president-elect joe biden with his wife dr. jill biden.

for president biden to undo 4 years of a trunk presidents. well right now the $46.00 president is sitting down reviewing those executive orders that within the next hour he is going to be signing certainly these are all it is aimed at dismantling the legacy of donald trump many of them as you explaining their. orders that he can act on the mediately the executive order for example can bring to an immediate end the emergency under which the wall is being built but other policy changes are going to be a bit more difficult and take a lot longer you're going to have for example biden's insistence on reforming the immigration system now that is going to require the cooperation then participation of congress so he's got a massive agenda ahead of him the signing of these executive orders within the next hour just the beginning of what biden has promised is a complete revamp of the united states' policy both domestic and indeed international rejoining the world health organization for example resigning on to the paris climate accord these are all maj

pictures there of joe biden. and that is almost that for now do stay with us we're going to take a quick break and be back in a few minutes with the latest on joe biden's 1st day as the 46th president of the united states stay with us. hello we've got trouble cyclists coming and going across australia are there moments to his kidney that's going that's clearing away from that eastern side of queensland and we've got lucas which has been forming parama northwestern corner here and that's going to filter its way down across the kimberley pools the pilbara as we go through the next couple of days just rolling along the coast of western australia and all the parts of western australia turning increasingly wet here so they're going to showers across much of northern australia over the next couple of days really intense winds will be up towards the northwest few showers over towards the east as well just around the eastern parts of queensland the southeastern corner around brisbane the gulf coast with eastern areas of

joe biden knows that. he has assembled around him a competent team, a team of people who are experts in their fields. that was not something the trump administration did. he put loyalists as well as party favorites in a variety of roles, some nonsensical. one of the most nonsensical ones on day one was ben carson, a neurosurgeon who ran for president, who he appointed housing and urban development. it was things like that that did not make sense in the trump administration. i realize that is a small example, but it tells you that when a president leads, it matters how they lead, and i think right now, but we need the most is truly a plan in place to take care of the coronavirus pandemic because it has been exactly one year it has been here. >> as an activist and organizer on the ground in georgia, as someone who worked hard to ensure that black voters came out and voted in this past election cycle, what did you hear most from the folks that you speak with? what do they want to see most from a bided/harris

was always the biden family, it wasn't hunter biden, jim biden, it was the biden family, obviously led and operated by joe biden and in the document that you guys have and i think has been provided to the world, the chinese reference that because of their trust in the biden family, that chairman yan director zhang are excited about moving forward in this and in that document, they referenced loaning $5 million to the bd family. it's the biden family and noticed they didn't say we are learning that money to tony bobulinski, we are loaning that money to rob walker, once again, not a document generated by me but a document generated by cfc that they are loaning that money to the biden family. >> tucker: what are the implications of this going forward if joe biden is elected president which could very well happen. how does this constrain his ability to deal with china? >> are you asking for my personal opinion? >> someone who has worked with the chinese. able to talk with and deal and do business with and i just don't see given the history here in the facts how joe can't be influenced in s

daily politico his opinion biden will manage to repair a mare. because divisions whether he'll succeed in repairing the relationship with germany and europe is a different matter and great to have with us david will she is from the transatlantic think tank german marshall fund and she says joe biden will list stall a new version of global leadership for america but he will also think about policy in terms of how it affects the american middle class. one headline that we are seeing in the newspapers reads inauguration triumphed over insurrection referring to the worries that we could see a repeat of the extremist violence that gripped the capital just 2 weeks before the inauguration let me get a quick reaction from all of you about what was uppermost in your minds as you watched the inauguration matthew. well it felt to me like a restoration of american norms to be honest so you see biden there with former presidents clinton obama and george w. bush sitting behind him as well as many republicans including former vice president now mike pence it fe

biden a chance. a slight comment on your last, last segment, we deal for the bible and stand for the flag. but i'm going to jump in so we can stay on topic here. were talking about joe biden story. michael kirk you heard that college that he hopes republicans give him a chance. how will his years in the senatehe working help them? >> i think abydos we discovered is an institutionalist that's not a surprising or controversial comments. he does know and revere the ways the senate works, we senators like mitch mcconnell and others have been around a long time, understand the protocols, the give-and-take, the way things were, the way power is. use, abuse, and spread pretty think biden understands that pretty think the times are also very, very different. this is not your united states senate, joe biden rose up and became a powerful member of. things are very, very different just ask mitch mcconnell how different they are inside the republican caucus sitting inside the democratic caucus. biden yes he has

>>da apply to biden back then.uy who wasn't yet old enough to hold the seat. >> narrator: it was a time of crisis in the country. the vietnam war had divided americans... >> opposition to the war in vietnam has set off demonstrations in several mar cities. >> narrator: ...igniting social unrest. in delaware, racial tensions boiled over. >> the national guard was called out in several cities to put down riots. one of these cities was wilmington, delaware. narrator: black residents were angry. joe biden saw an opportunity to draw on his personal experience with race-- back when he was 19, working at an inner-city pool. >> he was a lifeguard. he was one of the twwho .guys young-looking, good-looking, elvis presley-loing kind of guy. >> that's how he got to know some of the guys who were in the gangs. he just seemed to have a natural instinct for getting to know people, getting to understand them, but not being afraid to be around them. >> we became friends. we became friends. i was a very troubled child. okay? leader

biden. >> thank you very much.hinking as i was coming over here, "why is it that joe biden is the first in his family ever to go to a university?" >> he got up there and he gave his speech, and he got to the end, the last three minutes, and he gave kiock, but he did not attribute it to kinnock. >> is it because they didn't work hard? my ancestors who worked in the coal mines of northeast pennsylvania and would come up after 12 hours and play football for four hours? >> joe biden borrowed it and applied it to his own life, and made a moving sort of aria, a moving sort of part of a speech about his own life, which in fact had been taken from neil kinnock. >> biden seems to be claiming kinnock's vision-- and life-- as his own. >> narrator: it became front- page news. >> biden has been caught with a sudden embarrassing comparison of his recent campaign speeches. the first example came from great britain. >> why am i the first kinnock in a thousand generations to be able to get to university? >> and i started thinking a

y jill biden y detrás kamala harris y su esposo douglas emhoff .n y hace pocos minutos capturaron la historia como un hijo de california es mi honor presentar a una gran hija de california, la vicepresidenta hizo historia pero deberíamos acordarnos que no es el final si no el comienzo como líderes se nos busca por las palabras y las acciones y entonces, avancemos juntos y logremos cosas grandes y cada vez que mire esta fotografía recuerde el comienzo del trabajo que tenemos por delante,. >> señor presidente es el señor presidente y estamos muy orgullosos, doctora joe biden él le pide que le llame señor presidente, este matrimonio está en aprietos y en nombre de la comisión conjnta yo también estoy orgulloso extasiados de entregarles la fotografía es un testimonio de la tecnología y usted señor presidente habló de fe y de victoria y los hermanos johnson escribieron un himno que usted conoce muy bien y hoy tenemos un nuevo día y ese himno fue producto de la fe y marchemos hasta que consigamos la victoria y de eso se trató el discursos, dios lo bendig

>> biden preaches unity, more divisive actions by biden to come. has a future. >> bret: what paper do you read, bill? [laughter] >> media swoon as biden takes office. fact-checking disbanded and university with a new major in the wonders of the biden program. [laughter] >> bret: always a good panel. well, they get so much great appreciate it. laura, we will see you tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern time. thank you for inviting us into your home tonight and all throughout this historic day which really was quite something. that is it for this "special report." fair, balanced, and still unafraid. "fox news prime time" hosted by brian kilmeade starts now. but as we leave you tonight, the sights and sounds of inauguration day. ♪ ♪ >> i wish the new administration great luck and great success. >> almighty god have mercy on us and bring us to everlasting light, amen. ♪ ♪ >> the president-elect of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> this is the day when our democracy picks itself up. ♪ ♪ >> so help me god. [cheers and applause] >> so help me god. >> c

con kamala harris, biden llegÓ al capitolio.nia sotomayor , convirtiÉndose asÍ en la primera mujer vicepresidenta y tambiÉn en la primera mujer negra de ascendencia india en llegar a ese cargo. [aplausos] luego le tocÓ el turno a biden, quien juramento en el mismo lugar donde hace 14 dÍas, simpatizantes de trump asaltaron el congreso y dejaron cinco muertos, incluyendo policÍa. >> esta es una gran naciÓn, pero tenemos mucho que reparar. claudia: biden ofreciÓ soluciones. >> este es nuestro momento histÓrico de crisis y desafÍo. la unidad es la Única senda para salir adelante. claudia: a la juramentaciÓn fueron los expresidentes bill clinton, george w bush y barack obama. con este Último, compaÑero de 8 aÑos, compartiÓ un fuerte abrazo, asÍ como con su esposa jill, la primera en hacerlo tras su juramentaciÓn. en el momento se vio a kamala harris sonreÍr y conversar con el vicepresidente mike pence, quien tambiÉn acudiÓ. el gran ausente fue el ahora expresidente, dona strong. ——donald trump. la actriz y cantante jennifer lÓpez le

well joe biden has been sworn in as the 46th us president officer one of the most acrimonious elections in american history the newly sworn in commander in chief has pledged to united deeply divided country calling on all americans to end the quote uncivil war now while the ceremony of some traditions it was really like no other biden took oath before a small and masked audience under dual threats of a raging pandemic and security fears after a mob ransacked capitol hill 2 weeks ago or prior to biden swearing in his deputy the 1st woman vice president camila harris she was sworn in and she's the 1st woman an american of color to hold the office of thousands of flags stood in place for americans who were discouraged to attend the inauguration to stop the spread of the coronavirus the country's recorded 400000 deaths just the day before the inauguration then biden got to work immediately just in the past hour he signed several executive orders reversing his predecessors policies on things like immigration climate change as well as the coronavirus pandemic. i'm going to. these executive ac

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why did you and hunter biden want joe biden to meet with tony? china deal. >> please stop bothering me. you don't want to comment sir hunter biden did comment saying this to abc news i said to you, in retrospect you never thought this might not look right. >> did i make a mistake? i'm human. maybe in the grand scheme of things yes, but did i make a mistake based upon some ethical lapse? absently not. >> item finally sat down with an interview to answer questions about his son but he did not talk with the journalist. instead he responded to comedian steven colbert. >> we have great confidence in our son. i am not concerned about any accusation made against him. it is used to get to me the suggestion or the notion that joe biden is not aware of his sons business activities and who he's doing business with is out ludicrous. all we have to do is look at the statements hunter biden himself has said. he's admitted the fact that he's introduced his father to some of the business associates. >> it's clear is family, hunter biden, and at least his brother

presidents joe biden signals a new dawn for u.s. africa relations it provides a chance at least resets the agenda consider an africa did not feature prominently and i don't know trump's administration biden has promised to promote diversity so could this impacts the media future of the relationship with africa let's hear from some of our correspondents across the continent. many people believe that a biden presidency will improve nigeria's relationship with the us what historically speaking we are all likely to see any remarkable difference especially when it comes to policy us like to our relations have been quite consistent over the years we've got less of who is in office but if biden's promise to ring gauge with a walled president. expect in more friendly u.s. president. as u.s. president joe biden enters the white house some people wonder if you can be an inspiration like his democrat produces a barack obama who preached good governance you know africa here in uganda with just prison to a woman 70 declared winner of the highly

we hear biden saying he is going to root out these conspiracy theories we have biden's new national intelligence say that they could play a critical role in the u.s. intelligence response to qanon and other right-wing threats you can tell after what happened at the capitol, people are taking this seriously in the biden administration >> clearly brandy, it's about time someone did. thank you. >>> president biden's inauguration was front-page news all over the world this morning. canada's toronto star quoted mr. biden's call to end this uncivil war. frances la mond described it as hos title. italy ran the headline, welcome back, america. the west australian bid farewell to our former president with the headline, don't let the door hit you on the way out in the wake of the inauguration, china reminded president bind of the international tensions he'll have to deal with. here's nbc's keir simmons. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> reporter: today president biden was sworn in china sanctioning 28 former trump administration officials, including outgoing secretary of state mike pompeo, and two out

there, naomi biden, 28 years old, natalie biden who is 16, finnegan biden 21, maisy biden is 20, veryngest of beau's children right there, you can see him in the black coat, and family is everything to joe biden. he is known to call or text with his grandchildren and his children every single day. they accompanied him on the campaign trail and on foreign trips when -- and here let's go to jan crawford. jan. >> reporter: he's going to greet some other people. he's just stopped with his family. as you can see, the new president is now standing in front of the white house. this morning, he spent the last night in blair house just on the corner. this is the first time, walking down pennsylvania avenue, the president of the united states. >> o'donnell: and greeting mayor bowser there, who has been so instrumental in working on covid relief here in the district of columbia and also the capitol hill siege. that is ashley biden, his daughter. >> a great shot, norah, in the middle with her mom and dad. >> he can't help himself, saying hello to the people. >> o'donnell: this is a family of one

that's a lie from biden. voted democrat because i don't like donald trump, but i don't believe in boyd's immigration policy, it can -- biden's immigration policy, it can never happen it. would break the back of social security, they know it. host: that's for calling. let's hear from our guest. guest: to your point, immigrants in this country are paying taxes and that's one aspect of this. there are plenty of taxpayers in this country that don't have citizenship or don't have green cards, necessarily. and in terms of the realities of getting it done. like i mentioned before, it will take in the senate 60 votes to get this done. that's 10 republicans that have to get involved. that's assuming that every republican, including moderates and more progressives and everything in between, will support it. i am not personaly the most optimistic on congress getting things done. i think anyone that's in washington or anyone that follows congress is fully aware of the challenges of getting anything done, especially at a

self-described biden biden family, joe biden as well. what was his response when you let him know that you were going public with this? >> trying to coach me, trying to sort of say we don't want to do that, we don't want press trucks out in front of our house. i'm going to have to move, i could lose my job, and all of that -- i'm not trying to cause any harm to anyone in this situation let alone rob walkerin and his family, but basically his position was if you go on record with these facts, you will bury all of us. >> if he doesn't come out on o record, i am providing the facts. >> that would just bury all of us.re >> i was focused on pushing these guys to do the right thing, to demonstrate an ounce of integrity in front of the american people. they all know the facts, i live the facts and luckily for the american people, all the facts are extremely well documented. i'm irrelevant in this discussion so i can write off the american people can listen to the recording you just played, read the legal documents executed in delaware and they

>> well, i think it's a strategy that only joe biden, president biden can embark on. one thing he said that really stuck with me is that he would defend the truth and defeat the lies. i think that is the -- standing -- whether it's at the podium in a press briefing or him in the bully pull bit always defending the truth and defeating the lies because we know that throughout trump's presidency, he relied on the repetition of those lies in order for them to take hold. i think it's really important that joe biden began his speech, talking about democracy prevailing. he ended saying that democracy didn't die on a watch and all in between he stressed the definition and the importance of defending the truth. >> donna, we are expecting president biden and vice president harris to go into work today. we have talked all day long about contrast but just seeing this as a busy bustling workplace where people are focused on the nation's business may seem like a simple and obvious contrast but i think people will be surprised by what this place looks like when it is a bustling plac

(informaciÓn en pantalla) (hablan inglÉs) en el gobierno biden, el dr.k estÁ a punto de quedarse sin vacunas temporalmente. >> el gobierno anterior no tenÍa ningÚn plan especÍfico para la distribuciÓn de vacunas a nivel nacional. . >> el nuevo presidente reconoce que no va a ser fÁcil, pero que estados unidos saldrÁ adelante. >> lo veo un poquito lejano, mÁs, sin embargo, creemos que si se pueda combatir. >> en washington d.c. rogelio mora-tagle noticias telemundo. >> desde sus primeras horas como presidente, joe biden ha marcado un cambio radical en la polÍtica migratoria, ha firmado Órdenes ejecutivas que benefician a algunos inmigrantes y las deportaciones han sido congeladas por 100 dÍas, francisco cuevas estÁ en los Ángeles, francisco, son grandes cambios para nuestra comunidad? >> josÉ, son grandes por eso vecindarios por todo el paÍs estÁn celebrando hoy una verdadera fiesta, millones de indocumentados salieron a trabajar con menos preocupaciÓn a ser arrestados y deportados, este plan migratorio serÁ una prueba de fuego en el senado pero se espera

i think joe biden, the times have made joe biden president of the united states. and all of the times he ran he didn't have a policy or ideology at the heart of his politics he's liberal segregation of senators in the senate, he was always casted foreign ideology for an idea of who he is the american people were never buying it when he ran and national campaign he was angry in america just wasn't but it may be what happened to him this time in the face of coronavirus and a president who said a lot of stuff on fire may be a lot of people really felt they needed a grief counselor ined chief. i think that is who joe biden had become so we tell a lot of stories maybe that was enough. people finally recognized even though joe biden may not have recognized it by himself but he is prepared to be the grief counselor in chief. host: do you explore the dynamics that people voted not necessarily for joe biden but against president trump? >> no doubt about that. biden benefited from that. aside from political policy differences, i think there were personality issues and one o

that's a lie from biden. i voted democrat because i don't like donald trump, but i don't believe in boyd's immigration policy, it can -- biden's immigration policy, it can never happen it. would break the back of social security, they know it. host: that's for calling. let's hear from our guest. guest: to your point, immigrants in this country are paying taxes and that's one aspect of this. there are plenty of taxpayers in this country that don't have citizenship or don't have green cards, necessarily. and in terms of the realities of getting it done. like i mentioned before, it will take in the senate 60 votes to get this done. that's 10 republicans that have to get involved. that's assuming that every republican, including moderates and more progressives and everything in between, will support it. i am not personaly the most optimistic on congress getting things done. i think anyone that's in washington or anyone that follows congress is fully aware of the challenges of getting anything done, especially at

i inbox that joe biden has? no, i don't think— inbox that joe biden has?nbox that joe biden has? no, i don't think so. a new _ inbox that joe biden has? no, i don't think so. a new presidentj don't think so. a new president coming in, inheriting the most appalling situations, wherever you look across the political waterfront, the state of the economy because of the pandemic, then the pandemic and the fact there are 400,000 dead and a roll—out of the vaccine that is going very slowly, you look at the racial tensions left by the death of george floyd and the aftermath of a number of incidents of that nature which have left people feeling fractious and uneasy, so what we will see from joe biden in these opening date is a flurry of executive orders committing he can sign that you not need congressional approval. but big legislation will still be difficult, the senate is on a knife edge, he cannot get his legislation passed easily. then become due today, he talked about a winter of peril facing america become due today, he talked about a winter of perilfacing a

emily: joe biden doesn't hope so.oe biden hopes that he is going to be able to work with mcconnell as well as other republicans, passing in a bipartisan manner. we have a partisan times right here. if republicans decide they do not want to go along with joe biden or feel they cannot go along with his agenda, then i think we are going to see kamala harris on the floor of the senate a number of times in the next two years. francine: there is speculation that donald trump could form a new party. what does that mean from the loyalty he gets from members of congress? emily: i think there are members of congress where constituents are very loyal to trump, perhaps more so than any given party. one thing to note here is that this would be an entire u.s. history lesson. the way that our country is set up, it is very difficult for a third-party to emerge and to gain the political power and political momentum needed in many places. and so while there are a number of individuals out there, voters who feel they are more loyal to t

biden's executive action.were to resume at the end of this months. >>> amazon wants to help with vaccine efforts in the u.s. in a letter to president biden viewed by "reuters," the e-commerce giant says it struck the deal with a health care provider where it can administer shots at its facilities. it said it would move forward once doses are available and could provide technology and communications resources to help the new administration with vaccine efforts. >>> and someone is waking up a multimillionaire this morning. lottery officials say there's a winner in the $730 million powerball jackpot. the fifth largest ever. the winning ticket was sold in maryland. in case you missed it, the will be r -- the winning numbers were 40-53-60-68-69, and a powerball of 22. and anne-marie, i guess there's always the mega millions tomorrow. >> yeah. keep your fingers crossed. if you don't have a ticket you don't have a chance. thank you, diane. >> you got it. >>> up next, bernie sanders' fashion statement. did you see him

a biden lo acompaÑaron tres ex presidente.Ía del capitolio, logrÓ mantener la turba violenta lejos del esnvrdÓ cuando los manifestantes se tomaron el capitolio fue vicepresidente de harris. la mÚsica fue emotivo. que hace llamado a la unidad. la interpretaciÓn de jennifer lÓpez.. dejÓ mÁs de uno sin aliento. ♪ >> una naciÓn bajo dios indivisible con libertad y justicia para todos. reportera: en decir en espaÑol un fragmento de juramento de lealtad fue mÁs emocionante. al terminar la juramentaciÓn del presidente biden las muestras dae fecto por su familia fueron muy efusivas. no sÓlo celebrabran el logro. recordar los que estÁn en el camino como su hijo. que falleciÓ por un cÁncer cerebral. la interpretaciÓn de la cantante lady gaga del himno nacional y la del cantante de mÚsica country, tambiÉn fue muy aplaudida. entre los regalos que recibiÓ el presidente biden de un legislador republicano una foto de la inauguraciÓn enmarcada, a sÓlo minutos de haber concluido el evento. una muestra que la tecnologÍa se mueve con mucha rapid

♪♪] >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> joe bidenero 46 de los estados unidos , un hombre familiar , tranquilo experimentado y con una larga trayectoria política , le acompaña kamala harris , vicepresidenta negra e hija de inmigrantes ambos deben guiar el país en uno de los momentos más complicados en la historia de estados unidos , una nación polarizada desconcertada y mal herida con más de 400 mil muertos por coronavirus (covid-19) y la cicatriz abierta por el asalto al capitolio cuáles son los desafíos de la pareja qué pueden esperar los inmigrantes cómo podemos contribuir al cambio y la esperanza , aquí comienza biden, una nueva era y biden aquí seguimos frente al capitolio de estados unidos un edificio que simboliza el valor de la democracia de nuestro país >> así es josé díaz-balart en el ala oeste del capitolio frente al (nombre en inglés) han juramentado por casi dos siglos presidentes de estados unidos hoy le tocó a joe biden el presidente número 46 >> ha sido una jornada sin público debido a las restricciones por el coronav

president biden wants to provide from demick relief and fix the u.s. economy experts views on how that could go down also on the program germany gives farmers a high take to help them become a bargain to friendly but there is a technical hitch. i'm chris cuomo welcome to the program u.s. president joe biden's an auger ation set the tone for his economic policy for the coming months and years at the top of the agenda guiding america's way out of the coronavirus crisis a reporter a day of winter because as his opinion of biden's our hero address. if one word could summarize biden's speech it is unity with the new president highlighting the need to overcome the pandemic and economic devastation together with unity we can do great things important things we can right wrongs we can put people to work in good jobs we can teach our children in safe schools we can overcome the deadly virus we can reward reward work and rebuild the middle class and make health care secure for all and this is the state of the country he's inheriting president biden's address hig

that's a lie from biden. i voted democrat because i don't like donald trump, but i don't believe in boyd's immigration policy, it can -- biden's immigration policy, it can never happen it. would break the back of social security, they know it. host: that's for calling. let's hear from our guest. guest: to your point, immigrants in this country are paying taxes and that's one aspect of this. there are plenty of taxpayers in this country that don't have citizenship or don't have green cards, necessarily. and in terms of the realities of getting it done. like i mentioned before, it will take in the senate 60 votes to get this done. that's 10 republicans that have to get involved. that's assuming that every republican, including moderates and more progressives and everything in between, will support it. i am not personaly the most optimistic on congress getting things done. i think anyone that's in washington or anyone that follows congress is fully aware of the challenges of getting anything done, especially at

even what joe biden will face, you can imagine joe biden a veteran of washington, cultural politics ofhis town. is thinking about the daunting challenge of hitting a reset of four years of donald trump. what he attempted to do, what trump did, and the division in the country. the stakes are very, very high. and manifestations of that, the ravages of the pandemic on top of all of that, will be evident as the 46th president looks out across the national mall on this chilly morning, and this chilly midday, to see no spectators. no fellow americans watching him because of a combination of the division in the country, which creates this armed encampment and the threats of his inauguration and the pandemic. so there's a lot for him to deal with. there's no doubt -- i hope he's getting good sleep, but it makes for a difficult morning. >> natasha, it feels as though we're in this period of suspended animation. people holding their breath. the president still in the white house, he will fly off but it will take much longer than that, obviously, for americans and historians and everybody to proc

not just the biden voters. biden has been very clear. he wants to be a president for everybody.ca, too. folks in appalachia, in the industrial heartland that are suffering. as democrats, progressives, people that want to see the country come together, we have to stick up for our base but also say those policies like broadband for all which would help people in appalachia as well as the hood, those policies that would move the ball forward on criminal justice, mental health, infrastructure, that would help everybody, let's champion those as well so he can do both things. we ward his base and bring the together together. >> jeff merkley told us moments ago, it's important this administration not simply adopt, we're going to talk to the middle of the spectrum as their strategy. what do you make of that? >> well, look, very much because you do have this problem which is that we are justifiably outraged. not just progressives and democrats. just regular, ordinary americans with any pride, with functioning brain stems. very distressed and angry with this right wing, white nationalist,

jill biden.ative dean as you prepare for the impeachment trial, it feels a limb funny to be talking -- a little funny to be talking about that with president trump about to leave office. what will be different about it? we're talking about a president who won't be president anymore. >> well, it does feel funny to talk about that at this important time. but it is an important step. you know, joe biden last night at such a moving memorial said something that i believe, he said to heal we must remember. so this is a man of faith. if you have anything you need to know about joe biden, take a look at how he started. last night he started by trying to heal the nation. that meant something to me and to my family. my mother-in-law died, a girl of scranton died may the 3rd of covid. so to heal we must remember. and i thank just about about president biden and vice president kamala harris for choosing last night to come into office and offer healing, offer mourning, recognizing our suffering. but why must

become president biden.hat kamala harris is going to become the vice president. and so, i think we already know the answer to how he will begin to govern because he is who he has always been and who he has taken great pains since the nomination to show he wants to find a spot, perhaps not in the center, but as close to the center of american politics as his politics allow him to exist and to begin to reach across the aisle to talk to americans about unity, about moving forward, about reckon silluation, about moving on. he's probably not going to begin that moment with an up swell of support from the republican party as exists right now in washington or around the country. that's why we're going to see a series of executive actions, executive orders and a broadcasting already like there's no mystery about what's going to happen on the first day. ron klane, his incoming chief of staff already laid it out, environmental policy, immigration policy, acopproach economic recovery and so on and so forth. we're talki

and what president biden, president—elect biden has made clear is that he intends to be the president, not just those who voted for him, but everybody, and that he will be listening broadly, but he will be staying true to his core values. and he's made it clear that those core values are to make sure that we build back better. and what he means by that phrase is that when we emerge from this global pandemic, we will make sure that we vaccinate people fairly. we will make sure that the jobs that have evaporated for the least people who were least able to lose theirjobs are able to recoup. women have been devastated byjob loss in this pandemic. people of colour have suffered disproportionately from the pandemic in terms of health outcomes and also in terms ofjob loss. and so as we rebuild, we do have to rebuild in a way that is fairer and more equitable. and so do you put a label on that as being progressive? i put a label on that as being fair and mindful that the american dream should not be available just to just a few, but it should be available to everybody. and i think that that i

and in the case of joe biden, joe biden can say whatever he wants.e telling the truth when he says i'm personally against abortion, which the catholic church says is an intrinsic evil human rights issue of our time. he is not just any catholic a very powerful catholic. our faith says he has a responsibility to stop this violence, to stop abortion. and he hasn't. joe biden with all the -- has chosen power and money over being a good and faithful catholic over defending innocent life. and it's not just abortion. on the case of he was the vice president, went after the little sisters of the poor. anyone who had a conscious objection to it and then during covid the democrat party prioritized walmart and strip clubs and many things over church. over saying that it wasn't essential. so there is a lot of problems with the "new york times" weighing in on this. todd: this as the head of the u.s. punish shops biden would quote advance even than human life. watch her on moms, fox nation, she is the host she is awesome. are cd we love you. carley: thank you, rac

biden called for unity with failed attacks on his political rivals. >> president biden: now, politicalwhite supremacy, domestic terrorism, we must confront and we will defeat. history, faith, and a reason. show the way, the way of unity. we could see each other not as adversaries, but as neighbors. the harsh, ugly reality of racism, nativism, fear, demonization have long torn us apart. it's beyond we are going to break it all down. hello and welcome to "fox news at night" i'm shannon bream in washington. let's start at the white house with gillian turner and president biden's first evening and office. hello, jillian. >> good evening, shannon. it is officially a row. 1600 pennsylvania avenue. he did hit the ground running today. he signed 17 executive orders, some of them repealing some of the trump era signature policies and tonight he managed to get his first cabinet level appointee confirmed to the senate, avril haines is a new director national intelligence. >> president biden: so help me god. >> congratulations mr. president. >> his first act focused on immigration. he stopped cons

thursday the biden protection plan went poof and biden was left alone with the press who challenged hisay vaccine goal. >> isn't that where the u.s. is right now? >> when i announced it you all said it wasn't possible. come on, give me a break, man. jesse: that's joe's tell. when he snaps and can't communicate effectively. "politico" reports that democrats have been caught flat footed out of the gate. contrary to two years ago when the party took the house and leaders articulated a plan on guns and equality. no clear agenda has been presented by president biden. joe never showed leadership or management skills needed to be president. this shouldn't sprays anyone who follows politics. joe is a lucky guy who was swept into office by an act of god. a once in a hundred-year pandemic. not to mention a record flood of mail ballots. but he's the president now. and we wish him good health and our country good fortune. unfortunately the corporate media isn't objective. they are corrupt. because the media works with the democrat party to help him get elected. they will participate in the biden pr

. >> el presidente joe biden y su primer discurso como presidente y vamos a resurgir como lo han hecho. >> el presidente joe biden llama a celebrar el día de la democracia y reocnociendo que es frágil pero que hoy ha ganado y dic2 que tenemos mucho para hacer y enfrentar crisis y él tendrá que comenzar con acciones definitivas. >> ahora el cantante country a cantar amazing ... (aplausos). ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ amazing grace, how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me i once was lost, but now i am found was blind, but now i see 'twas grace that taught my heart to fear and grace my fears relieved how precious did that grace appear the hour i first believed through many dangers, toils and snares we have already come 'twas grace has brought us safe thus far and grace will lead us home when we've been there ten thousand years bright, shining as the sun we've no less days to sing god's praise than when we've first begun amazing grace, how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me i once was lost, but now i am found was blind, but now i see ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ . (aplausos). >>

bring on biden. thank you for share your story and for keeping the conversation positive and thoughtful. rare for social media. but you proved it is not impossible. you can follow me online. i am @nbc joshua on twitter and facebook. it is good to be with you tonight for our msnbc inauguration special. washington is often quiet around the capitol on a sunday night but not this quiet. it definitely belies the anxiety across the district and the country. law enforcement is working over time prevent violence on the streets ahead of the transfer of power. let's spend this hour looking ahead at joe biden's inauguration. for nbc news in washington, welcome. >> let's begin with the latest. security is tight with three days until the joe biden is sworn in. 15,000 troops are quartered here in and around the u.s. capitol with more on the way. many had been sleeping on the marble floors of the capitol visitor's center before cots were brought in. so far we know of two arrests made at check points but more than 3

way and now with biden taking office israel's policy is to pressure the biden of ministration to include israel's concerns and israel's attitude. while it is going to discuss the nuclear issue with iran so. whether this is. to measure the biden administration's efforts to save the nuclear deal will entirely depend on. his efforts to to distance from the trumpet ministration so the trump is ation of america will be a key element to measure the biden administration success or failure the more it distances from coercive measures and returns to dialogue the more likely it is to save the nuclear deal all right are the americans now that the americans now admit that the. trump administration's maximum pressure campaign failed so now there is a golden opportunity for the biden alliance ration to save this nuclear deal now hillary of justice and to what i like about that it has been saying and basically this is exactly what the iranian president has been saying what his. inner circle has been saying and what the iranian foreign minister has been saying of the expecting joe biden to distance hims

this is biden speaking tuesday. pres. biden: the brutal truth is, it is going to take months before we get the majority of americans vaccinated. months. in the next few months, masks, not vaccines, are the best defense against covid-19. amy: the centers for disease control and prevention says schools can safely reopen with precautions in place such as mask-wearing and social distancing, and -- and the cdc says more stringent restrictions we need to be imposed elsewhere in the community, including indoor dining to keep overall infection rates down. in international news, britain has topped 100,000 coronavirus deaths, the world's fifth highest death toll. prime minister boris johnson addressed the nation to mark the grim milestone. >> i am deeply sorry for every life that has been lost. as prime minister, i take full responsibility for everything the government has done. amy: several european countries, including germany, are making medical-grade masks mandatory in some indoor public spaces. france is also recommending medi

eamon, a historic day for president biden.ne that's been decades in the making >> reporter: that's right, shep. when he first began dating his first wife her mother asked what he wanted to do. the young biden said he would become president some day. that some day is today 30 years in the senate, two bids for presidency, eight year stint as vice president to barack obama. in his emotional address biden poured himself into the job he had sought for a lifetime. >> we'll press forward with speed and urgency for we have much to do in this winter of peril and significant possibilities. much to repair much to restore. much to heal much to build, and much to gain. >> reporter: now two weeks after a devastating attack on the capitol official washington turned to age old rituals in an attempt to match biden's call for unity with republican leader mitch mcconnell joining the bidens in a church service and kevin mccarthy welcoming them in the same rotunda biden acknowledged this was a moment unlike any other in american history >> here we

the best vice president has ever had mr joe biden . biden looked resigned to never quite reaching the nation's highest office and tell donald trump came along that's why the day and analyse my kid to see the president of the united states. president we have to put with his decades of experience biden said he was the man to restore america's standing in the world that he was the man for the moment i'll be a president will stand with our allies and friends and make it clear to our adversaries the days of cozying up to dictators is over he promised to show leadership in the midst of a coronavirus pandemic it's estimated that nearly another 210000 americans could lose their lives by the end of the year and nothing no more let's just set partisanship aside let's end the politics and follow the signs. ultimately the voters agreed electing biden the nation's 46th president but the election was divisive and his opponent donald trump refused to concede instead pushing conspiracy theories about his loss biden refused to engage with trump's attac

at the time, joe biden had been doing poorly. i want to know how you decided to step into the primary and say something. >> you started out with a picture. the fish fry that i have become famous for, i was doing that before i came to congress. i have been congress 28 years. but i was doing that fish fry before congress. i really did it to give all of our workers around the state to do the friday night before the state democratic convention. it was just to show appreciation for people, turn out the votes, so that fish fry i had took place at a time my wife was losing her battle with diabetes. and she could not attend. we had twentysomething odd candidates running for candidate at the fish fry. there were 7500 people, according to the estimates of the police department. i got home, i spoke to my wife and told her about the success of the fish fry. and she said if you really want to have success, you'd better nominate joe biden. she was the first one to tell me joe biden was out there. and i will catalog that, take a serious, becaus

the threat to biden is not biden. the threat to biden is not his progressive wing.aying the mob has been fed lies. he should have said it -- >> how long did it take to say that. >> same with the election. we have no reason to believe in him. my question is do you really believe that the enablers who are still there, haully. who held up a pick for no good reason. cruz. they really want things to be any different than they were or just dying for a chance to investigate hunter biden? >> i think some of the republicans who vote td against the first nomination are doing so for personal political ambition reasons. it's quite obvious what the game is. over all it was a strong bipartisan vote. i do believe mcconnell who does have a friendship with biden. when he says there will be areas to work together. that doesn't mean republicans roll over for every democratic idea. nor joe biden will roll over for every idea mcconnell throws out there. you have two guys who know each other and trust each other and can get something done. joe biden knows how a bill becomes a law. not so

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i'd be surprised if president biden for the nominee biden.t would be surprising to me but i don't know. >> but from current these people, that's likely what happened. >> can't imagine. this view that she is a female obama, she deals with that. you can understand what. she's accomplished a great deal on her own. she was the first woman of color to be san francisco district attorney, first woman of color to be california attorney general, second black woman to be elected to u.s. senate. she is creating her own legacy. there are similarities of course but she's -- you know, they are very different lawyers. she was a courtroom prosecutor. he worked for a law firm in chicago and taught at the university of chicago. she went to a terrific law school but it's not a top ten, a lot of great lawyers, my father included. >> excellent. i want to ask about her sister, she ran the aclu in northern california. i'm wondering the influences she has, what roles this she play? >> i don't think i've ever met her. i suppose it's possible we've talked briefly on t