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good day, everyone. welcome to "weekends with alex witt." let's get right tow what is happening out there. as americans are marking joe biden's projected victory by gathering in the streets, this is black lives matter plaza in washington dc. the president there not to see them. you see him there playing golf, but as he hits the links, the country is closing in on an alarming new milestone. right now there are more than

9,966,539 total cases. 238,000 lives taken. >> on monday we will announce this, you know the covid task force, if you will, and bring it into a plan that the government can use. so joe biden will make good on his promises on the campaign trail. >> also new today, as soon as president elect biden takes office, he will take actions to reverse several of president trump's action rs. his campaign with now seven active election related lawsuits right now including a new one in arizona this weekend.

>> i understand why the president wants to keep on fighting. i do believe that it is destructive to the cause of democracy to suggest widespread fraud or corruption. there's no evidence of that at this stage. it is important to recognize the world is watching. >> it's time for the president's laurens to present the facts and it's time for those facts to speak for themselves. >> george w. bush the only other living republican president releasing a statement congratulating president elect joe biden. he says the american people can have confidence that this election was fundamentally fair. it's integrity will be upheld, and it's outcome is clear. the challenges that face our country will command the best of president elect biden and vice president elect harris and the best of us all. we must come together for the same of our families, neighbors, nation, and future. however there are still some in

the president's orbit defending his election fight. >> i think that is way premature at this point. at this point we don't know who has prevailed. the media is trying to get everyone to kcorrinate joe bide. the media doesn't get to select the president, the american people get to elect our president. >> right now by nbc's count, joe biden has 279 electoral votes, however that lead could still grow. we're still watching vote tallies come in from four states that nbc has not yet called. president biden leads in two of those. let's go right now to wilmington, delaware. ali vitali is joining us from wilmingto

wilmington. it is busy for biden and harris, what is the plan? >> a weekend of celebration and right into the work on monday. the biden harris elected administration saying they will put in place a 12 person task force to tackle the coronavirus ahead of their inauguration. we heard from months now about a five-point plan they would like to put in place. now they're starting to lay the groundwork to do that. they want an accidentble plan to draw upon. president trump will still be the person at the helm of this government's response to the coronavirus until january. so the former vice president, now president elect, the president elect now highlighting how important the pandemic is going to be in the biggest political speech of his life

speaking to the stakes of this moment. >> folks. our work begins with getting cove vid under control. we cannot prepare the economy, restore our vitality, or relish life's most precious moments, all of the moments that matter most to us until we get it under control. on monday i will name a group of leading scientists and experts as transition advisors. >> alex, the team ready with that task force. i have been so struck by the response to what happened after the democrats called this election. you showed some of them there. mitt romney, former president george w. bush accepting the election results saying they

spoke with joe biden and kamala harris. the president and his team still dug in ready to fight this and see what goes on next. you're seeing in those clips too, they're still backing what they're doing there. i think the person that stood out the postto most to me has b chris christie saying if you're seeing allegations of fraud bring the evidence. otherwise it is a slippery slope there. we're going to see what happens next. they may be just forging ahead. >> we're going to bring up chris kristy and what he was saying in just a moment. let's go to kyra lee who is joining us from the white house. i'm curious about the messages

that they're getting from people. >> you hit it just right. a lot of mixed messages. both publicly and potentially privately. the president made clear that he wants to fight. there is more lawsuits, all playing out, at least some of that will play out before there is amovement from the president. he is putting a lot of republicans on the spot. he is putting them on the spot. we're seeing mixed messages from democrats. just listen to what chris christie and senator lindsey graham both allies of the president said today. >> this is a contested election. the media doesn't decide who becomes president. president trump should not concede. there is a lot of shenanigans going on here. i would take all of this to court and i would fight back.

>> if your basis for not conceding is voter fraud, then show us. if you can't show us we can't do this. there are others that feel similar. that there is a burden of evidence, an they nude to produce that evidence before they go out on a limb for him. privately jared kushner has been telling him to go and continue to fight. we know there are others around the president that urged him not to concede until voting is certified and recounts are needed. some others are more gung ho. he said when we heard from him moments ago, he said when does the lamestream media call who our next president will be. it is worth noting that four

years ago when the process played out the president was more than happy to accept the results that were announced when he was president elect. he is of course not doing that now. we're also hearing from the first lady, melania trump, put out a tweet calling for transparency saying every legal, not illegal vote should be counted. all of our reporting shows and based on what the president says publicly, he is continuing to fight and this is not going to wrap up for him any time soon. >> okay, carol lee. we have a preview of what we will continue to hear this. >> joining me now is chris lou. i want to add that you were the executive director in 2008.

we saw president trump be invited by president obama to the white house. what are the chances that we will see president elect biden invited to the white house. >> what you have seen him do in the last couple days is he wants to delegitimatize the election with no proof. we have serious problems. not just an economic rescission but a pandemic. the ability to solve the solve

the problems. on noon, several thousand political appointees will leave. there needs to be cooperation to ensure that our national security is protected in that time. >> how does a transition happy and what are you worried about not going smoothly? >> this is a very odd tradition. you would never run a company or a university this way. when on one day everyone leaves and on the same day all of the other people come in. it is ensuring that the functioning of government continues. it is staffing the people that will take these positions and it is the policy proposal that's will come out from the new administration. many of which they will start the preview. but it is especially difficult

in this period of time. in 2008 we had to deal with a recession. the biden impact will cause them to do this in a virtual setting. but i will say this, if there is someone that can pull this off it is joe biden. he has a deep understanding of government and he is surrounded by a lot of people with a lot of government experience. >> chris lou, i always love talking to you. sad news to share from the entertainment world. alex trebeck, long time and respected host of "jeopardy" died after his long battle with pancreatic cancer. he was surrounded by friends and family as he died at home early this morning. >> this is jeopardy.

>> alex trebeck was synonymous with the quiz show that called itself "america's favorite." >> alex trebeck. >> when he first took at jeopardy stage in 1984 he was already a successful on-air host. his career began on radio close to home in canada. >> reaching for the top. he hosted a bilingual quiz show, but with his degree in philosophy he found a niche in game shows. he set the rod for the most episodes by the same host. he had five emmy awards and the native country's second highest order. he lived most of his adult life in los angeles. between tapings in the studio, a

relaxed trebeck would often talk to the audience. >> i'm looser than people think i am. don't take too many things too seriously. he had brain surgefully ry afte suffering from a fall. then he announced he had been diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer. i have to because under the terms of my contract i have to host "jeopardy" for three more years. >> he already thought about his replacement. >> it's probably going to be a woman. somebody younger, somebody bright. somebody personable. >> as a man with all of the answers through a record breaking career, he was, without

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president elect biden says unity and healing is the top priority for his administration. selt seth moulton is joining us. we welcomed you to the show last weekend. good to see you again. i'm curious to see what went through your mind when you saw that biden and harris had done it. >> i felt a tremendous sense of relief and patriot activism. america is back to it's roots,

doing the right thing. hopefully you'll look at this era when we made some mistakes, but ultimately we came together to help the american people. >> if you look in the totality of everything congressman, only about four million votes separate the winner and the loser. what are the prospects to bring people together after such an energized contest that saw a record number of americans out there voicing their opinions at the bat lot box. >> this is a hard task for the next president of the united states. one thing i always said about joe bide season that he is a unifying leader. if there is one person today who can bring together americans from all other this country, and get us unified to put the country first and do good work for the american people it is

joe biden. that is what he has done his entire career. we all have disagreements with him. i have had disagreements with vice president biden myself specifically on issues of foreign policy. but he will listen. he will listen. and he will find common ground. and that is what americans all over the country need to do so we can move forward out this this divisive time. we ask to ask what we have heard about as we listen to the congressman who sounded the alarm about the more progressive wing. let's listen to two of your colleagues this morning. >> harrison, started to plateau when "defund the police" showed up with a caption on tv across his head.

that stuff hurt him. that's why i spoke out against it a long time ago. >> not a single member of congress that i'm aware of campaigned on socialism or defunding the police this general election. so the question that we have is how can we build a more effective democratic operation that is stronger and more resilient to republican attacks. >> some i'm curious what is going there. you have jaime clayburn, and he is saying jamie harrison lost his race because of his projected defund the police rhetor rhetoric. and then you have aoc saying not so much. >> jim clyburn is a very wise man. i'm sure he understands what is going on in south carolina. aoc has a point as well here. we do need to improve our operations to withstand the ridiculous republican attacks. i certainly didn't run on

socialism. very far from it. that is what i was tarred by -- tarred with by my republican opponent. those attacks are out there and they are coming from the republican party. but we have to be unified to get things done and i think we will do that especially under joe biden's leadership. there is a lot of americans right now that just want to see congress do the right thing for the country. they want to see congress do the right thing for the country. i'm reminded of a world war ii veteran that said if you win this election promise me would go to washington as an american. not a republican or a democrat, but as a american. there is no time when i have been proud tore be a democrat than in this moment, but we have to come together to governor as americans and to put our country first and fund enough common ground to get things down for an american public that needs us to accomplish a lot of things.

and let's call a spade a spade here. if there is one person in washington that doesn't get this, it's not representatives sp spa spanberger. mitch mcconnell has continued to be a roadblock to progress. he he will be the roadblock. and it will take a lot of unity among democrats to make sure that we can push through that to do the good work that the american people need us to do. >> what about the house speaker ship. you challenged nancy pelosi, do you plan to do so again? >> no, this is a moment where we need unity. if there is one thing that speaker pelosi is good at it is keeping the party ahead. it means that party yupty will

be even more important now than it was last year. i trust nancy pelosi to be able to hold our party together. and of course it is challenging. we're the majority party. we're a big ten party. we have the majority of views under that tent. and it will be good debates. that is healthy for our party and for the american people. take health care, for example. all democrats want to make health care an unalienable right for the american people. but we have some debates about how to get there and they will continue under the biden-harris administration. nancy pelosi can hold us together to have those debates in a healthy way and to come together and pass legislation to send to the senate, ram it through mitch mcconnell, and get it to president biden's desk. that is what we need to do on health care, on climate, on coronavirus relief, on

strengthening our economy, modernizing our national security. i'm excited to get to work. >> we're excited to have you on the broadcast. thank you so much. >> coming up, a so-called trumpism that is here to say. where we are now as a nation. but first saturday night live celebrating joe biden's win in last night's episode, take a watch. >> tonight, we're not going to stand here and gloat. >> we're not rubbing our victory in everybody's face. >> like just a tiny bit. >> we're accepting this victory. >> i'm just going to play quick song on my phone. tardive dyskines ia, a condition that may be related to important medications i take for my bipolar disorder.

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president trump supporters are insisting that the election is not over. many are protesting the vote count and the president's loss. joning me is the host of the hasan show. i told you i enjoyed our conversation and we would bring you back as soon as we could. as you watch these pro-trump protests unfold, do you think they will wait for the president to accept the election results before they do -- will they do it then? or are we headed for unrest? >> it is a great question. it all depends on what that relationship is between the trump base and trump himself. we know that sdrump not goingdop will not.

he still has a record number of votes for a republican candidate and they are going to carry on living in a alternative fantasy world where it is not over. so unfortunately i think we're going to see a lot more resistance. and even after he concedes, and i use that word in a loose sense. you will see the entire trump base basically not accepting joe biden as a legitimate president just as they didn't accept barack obama has a legitimate president. that is part of the play. politically delegitimatizindele. >> and many people did not accept donald trump as a legitimate president, right? do you think in the last five or six days, has it helped to quell the concern about violence? if you have been here in new

york everything is borarded up. there was no reason really, there was not those kinds of violent outbreaks and things. so the in fact this has trickled out, has it helped to deal with the potential unrest. >> things were boarded up partly because people thought that antifa and others would be breaking into buildings. as the fbi and dozens of other experts will tell you that is far-right domestic extremism and it still persists. you saw twomen last week arrested in philadelphia with ar 15 assault rivals and 160 rounds of ammunition, qanon propaganda all over. it will be a focus point for

groups to object to. a democratic governor, several far-right extremists were arrested because they were trying to kidnap and murder the democratic candidate for michigan. >> let's take a quick look at where the popular vote stands at this point. joe biden with more than, let's see, 75 million votes. president trump more than 71 million. biden in his victory speech as you heard offered a message of unity. let's take a listen. >> all of those of you that voted for president trump, i understand the disappointment tonight. i lost a couple times myself. but now, let's give each other a chance. it is time to put away the harsh rhetoric. lower the temperature, see each other again. listen to each other again. and to make progress we have to

stop treating our opponents as our enemieenemies. >> not to take a cynical view here, but who wants that less, trump supporters or biden supporters? >> that is a great question. the reality is, i understand why joe biden has to say that and i'm glad he said. . but the reality of the next four to eight years will be very different. joe biden know that's deep down. barack obama spent his entire presidency accused of being a an illegitimate arab intruder. the problem proceeds donald trump. it requires leadership to turn that part of the political speckture around and we're not seeing it in the gop. the vast majority, where are

they, have they grated joe biden? lindsey graham who just won his reelection doesn't need trump any more. he doesn't have to fear trump's tweets. there is no way of moving that segment of the public that sees that everything that democrats do as ill legitimate, as a conspiracy. you have at least two open supporters of qanon sitting in the house of representatives right now. >> when you mentioned lindsey graham, i found his reaction head scratching. the president is outgoing and that is a fact. when he takes office, joe biden is planning to sign a number of executive orders. what do you think biden should care about more? is it healing this country or is

it pushing forward with his agenda and can he do both? >> i don't know if he can do both. new presidents get very small windows of time. very small honeymoon periods. i think he needs to get stuff done. i'm glad to hear some of the stuff leaking about about rejoining the paris climate accords. climate change, with this current president, he thinks is a chinese hoax. i think lifting the muslim ban. it means a lot to millions of people. they been people from coming into the country. destroying divided muslim american families. if republicans want to come along for the ride, fine, but the idea that you can do a deal with mitch mcconnell -- he is already saying he will block joe biden's cabinet opponents. he has one of the biggest leads

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joe biden is projected president elect. but trump's campaign intensified efforts have included nearly a dozen lawsuits in nevada, pennsylvania, georgia, some of those all right thrown out and now this weekend the trump campaign filed a new lawsuit in arizona saying imperson ballots were improperly rejected in maricopa county. michael cohen the author of "disl"di "disloyal." welcome to the pod cast. i think i know the answer to this question, but, what is your reaction to president trump's defeat? >> i'm relieved. not just for myself but for the entire country and really for

the world, the king of conspiracy theories, captain chaos, he is doing that right now. he is creating a conspiracy theory on the election results on the ballots. you know anyone can talk tough when they say oh, well, we're going to start to sue. there is a process here and he just doesn't understand it. it's the same nonsense when he starts talking about i'm taking this to the supreme court. it doesn't work that way. you have to have an application, and you don't start in the supreme court. but trump doesn't know that. the people around him, kushner, mark meadows, covid infested mark meadows, they just for some reason they're just not telling him what he needs to hear which is that sir, you lost, it's time to go home. whatev wherever that home may be. >> why it donald trump doing

this? get inside his head. you have been there before. you know him so well. >> sadly. >> is he just buying time? >> no, it's not about buying time. donald trump cannot accept the fact that he lost. to him, it is like calling him a loser, which is the worst thing in the world that you can call him. he will fight this not just until january when he is now required to leave and go wherever he has to go, but he will do things post leaving that will make things very difficult for the biden administration. he will be a thorn in biden -- >> like what? >> number one he will start his own media company. we have been talking about that since 2015. you have to remember that this election was never supposed to donald trump winning. it was supposed to be the greatest info commercial in the history of politics. but he won. some of the things we talked about was teaming up with news

max, chris ruddy, bannon. he is going to create up with and every day he is going to sew more chaos with more fake information disseminated out there in order to be a thorn in president elect biden's thigh, right? and he is going to continue to expose things that don't exist. he will make things up, and for some unknown reason there is 50% of this country that has not either read my book and realized that everything that comes out of trump's mouth is a lie. he could not tell the truth to save his life. all he had to do was tell the truth and he probably would have been reelected. instead of coming up with a muslim ban. the things that we talked about in 2015 and 2016, do an infrastructure bill. had he done an infrastructure bill like we talked about when i went to visit him in the oval

office he would have won i ddis. first it is a muslim ban. banning a religion from the united states? that is not insane, it's stupid. >> try to look forward here. i want to focus on the moniker loser, right? can he distinguish sore loser and just loser? can he put together a concession speech to heal the country. the concession speech is perhaps the most important part of an election. it is historically what we can use to define a outgoing

president. is there any chance he would say i'm a loser that lost the election, but i'm not a sore loser. >> no, no chance in the world. you have the wrong guy for that. i would not be shocked if there is no concession speech at all. my theory is that at christmas time he goes to mar-a-lago. i think he will stay there through the inauguration. i would not be shocked if he will not show up to the inauguration either. he cannot let the camera look at him and basically pull down the curtain and see the wizard standing beside. he is just a loser. and it is killing him and he, right now, what is going on in the white house is nothing but figurer pointing. more people voted for me by five

million, how is it possible. he needs to come up with a conspiracy. the whole birtherism that gave rite to donald trump. he is the king of conspiracy. the crazy thing is that people are listening and i can't p understand why. >> who is he listening, why would he will encouraging him to continue legal attacks. >>. >> you will he thinks the election has to be stolen from him because he could not possibly lose this election. he thinks everything he has done in the course of the last four years has been perfect, beautiful, everything has been great. all you do is sign executive

orders. fake his first step back, something that you heard, the bet, and that 15,000 bet is going 100% is going to the hcmu. the first temperature is to impact prison reform. he took his sharpy aie to sign executive order. it is a disgrace. what is going on. you can't get anyone to tell you what benefit of the programming credits are supposed to be. why they just have no clu. there is another thing to create policy from it. this is what trump does. he throws stuff out there. as much as he can, and he expects it to happen on his own. the same way he thought covid would disappear on tis own. he doesn't read.

he is illogical. jarge ku jared kushner is going to turn around tell and donald trump what to do? donald trump could not wake away from this. forget about his own personal reasons. the legal issues that will come at him. there was a segment on it today with attorney general james. the extent of the legal issues that are going to come against him, don junior, the trump organization, it is so vo l volumnous. he will face insane litigation that could bankrupt him. >> i wonder if nick mulvaney was considering this when he said that donald trump has not seen the last of politics. do you think donald trump will run again or want to run again?

>> no, first of all no. he won't run again. he has to deal, as i said with his litigation issues well into four years. he won't have time to concentrate on the potential run, especially when the lawsuit start flying, civil and criminal. finally the country, the world, will get to see his tax returns. that will be an issue. there is no chance that he will end up running again. i heard the nonsense that don junior, don junior -- he has the worst judgment of any human being that he has ever met. and these are words coming from his own father. the fact that he is even thinking about entering politic social securi s is a joke. >> it is a held of a book that you have written, michael. thank you for joining me again on the broadcast. folks can listen to you as well on your podcast. what if your close friend

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>> she is coming for the two senate run-off races in january. >> we have been working at this for more than a decade. dozens of organizations, and hundreds of people who have made it their primary mission. the people who did that work will be hard at work to make sure we continue our streak, and deliver two u.s. senate seats to join joe biden in january. >> wanda kagan, a high school friend of kamala harris, and she is co-founder of black lives matter. latasha, has this sunk in? how does it feel to play a major

role in this success story? >> what popped up on my facebook timeline, a year ago today trump was in atlanta, georgia, vig for black voters. i was on msnbc, and i said black voters were going to come out and make sure we were voting against him. it didn't matter if he was coming. i don't know if i am psychic -- >> psychic, you worked hard to make sure your psychic prediction came true, indeed it did. and kamala harris, the first woman of color taking such a high offense. she is not just skin deep. tell us about your story. >> i went to high school with kamala harris. she took me in when i was going through a difficult time.

i was being sexually assaulted by my step father. they took me into their home. i attribute to where i am today because of them. and kamala harris called me when she was district attorney, to tell me what she went through, the time she went through with me was partially, you know, played an impact in her decided to go into fighting for women and children, who have been sexually assaulted. that was meaningful and touching. >> you know you helped shape this, from that experience comes this triumph. latasha, what about you, you are coming for those two senate seats, what can we expect? >> black voters, many women in the state of georgia, we are

coming, we were saying that this is the moment to build a coalition, multigenerational corcollision. we will bring two senate seats home. >> how hard-fought do you expect these races to be? >> i think it will be critical. i think the fight already started. i thought i would have a day off, we are already working. this is a critical election. we think it will be critical to deliver those two seats to the senate. it is important that we get out and work this entire time. i believe that in the shaping of how we go forward in america, how we go, how we repair the damage that trump administration has made. damage, the senate that has been compliceit. it will be critical. i do believe it. the presidential election, the potential is there for us to

bring georgia. >> kiask if you are still in touch with your high school friend, kamala harris, and regardless, what is your message to her as she prepares. >> yes, i am. and i congratulations, and i so super excited. i can't wait to see her start getting the job done. >> we should say she will be a frequent advisor and council, she won't be far away. we will see a dynamic duo in them. and the two of you. thank you, that is it for me, i look forward to seeing you next weekend.

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>> it is just shy of 3:00 eastern time. this is the scene at black lives matter plaza in washington, d.c., right now. right by the white house. celebrations continuing for joe biden and kamala harris. good afternoon. it is right to business for the business and vice president elect. >> they have 73 days until the

igaugusteration. they say they plan on making every one of those days count. the biden-harris transition website is up and lunning, they have a cabinet to assemble. a coronavirus task force set to be unveiled tomorrow, and agenda to shape for a team that fighter is here. >> it is time to put away the rhetoric, lower the temperature, see each other again. listen to each other again. the road ahead will not be easy. but america is ready. so are joe and i. >> big question at this hour, the out-going presence, vowing to keep the legal fight on-going. sending out surrogates to make his case today. >> at this point, we do not know who has revailed in the election.