in washington, alice barr, nbc news. >> alice, thank you. and yes that capitol police chief resigned because of the growing criticism about why his officers were outmanned and ill-prepared. speaker pelosi also calling for him to step down. stevenson will leave his post before the january 20th inauguration. >>> well, just into our newsroom the search is on. the fbi releasing several pictures tonight of people they say made unlawful entry into the capitol building. you see these images all over social media. if you recognize anyone, pretty simple. the fbi wants to hear from you. >>> and new at 11:00, despite what the president said this evening, these protesters in san francisco tonight are not convinced that there will be a peaceful transfer of power. they too want to impeach or invoke the 25th amendment. here's nbc bay area's jean elle. >> reporter: outraged by the riot in washington, d.c. and concerned about what's to come, protesters with profuse passion hit the streets of san francisco. >> yes, trump may be out but what is he going to do

welcome back, alice. good to see you today. >> good to see you too, martha. >> martha: thanks for being here. what are your thoughts on what we can expect and are there certain things that you've been asking for and people you've been asking for to be included on this list? >> yes, i especially have been asking for nonviolent drug offenders that have been serving draconian sentences. i believe i made some very good headway. there's others that i have been asking for that have had their sentences way too long. i put my hands, my head down and just trying to grind it out and the most deserving candidates i could to send to the white house. >> martha: so you have worked -- is it true that you worked closely with jared kushner on this effort and how much of a say do you believe you'll have in the end? how many people of yours do you hope will end up on that finalist? >> i sent over 100 people in 2020. i know that all of them are not going to make it. i wanted to give them the best shot that i could. i've been

. >> we begin with alice barr reporting from the white house. >> reporter: tonight a celebration forsident joe biden. in the time of covid, a virtual program mixing entertainments with recognition of the solemn challenge facing the new commander-in-chief to unite a country torn apart by a raging pandemic and toxic political divisions. >> america's story depends on not on any one of us, not on some of us but on all of us on, we, the people. >> kamala harris taking her place in history as the first woman and first black and indian american in that role. >> even in dark times, we not only dream, we do. we not only see what has been, we see what can be. >> everybody, everybody in dignity. >> reporter: the new president taken the oath of office and vowing to lead all americans forward, together. >> we must end this uncivil war. >> reporter: tonight a new first family settling into the white house after a day of rituals and symbolism and some bipartisan unity. president biden begins the task of turning his words into action to heal a nation in crisis. former president trump fought this tra

look, look at alice on the panel, she's not one of those people. >> listen, this is not about alice. it may not be all of what there is, but you're condoning that behavior. so does that -- >> i say they're felons. >> but if you're a supporter of this president, you are condoning that behavior. that makes you no matter than that element. >> i totally understand the argument. >> you're saying it's okay because we support -- if you support donald trump you are supporting the same person who the kkk votes for. >> yes. true. but as we say every time, and it's good because repetition has value, i don't believe that a lot of trump voters see themselves that way, and you say too bad, u gi get it, and polit is persuasion, you have to find this obstacle. we have to go to break. we're being yelled at at 4:49 in the morning. >> wolf blitzer does that happen to you, did you have to get the break in this afternoon? i don't think so. >> wolf blitzer gets all of his breaks in, of course he does, he's the team captain, we love him. 13 days until the transition of p.o.w power, we hope. donald trump, a

to do mostly there is alice alice and humans have a very pronounced spatial awareness and that's fine because we humans like clear definitions but we like to pigeonhole and sort everything into groups if this belongs here it doesn't belong there. and to do. this is that even. we don't there are clear definitions to be she's obviously she isn't but in fact there are these gray areas where everything is in flux. wolf a 100 to. me infinite data kos-mos that is ai everything is possible just as the telescope did when it was invented over 400 years ago it can change our view of the universe and our view of ourselves. but where does that leave artist's. model clean a mind can instruct the computer to produce a brand new partridge. algorithm to generate results on an endless loop. of memories of passers by is a machine that i created that will keep on. generating portraits all fun existing people. for ever. give. you. more. i think one of the reasons that we're creative as humans is because we want to leave something behind because we realize our own mortality and you know if you create a pi

i want to listen, here's, i want to talk about this i heardal a alice. i heard her say donald trump has a spence e sense of republican values. i call bull on that i call that a lie. he is no republican. he did not represent republican values. he represents donald trump. and i saw for the last four years good christians compromise their christian values to support a morally bankrupt man because he gave them a conservative supreme court or because he pretended to be against abortion. i saw republicans who were strong on foreign policy who would be against things like cowtowing to putin on kim jong-un, look the other way because he gave there emthe policy they wanted or because he moved the embassy in israel. so he threw bones. he threw bones to this base that kept them looking the other way on the big things and there is no policy. there is no judge. there is nothing that is worse putting in power in the united states an indecent morally bankrupt man who has divided america, broken us to the point where we are now. and so until republicans who embraced the

the culmination of a longstanding strategy that could have very long-lasting implications. >> mary alicebout those strategies, the long-term ones, also some of the other big surprises tonight, not just the outcome but the speed at which we learn the outcome. >> yeah, democrats and especially republican state officials did not want a repeat from november. they watched the president and a lot of republicans in washington cast a lot of doubt on november's results because it took so long to get those results. so state officials worked very closely with county officials to make sure they would start processing early bat lots ahead of time. they were opening up absentee ballots, checking signatures, getting pretty to count tabulation when polls closed. we had a lot more data and a lot more votes reported from the counties early on. to rick's point about strategy, i think that democrats are really celebrating the organizing power of black women. we are looking at people like stacey abrams, but also keisha lance bottoms, lucy mcbath. we are seeing over and over black women in the state of georgi

let's bring in nbc's alice barr from washington, d.c. now, alice, not often a local election is so important for the entire country. >> reporter: raj, yeah, you're right. in this case it's because it's going to determine which party controls the senate and therefore whether president-elect biden's ambitious agenda is actually going to go anywhere if it's controlled by the democrats, or if he could potentially be getting blocked at every turn by republicans. that's why georgia is so critical right now. you've got that on one track, and on the other, this phone call from president trump. now, georgia's election results have been affirmed by multiple recounts and audits and by several judges. so the president's most recent attempt to overturn that outcome is raising legal questions. harsh backlash today over an hour-long phone call revealing president trump put unprecedented pressure on georgia elections officials to overturn his certified loss to joe biden. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have, because we won

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alice, what's the very latest? >> reporter: raj and jessica, yeah, the nation's capitol is under lockdown. it's under a curfew tonight after these stunning events earlier today in the u.s. capitol. and we should say that the rioters came to the capitol today looking for a fight after rallying with and being urged on by president trump. the nation's capitol on lockdown tonight, under curfew, hours after the u.s. capitol and democracy itself came under siege. one woman was fatally shot, and three others died of unspecified medical emergencies in three hours of chaos after mobs of supporters of president trump and his false claims about the election surrounded and then stormed the capitol. the drama unfolded this afternoon as lawmakers had just begun the traditional process of counting electoral votes confirming joe biden's victory as the next president. vice president mike pence and members of the house and senate forced to take cover as rioters rushed past heavily armed officers, in many cases, virtually unchallenge

. >>> let's bring in nbc's alice barr. she's live from the white house. alice. >> reporter: janelle and raj, this is a very quickly developing situation tonight as the prospect of impeaching president trump for a second time becomes a much more concrete possibility. house speaker nancy pelosi confirming tonight the house is prepared to move forward with articles of impeachment against president trump if he does not resign. nbc news obtained an early proposal that could be introduced as soon as monday. it includes just one article, incitement of insurrection. >> he provoked an insurrection and an attack against the united states capitol. >> reporter: two republican senators now voicing their concerns. alaska's lisa murkowski told the anchorage daily news the president should resign while nebraska's ben sasse said he would consider impeachment. >> the president has disregarded his oath of office. >> reporter: speaker pelosi telling colleagues she spoke to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff about preventing a, quote, unstable president from ordering a

pardons that would be more akin to those -- to the one that the president gave to alice marie johnson who herself has been advocating with the president for pardons for other individuals who have been incarcerated for a long time. now this final batch of clemency actions will cap off a scramble for securing pardons for themselves or other people. "the new york times" is reporting today that some of the president's allies have been paid tens of thousands of dollars to secure pardons or to at least lobby the president to secure pardons for certain convicted felons. our sources are telling us that a self-pardon for the president is not expected at this time or at least that the paperwork has not drawn up. that is something we're told president trump is considering in recent weeks asking whether or not it would be wise for him to do that. we're told the idea of a self-pardon has -- the chances of that have gone down in the wake of these riots that took place on january 6th because of the optics of the president pardoning himself for something potentially that he is now being impeached for

>> reporter: alice didn't get a vote on the punishment. carried out what the five commissioners decided. what would you say to the people of paradise? >> that i'm sorry and i'm sad. i don't think we held pg&e accountable. and i think i know we made the wrong decision. >> she's the first person in all of this i heard say she was sorry, she did something wrong. >> reporter: depending on who is reporting you read that day, you might have seen headlines about the commissioner's waving that big fine or you might have seen something that looked exactly the opposite. a record setting penalty almost $2 billion headlines echoing the puc's press release but when we handed that to alice, it only took her a few seconds to change her mind whether it told the truth. the bulk of this, 1.8 disexpenses. they can't argue. >> no. >> reporter: it was never allowable to begin with, right? >> correct. >> reporter: is this a bunch of window dressing? >> yeah, i mean, the media for the puc is really good. they know how to write. >> reporter: so almost the entiret

alice. >> reporter: raj, yeah. in that video that you just played a few clips from, from president trump, it's striking for a few reasons. first of all, it's striking because it was on twitter, and president trump had been locked out of his account for several hours as of earlier today. now, it was a very different tone that we saw in that message than what he presented in front of his supporters yesterday before they marched over to the capitol and of course stormed it. that may well be the closest that we ever get to a concession speech from president trump, though he did not go that far. he did say that he and his team had gone as far as they could to contest the election and essentially said at this point it's time to move forward. growing pressure today to hold president trump accountable for urging on his supporters before an angry mob stormed the capitol and then not condemning them afterwards. top democratic leaders calling for vice president mike pence to assume the oval office under the 25th amendment or

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at alice of people are calm at the moment, i think, calm?e calm? at alice of people are calm at the moment, i think, because the power cut occurred at night and some people would have been sleeping anyway. certainly, ithink, if the power is not restored their intentions could potentially rise and that's perhaps why the power minister was appealing for calm, appealing for restraint. i store one a nalyst appealing for restraint. i store one analyst on twitter saying that he expected power to be restored within at the most around six to eight hours but that is still quite a long time for a whole country to be without electricity though, as i say, some places like hospitals, which are families, do have generators that run on diesel, for example, so they won't necessarily be without power for that whole time. what normally happens when this has happened in the past and you will be taking a flight? what happens to the airports, for example? it is a very good question. that is one of the things that we will be trying to monitor. there won't necessa

alice and i quote. >> 402. >> and i quote, even though i totally disagree with the outcome of the election and the facts bear me out, nevertheless, there will be an orderly transition on january 20th. i've always said that we would continue toour fight to ensure that only legal votes were counted. while this represents the end of the greatest first term in presidential history, it's only the beginning of our fight to make america great again. this statement could have said there will be an orderly transition of power, joe biden and kamala harris won a fair election and left it at that, but even in the statement, he is still stoking disbelief, doubt, in the election. this is not a statement of someone who wants to bring the country together. this is something that someone had to do because they look bad because they realize now what happened today makes them look terrible and will be part of their legacy. >> and because everyone in this administration and staff is jumping ship and leaving because of what happened today. he might have also thrown in this statement, a congratulations to the i

let's go to alice and christina. >> good morning, victor. >> let's start with you, alice. round out at adding the 600 that already went out. billions for restriction moratorium, minimum wage, billions for state and local governments. more for schools. can republicans get behind this? >> i think so, i certainly hope so. look, there was bipartisan agreement on the bill not too long. unfortunately, as the bill got to the 1 yard line, president trump pulled the ball out from underneath everyone. so, i think they've gotten there before and they certainly can do so again. i actually have pretty strong confident that joe biden will be able to work across the aisle and get things done. because the american people really need this. and a few things that i think biden has in his favor. he's done this before. he's been in congress. he understands how to get things done. one thing that stood out to me as he was talking about this back in december. he said two things to members of congress. i will never mislead you. and i will never embarrass you. and when you are honest with people an

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. >> joining us now to discuss, republican strategist alice stewart. alice, what should it be?give and forget, or have another vote and liz cheney perhaps gets voted out of the leadership. >> i don't see that happening, john. i think she speaks on mbehalf o all republicans. we do all of this moving forward with a heavy heart. i happen to agree with her that there has been no bigger betrayal of the country than what the president did, spreading false information and inciting a insurrection at the state capitol. i commend liz cheney for taking the action that she did, in a sense giving cover or in some ways permission to the other nine members of the house to take this bold step to vote for impeachment. the question now is, you know, whether or not she will face consequences. i don't think so. she's pretty confident in what she did and she has the support of the people of her state behind her, and time will tell how this plays out, but the question now is what will happen as this moves over to the u.s. senate? there are lots of senators, republicans and democrats who have concern

most of flatbreads out of place under el-sisi alice one he was immediately banned from publishing his work even though he is considered one of the leading writers of his homeland his novels and essays have been translated into the nearly 60 languages and millions of copies have been sold. his latest novel however could no longer be published in egypt in arabic but only in lebanon nevertheless alice wanny knows that despite the ban his book is selling as a legally pirated copies there are. very good neighbors which is a very nice lady but she's absolutely cold cold to the right and she said yes said i i got your novel and i had the 3 day olds my friends. very reluctant to read the novel because i don't want to change by looking. and then after that she had heard she had read the novel and she called me in and your touches said very good things she said you know. you succeeded to present the human history of the revolution and i was judging the political system and i said listen i mean they have been history is what the literature should do. alors swanny never wanted to leave egypt his

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alice before joe biden said well gration we will have a live update from the u.s. capitol. the biggest bribe in history russia's detained opposition leader alexina valley makes new allegations against president vladimir putin. on the eve of joe biden's inauguration the number of corona virus deaths in the united states has passed 400000 biden says his number one priority is containing the pandemic he spoke to somebody morial those cost a way to heal we must remember it's hard sometimes. but that's how we. it's important to do that as a nation that's why we're here today between sundown and dusk. to shine the lights the darkness along the sink or pull of the flexion remember all we lost meanwhile donald trump has given his farewell speech celebrating achievements at home and abroad he blamed china on leasing a virus that ravaged the economy we imposed historic and monumental tariffs on china made a great new deal with china but before the ink was even dry we and the whole world got hit with the china virus our trade relationship was rapidly changing billions and billions of

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alice, hi. lovely to see you.o we're hearing that the president is going to be handing out a chunk of pardons. what does that tell you, and how damaging is this, these last minute reprieves for people who have been convicted in the american leagal system? >> it won't be damaging if their your commutations or pardons customary with any president leaving office or any governor leaving governorship. these are customary. these are part of the role and responsibility they have. the question will be and damaging aspect will be if he's pardoning people that should not be pardoned and people that have clear violations of the law, and he's doing it more for what donald trump, unfortunately, does a lot of things for. it's a transactional engagement. it is what can you do for me if i do this for you? and that will be the big question. look, it's not unusual for presidents to be granting pardons, but it is the scope and the scale of these that is causing a concern. i've spoken with people that have been at the white house rec

and his wife, who was a great friend of alice, owned the hope dimon. they became instant friends on confidants. evelyn and she were excited to discover that they not only shared a common bond in their love and respect for animals, for all living beings, but also for astrology, and a belief in fars forms of spiritualism. and she took mrs. harding to her fortune teller. and she did readings about her husband. she predicted in the winter of 1920, as the republican presidential primaryings are (g= harding ran he would be elected, but that he would die a sudden peculiar violent death by poison. these things were reported in the newspaper at the time. she said she saw one word above her husband's head. the 19th amendment, on the verge of being rightists. in that summer campaign, she started to begin interviews with reporters which candidates whites usually didn't and rather unusually to announce the fact that she didn't wear a wedding ring, she didn't like to kuxcoo. her interests were mostly in business. she addressed some of the hot political issues of the

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alice hoagland from los gatos was the mother of mark bingham, who joined other passengers in foiling1, causing the plane to crash in rural pennsylvania instead of its intended target, believed to be the u.s. capitol. hoagland continued her son's mission, helping popularize gay rugby. she was an advocate for airline security and for allowing relatives of 9/11 victims to sue saudi arabia over claim played a role in the attacks. alice hoagland often came on "today in the bay," she was a really lovely woman and i'm sad to see her passing. alice hoagland was 71 years old. >>> well, right now at 6:00, the bay area sy-at-home orders, could they come to an end soon? when that could possibly happen as infections and hospitalizations continue to

i know some called her pita alice but i called her mommy alice.dge the generation gap and everyone could be involved no matter your age. that's some of the important takeaways i received and really be involved in the community. i remember the stories growing up. i was opening the door at her house for what i didn't know at the time elected officials and community members working with her. i thought it was random people. she would mentor high school youth and she would encourage people to get involved. there are a lot of injustices we face everyday. if we don't continue to work and legacy how much change can we expect if we are not involved in someway. >> when she immigrated here it's because of marshall law and thought it would be a good opportunity be for them to come here. they told her and my grandfather, there are no jobs for people like you here. her reaction was resilience and she started reaching out to different community members. not just filipino but others in the community. she tried to figure out how to talk to people and get the filip

reporter: wondering what to do, alice turned to an app. quote, my 74-year-old husband would like to have a partner to throw the ball with. like a line drive, the post took off. the replies pouring in. this one reading, i would love to have a catch. another, count me in. >> i was shocked by the amount of the response. nice to meet you guys. >> reporter: days later, more than a dozen showing up. retirees, former players working from home, even a few from the local high school baseball team. >> and the joy that these guys from the high school kids to the 74-year-olds, were all just laughing and talking. >> there we go. >> reporter: social media may have brought them to the park, but it's the love of the game that's keeping them here. >> there's just something about having a game of catch with another person. and there is something about it that's beautiful. >> reporter: we totally agree. >>> next, a doctor's plea led to covid vaccinations this weekend in the bay area. >> it looked like a medieval battle scene. >> a d.c. officer caught in the

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they're marine biologists and will return the reptile to the sea in a few alice sea turtles are a threatened species the research is attach a g.p.s. so they'll be able to keep tabs on the turtles feeded and migration habits. i. also highly know almost nothing about their lives in the scene as well as where to spend 99 percent of the time what it is difficult to research the hundreds get. the data collected will help in planning and. a conservation saying for the species ultimately was environment ministry in cooperation with the n.g.i. is working to turn the country's largest sea to 2 nests in an area into a vast moving. it's amazing to think that those cute but helpless little creatures will grow to weigh as much as 700 kilo are you active in animal conservation yourself write and tell us about it you can find us on instagram twitter and facebook that's all for this edition of eco africa i hope you enjoy the program to be sure to join us again next week and until their stay safe and be kind to others whether flora of allah. but dumb. dumb. cool. to use crime fighting car back africa's most

marine biologist and will return the reptile to the sea in a few alice sea turtles are a threatened species the research is attach a g.p.s. so they'll be able to keep tabs on the church's feeding and migration habits. it. was. all said we know almost nothing about their lives in a single us as well as spend 99 percent of good time what it is difficult to research the hundreds. the data collected will help in planning and maintaining a conservation sense of the species ultimately codifies environment ministry in cooperation with the n.g.o.s is working to turn the country's largest c to 2 nests in the area into a vast moving. it's amazing to think that those killed by the helpless little creatures will grow to weigh as much as 700 kilo are you active in animal conservation yourself write and tell us about it you can find us on instagram twitter and facebook that's all for this edition of eco africa i hope you enjoy the program to be sure to join us again next week and until that stay safe and be kind to others whether flora off out by. the little. girl. me. cheat me more so. discounted and in

senator from ohio, becomes friends with and knew ahead of time nicolas longworth, he married to alice roosevelt, the daughter of president theodor roosevelt and already established as washington's sort of premier hostess, and it is through -- and there, the famous poker games began between the longworths and the hardings, but they also included a man by the name of ned maclaine. and ned maclaine's father owned the cincinnati enquirer and "the washington post", and his wife who was a great friend of alice longworth, evelyn walsh maclaine, owned the hope diamond. she and mrs. harding, despite their 30-year age difference, became instant friends, and in a sense, more than friends. they became great confidantes. and evelyn and she were excited to discover that they not only shared a common bond in their love and respect for animals, for all living beings, but also for astrology. a belief in various forms of spiritualism and mrs. maclaine took mrs. harding to her fortune teller who was apparently everyone's in washington, including the incumbent first lady at the time, edith wilson. a woma

satellite technology this machine spreads fertilizer in a way that protects the groundwater you're in alice keeps 2000 pigs in western germany he says with low milk and meat prices the subsidies cannot come too soon he says the application process showed that farmers are ready and willing to invest in new technology. like this proves to me that the agricultural sector is ready to invest in technologies that have a positive effect on the environment and that farmers are also looking toward the future. but not everyone sees tech as the solution organic farmer says a better solution would be price supports for producers instead of subsidies he says the money should have gone directly into environmental protection. for example it's better promoting landscape elements such as hedges or creating habitats where insects and birds can breed and supporting manufacturers of agricultural machinery . that machine. the next round of subsidies will be awarded in march but it will be another online application raising fear that only the best connected farmers will see any of that money. that's our show tha

one of the things i wanted to ask you alice, do you remember this really old billy joel song that was all names. >> yes. i remember that. in a wad. your book in a way like that. because it is 100 years from 1920s on. >> yes collegial and i were collaborators, help write that song left back >> what i'm trying to say it is a tour. >> one that i realized right away, i could not write a book about the history of the aclu without effectively writing a book about 100 years of american history. because the aclu was involved in basically every major activity that affected america over the last 100 years parts of your talk about world war one of course it was born in world war i for if you are talking about the monkey trial the evolution was very much involved in that if you talk about world war ii and japanese internment, was very much involved in that pretty good time but the rise of communism and the effect that had on the united states and the pushback against that, it was very much involved in that in one way or another pretty talk about the civil rights movement. again your talk about th

in washington, alice barr, nbc news. >>> also on capitol hill, cal was well-represented at a washington ceremony when janet yellen recited the oath of office, she officially became secretary of the treasury. administering the oath was kamala harris. each hold a job that throughout u.s. history has always been held by a man. >>> tonight we're getting an update from moderna about vaccine doses. the company is on track to deliver 100 million doses to the u.s. by march. so far, moderna has supplied 30 million doses, but it's not just a battle to get vaccines shipped. it's also to make sure they're effective. moderna is also developing a booster shot to protect against emerging variants. a lot of people have questions about vaccines and testing. and we have answers for you. our sister station, telemundo, is hosting a phone bank tomorrow to answer questions for spanish speakers. you see the number there. you're urged to call tomorrow night from 5:00 to 7:00. >> a great resource. >>> up next, changing the name of dozens of schools in san francisco. surprising names on the chopping block. >>> a

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in washington, alice barr, nbc news. >>> it is the chant coming from every bay area county and healthovider. give us more doses of covid vaccine. contra costa county gave us an update. they say they've given out 36,000 doses at nearly two dozen vaccination sites. another 33,000 are on the way. the county is working the get those doses into as many arms as possible but says scaling up takes time and it takes more vaccine. >> this is going to take some time. we're at the beginning of the biggest public health immunization campaign in history. in contra costa county, we're ready for that challenge. we ask that everyone be patient. >> so right now, anyone in contra costa county who is 65 or older is eligible to get the vaccine. we've heard dozens of stories of how people are on the phone for hours only the learn no vaccines are available. >> now what's happening with cvs and walgreens? we're getting a picture of how many long term care facilities those two pharmacies have provided vaccines to in california. they're working the feds to protect our most vulnerable from covid. candace has th

alice, i start with you.ryan noted, one of the big questions is how will the president's open anger at the secretary of state, at the governor, at the georgia republican establishment impact republican turnout here. and i understand not long ago, you had a conversation with the same secretary of state. >> i did, john. he is hoping that republicans look at what's the most important thing and that is putting a fire wall between joe biden and his policies. the secretary of state told me the conversation they had over the weekend, the president's frustration with numbers and urge for pulling 12,000 votes out of thin air was nothing more than the fact he has not been able to come to terms, acknowledge that he lost the election. he is not getting the numbers he wants because he lost the race. i hate to say it. i voted for him. i wish he had won. frankly, the secretary of state voted for him and wishes he had won, but the numbers do not add up. and the fact remains that the numbers that the president is using and to