynn's case, he's the president's one-time national security advisor who admitted to lying to the fbi back in 2017. we will have the latest on that case, coming up next. you get, r? it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual! what does it do bud? it customizes our home insurance so we only pay for what we need! and what did you get, mike? i got a bike. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i felt gross. people were afraid i was contagious. i was covered from head to toe. i was afraid to show my skin.

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♪ >> john: sources told fox news president trump to pardon his former national security advisor michael flynn before he leaves office. gillian turner reporting live from washington. this is a turn around because flynn's attorney said that he did not want a partner. >> you beat me to it, john. that is the case. if president trump moves forward with a full pardon for flynn, sources tell us like he plans to do it will be a culmination of a five year long political saga

that began during the trump campaign in 2016 win trump, excuse me obama administration officials with the fbi launched an investigation into potential ties between trump campaign officials and russian government operatives. flynn's a retired lieutenant general and come by many trump supporters with political revenge. he pled guilty to 2017 tooling to the fbi about his contacts with russia. president trump during the 2016 transition to serve as security advisor but fired him a few months later after he said flynn also lied to vice president pence. now flynn's lawyers as you mentioned, john concludes that accuse the fbi of entrapping him and citing his case has a broader campaign to discredit the russia probe. that is gnomic there is the speed you mentioned a moment ago as much as president trump may o move forward with this, sidney

powell of the who has told president trump and flynn himself is not interested. he does not want a presidential pardon. >> john: but the president can do what he wants. friday 3:00 eastern, never miss a report, john roberts for bill hemmer and "your world" with nei neil cavuto is next. ♪ >> neil: thank you, john very much. it is the great escape everyone. you are looking at newark, chicago and pretty much anywhere and everywhere the same get out of town and let's see if -- a lot of whether she can see you or you her. the bottom line is people are not listening to cdc guidelines that they should not be traveling. 15 million of us are. and will it be enough is anyone's as. following the developments out of atlanta international airport in dealing with the crowd. and what those crowds will be doing the next