he was a featured speaker at this year's republican national convention. >>> and politico says lara trumps considering a run for the u.s. senate in north carolina. people familiar with her plans say president trump's daughter-in-law is looking at a possible run in 2022. republican senator richard burr said he will not seek re-election. lara trump is from north carolina and is married to the president's son, eric. >>> still to come, a possible hair dye malfunction. a news conference by rudy giuliani goes viral for all the wrong reasons. into a smaller life? are your asthma treatments just not enough? then see what could open up for you with fasenra. it is not a steroid or inhaler. it is not a rescue medicine or for other eosinophilic conditions. it's an add-on injection for people 12 and up with asthma driven by eosinophils. nearly 7 out of 10 adults with asthma may have elevated eosinophils. fasenra is designed to target and remove eosinophils, a key cause of asthma. it helps to prevent asthma attacks, improve breathing, and can reduce the need for oral steroids like prednisone. fasenra m

i wail ask lara trump how that makes a difference. both sides planning a legal strategy with not a clear winner tonight. jenna ellis is with us. control for the senate is up for grabs as some incumbents face the fight for their careers. we'll get the story from tennessee senator marsha blackburn. all that and more on "making money." charles: it is election day. everyone wants to know how the outcome will impact the market. my goal on the show is to go into the nuances of market. we seek out individual opportunities. historically the market higher three months into the election has seen the incumbent win every time since 1984. 20 out of the last 23 election cycles that goes a long way. on that note i would like to give me as i bring in my guests succinct answers on the specific sectors because we're looking for opportunities. i have got the right guys for you. beginningbeginning with send grd bahnsen, heritage capital cio paul schatz, belpointe chief market strategist david nelson. i want to start with technology and communications. be

lara trump is here to tell us. plus, she's going to react to the rumors that she cou lara president trump is here to tell us. plus, she's going to react to the rumors that she could be in a senate seat. also, governor cuomo gets an emmy. theeaea media urges to cancel thanksgiving, no problem. and the pope meets with nba players to discuss race. but first, what is next? that is the focus of tonight's angle. in what was perhaps the most consequential tweet sent since election day, president trump gave the go-ahead for the transition. you see it there. and as unpleasant these past few weeks have been, this is where things stand tonight. now, legal challenges continue in a number of states. serious questions about vote counting, poll access, but unless the legal situation changes in a dramatic and unlikely manner, joe biden will be inaugurated on january 20th. now, to say this does not mean i don't think that the selection was rife with problems and potential fraud. to say this does not constitute being a sellout to the

politics may not be over "the new york times" is reporting today that the president's daughter-in-law, lara trumpering a senate run in her native state of north carolina. and there is of course also the possibility that donald trump himself may run for president again in 2024 so. back with me now, my guests here. oh, my gosh. i thought my hair was thinning and i was looking old now, let's see what happens in 2024. lawmakers seem afraid to ayen nate president trump's base by speaking out against him buck president trump and his family don't look like they're leaving the political arena at all, so where does that leave the rest of the party? >> we just had a segment where we talked about how all these republicans are embarrassed by what they saw today, and i think that's true across the spectrum, even though a lot of people aren't saying that. when you never stand up this to stuff you are accommodating it. that's what the republican party has done all the way through. all the republicans who hate the tweets and hate donald trump's attitude but voted for him once, voted for him twice, are paving the

senator lara trump! what american citizen wouldn't want to be represented in congress by the wife of the only trump son who still wets the bed? we are now only three days away from the strangest thanksgiving of our collective lives. last week, the cdc urged americans not to travel. that is the scene in chicago. this is phoenix. what do they expect? we're the same people they had to tell not to eat tide pods! here's what's so crazy. every year, we look for an excuse to get out of spending thanksgiving with our families. now, we finally have one and everyone's complaining. embrace it! how much cranberry jell-o can you eat?! the safest way to celebrate, obviously, videochat with your family. zoom is even lifting their free 40-minute time limit on thanksgiving, so families can talk as long as they like. great. please don't anyone tell my family about this. we need a time limit. otherwise, it could go on until christmas. guillermo, what's your plan for thanksgiving? just stay at home with my wife and son. >> w

lara trump is with us, trump 2020 campaign senior adviser. ng to be with our legal team, and they're going to lay out, stuart, exactly how they plan to move forward and show that donald trump actually won this election. stay tuned another noon, i think it's going to be interesting and insightful for people. stuart: okay, we're going to be watching that news report, news conference, i should say. lara, the media really went after you and the trump fam huh and the white house for not -- family for not wearing masks on the campaign trail, but look at this. now we've got top-level democrats with no masks breaking their own rules, breaking their own restrictions, constantly. lara, where is the outrage? i don't see it. >> yeah. well, there should be outrage, and it should come from the same folks that tried to get trump supporters, our entire family, everyone at the white house a hard time over the past six months. it should come from the mainstream media, but we know that it is going to be crickets from those folks because they're all in the same c

i don't get it but lara trump is out there she doesn't know what state he's in but campaigning reallyard. thank you so much. >> thank you. [laughter] >> president trump to rally supporters in pennsylvania momentarily and we'll bring you there when he shows up. did you know prilosec otc can stop frequent heartburn before it begins? prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that works to turn down acid production, blocking heartburn at the source. with just one pill a day, you get 24-hour heartburn protection. take the prilosec otc two-week challenge. and see the difference for yourself. prilosec otc, 1 pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. jesse: president trump taking the stage soon in pennsylvania fourth rally in the battle frond state today. joining us now to discuss is joe media reporter for the hill. all right joe. i know you have about a dozen tvs in your little media basement den and you're checking out what everybody is saying on cable and on the networks. i know you're all over twitter and let me ask you what your assessment is about media mood in country right now. i

i don't get it but lara trump is out there she doesn't know what state he's in but campaigning really thank you so much. >> thank you. [laughter] >> president trump to rally supporters in pennsylvania momentarily and we'll bring you there when he shows up. priceline works with top hotels, to save you up to 60%. these are all great. and when you get a big deal... ♪ ...you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. jesse: president trump taking the stage soon in pennsylvania fourth rally in the battle frond state today. joining us now to discuss is joe media reporter for the hill. all right joe. i know you have about a dozen tvs in your little media basement den and you're checking out what everybody is saying on cable and on the networks. i know you're all over twitter and let me ask you what your assessment is about media mood in country right now. if joe biden is indeed about to unleash a -- a 400 electoral college vote landslide, and just wipe the floor with the president as the polls indicate, don't you think media would be a little more gleeful and a little more

i don't get it but lara trump is out there she doesn't know what state he's in but campaigning reallyhank you so much. >> thank you. [laughter] >> president trump to rally supporters in pennsylvania momentarily and we'll bring you there when he shows up. my name is henry. working within amazon transportation services, i really saw the challenge of climate change. we want to be sustainable, but when you have a truck covering over 300 miles, or you have flights going hundreds of miles, it's a bit more challenging. we are letting the data guide us to the best solution. it's inspiring to try to solve a problem that no one else has solved. that's super exciting. to stir that fire, university of phoenix is awarding up to one million dollars in scholarships through this month. see what scholarship you qualify for at phoenix.edu. (awith your next new vehicle? what kind of value are you looking for see what scholarship you qualify for with subaru, you get kelley blue book's 2020 best resale value brand, 2020 lowest 5-year cost to own brand, and most trusted brand for six consecutive years. no

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joining us now lara trump, trump 2020 campaign senior advisor. good morning to you.is morning? >> well good morning. we feel really positive. we've all worked so hard over the past several months. really our campaign never shut down. we have kept it going since the win in 2016. we have built a ground game that is unprecedented and the republican party. our entire family has been spread out across the country over the past several months working hard and i have to tell you we're poised for what we think is a historic win tonight for president trump. >> sandra: we know on the trail the president has spent a lot of time going after joe biden's mental fitness. he appeared to do that again in a new interview on fox this morning. here it is. listen. >> president trump: joe biden is not prime time. he is not. he never was actually. his location where he was, he was in ohio. he says i'm in iowa. it is great to be with the people of iowa. and they start screaming no, no, you're in ohio. that's happened many, many times. >> sandra: is that the closing argument of the president

lara trump is here to tell us. going to react to the rumors that she cou lara president trump is here to tell us. plus, she's going to react to the rumors that she could be in a senate seat. also, governor cuomo gets an emmy. theeaea media urges to cancel thanksgiving, no problem. and the pope meets with nba players to discuss race. but first, what is next? that is the focus of tos

. >> sean: let's go back to president trump in kenosha, lara trump and eric trump just spoke. back to the president. >> president trump: this is like a family reunion today. this is the big time because tomorrow is the big day and we have one more stop. did five today, i could say i did six because in miami, we finished close to 2:00 in the morning so let's say i did six today after grand rapids. joe biden is bought and paid for by a big tech, big media and powerful special interests. they own him and control him and they know he will always do their bidding and when he raises $300 million for his campaign in a short. of time, ask them what deals did you have to make because i would be the greatest fund-raiser of all time. i know the mall and i can say send me $25 million immediately, please. yes, sir, mr. president, i will, but once you do that, you are totally compromised and can't do anything properly. i say i don't want to do that and we did very well with the fund-raising stuff and a lot of it came in small donations. first time a republican has ever raised a lot of money

i said -- lara trump in miami, and never seen anything like this.na. you know where these signs were? not on homes but every business because latinos care about the same things we all care about, they care about keeping their businesses open and we all know under a biden economy, every business would be shutdown. they say women don't support trump. every rally i have been to, all over miami yesterday, there are as many if not more women and these events and there are democrats. i knew so many democrats in the audience at that rally two nights ago. and florida and the hispanic population, they love our president and nothing i've seen before that. >> live on a big morning, thank you. jillian: david weber coming up on "fox and friends first". todd: steve doocy with what is coming up on the big show on the big day. >> the big day. he talking about donald trump, joe biden all morning long. we've got donald trump joining us live at 7:00 eastern, an hour and 15 minutes. you will only see him this morning on "fox and friends". election day analysis and pred

the president's daughter-in-law, lara trump said it's still a quote/unquote possibility that legislaturesld override the vote in favor of trump. watch this, but remember, it isn't. >> will there be an effort to sway legislatures, state legislatures, in places like michigan or georgia or arizona to change their electorates from pro-biden to pro-president trump electors? >> well, i think that the general effort is to make sure that this election was free and fair and that every legitimate vote gets counted. >> to what extent, i'm curious, do you think the campaign will go? will it go to those state legislatures? >> well, that's a possibility. look, we've obviously been putting forward lawsuits across the country in states where we feel like there were really egregious violations of people's rights and the way this election process played out, and we're open to anything. >> joining us now, nbc news correspondent carol lee. carol, good morning. it's great to see you. >> good morning. >> thanks for being up so early with us. i actually want to set aside all of this nonsense that's coming from

in philadelphia earlier today, eric and lara trump, some of the president 's most trusted advisors raisedhat they are calling red flags about alleged improprieties in vote counting there. >> this is beyond anything i've ever seen before. this comes when you think you have so much power and you own the media that you can do anything you want. do you think we are stupid? do think we are false? you know something cannot the democrats do think you're stupid and they do think you're full's. and that's why you get called deplorable and chumps. >> shannon: correspondent aishah hasnie has the latest tonight. she is live in philadelphia, we check in with her now. good evening. >> shannon, good evening. it does look empty right behind me but i promise there are people in his convention center that are still counting those ballots. we are getting very close to that final count here in the commonwealth. about 70% now of the mail-in ballots are in, statewide. about 100,000 mail-in ballots still need to be counted here in the city of philadelphia. president trump's lead over joe biden is getting tighte

. >> basil, yesterday president trump's daughter-in-law, lara trump, was asked about a run for senatelina. here's part of what she said -- >> when will you decide if you're going to run for the senate? >> you know what, let's get through this one, and then we'll talk about the next one. >> but it intrigues, you right? >> it's -- it would be an incredible thing. it's my home state. a state i love so much. look, i think we need strong republicans in washington, d.c. >> now white house chief of staff mark meadows reportedly has also been talking about running for that seat. basil, i know that you will also be happy to see the back of donald trump for the future. what is your sense before we move on, what is your sense of how aligning with mr. trump in the future might affect tomorrow's republican candidates? >> yeah. i think that goes a little bit to susan's point earlier about donald trump thinking about what happens to him and his movement after his presidency. a lot of the sort of waiting to concede and a lot of this waiting game that we're witnessing, a way to figure out how to keep

here with an update, lara trump, senior advisor for the trump 2020 campaign good morning, lara >> good19 how is he feeling can you give us an update? >> well he's doing great, one of the fortunate one who does not have any symptoms of covid but he's taking all precautions and tested regularly until he gets the number of negative tests necessary and we hope to see him at thanksgiving we'll see what happens. will: great glad to hear that. we'll get into your thanksgiving plans in just a moment but let's talk about the rallies going on across the united states and the president's plans for the upcoming weeks i want to put up on the screen a tweet from the president last night wherein he seemed to layout some of his plans going forward. what i want to focus on, lara, is the last line of the tweet which he says hopefully the courts and/or legislators will have the courage to do what has to be done to maintain the integrity of our election. what will be the campaign strategy when it comes to something rumored for quite some time? will there be an effort to sway state legislators in places li

it was supposed to happen on this street corner here, rudy giuliani, eric trump, lara trump, pam bondined to be here to announce plans to sue pennsylvania democrats over this election. but then protesters showed up. police moved in to try to keep everybody safe. so they had to change where that press conference is happening. it should be starting any minute. i point out the building we're next to, why it is significant. this is the pennsylvania convention center. this, sr. with the city of philadelphia is counting the mail in votes that they have received. across the state this is critical because so far more than a million mail-in ballots still have to be counted. so that could tip the scales. the president's team, their campaign saying they will plan to sue to halt that vote count. the governor of pennsylvania saying that is not going to happen. listen. >> the delay that we're seeing is a sign that the system is working. this is a new system. it went into effect with act 77 last year. there are three million, millions of mail-in ballots that are being counted. and that takes longer t

producer chris sheridan is over at the white house and he ran into the president's daughter in law lara trump who has been very instrumental in getting out the vote particularly among women for trump. chris asked her you know what's the mood like in there as you and your family watch these returns come in she said it's good and this is something that's being echoed by the trump campaign manager he is also saying that he believes that donald trump is actually starting to poll i had in the returns but what we're hearing from the campaign in fact they sent this out in officially e-mailed to their supporters is that their belief is that even though they are ahead that the media the fake news as they call it and for the u.s. president say so many times is we're fusing to call this in other words protecting the rival of donald trump joe biden the former vice president now some of the things that they're pointing to and some of the things that could affect when we ultimately see a result have to do with a number of key cities in pivotal states one of them is to troy michigan that is where we know th

lara trump, thank you. what a job you are doing.a is a specialist on a place called north carolina. she lived there and she grew up there. they love her there. pennsylvania, pennsylvania next door. you said we are doing phenomenal there. i think they are both wins, big wins. you have to be careful though because the pennsylvania deal, with that decision, you have to count the ballots later on. [booing] no, we have to be very, very careful with that. that causes a lot of problems. i want to thank kimberly guilfoyle. kimberly is fantastic, from day she always liked me right from one. the beginning, so i always liked her. [laughter] if they don't like me, i never like them. it's funny the way it works. she was their big star and she did great. thank you very much. i appreciate it. and, tiffany, thank you for the job you do. she goes around from place to place. she just graduated from law school. she just graduated from georgetown. she did a great job. thank you. great job. michael, thank you very much. thank you very much. to all of ou

i wail ask lara trump how that makes a difference.ning a legal strategy with not a clear winner tonight. jenna ellis is with us. control for the senate is up for grabs as some

let's bring in lara trump, 2020 senior adviserrer, president trump's daughter-in-law who might just bepeople are saying turn the page, but yet only 3% of trump supporters say the president should. what do you think? >> well, i think whenever you looked at this election, it's become very clear to people that something is very, very wrong here. i think people have a hard time rationalizing, brian, how is it that a guy like joe biden who throughout the course of his campaign could barely scrape together, you know, a dozen people at an event all of a sudden got 80 million people so inspired that they came out to vote for him? you contrast that with what we have seen continually throughout the entire time donald trump has been in office which is that he has continued to hold rallies, and those rallies have attracted ten of thousands of people. people waited in line for days, as you guys know, to see the president. we know where the enthusiasm lies, we know that, you know, there were 74 million people that we at least know of, i think probably even bigger than that, that came out to vote for

but first here is lara trump on all of this. >> we again want the right thing to happen here and so far we have seen the fraud that has been uncovered. you've seen dead people have been voting. people voting in multiple states. the recount in georgia showed suddenly thousands of votes were uncovered. most of which went to donald trump that somehow they missed the first round. we're open to doing whatever is necessary to make sure this election happened in the proper way and every legal vote gets counted. >> sandra: what does it look like the next few days as we head into the holidays? next few weeks? >> i would say to robert. what are you afraid of? let's open the books and see what process took place. if you're comfortable if what happened in the election you should have no problem with us reviewing the process. you've seen republican whistleblowers whether with the postal service and they've been harassed and lost their way of earning a living and the democrat side the whistleblowers and lyonize them. donald trump is entitled to the process and we'll see where the cards fall. >> sandr

today the president's daughter-in-law and campaign advisor lara trump has a different take. >> whiched and continuing to push forward and make sure that happens. i know there are a lot of people that want to sweep this under the rug and say okay, we're done with this election. we're far from done with this election. >> and we also found out about an hour ago that boris epstein, someone that is part of president trump's legal team, he announced on twitter he tested positive for covid-19. not clear if that has anything to do with the president's change of plans today. however, rudy giuliani, there is talk he wants to argue a case in front of the third circuit court of appeals in pennsylvania. jon, the next stop after the third circuit court of appeals would be the supreme court in washington, d.c. at this point legal experts that follow the supreme court say there is no indication the court would want to get involved in something so politically charged. the electors have to meet to vote december 14th. the clock is ticking. >> jon: david spunt reporting live from gettysburg. thanks. for

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the president's granddaughter lara trump, familiar faces, they're going to philadelphia today. r correspondents are on the scene. philadelphia has cameras in the room where they're counting the votes. the trump campaign says there is something necessafarious happen there. there's zero evidence of that. they say out here that they're already going to ask for a recount in wisconsin. that is their right. we'll see what happens if they actually follow through with that. governor scott walker, loyal republican, he has tweeted a couple times saying that's a steep hill if you look at the margin. i've been through a lot of elections. very rare is it in any recount you overturn a 20,000-vote margin. in walker's experience, 300 votes changed in one, 700 in another. it's their right. as we respect the count, it's everybody's right to say, we're going to scrub this, we want a recount. i've been doing this a long time. that's a very hard number to overcome. we'll watch it play out. the trump campaign today talking to local people on the ground, spending a lot of time talking to lawyers on bo

ignored all our e-mails asking you to join us in defending the election you've ignored team trump, eric, lara president and you've even ignored the president of the united states." i feel like i'm supposed to read that while i'm taking off black leather gloves one finger at a time "you have ignored our warnings for the last time. now, you will pay. we take venmo. do you hav a pen it's @maga_$$!" i mean, seriously, if i got a text or e-mail from anyone that began with "this is your final notice," i'd lock my door, grab the baseball bat under my bed, and call my strongest friend, who, unfortunately, in this case, is fred armisen. hey, fred. i just got a threatening e-mail from the trump campaign. can you come over and stay with me >> fred: seth, my god, yes, of course i'll be right over i've been practicing this new martial art. it's called chai tea >> seth: ooh, i think you mean tai chi. >> fred: oh, no, i think i've just made a terrible mistake >> there he is we're going to kick your ass, drummer boy. >> fred: no, no, no, no, wait! [ dial tone [ light laughter ] >> seth: so, the trump campaig

rudy giuliani, lara trump is there as well. donald trump's way because he has so sewn this idea that if he doesn't win, it's been stolen by the left, stolen by democrats, stolen by folks in cities. and we saw some of this flare up already in arizona with those armed folks who are outside the facility where people were counting ballots, and we just don't know what donald trump is going to do. he's very unpredictable. we don't know what he's going to do if he loses in a lame duck, so i like john's optimism that nothing's happened in these two days, and that's great. >> the only thing we've seen is the trump folk at the maricopa county place which just doesn't -- i don't know why they were there. they need arizona. they may win arizona. they need the count to go as well as it can, why intimidate the people inside doing what you want them to be doing. harry, the idea of, well, it will be okay because the result will stand for itself, it's hard for a thin margin to stand in an environment of uncertainty, right? people have a lot of m

anything at all, although i think that president trump solidified his support and i also think lara trumport. they knew they were going to win all women, they knew they were going to lose, but it's going to be interesting to pick through all of them and see how that really turned out. i keep going back to this saying, i think parents, moms, worried about children and not being able to go back to school, seeing them lose an entire year of interaction with their friends, not being able to do their sports. possibly on the competitive level. a very competitive world i think there very competitive, and i think the incumbency also. >> in enormous personalities, able to change the dynamic and get voters to say i'm going to leave this person behind and switch gears and go with this person. difficult as president trump's for some voters it looks like at least in florida, stick with the answer. [laughter] >> i think we are in a different kind of presidential race. it's hard to beat incumbents, which you don't see very often but i think that president trump is his own kind of -- when it comes to pre

county, president trump may have done better than hillary clinton did against him last time. lara right. it looks like president trump, at least in terms of the current exit polls, are carrying latinos in florida by 15 percentage points more than he did nationally. of ans really kind extraordinary testament to how much the republicans organized in south florida and really spent a lot of time talking type what a bernie sanders democratic party might mean for their community that really fled some of these dictatorships in latin america. david: let's go forward 10 years, 20 years and look back at this election. just a work is a word that is overused but if in fact the history books say this was a historic election, what will it be historic for? lara: i think it will be the turning point from the contested area of the country being the industrial midwest down to in fact the sunbelt. i would argue if you look at where north carolina is, north carolina is probably the new pennsylvania. the next election cycle with the new numbers, the new reapportionment of the country in terms of his c

lara's. i think it is really important what we have done in terms of rejecting another round of trump as a residenteally the blatant racism that we were seeing coming from the white house. but we are seeing now with the various pix being announced is that some of what we were saying has been heated. finally coming to bear and our voices are being listened to. we have taken our protests from the streets, channeled that energy and harnessed it at the polls. however, i think it will be important for us to ensure that those pix that will be part of this new administration will not just pay us lipservice but they will really have substance behind the rhetoric. i think we are going to have to pay very close attention that it is not just symbolic representation but we have substantive representation in the white house and beyond. caroline: are you in contact with the transition team? one policy would you like to see prioritized right here and now? opal: there are number of us in contact to various degrees with members who have been more recently announced to be part of the staff as well as the formal cabi

trump. let's bring lara in. u have to do establish the narrative early. that is right but remember at this moment in the election, with michigan and wisconsin projected by us media that joe biden, he only needs to win one more estate, pennsylvania, in the upper midwest to re—establish the blue while that hillary clinton last in 2016 to become president, which is why the focus is on pennsylvania, as our correspondent was telling us. as the votes are counted, the gap is narrowing, president trump is ahead at the moment, but the gap is narrowing so this is where you see the president tweeting, stop the count. it is interesting because if the count was stopped now, joe biden is ahead, so there are so many different ways of interpreting what is currently going on on the ground. let me bring in... as you look at all of these lawsuits, which do you looks these lawsuits, which do you looks the strongest? none of them. i have looked and the complaints in these suits and really when you actually look at what is being filed

you can expect all the policies that the trump administration put in place to be rolled back. jillian: yeah, okay. laraing us as always. don't forget you can watch lara logan has no agenda on fox nation. again, thank you for your time and insight. we will talk soon. griff: thank you, lara. ainsley: nascar driving haley is helping drivers behind the wheel. partnering with ford to make more than 3,000 pounds of turkeys to detroit area foot fod banks. here is "fox & friends" now. go. ♪ ♪ >> two days away from a pandemic era thanksgiving. and the virus restrictions are ramping up. >> going to be a long visit. >> what is most super critical is that governor cuomo today said is he spending his thanksgiving with his 89-year-old mom rules apply for thee but thought for me. >> will will president biden's cabinet filling up with familiar faces. >> oldies but goodies. >> shoveled out the door. >> the mob is back and better than ever. >> it will be decided by two run-off elections in georgia. >> if we lose t

trump, thank you. what a job you are doing. lara is a specialist on a place called north carolina. lived there and she grew up there, they love her there. expensed --, that that expensed the pennsylvania next door. you said we are doing phenomenal there. i think they are both wins, big wins. you have to be careful though because the pennsylvania deal, with that decision, you have to count the ballots later on. no, we have to be very, very careful with that. that causes a lot of problems. i want to think kimberly kimberly -- thank guilfoyle. she is fantastic. she always liked me right from the beginning, so i always liked her. if they don't like me, i never like them. it's funny the way it works. she was their big star and she did great. thank you very much. i appreciate it. tiffany, thank you for the job you do. she goes around from place to place. she just graduated from law school. she just graduated from georgetown. she did a great job. .reat job michael, thank you very much. thank you very much. to all of our supporters here tonight, i want to thank you from the bottom of our h

lara in "pop news." i know. doesn't it? so catchy. absolutely. >> we needed that song. keep it playing. >>> first, the top headlines we're following including president trumpr vice president biden racing across battleground states on this last day before the final votes. the president hitting four key states today. biden flooding the zone in crucial pennsylvania and bashing the president's handling of the pandemic. >>> an incredible story of survival from that devastating earthquake that rocked turkey and greece. a 14-year-old girl pulled from the rubble after being buried for some 58 hours. rescue crews finding her amid the debris of a collapsed apartment building. the death toll right now is at least 75. >>> and then lori loughlin reporting to prison to serve a two-month sentence after pleading guilty in the college admissions scandal. her first two weeks spent in quarantine. a new prison policy to stop covid from spreading. much more on that in our next hour. >> okay, amy, thanks. >>> right now the latest on the coronavirus emergency intensifying. 47 states plus the district of columbia reporting an increase in cases. friday set a new daily record, near