responsible thing. we will get through this together. thank you for watching special report. i am mike emanuel, good night from washington, happy thanksgiving to all of you and i will be back tomorrow night. >> the electoral college votes for biden. >> certainly i will and you know that but there will be a lot of things happening between now and the twentieth of january. >> it is friday november 20 seventh. far from over, donald trump back on the cameras for a wide-ranging q and a saying he supports peaceful transfer of power, slamming the press for ignoring what he calls clear evidence of massive fraud. mike: the president making an announcement on a coronavirus vaccine, delivery starting as early as next week. the latest in a live report.

>> the defense with a touchdown. >> thanksgiving day beat down for the dallas cowboys. todd: "fox and friends first" starts right now. good morning. you are watching "fox and friends first". there we go, loverboy coming here. >> you are very excited about the washington football team win. todd: it was the highlight along with the turkey. you have a great thanksgiving. jillian: a better friday and with that let's get straight into it. far from over, donald trump

takes questions in his first public event since the election. todd: the president insists there was massive fraud but he will concede if the electoral college declares joe biden the winner. the trump team continues the fight. >> donald trump thanksgiving by calling members of the military stationed away from home but for the first time in three weeks he took questions about the election, the president criticized president-elect joe biden for the cabinet and did not say if he would attend the inauguration in 54 days. >> joe biden did not get 80 million votes. i got 74 million but many ballots thrown away so i got more than that, 74 million is 11 million more than i got last time and if you look at the

numbers the numbers are false, the numbers are corrupt. it was a rigged election, 100%. >> more states are certifying their results as the trump legal team continues to fight. disputes will need to be resolved before december 8th and trump's team has not been successful in multiple legal challenges with most lawsuits dismissed, no concrete evidence has been offered yet. into a half weeks the electoral college will meet to certify joe biden president-elect. >> if the electoral college votes for joe biden? >> certainly and you know that but i think there will be a lot of things happening between now and the twentieth of january. a lot of things. massive fraud has been found. it will be a hard thing to concede. >> reporter: president-elect biden and his wife gave up recorded thanks giving address yesterday but he has not weighed in on the president's remarks, donald trump will be headed to georgia next week to campaign

for the republican senate candidate. the power of the senate depends on the results of these runoff races, donald trump says if he is not sure if the election is fair that is one of the states where he has openly sparred with leaders over his presidential election results. jillian: usa today, white house correspondent steve sub romanian says the abolishment the transfer of power is important for the country to hear. >> very fired up, a president that loves keeping people in suspense so he would give an answer whether he plans to attend donald - president-elect biden's inauguration day, he had an answer that is keeping a close to his chest. this is the first time donald

trump has recognized the need for peaceful handover of power and that is the question that has hung over in this country since president-elect biden won the election. we can put that question to that finally. >> today the legality of mail in votes in pennsylvania, centers around the claim the voting process change is unconstitutional. the commonwealth court judge who held certification of the election scheduled the hearing, democratic governor tom wolfe asked the supreme court to lift the order. >> voter fraud in georgia and michigan, the suit doesn't name the voting system but software and hardware, with a massive fraud started, included in the draft, it is unsupported by any evidence whatsoever, with bipartisan election volunteers

that the suit maliciously maligned. overnight four people are shot in a 22-year-old man is killed after multiple random shootings in nevada. the suspect driving around shooting people at random. all four victims are expected to survive. >> hours later police responding to a string of drive-by shootings in arizona, three people were arrested including they might be involved in the random shootings in nevada. jillian: donald trump says the coronavirus vaccine could be out as early as next week while laying out who will get it first. jillian: here's one vaccine that may stop it from reaching shelves. >> the news that the first round of vaccines during a special thanks giving holiday message to us troops and could come very soon. listen to this. >> we are rounding the curve,

the vaccines are being delivered, will start next week and the week after and it will hit the front line workers and seniors and doctors, nurses. >> following the announcement donald trump said joe biden should not get credit for the vaccine. >> don't let joe biden take credit for the vaccine. so biden failed with the swine flu, h1n1, don't let him take credit for the vaccine. the vaccines were me and i pushed people harder than they've been pushed before. >> biden called into front-line workers to check in and give thanks during the surge of coronavirus cases as a new report about a mistake in astrazeneca's vaccine trials could stop approval, reported on results of two different trials with everyone under the age of 55. a lab error caused some

volunteers to get a solid dose and it wasn't reported in the initial findings, that is drawing intense scrutiny. trials were conducted to the highest standards and more analysis is being done to refine the efficiency, one scientist saying claims made for the vaccine are on shaky ground. according to the latest numbers from johns hopkins, 263,000 people have died from the covid-19 virus in the us. >> either vaccine and mistaken your antennas go up. we will talk about how significant this mistake is, thank you. >> praise from the president and cardinal dolan as the supreme court blocks restrictions on

houses of warship in new york, the president tweeting the news with the message happy thanksgiving. tweeting and part it is also important to protect the fundamental constitutional right of religious liberty. new york governor andrew cuomo is blaming the high court majority for the ruling saying they were trying to make a statement with the vote. >> a gym in oregon is find 90,$000 for staying open during covid-19 lockdowns. the state has a 2-week freeze on jens until december 2nd. courthouse club fitness kept this location and 3 others open despite the order, each citation costs 22,000 bucks, state officials division 55 citations for businesses define lockdown order since the pandemic started. todd: thanksgiving football, washington riding the cowboys in dallas. >> the defense for the touchdown. washington fit the game ahead in the nfc east after 41-16 win.

shawn watson hungry for touchdowns, carrying the texans 41-45. ravens star quarterback lamar jackson tested positive for covid-19, multiple ravens cases cause the matchup with the steelers to be moved to sunday. >> love that. speaking of turkey, beef turkey is the new thing this thanksgiving. michigan police department posting a video showing the birds hanging out outside their station door. police say the turkeys knew it was the safest place to be during the holidays. police officers get pretty hungry on the job. >> those are smart turkeys, go to the police station. could we see buyers remorse about putting joe biden back on the world stage, national security expert jim hansen says given the president's toughest critics, america first is the way to go, joins us live next.

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jillian: whether you are braving black friday chaos or shopping at home we have you covered with the best deals this weekend. consumer expert here to break them down. i have your list of a lot of stuff we can save money on, take it away. what have you got? >> the hottest categories in the home-improvement space because consumers are spending more time at home looking to make this

improvement so home depot, there is a festival for $9.88 normally $30, there is also a title spot available which is $99, $120 savings, typically does cheaper to rent one of those but with projects coming up, then $99 will cost more than that. >> for those early risers we have something else. >> we do. it is a great deal on black friday, target has a coffee maker for $10, also hamilton beach, if you think it would be there i bought a toaster eight years ago, still going strong, $10, you will save $15 there. >> even gifts on sale today. >> gift cards are a great option. you can model and gift those 2 others but also use them as your own currency, best buy has 20% so you can get a $50 gift card

for $40, and apply that for the future border. >> if you want to buy the gadgets this is where you can save a lot of money. >> electronics are a big category whether it is wearables, apple devices, walmart has apple watched $34,119. they have been discounted for $199 priced at 169, $80 savings, keep an eye, you can't get inventory you might check the other ones. jillian: what about the gamers who are watching now? >> anything like the door buster deal, if you are looking for the new gaming consoles in november,

x box, retailers said limited inventory is available on black friday, two at most locations across the country, best buy and target have inventory, they need to get those online first and deliver them to the store, won't have stock in the stores themselves. jillian: roku premium media player is on sale. >> all of those devices you are looking to stream to multiple televisions, the core basic ones, the roku from here, $29.99, $15 more, best buy, staples, lots of ways to look at that. jillian: also a lot of deals for cybermonday. >> all amazon devices, this is the time to buy them.

deep discounts, new generation version is $30 off as well as multiple other amazon devices. a good time to buy those. >> those surprise 101 is 40% off. tell us what that is. >> we don't recommend that in the first few weeks of december but because of shipping and inventory delays the lol surprise series is a popular line of toys, $60 on cybermonday and look at the return policies, just in case there are better deals later on you can return or ask for a price adjustment the time to stock up and make sure you get those gifts under the tree. jillian: thank you so much.

todd: it is 18 after the hour, donald trump says vaccine deliveries could start next week. doctor debbie joins us with her take. america's beloved blue angels return for to the sky, how they are preparing for the upcoming season, stay tuned.

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the american people and the spectrum of the democratic party. todd: joe biden insisting his administration will not be a third obama term but cabinet picks are low sulfur former white house officials. jillian: a return to obama era foreign policies. jim hansen joins us. joe biden has a long policy record as vice president but critics said he made bad calls. what foreign-policy leader do you expect him to be? >> joe biden has an unblemished record in foreign policy of being wrong on every substantive issue in the past 40 years. the obama secretary of defense bill gates is exactly that, that he has been wrong in the idea that he will bring in a bunch of obama biden era retreads, if you think our standing should be

standing behind everybody else that's what he's looking to do. todd: let's look at the pics, tony blinkin in-state, field ambassador to the un, john kerry, presidential envoy for climate has a seat on the nsc. the national intelligence, the nsa, this appears to be the last administration, how would it be different? >> it will not be different, the crowning achievement of the obama biden administration was the iran deal. jake sullivan as an essay, blinkin, two of the main architects of that and what they did was give iran everything they wanted including a path to nuclear weapons without making

of the world safer. of foreign policy experts are biden administration would be dangerous for iran because they would be so tough. the only way they would be a danger to iran as if they overwhelmed the air traffic control system with planes full of cash. these people do not understand the threat and they will make us in the world more dangerous place. jillian: a usa today article, even trump fears his critics say he may have gotten some world affairs right, former acting ambassador to the uk saying in certain areas his instincts were right, getting tougher and sign and trying to address some of beijing's trade practices and military expansion in the south china sea and the president's role destroying the isis caliphate and bringing us hostages home. i'm sure the president is saying where were you for the last four years? >> they were taking pot shots at

him. he was the first president in a long time to get tough with china and push back on them and it made a considerable difference which he turned on north korea from place testing nukes and shooting missiles constantly into a much more placid hermit kingdom and the big one, more substantive peace deals between israel and the gulf arab states that happened since the jimmy carter era and those are something john kerry, one of the foreign-policy expertise bringing back said there will never be a separate peace between israel and the gulf arabs. there is no way. todd: do you think the biden administration will undo that? >> i don't think they will. they would be crazy to. what they will try to do is give free gifts to the palestinians who are the ones who were

rewarded for their bad behavior by being left out of this. the saudi's will sign a deal with israel potentially before the end of the trump term in the biden administration will get that goodwill out of it if they are put in place. >> so interesting the president is getting some semblance of credit for his foreign-policy now in 2020 after the election. thank you. the time is 27 after the are, doctor debbie is next reacting to claims we will see a huge surge in covid-19 cases after the holiday. todd: not holding back when it comes to virus skeptics. it was in this small little village- in connemara. right! connemara it is! there's one gift the whole family can share this holiday season,

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thankful for, donald trump thinker on a virus vaccine deliveries to front-line workers and senior citizens may start as soon as next week. jillian: this as astrazeneca reported a mistake in its coronavirus vaccine trial. joining us to react, doctor debbie, good morning. you hear coronavirus vaccine and mistake and people rightfully get nervous. what happened with astrazeneca? >> they had it with their data, a group of people got a lower dose of the vaccine then they were supposed to come half the dose and they did really well, they did better than some of the folks who got the full dose of the vaccine. in terms of the efficacy of the vaccine it seems it is still good but the problem is why was this not disclosed earlier or discovered earlier? the problem is more related to transparency.

it is not something where anybody had a major negative consequence from the vaccine but on the other hand because of this they may need to continue the trial longer or do more research before they get fda approval. todd: astrazeneca spokesperson saying the trial is under the highest standards and more analysis being done to refine the efficacy reading, this comes as that announcement about vaccine delivery next week, how significant was that announcement yesterday? >> it is great news. there are so many vaccine candidates, pfizer and moderna are leading, the fact that astrazeneca has been issue should not affect pfizer and modernable to has nothing to do with their studies or applications so for the general public this is great news that

those vaccines are on track and people should start getting these doses relatively soon. we are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. a third candidate with astrazeneca would be great as well. more options people have, the more people get vaccinated sooner so this is a stumbling block in terms of being able to have as many options but doesn't actually taint the pfizer or moderna vaccine. >> a little bit of good, little bit of bad news. doctor anthony fauci had comments post-thanksgiving covid-19 surge. >> one thing we do not want is if we get a surge over thanksgiving we will have that slope up plateau and slow bump again in three weeks, the reason we are trying so hard to get the message for people to be careful.

>> despite the lockdowns a lot of families got together yesterday, probably still together right now. do you expect a surge in cases in a few weeks? >> we probably will. the fact is when people come together there is the possibility of spreading the virus, there is a 14 day incubation period. in 3 to 5 days, it could take longer. two weeks where people are starting to develop symptoms you see a surge been but more than that in this two weeks they might come into contact with other people so you see another surge upon a surge. we might see hospitalizations and deaths and misfortune around the christmas holiday, hanukkah, new year but there are steps people can take to protect themselves, things like masks, handwashing and keeping your distance from others but hopefully everybody had a happy thanksgiving.

todd: you talk about people coming into contact on black friday people will go out and shop and be in the vicinity of others. do you have some tips for them? >> it is important we support our businesses. our businesses have been suffering, employees working for them. the main thing is to avoid crowds because the closer you come into contact with people the more chance of respiratory droplets and the virus. generally the mask and the handwashing and hand sanitizer, if you can avoid areas with crowds and do your shopping online that would be great or curbside delivery, curbside pickup or delivery, those are other options. if you go to the store if you can limit the time you spend in stores that would be better, at least you know what you are going to get that would be good.

there are risks wherever you go but if you're going to an outdoor mall it might be better than indoor because of ventilation and on top of that if you notice the stores taking precautions like temperatures, the number of people inside the store, being cautious in terms of what they are doing offering hand sanitizer perhaps you can have more confidence in that store then a different one. >> thank you very much. jillian: pope francis praises medical workers on the coronavirus frontlines, the pontiff writing in a new york times op-ed, quote, they are the saints next door who have awakened something important in our hearts make incredible once more what we desire to instill in our preaching, he then criticized those protesting coronavirus restrictions saying looking to the common good is

more than the sum of what is good for individuals which have a regard for all citizens and seeking to respond effectively to the needs of the least fortunate. todd: the washington post facing back lash for a story on the world's to read about american -- a spike in covid-19 cases. the post headline reading, quote, as americans prepare to gather for thanksgiving the world watches with the red and disbelief with several people taking to twitter pointing out the lighter tone when covering crowds celebrating joe biden's election victory weeks ago. former gop congressman sean duffy will join us to talk about the media's double standard. >> two nypd officers shot in the line of duty are out of the hospital. officers joseph murphy and christopher wells were cheered on by dozens of their brothers and sisters in blue, they were

both shot while escorting a domestic violence victim to her home in queens, returning fire, killing the suspect. the commissioner says he's grateful both officers are still alive. todd: great to see. the blue angels giving attention to their new super hornets, streaking through the skies over their home base in pensacola for the 2021 airshow, incredible shot from the blue angels in their high-tech jet, the elite squadron set for april in jacksonville. jillian: something to look forward to. the time is 38 after the hour. secretary of state mike pompeo reflecting on his time as america's top diplomat. >> we are safer in the united states as a result of the things the trump administration has done. we will keep doing this until we are tapped on the shoulder and told there is no longer time to be secretary of state. neil: shares his thoughts on his

crowning achievement and his vision for the future in an interview you will only see on fox news.

todd: secretary of state mike pompeo reflects on his time as the country's top diplomat, sharing his most memorable moments, bringing americans home when they were detained in north korea. >> it was really something to come back from pyongyang and return them to their families. they were a real risk and we had a chance to bring three americans home. it was pretty special. todd: he shared his future plans saying he would serve until step down.

a highly skilled officer with the cia killed during combat in somalia. the prestigious seal team 6 coming as donald trump suggests he may withdraw troops from the region. currently the us has 700 troops in somalia tasked with local forces to be the terror group our shabab. todd: jillian: migrant children barred from being deported, it only applies to children who cross the border without a parent, the doj citing the spread of covid-19 the risks they may have to move infected children to airports because of the court order. this after border patrol apprehended 1000 migrant children last week alone. cvp expect border crossings to increase by 50% in the next four months.

a venezuelan judge sentences american oil executives to eight years in prison after being found guilty on corruption charges. the men known as the goes 6 just learning their fate, arrested in 2017 accused of embezzling $4 billion. the houston-based refining company owned by venezuelan state oil company, the men long maintain their innocence. todd: donald from calling for a limitation of immunity for big tech after he claimed twitter suppresses others tweeting for purposes of national security section 230 must be terminated. section 230 shows companies like facebook and twitter from liability for content posting by its users. jillian: small business saturday around the corner at after a tough year of covid-19 closures main street is counting on us more than a. todd: and emotional plea to shop

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jillian: amazon announcing $500 million in special holiday bonuses to front-line workers, full-time employees who work from december 1st to december 30 first will get a $300 bonus. part-time workers will get $150 and officials say it is appreciation of their hard work during the busy holiday season was a surge in online buying causing a shortage in the fedex and ups delivery vans. bloomberg, scrambling to me delivery expectations.

they are adding to the issue urging couriers to buy any vans they can. mike: 2020 has been a brutal year for business owners, 35% of small businesses say they can close by the end of this year without more financial assistance. our panel of business owners, and jeanette little join me with small business saturday, hope you had a good thanksgiving, my wife is a small business owner. and millions across the country. bob, let's start with you handling increased restriction. and small business saturday

couldn't come at a better time. the jersey shore, very tightknit, community support us year round, starts a 5 week increase in revenue for gift cards, merchandises, that is needed more than ever. helps us get us by those months, running gift card programs this year to benefit our local food bank. even though we are struggling, people are struggling worse than us, and every $0.30 produces one hot meal, and get as much as we can, -

griff:. and their frustrations with everything going on. with the spike in coronavirus cases, how are you handling this. >> the way we are handling it is we switched on to online coaching and on my workouts creating workouts where people can do it at home but most people will get distracted at home and need to get back into the gyms and the restaurants, and we need to look at it to reopen america. griff: you can't zoom a hair appointment and having two daughters and a wife and hair salons talk to each other. what are you seeing?

>> the way we are handling it, most businesses have, the hair salon, able to do a lot of things online, started doing virtual when the pandemic started and people do need help at home to take care into the salon. and others need help at home. we are able - >> we have a new administration coming in.

what advice as a small business owner do you have for this administration, fool capacity, sanitation and cleanliness, we need to pass health codes to stay open, small business america needs to be open or it will get worse and there is going to be shut doors all across main street usa and can't have that. griff: what advice do you have for the administration? >> bob nailed it, we need to open all restaurants and healthcare salons and fitness gyms because all of us have cleaning and sanitation regulation we have to work and operate by, the new administration can't run the nation based on agenda.

they have to run it by the facts, 99.6% of those infected with the coronavirus, opening up the businesses. >> >> they are thoroughly sanitized. very careful about how we work. 30% of all employees, small businesses. america needs it. small businesses are the backbone of the country. we need to stay open. >> we leave a message. thank you very much for taking time. the patrons will treat you well on small business saturday.

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power but slamming the press regarding what he calls evidence of fraud. >> the president making a major announcement on the coronavirus vaccine. the latest in a live report. griff: a coffee shop defining state orders to shutdown. jillian: "fox and friends first" continues right now. with that we are cruising into friday, the best friday of the year. you sit on the couch and shop. griff: i have got to tell you i can't wait to see what