joe: absolutely, everything is flying but was -- what has really been flying are these deep cyclical commodity linked equities that have been dormant for most of the year and they continue to have really strong weeks. stocks, youenergy look at the end of november basically right ever since we got the vaccine news they have been shooting straight up and have had another strong week. if you look over all still down 31% on the year. thatne: a lot of those have been left for dead a few months ago are rallying hard on this day. diamondback finished a day up about 13%, apache, you get the picture. there is a general sense that as you get the recovery, as you see more demand for raw materials whether in the middle space or in the energy space, that could have the energy -- benefit for the market. joe: joining us with more is michael purves. in -- incredible stretch this cyclical commodities have put together. basically a month of real outperformance tends to be sustained or maybe the better question is, what would it take for this outperformance to be sustained? they arerger chart still mas

joe: absolutely.course one measure of anxiety out there, vix, tries to capture volatility, having soared very close to its lowest level since the crisis. still a little bit elevated from precrisis levels, but you can see how far it has come down as risk assets have risen. -- moreus for more info insight is kris sidial. everyone is excited. stocks are at record highs, cryptocurrency is surging. thereone negative, or are signs of residual anxiety? kris: that is a really interesting question. the index is trading at a five-year low. there is a massive reach for people trying to go for these homerun type of place. the appetite for high data products is tremendously high right now. take a look at the one-month skew on a five-year look back, trading in the 90% range. what this is telling his people for looking for upside skew. people are going for that homerun type of play when it comes to the derivatives market. however, there is still a big amount of fear out there, and it's being shown in the vix futures

joe: absolutely.he numbers are absolutely eye watering, both the headline market caps -- we are looking at -- i guess you could call these value stocks, doordash, a 59 billion dollar market cap after an 85% pop. billion, and i think it's negative something. who could have predicted all this cheap money would have driven up ipo prices? here -- lead drove n is here.drove were you surprised by airbnb and doordash? lee: i wasn't. i have some norming, nonfinancial friends who over the past couple of weeks had given me a call and said, i'm going to buy this airbnb ipo. i said, at what price would you buy it? they said, it doesn't matter. i'm just going to buy it. i do think it's representative of more general sentiment regarding the long-term liability of airbnb. i think doordash is a bit of a different story, largely because, you know, people have been a little burned. there are a lot of companies in the delivery states that did not work out, but i think people were a little surprised at how well doordash

joe: absolutely. china of course, the virus started their.ut the incredible economic rebound poised to end the year at a higher level of economic activity then it started. various measures. bloomberg estimate rebounding sharply. another measure of chinese industrial activity also rebounding sharply. that is a v-shaped recovery. regulatory crackdown on tech aside, this is clearly a big source of global demand, global activity. romaine: you are ignoring that parallel line there. it makes a bit of a vase. joe: right. romaine: we will talk about that after the show. let's bring in emerging-market strategists emily weis. let's start with china. obviously, they are a big driver of global growth, a big driver for a lot of em trades out there. generally, how are you viewing the recovery in china right now? emily: yeah, so it is somewhat where we have this bounceback an activity that we have seen on the consumer side and consumer led demand as people go out for luxury goods, jewelry, big purchases. we also see that on the manufacturing side. they have

of all the people attacking him and look at joining us on just character 30 seconds go ahead joe absolutely and this is been something that's been the case all the way through for people who want to see the truth it's very very clear who has the principles and who doesn't and the presentation of julian assange you know media in the is instead a system ruling class turned against him has been truly horrific and the people who are making money out of vilifying him all the ones who should be looking in the mirror truly ashamed of themselves they are getting paid for propping up a system that commits crimes ruthlessly everywhere a life of the old out there we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on some real news state with r.t. . today the industry prefers to spend millions of euros in nothing to do daily traditions i'll be sniffy all about making money making profits in some of the corporations international markets import export do you imagine the number of printing diseases that are out in every community today it is new due to new viruses

they provide, and perhaps pointing out that they don't have polio or smallpox anymore. 0k, joe, lucy, an absolutek to me again. thank you very much. that's it for the papers this hour. lucy beresford and joe twyman will be back at 11:30 for another look at the front pages. goodbye for now hello. well, saturday was quite a chilly day, and it looks as though sunday we day, and it looks as though sunday have had a vigc of day, and it looks as though sunday low pressure w some of low pressure which has brought some very wet weather over the net last few days and also some sleet and snow, most significant snowfall of the season so far. however, that moves away. looks like things will turn were settled, drier, remaining cold, we also perchance a frost, ice and some fog two. could be some low cloud here, any rain across the south coast will clear away, and showery rain for eastern scotland in northeast england will also tend to fizzle loud. so by sunday afternoon, i think many places will be dry with variable cloud, some areas stain grey, but also some sunny spells around. it's going to feel cooler, tem

can they just do this freely .it joe: absolutely not. la but with this jerry. mr.n doing this rare press conferences to call on reporters lepredetermined the list. this the 31 is been the leader of the free world. i think china russia probably taken note of that same okay if you can even follow the reporters on this because they're afraid the campaign now in the transition of taking mr. biden out of the safe space . that is very telling. jerry: thank you very much. as a note to my wall street journal in the column today, president-elect invited is going to be bringing a couple of thosu animals that you mentioned to the white house . whole menagerie the very well trade household events in the form of a score. thank you very much joining us. policy, and makes on the expansive. how much influence is too much and who should make and enforce the rules. >> except your policies are applied in the selective matter dand claimed it was tacked material. and she did not block the distribution of the new york times of the alleged to talk about president trump's tax returns even

they care about helping joe biden. >> that's absolutely correct, gregg. i mean, look, mr.he right thing, he contacted fbi, he turned over the contents of what he believed were criminal contents possibly allegedly in this laptop over to the fbi in december of 2019. he also turned over as his own insurance policy that information to rudy giuliani's attorney because he was afraid nothing was going to be done and, look, hardly anything was done. i mean, the fbi sat on this information for quite only time, nobody let the cat out of the bag, so to speak, of what was going on with hunter biden. and now we know there's an ongoing fbi investigation into the son of the president-elect, joe biden. and this is very serious concerns because it's not just about money laundering, but it's connections with foreign nations and foreign companies that are connected to the chinese communist party allegedly as well as ukraine. and these are very serious allegations, and they implicate like the national security status for the united states. these are very serious charges and a very serious inv

they have changed in very small matters and in one case, to the benefit of president-elect joe biden. absolutelyhe cases should go forward and where there is evidence, it should be heard. i think that is where the process has unfolded. we have seen a very clear outcome at this point. host: one last call, dave in california, good morning. caller: first of all, if you will live -- allow me to give a whereshout out to c-span conservative viewpoints are not being canceled by cancel culture. a great exchange of ideological viewpoints has always been the bedrock of our democracy and it is unfortunate whether it is on college campuses or social media that we have a generation that does not seem to have the same appreciation for the values and ideals and principles our country has stood for. noticed the election, i the media was suppressing stories that were damaging to biden. the story that the new york post broke regarding hunter biden and his association with a ukrainian gas company. even though there were verifiable sources and evidence, the signature -- hunter biden's ,ignature, his computer confir

ainsley: you are absolutely right. joeona task force and admiral bret garrard is one of them. listen to what he said. >> the evidence clearly does not support limitations on things like outdoor dining, particularly that are spaced out door bars. the evidence just isn't there remember, shutting down completely, particularly if you don't have evidence can be counter productive. ainsley: let's say the judge says okay, you don't have the evidence. restaurants can open back up, how are they going to do that if there is a stay-at-home order? >> well, you know, the broader stay-at-home order impacts all of leg county and certainly california. imagine a big bowl and underneath that big bowl is a small bowl that targets outdoor dining like it's the culprit just like we heard by a well renowned expert. we are trying to get rid of that little bowl underneath a big bowl. when they lift the big bowl restaurants can get back to business. ain't ainsley right now how long restaurants not allowed to open outdoors. >> they are not allowed t

partly because of the kind of political machinations that the played out income as korea in joe biden's career absolutely but i think that despite saying that you have to look at the fact that in my lifetime in my lifetime i went from a mother who couldn't vote in our native alabama until she was in the thirty's to have a son being able in one generation to run for president and help reduce a lot of both so sometimes you have to look at the long arc of history it does lean toward progress i talk about what i met nelson mandela and thought about how he said deal 27 years as some of his colleagues along the neck and they did change the democratic principles in south africa not their konami so i was got yes i think you got to deal with the fact that. age does not happen overnight but if you can start making the change happen and continue to build on it change will come and is understandable people apathetic and pessimistic and think that one of the things that all people that are leading the change movements on the vanguard of them have to do is keep giving people who have a hole because despair and concedi

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. >> did he say anything really stupid >> no, never joe, absolutely not. ways brings the brilliance >> thanks, leslie. >> joe, i've said before, i think the pandemic silver lining is you couldn't get your haircut as much. i like it so much better with a little volume up there i like it. a little product, curls come out. >> thanks, joe >> i like it in fact, text me the product any way, that is how much -- >> you got it. >>> coming up, it is what is called v-day in the uk as the country begins rolling out the covid vaccine. we'll take you live to lon adoln and palantir shares are soaring, up big premarket after 21% gain yesterday. ok, just keep coloring there... and sweetie can you just be... gentle with the pens. okey. okey. i know. gentle..gentle new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database so you can start hiring right away. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/ho

no—deal, even those cabinet ministers —— cabinet members who voted to remain. 0k, lucy, joe commit really has been an absolutek to both. thank you very much indeed for giving us your thoughts and insight. thank you for taking the time to watch the papers. that's it for me. thank you so much. bye—bye. hello and welcome to the film review with me, anna smith. i'm filling in for mark kermode to review this week's releases, whether you're at home or able to go out to the cinema again. directorjulien temple has worked with many a rock star — from keith richards to the sex pistols — and his latest subject is the equally colourful shane macgowan. crock of gold: a few rounds with shane macgowan is a riveting documentary about the lead singer and songwriter of the pogues, who shot to fame in the ‘80s with their anarchic spin on irish folk music. using unseen footage from the macgowan family and narration from shane himself, this shows him growing up in ireland with a pint in his hand and a song in his heart. then it's on to english public school and the hedonistic allure of the london punk scene, the birth of the pogu

joe. >> reporter: that's absolutely right. u have to say is this comes about a week after joe biden got the vaccine himself. the whole idea of this is to reassure the public about the vaccine. and kamala harris, of course, speaks to a very particular demographic here. it's important because there's a study out that says just about four in ten african-americans say they'll go ahead and get the vaccine. which means there's a lot of skepticism out there in the african-american community. a huge problem again because, quite frankly, african-americans are some of the people hardest hit by covid-19. the hope is that kamala harris going ahead and getting this vaccine will essentially reassure people that it's okay to do so. and also want to point out politically there's a real continuum there if you think about it, simply because the trump administration, including the vice president, other figures like the surgeon general who himself has been trying to get the black community on board have already gotten their vaccines. one last poin

think that we'r seeing -- you know, the folks who were part of the coalition that got joe biden elected are absolutely committed to being a factor in how he intends to govern. : and all of those people, phil, who are nominated are going to have to face nate republicans led by leader mcconnell who continues to be at theenter of these stalled negotiations over a stimulus. is the president going to lean in, phil, between now and late january in the stimulus negotiations to try to he jump-start phil: you know, bob, there's been no indication so fart t the president is planning to do that or that he's frankly thate ged in these stimulus negotiations. he has had almost all of his time occupied since the election on the challenges that he and his team have been making in court and in the public arena to the election results. he's not doing much by the way of governing. certainly not on the coronavirus pandemic. oo and this stalemate has been in place in congress now for ny months. has been a long time since that first round ostimulus money has -- has disappeared and tens ofillions of americans remain out of

and he was absolutely sure it would be joe biden.ere was a list of long possible choices. sean was betting it would be joe biden and i was betting it would be anyone else. sean still hasn't cashed the check i gave him for losing that bet, and he offered another bet this summer on who joe biden would pick for vice president, and this time i won the bet. but this time sean said that the money should go to the winners favorite cause. and so i sent sean penn's contribution to the k.i.n.d. fund today, the partnership i created between msnbc and unicef to provide desks to schools in malawi and scholarships for girls to attend high school in malawi. and i'm sending a matching contribution to sean penn's organization core, which is providing free covid testing in california and around the country. you can contribute by going to lastworddesks at msnbc.com and unicef will send them an acknowledgement of your gift. four years ago on this program we introduced you to joyce who was 13 years old and attending high school thanks to a scholarship fr

andyone is experiencing enormous, absolutely unprecedented increase. joen terms of trying to gauge productivity increase, where does the productivity come from? what is better about it in terms of functioning? and are there specific types of industries or office workers whose productivity really jumps when they are working from home? professor bloom: absolutely. there are two ways to look at it. short-run productivity, doing the same thing over and over, filling out reports, dealing with the same customers, kind of repetitive, that appears to be significantly up working from home. i have been working this for about 10 years in various toearch projects, talking dozens of hundreds of executives, and it is easier and quieter at home to get done what you have always been doing effectively. productivity is substantially up. 10% is a rough number you classically hear and see in our survey spirit the problem is the long run, to be creative and come up with new ideas. here is where the challenge is at here is where working from home is frankly not as good as face-

to say about joe biden's pick to lead the doj. >> i think joe biden needs to bring a firebrand into the doj. i think that person should absolutelye a person of color. >> the names we keep hearing, merrick garland, doug jones, sally yates obviously not people of color. what is your take on what joe biden should do? and what will his eventual choice say about the justice department that he wants? >> well, look. there are a slew of people that would probably be very, very effective. people whose names we don't know. i'm not saying that to hedge. i'm saying that because with the literally thousands of attorneys that we have around the country right now joe biden has an opportunity to pick a woman, to pick a black person, pick an asian american. he can't. if he wants to do that he could do it. the fact we're hearing merrick garland and doug jones means that is not what joe biden wants to do. he doesn't necessarily care about putting the top cop in the hands of an african-american or necessarily a person of color but i think the issue is this. this is what i want to see out of whoever he ends up picking as a.g. it has to be someone wh

he's putting his colleagues on the spot, at least those who understand that joe biden is absolutely going to be sworn in as president, on january 20th. but would prefer not to offend trump and his backers because, when they run for re-election, they could be challenged in the primary, based on this vote. >> and yet, somehow, the depressing part here is that, do you think he will be rewarded for doing this? and do you think this sends a message? a message, that we thought we'd have a definitive end, at least for a little while, to the trump presidency. and yet, it will continue to have a long tail. >> he will be rewarded, in the sense that some of the trump people will remember where he stood. and how forthright and courageous he was. but he is, also, going to lose, in other ways, because -- not just democrats but, also, i think independents, and even some never-trump republicans or i'm-glad-trump-is-going republicans, will remember that he put himself first. and he made the party look bad. he made some of his colleagues look bad. and also, it's just so incredibly obvious. you know, if you

. >> no question about it, this is one time where i agree with joe biden, he's absolutely right, peoples are open philadelphia, new york city, san francisco, portland, seattle, any place where there's protest about defunding the police about not prosecuting crime, criminals are out committing crime and listen, the places where this is most acute, this is really serious are the communities of color which is democrats give lip service to, they want to help the communities, those communities want more police presence, not less, the idea that will send social workers and, i'm all for counseling, i'm on the board of restored justice foundation and i believe in rehabilitation but let's face it people in these communities want police protection and he's right they will continue to get pounded with this and rightly so as i'm concerned. liz: critics are saying barack obama was being dismissive of the issue, calling defund the police a snappy slogan that cost votes, is it a snappy catchy slogan when it's a far left organizing? >> no, some of these have actually done it, minneapolis actually acted

>> joe: it should absolutely happen.e, and adam schiff, who runs from the democratic side, and these two men, hundreds of hundreds of interviews set over and over about the president of the united states is an agent of russia, and they said on the house intelligence committee. then he has to be seven being compromised a couple years ago by a chinese spy. should he continue to have the access to what you see in the house intelligence committee in terms of classified documents? i'm sorry. this is something that absolutely needs to be investigated more. linkedin tmr. >> katie: you know, kennedy, swalwell's office as an answered a lot of questions, but they have said that investigations that happened five years ago is "classified." shouldn't they do themselves some favors by asking for the declassification oven to be more clear about what happens and what that conclusion was of that investigation? >> kennedy: yes, and how deep the investigation has gone. and if they have really found out how he might have been personally com

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there is no wrongdoing alleged by joe biden, that it's hunter biden but no wrongdoing for joe biden but you're absolutelyight, it is wrong when you are the vice president of the united states representing us in a foreign country to bring along relatives trailing behind you with their hands out who then go on in the case of ukraine to collect 50 grand a month, on a board you have no business being on until people raise enough questions, you resign without an explanation of what value you possibly could have been adding. >> laura: i think we know what value he brought. he had to acknowledge that the name mattered in that interview he did. everyone knows what happened here but donald trump was castigated and they destroyed him for raising this issue. after they tried to destroy him on phony russian meddling that he was a russian agent. the media -- i don't know where they go to get their reputations back but i honestly don't think they can. your book is so important, thank you for joining us tonig tonight. faced with a prospect of a biden controlled doj, there are growing calls from top republican lawmakers

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not strong enough word, president trump celebrated getting these four years ago, joe biden gets them this time. absolute affirmation of his campaign. what did he say at the outset? lot of doubts, he said i can flip pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin back. you watched this play out, wolf, he will get the ten electoral votes in wisconsin. that's what he promised at the beginning. that's why he is going to be president-elect at the end of the day. >> we watching it unfold live, what's going on in wisconsin now. the governor is going to be reading the votes, ten electoral votes in wisconsin right now. as we wait the official word in wisconsin, david chalian is joining us. wisconsin turned out to be critical four years ago and critical this time as well. >> yeah, critical and close. 20,000 votes or so, joe biden won by. electoral votes are critical to getting joe biden to the 306. also, wolf, reminded looking at governor evers presiding over this. wisconsin all year long has sort of been central to the pandemic election year voting. i don't know if you remember in the primary season they had to change the dat

to chase it, scott, doesn't make absolutely no sense to me. to joe's point, i think we will be -- i brought this up many times, this hybrid society the doordashes will be around. they're much more of a focal point than ever before when the vaccines are out there, we'll see a lot of adjustments whether that's peloton, doordash, all of these various names, zoom included they will still exist. they'll still be just fine there's no doubt in my mind that demand will absolutely win so, because of that, i wouldn't want to be chasing it right now. as a matter of fact, i think there's the possibility that we could have a nice -- this big bump and i wouldn't even be shocked, not saying it's going to happen, but i wouldn't be shocked if we actually saw the stock sell off it will be interesting to see how the reaction goes in the first hour of trade or so. >> i just wonder if, say, snowflake was the pulling down of the fire alarm, if doordash is the six-alarm phase we say this market is just on fire and it's getting a little out of control we need to call in the r

russia on swaying the 2016 election, actively working to sway the 2020 election in joe biden's favor. >> that's absolutelyht and you can believe that part of that hunter biden story, they want to ignore any and all of the bidens' ties to china. what is going to be our china policy? are they going to play hide the ball on this? this is not acceptable. this is the left-wing media machine playing hide and seek with national security. it's not good. media research center did a survey on this. 45% were unaware of the hunter biden story and its 9.4% would've change their vote had they known. that was the intent of the media all along, wasn't it? >> absolutely. they said they didn't cover it because they didn't believe the emails were real. they refused to look at them! we were "new york times,""washington pot with their investigative resources refused to look at the emails. why a question didn't want to damage any of the potential allies coming into office but they want to stop attending they are generalists and acknowledge that they are activists. >> lisa: on top of all of that, softball questions. >> how can

i think joe biden has been absolutely clear when it comes to how he manages his justice department, ast is independent of the white house, they have a job to be the attorney for the make and people he plans to make it no differe different. these are both potential, both doug jones as well as mayor garland, they are stellar picks for that same reason. they understand the rule of law and understand what the justice department should be and if either of those men are select selected, that's without the political persuasion from the white house. >> shannon: i want to get a quick comment from you both on the comment that they may expunge marijuana drug charges and there's a possibility that they may do the same thing for certain amounts of cocaine and heroin. miranda, you first. >> no one would complain about expunging small amounts of marijuana but when you are getting into thousands of dollars worth you are talking about dealers, and that's effectively what you are doing especially when you talk about moving on to cocaine and other things. all that does is lead you to the tragedy of menta

unlikely, i think in the consensus but it does change the likelihood of joe biden absolutely gettingo pass this tax increases through. are you worried about that? >> yes, [laughter] as a tax lawyer, neil, who runs a wealth management practice, yes, i am. i am worried about our extreme agenda that would definitely push through taxation, a green new deal, and things that are going to just be very expensive, you know? so it's just something that it seems almost unimaginable right now to me, but very well could happen, and it's a problem and this is why you see companies and people moving with their feet. they are leaving new york, they are leaving california and new jersey and connecticut because there are other states that they could have now with remote work a better lifestyle with lower tax base, as far as taxation we're talking about obviously we can't duplicate california's weather anywhere, but -- neil: well you know, harold on that point is there a message for democrats here? the latest company to touch on her point to leave california is oracle saying it's going to move from sil

joe biden. he has absolutely right. people are scared to death.s are up in minneapolis, philadelphia, new york city, san francisco, portland, seattle. any place where they are protesting defunding the police, guess what, criminals are out committing crime. listen, the places where this is most acute, liz, this is really serious, the communities of color which these democrats give lip service to. guess what, those communities want more police presence, not less. this idea that we will just said social workers and, listen, i am all for counseling, i'm on the board of a restorative justice foundation out here, i believe in rehabilitation. policese want police protection. he is right. theyey will continue to get pounded with this. rightfully so, as far as i'm concerned. >> barack obama being dismissive of the issue saying, you know, calling defund the police "a snappy slogan that cost boats". is it a snappy catchy slogan when it is the organizing mantra? >> no, some of these have actually done it. as you know, minneapolis actually acted to take money

. >> neil: you think if there were these accusations could have cost joe biden the election? >> i do. absolutelydouble digit lead for joe biden. i think the mainstream media knew it was a closer race. as we have seen, it is a closer -- it was a much closer race. for that reason, had this information come out 400,000 that wasn't reported by burisma, his overseas dealings with burisma refused to be reported. suppressed by the mean stream media and big tech. >> neil: if that's what it is, amanda, would translate to problems for the father? >> i do. because joe biden could have easily been involved in this. we'll find out. >> neil: we don't know that. to be fair. we don't know. you think there's enough there to at least cost him the election? might be a leap. having said that, michael, the other issue is to eradicate -- negate this and have a special counsel look into this. would you be open to that? >> yeah, i think that that is something that whoever is the head of the next doj will have to decide. >> neil: you personally, as a pretty fair and balanced reasonable guy, do you think since we've had

what joe biden said today was absolutely fundamentally totally wrong and i think he's misleading.say it's going to take years to achieve what we know is going to happen if they just followed donald trump's plan in short order. >> dagen: fomenting fear about the vaccine for political gain during the campaign, biden and harris did. oh, i don't know. i don't trust donald trump with the vaccine. now it's a complete reverse. they have both gotten it. this vaccine developed at the hands of companies vilified by the left, these vaccines are an unqualified success. the first person who got that vaccine by my count got it for years early under any other administered ration. one week to go for the crucial runoffs in georgia. president trump and joe biden on a collision course in the peach state. these days, it's okay to do some things halfway... but taking prescriptions shouldn't be one of them. so cvs has a proprietary search tool that looks for savings. plus free delivery. get a free prescription savings review at cvs. new projects meansery. you need to hire.gers. i need indeed. indeed yo

if you don't believe any of what you just said, even if someone is really skeptical, joe was clear, he knows absolutelyothing about anything, the sergeant schultz defense, i know nothing -- [laughter] well, his credibility is at issue. so if he knew something, then he's being disingenuous with us. therefore, it is relevant. for the life of me, i cannot understand why the media has completely ignored this story. jesse: well, i think they've ignored it because it's a mortal threat to the biden presidency. and, ken, you saw this happen over a few administrations. >> right. jesse: joe can come in, and he could wound the slate clean of these prosecutors in d, perfectly legal. -- in delaware. he could appoint an a.g. to kind of do his bidding. if it's a good old boy, hey, hey, you know what? we're notn really going to take in that seriously, we'll kind of quietly make it go away. do you need an independent counsel in a case like this? yes or no? nt>> yes. [laughter] can i lab rate? jesse: please. [laughter] >> p look, i've been trained yes or no, and that's a yes. [laughter] and the reason the janet reno reg

russia did not have any involvement in this activity however that does not stop joe biden from speaking with almost absolute certainty as if he himself knows exactly who is responsible for this attack and he went into some detail describing what the consequences would or wouldn't be take a listen. we don't sit here and say we're going to strike you the nuclear weapons. lead us to terms with the extent of the damage use the approach to be response now at this point viewers may recall that wiki leaks vault 7 did reveal that there was actually a program created by american intelligence to create what they called digital fingerprints that could carry out attacks and digital attacks and leave digital fingerprints making it look like other people were involved and other entities other than american intelligence may very well have that as well and that was something that was really revealed by wiki leaks with vault 7 however it seems that the instinct of certain figures within the u.s. political establishment to blame russia 1st is very well intact. it is through all of us are u.s. corresponding been live in new y

. >> we absolutely did. joenot the master of the senate, that was another president, but he certainly served a long time in the senate and he knows exactly what he's doing in terms of setting the tone for this relationship. he does not need a call from mitch mcconnell to know what the confines of their relationship is going to be. the confines of the relationship will be defined by the georgia senate runoffs on january 5th. that is going to set the tone for everything. but, look, mitch mcconnell, if he's the senate majority leader, knows that he will need to get some things done, as well. many of his republicans who are running and who are up in 2022. and joe biden is aware of that as all. he plays the long game. he's not resentful. he knows he won the election. that's the voice of a confident man who is poised to be the 46th president of the united states who is confident in winning the election. i was struck the most, i think, by the question of how he answered if he hopes that president trump comes to the ina

absolutely right. it could determine how much of his agenda joe biden is able to get through congress.also have ramifications for his cabinet nominees. and there is a feeling that it is very important that democrats win there with those two candidates in georgia. of course, the republicans feel the same way and both donald trump and the vice president, mike pence have also been campaigning in the state of georgia. the us food and drug adminstration has opened the way for a second vaccine to be used in america. the moderna jab was found to be highly effective by health officials. in neighbouring canada, justin trudeau's government has been strugging to deal with a second wave of the pandemic. some canadians have already received the pfizer jab. the health ministry has also ordered 160,000 doses of the moderna vaccine, but is facing global competition to get the quantities of vaccine that it wants. let's speak to dr andrew morris, an infectious diseases specialist at the university of toronto. good university of toronto. to talk to you, thank you very good to talk to you, thank you very

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