also talked to some republicans they said they disagree in many many regards with joe biden and camelot harris but they won 2 thirds donald trump out of the white house saying that he is nothing to do with then our party with the republican party people kind of awaiting a reaction no off the president of the united states from what we know is that he is still being out in virginia golfing his personal lawyer giuliani said this morning that he is not expecting donald trump to come gradual a the new president of the united states as the german chancellor angela merkel for example already did so this is kind of the mood here and one thought claire many people are also celebrating camelot hair is the white. president the 1st leg woman in this position and as we all know the age of joe biden may be a possible president in 2 or 3 years so here in front of the white house happy mood no protesters no weiland inside whatsoever a mention the historic campaign of kama harris become the 1st black woman and the 1st a south asian woman to be vice president of the united states vice president elect for the p

now coming out of wilmington delaware where people are celebrating the victory of joe biden and camelot harris and a short while they're expected to take the stage and address the nation for the 1st time as president elect and vice president elect. chorused how my hair is this making history today as the 1st woman and woman of color to become vice president elect of the united states. joining me here in the studio is william cooper out of our us elections team and wilmington delaware is correspondent all a very solid all over let's start with you by just moments away from walking out onto that stage behind you as president elect describe the mood over there. it's a very festive atmosphere you're called people are celebrating up in celebrating throughout the whole day of course right now if you can see those you're right behind me there's a big screen set up and it's so overall hundreds that have gathered we have to stress that there are very strict coded rules in place so it's not an event a mega event of thousands that you would usually expect but of course for the people of wilmington and of

at the biden campaign headquarters wilmington was we were saying a joe biden presidency means camelot harris will become the 1st woman in u.s. history to hold the office of vice president helen fisher takes a look at the type of impact that she's likely to bring to us politics. her election is historic when she's sworn in on january 20th next year come the harvest will be the 1st african-american 1st asian american 1st woman to hold america's 2nd highest office. this is important as we have these ideas about what it takes to be an executive particularly in the white house because that role is seen as sort of a masculine type role right where there is you know there are issues of economics and of international relations and war and these sorts of things tend to be pegged short ideas of what male decision in me tends to look like if it was just 4 years since she was elected to the u.s. senate and with joe biden know being in the seventy's in 4 more years she could be ideally placed to win the democratic presidential nomination for the white house born in california to jamaican father and an in

were held to support the democratic ticket and specifically the vice presidential candidate camelot harris's grandfather lived in this village eileen believed to be she's eligible to and share ancestral history we are praying here and offering food to the public and the hope that she wins. in india the support for either presidential candidate can be as fervent as in the u.s. so to you and other asian countries. the incumbent u.s. administration has changed the way that washington deals with asian countries and the question of who occupy the white house for the next 4 years will be a real consequence to governments and people on the continent. joining us is richard mcgregor of the lowy institute in australia he was formerly based in the us china and. japan so well suited to speak to us about the regional impact of the us elections today richard we still don't know who's going to be a u.s. president so let's just talk this through there have been many takes about what abiding in ministration might mean when it comes to china some observers say he will be softer on china do we have a sense of

primaries in a row he had 14 delegates compared to bernie sanders a $45.00 beauty gig $26.00 or so camelot harris dropped out she had she was polling at 2 percent these people had no anything they were almost like the potemkin village you know they just manic and you put them in because they were the anti trump candidates and now that they're in and once the cloud yesterday here in new york where i am we're in the streets let me also tell you how is a different thing the plywood was coming off of banks car dealerships there was a sense that no. more rioting but what watch this new if you will reevaluation of the political parties the right whatever that is is much stronger much more patriotic but the left has just removed their wrestling dead for their their the whole reason for them being there in the 1st place yeah it's a fascinating point one other aspect just to get you to touch upon lionel us media outlets they've been talking about de paul or i's ation for so long now there's a seemingly a buzz a shift the talk of unity a pretty quick change as well perhaps hypocritical with the coverage of

then we have the 1st snow white female weiss, president of camelot harries. these are all very strong signals. we also will hear and already have heard today in this press conference of very different, more unifying language biden has made it clear in the every speech. actually, he gave since election day that he sees himself as a healer, someone who wants to bring this country together. but it's also true to say that this will be all rhetoric if he's not able to create new jobs and that might be difficult if he doesn't win the majority in the senate. and that will of course depend on the 2 runoff there in georgia in january. before we go, we'll just ask you about the diversity in his new cabinet. how was it being received there? in the united states, the cabinet is supposed to look like america. right. and that's what the liberals really applaud joe biden, for this diverse diversity, they feel also very good about all the experience which is broad bank into the white house. by, on the other hand, we have the trump supporters, and they say that the cabinet an

the economy to help them really govern the ground running and generate 21st when joe biden and camelot harry's move into the white house. but at this point we are not even certain if there will be any exchange of information between the 2 and this could disrupt the transfer of power again another instance of the trump administration not playing by the rules and believing at a time when the pandemic is raging in the united states and washington for its use is always thinking. so how is joe biden's election victory how is it being seen around the world well our reporters have been asking people across the globe for their views about the incoming biden and ministration i think it's a great release a cleanout to have a leader in that court. that. somehow his. or her height for similar things like me to hear what i'm going on to should really i hope biden will be a more serious and reliable partner for turkey but i hope he thinks more low believe farkle and not just america. side that haven't reached. in this country 80 percent are for trump because they consider it important what he did for israel

much needed votes to put him above the threshold of $270.00 it could also be a historic win for camelot harris who would be the 1st black woman and asian american vice president and his 1st speech since he appeared to have secured victory of biden called on america to heal divisions. governor as an american president. i work as hard for those who didn't vote for me as those who did. let discriminator of. david ization. in america begin to end here and now the bible tells us to everything there is a season a time to build a time to repeat it time to serve and a time to hear this is the time to heal in america. projections handing biden the presidency were met with joy from coast to coast 11 softer some outlets awarded him the oval office the crowds are out today in celebration flooding trump's home state of new york tens of thousands to be jubilantly took to the streets elsewhere in the country from massachusetts to california i mean while donald trump is yet to concede and he's vowing legal challenges in battleground states to contest the results and trying to return to washington with less th

speaking of vice president elect camelot harris she will be the 1st woman 1st south asian and 1st but that person to hold that office and she she learns that news while she was jogging and was also one of the 1st to congratulate her running mate take. the lead we did you know. the next president of the united states. very happy coming to horace there well joining us now is claire finkelstein a professor of law and professor of philosophy and faculty director at the center for ethics and the rule of law at the university of pennsylvania law school thank you so much for being with us at this historic moment let me start by asking you saying as we just saw celebrate there as a woman what does that mean to you. this is an incredible glass ceiling moment for all women everywhere. especially as a lawyer to watch future vice president campbell how are us getting ready to step up to the rule that no woman in this country has ever held and especially as a woman of color is incredibly exciting and inspiring to all of us claire i don't want to put a damper on things but we obviously have been he

joe biden presidency means as we were saying that camelot harris will become the 1st woman in u.s. history to hold the office of vice president alan fischer takes a look at the type of impact that she's likely to bring to us politics. her lection historic when she's sworn in on january 20th next year the hottest will be the 1st african-american 1st asian american 1st woman to hold america's 2nd highest office this is important as we have these ideas about what it takes to be an executive particularly in the white house because that role is seen as sort of an masculine type role right where there is you know there are issues of economics and of international relations and war and these sorts of things tend to be pegged short ideas of what male decision in me tends to look like if it was just 4 years since she was elected to the u.s. senate and with joe biden know being in the seventy's in 4 more years she could be ideally placed to win the democratic presidential nomination for the white house born in california to jamaican father and an indian mother come a hardass has become used

country is still deeply deeply divided yes sure those people who are in support of joe biden and camelot harris they go out no celebrate but it really will depend on the reaction of donald trump if this stays a happy day or if he is able to use the anger which is out there with those people who were in support of donald trump i mean as the united states and the world is of course still in the middle of a global pandemic with the coronavirus the pictures we're seeing there from washington d.c. most people there wearing masks but quite closely packed together do you think that the turnout has been affected by fears over the virus. i mean the whole election has been deeply infected by the why was because so many people choose. to do mail in ballots and that caused a lot of kind of distraction and come fusion because many of the 50 states of america weren't prepared to handle so many millions of mail in ballots so i think kobe had 19 pendennis overshadowing this whole election of 2020 and you shall see how it develops i mean to the people i talked earlier on here the black lives matter plaza just i

were held to support the democratic ticket and specifically the vice presidential candidate camelot harris's grandfather lived in this village i really need to believe she's our daughter and i say ancestral history we are praying here and offering food to the public and the hope that she wins. in india the support for either presidential candidate can be as fervent as in the u.s. so to you and other asian countries. the incumbent u.s. administration has changed the way that washington deals with asian countries and the question of who will occupy the white house for the next 4 years will be of real consequence to governments and people on the continent. joining us is richard mcgregor of the lowy institute in australia he was formerly based in the us china and. japan so well suited to speak to us about the regional impact of the us elections today richard we still don't know who is going to be u.s. president so let's just talk this through there have been many takes about what abiding in ministration might mean when it comes to china some observers say he will be softer on china do we have a

were held to support the democratic ticket and specifically the vice presidential candidate camelot harris's grandfather lived in this village i mean really need to be she's our daughter and i share ancestral history even if we are praying here and are offering food to the public and the hope that she wins. in india the support for either presidential candidate can be as fervent as in the u.s. so to you and other asian countries. the incumbent u.s. administration has changed the way that washington deals with asian countries and the question of who occupied the white house for the next 4 years will be a real consequence to governments and people on the continent. but since you're up to date brant got to have more world news of talk of in our next hour more on the american election with the dog. news debate show to the point of good. to the point of strong opinions clear musicians international perspectives. it's tense it's exciting and it's disturbing america has voted in a momentous presidential election but just because you don't trump against job trump already declared victory and once th

president elect joe biden and vice president elect camelot harris are about to formally announce their nominees for key national security and foreign policy posts . on monday, their transition to the white house formally began the head of a government agency responsible for the process finally acknowledged by as in her words, the apparent winner of the election. well, soon we'll speak to white house correspondent, kimberly how kids in washington d.c. . trump had a one minute media here it's not long ago, and she'll tell us what he had to say. but 1st, let's start with shabba. tant, see he's in wilmington, in delaware, so she had what do we expect, joe biden to say? i think will have a great deal of discussion of multilateralism, a return to global alliances of the u.s. resuming its much vaunted global leadership around the world, both biden and secretary of state nominee tony blinken. a very much of the opinion that if the u.s. doesn't lead someone else will coming to a country near, you redoubled american intervention. basically, over having said that, they blinken is far more interve

biden, along with the vice president elect camelot harris met with business and labor leaders over zoom here in delaware and biden said that he found the conversation encouraging. the topic of course, was how to get the country's economy back on track with the forecasts of yet another decline in the economy. lagging in these indicators of the hospitalizations and the deaths, of course growing here in the united states. and as far as what he, what biden can do about it, this is moment, of course, is not much, he's not president, he's not in office until january 20th. when pressed on what he could do. now laurie mediately, when he takes office to boost this economy. he again sided with a plan that's already existing among congressional democrats, which is called the heroes act, which would be another massive economic rescue package for the country, totaling some $3.00 trillion dollars. and it's a package that simply he hasn't gained traction in attracting republican support. so now the big question is not only what biden will do when he takes office, but also whether democrats will win 2

relations was invaluable later added a congressional wretch elations specifically for camelot harrissaying her success is pathbreaking finally the french president the man will mccraw andrews said we have a lot to do to overcome today's challenges let's work together while the passion butler has been monitoring the reaction in paris and she joins us now sort of a solid message from emanuel mcraney must be a little bit relieved because the relations in general between the e. un and trump but even mccrone himself and president trump were not the best where they are. no over the past few years under donald trump the relationship between the u.s. and e.u. has cerny deteriorated at least become more tense and that's certainly the case between france and the us emanuel micro congratulating joe biden camera harris saying that he looks forward to working with them on some of the most pressing pressing challenges ahead and i think about omicron will really look forward to meeting joe biden has not met him before but undoubtedly he will share our lot more with him politically than he did with