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alexis mcgill johnson joins us now >> good to see you, again, alexis. lets peel that back a little bit more. they're talking specifically about $300 million across the board to progressive groups, including planned parenthood. a few days after that, they were looking for calling -- for an investigation into funding specifically to organizations like planned parenthood, so you clearly are in those crosshairs. planned parenthood, obviously, is not just about abortions, although that's sort of the public perception that keeps pushed continuously. there's a great deal more with respect to the work regarding women's health care, writ large, that is also in that crosshairs. talk about what that may mean, should these plans to not only target, but to eliminate funding for planned parenthood translate to for women. >> yeah, well, thank you, michael. i mean, look, to wake up to see an op-ed like that talking about the resources that planned parenthood gets as a critical part of the public health infrastructure in the united states. one out of three women has bee

[cheers and applause] i would also like to give a special thanks and shout out to alexis.cheers and applause] alexis, thank you for your incredible courage speaking out for your precious jocelyn and your courage has made such a profound difference in this nation. >> build a wall! >> we are going to. i would also like to say thank you to all the democrats across texas who crossed over and supported my campaign. [cheers and applause] including especially harris county district attorney. who has stood strong for prosecuting violent criminals. and i would like to say thank you to every texan across our rate state -- are great state, who has stood with us in this fight, who worked and fought for texas. i would like to congratulate colin allred on a hard-fought campaign. an one to say to all of -- and i would like to say to all of those who did not support me, you have my word that i will fight for you, your jobs, your safety, and for your constitutional rights. but tonight the people of texas have spoken. and their message rings clear as a belt across our great state. texas wil

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[applause] i also want to give a special shout-out to alexis.applause] alexis, thank you for your incredible courage speaking out for your precious jocelyn, and your courage has made such a profound difference in this nation. [applause] [crowd chanting "build the wall"] sen. cruz: we're going to. [applause] i also want to thank all the democrats across texas who crossed over and supported my campaign -- [applause] including especially harris county district attorney -- [applause] who has stood strong for prosecuting violent criminals. and i want to thank every texan across our great state who has stood with us in this fight, who worked, and who fought for texas. [applause] i want to congratulate colin allred on a hard-fought campaign. and i want to say to all of those who didn't support me, you have my word that i will fight for you, for your jobs, for your safety, and for your constitutional rights. [applause] but tonight, the people of texas have spoken. [applause] and their message rings clear as a bell across our great state, texas will rema

alexis, when you look at the states where the voters said they want abortion to be legal in my state,ng that information available to you, how have you made sense of that? >> well, look, i think that the only mandate that donald trump got on election night was to keep a national abortion ban off of our bodies, right? he knows, the president-elect knows that abortion won on election night in all of those states that you mentioned, whether it was arizona, colorado, maryland, missouri, montana, new york, across the spectrum, even in florida abortion was more popular than the president-elect. and i think what that means to us, right, is that people voted to ensure their own bodily autonomy in those states, and we always knew that, you know, abortion rights are popular and nonpartisan across the board. you don't vote to overturn a ban in missouri just by winning on democratic votes. you don't win constitutional amendments in kentucky, montana, and ohio without, you know, without ensuring that republican and independents come across the board. those are many of the same people that planned

make you have an alexi explaining quite to get your thoughts on the w. thanks so much for your time. my pleasure. thank you. jim and is closing all 3 of ronnie and general consulates in the country in response to the execution of a gentleman are running into a national in type around 3 days ago for our minister and the bulk announced the move saying that relations with iran had reached an all time low she called for an the a you to extend sanctions against iran. berlin had been wanting of severe consequences for months prior to the execution of jam. she'd shem of germany's and best of the to around less. tyrone yes, today is diplomatic tensions rise of of the killing. they don't believe political correspondent, julia south dailey told us more about the latest gym and measures against era as yeah, we've heard, that's the 3 general consulates of iran in germany have been order shuts by the german government. that means that 32 diplomats and employees working at these con slips will have to leave the countries operations will cease there. and if the employe

alright alexis, who cannot hear me, thank you.rthel: you are thinking the same thing alexis i'm going to start using that eric, i just get here. [laughter] let's bring in political analyst and pollster. she was advising house speaker jon weiner is founder of blue stack strategies it. alright maura, i went to start here millions have already voted. the majority of americans will vote in three days. so, just wondering do you think some of these links campaign controversies that have cropped up a play a role in people's final decision? >> for those who have not gone to the polls yet to go vote, i do think you are seeing this left sergey being exhausted by the things he former president says and does on the campaign trail. when you are a trying but he ws still undecided i do believe a large portion of that is the republican moderates they were at nikki haley voters and have not felt like the former president has reached out to them to really consider their votes. and so yes, i do think being exhausted which many people are as we get d

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is there any indication how much that has affected the early voting, alexis? >> yeah.e of those areas people had originally had major concerns they were going to be able to get to the polls to see that big turnout in some of the other areas we won't know what counties to have that trickle and effect people here on the ground said they thought it was better to get it as early as possible to take a while to get that counting down and they have some concerns about that. so they want to make sure their vote got in and counted. jon. jon: what about the issues in north carolina are they different than anywhere in the country i assume economy is number one. >> yeah when you go out to talk about the people no matter in michigan where i was yesterday and here in north carolina they talk about the economy because that's what they think about every single day you have to look at your taxes, you have to look at what you're paying for your gas, groceries and your houses they said they're paying more now than they ever did and they're not interested many talking about personalities

alexis mcadams thanks.h vice president or candidates campaigning today in the pivotal swing state of nevada which could tip the scale and either party's favor this time around. jeff paul is live with more. he is in las vegas. early voting wrapped up here in the banevada there is a push frm campaigns to get people who have the ballot to convince people to vote in person that's a big part of the resourcing big groups like this at the food festival where at a north las vegas trying to get people to go out and vote because things are so close right now. they sent of urgency was back to the latest figures regarding early voting here in nevada. that cast their ballot but republicans have the edge at the moment. outpacing democrats by nearly 50000 ballots cast so far. that's a big part of the reason we see trump and harrison campaign both cannons were here rounding two days ago. today it was the running mates turn report noticed great demands to melt holding rows in the las vegas area that emphasized the top of th

with alexi. and christina simpson ramirez, president of next-gen america. lexi, i am curious your reaction to this meeting coming up. are you at all surprised that it is happening so quickly, or is this the norm? i'm curious also what you make of president biden's reaction to the election overall. >> yeah, thanks for having me, alex. i think that it's interesting seeing democrats, president biden, vice president harris sort of saying let's move on, you know, business as usual. let's move forward. we have seen reporting where some staffers of harris have sort of said as much, saying that they are confused by the messaging that trump was a threat to democracy, and now everyone at the top is sort of saying well, let's just move forward and kind of normalize this. it is interesting that the clear threats posed by donald trump to the country are no longer at the top of what president biden or vice president harris are saying. that said, democrats have never been the party to stoop to trump my in behav

i also want to give a special shout out to alexis monger. alexis, thank you for your incredible courage speaking out for your precious jocelyn and your courage has made such a profound difference in this nation. [crowd chanting build the wall] >> we're going to. [applause] i also want to thank all the democrats across texas who crossed over and supported my campaign. including especially harris county district attorney kim -- who has stood strong for prosecuting violent criminals. i want to congratulate colin allred on a hard-fought campaign and i want to say to all of those who didn't support me, you have my word that i will fight for you, for your jobs, for your safety and for your constitutional rights. but tonight, the people of texas have spoken. and their message rings clear as it fell across our great state. texas will remain texas. [applause] you know, the media were ready to write off texas. and chuck schumer poured in more than $100 million to our state. well i want to say thank you, chuck. and i hope we win a few more senate seats

. >> reporter: julian johnson and alexis pierson are stuck in the mess trying to get to work. >> we do not want to go through that. i don't want my engine to die at all. >> we see everybody making a u-turn. we got to do the same thing. >> reporter: there's flooding on many city streets and freeways across the east bay. this is westbound 580 near downtown oakland. the two left lanes are covered in inches of water. the slick roads also caused many accidents due to low visibility. the chp is asking the public to stay home, if possible. >> when it's wet, it takes a longer time to stop. make sure and maintain safe speeds. slow down in the rain. stay off your phones. >> reporter: gusty winds knocks down trees and power lines in oakland. the fire department quickly chopped down a tree limb blocking a freeway off ramp. >> the lights went out, which i kind of expected with the rain and all. >> reporter: in the oakland hills on sequoia road, a downed line knocked out power for about 1,000 customers and one caregiver said she can't cook lunch for an elderly patient because the stove is electric.

. >> ainsley: alexis mcadams in west palm beach with the latest. good morning, alexis. reporter: good morning. we got a new information in and it was matt gaetz that picked up the phone and called president trump telling him he was bowing out about too many controversy and now bondi is in, who is pam bondi? she's tough, she's a fighter and always stood up for what she believes in including fighting for former president trump. watch. >> chief law enforcement officer and this entire country and talk alaska the weaponization of fbi, cia, atf and irs and all starts at the top with merrick garland and he has to respond to this and has to be held accountable and this is way too important for the american people and our justice system is at stake. reporter: she's worked on a wide variety of cases and she's got the experience and has the backbone to back it up. trump says bondi bye bye bye a great edition to the team and refocus the doj to the intended purpose of fighting crime and making america safe again. he said i know, have known pam for many years and she's smart, tough,

. >> and obviously, alexi, in this broad system of democracy it's not like voters have particular views of things, it's just the way it works, so i don't want to hold an unfair standard, but it's striking to me that the talk about what swing voters said why they were voting for trump in this kind of, like, the project 2025 example being the most clear. in polling people hated it, it had a worse approval rate than hamas at one point, they disavowed, now you have like the guy that wrote the ftc chapter who they want for the ftc and a whole agenda items in 2025 being imported into the government. >> i think it's really tricky. i think a lot about how people regard their feelings as fact, and we all know feelings are not fact, that that is true when it comes to politics, that is true with something like crime, which i know we have talked about at different points even when crime rates are going down people are still crying about crime running amok . consumers have been spending as if the economy is not as bad as they've been saying it is, so that's another example. real wages have been goin

she is here, alexis. and so she planning that event and he will be stopping at oriskany monument. an interesting fact about, the oriskany battlefield monument. the the what happened interest skinny was so significant to congress that even though they were deeply in debt. two months after that battle they commissioned $500 to build a memorial. nothing happened in 1823. they tried again around the 50th anniversary. but again did finally dedicate that over 100 years later on august 1884. so there were 60,000 people that came out for that. so our lafayette is going stop there and we're we're very proud of that. then he will stop in whitesboro at the home of mrs. white, the widow, because he knew her husband. and what we're hoping to do is to an assembly at whitesboro school, central school and introduce lafayette to the students. we're going to be introduced lafayette prior to june. the ninth, but that is our or june the 10th. i'm sorry. so i'm getting my dates for june the eighth. it's the ball. june the ninth in the morning, syracuse, june ninth in the afternoon, june the 10th. oris

. >> martha: correspondent alexis mcaddoms reporting live from new york.s. >> reporter: they were trying to put more attention on this. not everyone in pennsylvania thinks it was just over yet. democrats on some election boards are breaking the law to overturn those results. they're just counting the legal ballots. they're trying to protect your second amendment. >> it is a pretty stupid thing to not count someone's vote simply because they didn't date an envelope for a ballot. >> reporter: supreme court said you can't do that. this comes days after the race was called for president-elect dave mccormick. he beat out democratic senator bob casey. casey will not concede. it's not cheap. it's going to cost taxpayers a million dollars. what votes should be recounted? some blue counties are counting ballots that don't have the required signatures or the right date on it. that's according to the law. now the rnc and mccormick's team are suing four pennsylvania counties. john thun called on casey to concede. he thinks that his counterpart will do the right thing

alexis. so, she is planning that event, and he will be stopping at the monument, and interesting fact about the battlefield monument, the -- what happened there was so significant to congress that even though they were deeply in debt, two months after that battle, they commissioned $500 to build a memorial. nothing happened, and in 1823, they tried again around the 50th anniversary, but again, they did finally dedicate that over 100 years later on august 6, 1884. so, there were 60,000 people that came out for that. so, our lafayette is going to stop there. and we're very proud of that. then, he will stop in whitesboro at the home of mrs. white, the widow, because he knew her husband, and what we're hoping to do is to have an assembly at whitesboro central school and introduce lafayette to the students. we're going to be introducing lafayette prior to june the 9th, but that is our -- or june 10th, i'm sorry, so i'm getting my dates mixed up. june 8th is the ball. june 9th, in the morning, syra

opponents. hundreds, possibly thousands of russians have been jailed for the political views, including alexi, nev only. he'd been in prison since 2021. and he's death in february delta below to the movement. depriving the opposition of its well known leader. and the toll of russia's invasion of ukraine continues nearly 1000 days into the conflict. rushes, military advances have depleted hopes of a solid ukrainian victory on the buckle field and deep into space of the cost to life and to the country itself. put in a phone call to the russian president on friday, germany's chancellor, olaf schultz just pretend to pull troops out of ukraine, but admitted he showed no signs of backing down. from it. you see a club. it is very clear to me that we must not be under any illusions we must not be naive. russia and the russian president has thought that this will have expanded an unbelievable way and to prepare to risk a great deal of material and above all their own lives with a plan to conquer land and deny you claim sovereignty and democracy. the legacy of nevada only may have left a mark on the op

. >> reporter: julian johnson and alexis pierson are stuck in the mess trying to get to work. >> we do not want to go through that. i don't want my engine to die at all. >> definitely don't. see everybody making a u-turn. we got to do the same thing. >> reporter: there's flooding on many city streets and freeways across the east bay. this is westbound 580 near downtown oakland, the two left lanes covered in inches of water. the slick roads caused many accidents, the chp asking the public to stay home, if possible. >> when it's wet, it takes longer time to stop. make sure and maintain safe speeds. slow down in the rain. stay off your phones. >> reporter: gusty winds knocked down trees and power lines in oakland. the oakland fire department quickly chopped down a tree limb that was blocking a freeway off ramp. in the oakland hills on sequoia road, a downed line knocked out power for about 1,000 customers. one caregiver says she can't cook lunch for an elderly patient since the electric stove is useless. >> the power is affecting us a lot because i'm a caregiver. my client is hungry. she'

yeah, we do a permanent position, lead alexi, nev only. she accompanied the organizes of the protest and i did cut her moves and to yeah, she both release from russian custody in august as part of a historic prisoner exchange between moscow, the west and the kind of news. and so i say that today i can watch on the streets and represent my friends and family from russia. i just want to show that there are many russians disagreeing with the war. and they're not allowed to say what they think the demonstration comes as a particularly challenging time ribbon with internal conflicts, the movement as we couldn't under the strain of the demon pollutants voss cracked down on political opponents with hundreds, possibly thousands of russians have been jailed for the political views, including alexi and of on the we've been in prison since 2021. and he's death in february delta below to the movement. depriving the opposition of its well known leader. and the toll of russia's invasion of ukraine continues nearly 1000 days into the conflict. rushes, mi

alexi and juanita are back with me. alexi, what are you hearing about the jack smith team firings?an, it is pretty remarkable considering it is going to include a number of attorneys who would typically not be considered, you know, so-called political appointees or on one side or the other and would usually be shielded from this type of political retribution. they're now directly in trump's target and you know, i think what is more concerning is that he's following through on these things, yes, but also, that he and his team have said that you know, other targets include people like journalists or media companies that talk badly about him or treat him unfairly. people who worked for kamala harris' campaign on the dnc. so you have to ask yourself are those things going to happen, too, and is it only a matter of time now that we're seeing him already announce he's going to take an extraordinary step like firing all of jack smith's team out of personal animas. >> yeah. what about, juanita, the day one plans, which appear to include executive action on immigration, which could be mass

hey, alexis. >> hey, steve, that's right.e is going to be key here in this battleground state of michigan. it's also a very tight race when you look at the latest fox news polls. we are talking about a dead heat. voters tell me on the campaign trail this is all going to come down to the economy and immigration, two main topics that the former president hit on at his rally in nevada yesterday, watch. >> we brought together veterans and union members, soldiers and steelworkers, farmers and auto workers and patriotic moms and dads of every race, religion, color, and creed. we're welcoming historic numbers of african-americans, hispanic americans, asian americans, and arab americans. did you see in michigan how well we are doing with the arab americans? >> right on the ground here in dearborn, michigan. i went around this state specifically in dearborn which has the largest arab muslim population, guys in the country. we caught up with imam here who says voters on the ground in michigan are fed up with democrats and angry over vi

joining me now we have alexi mcammond, msnbc clinical analyst and host of the podcast in sync with alexi i welcome you, how many more of the extreme cabinet picks do you expect to actually go through? >> well, as we have seen in the few picks that donald trump has announced already, he is not afraid of picking people who are viewed as controversial, not just by many in media and otherwise, but by fellow republicans, as we have seen in the case of matt gaetz. we have seen republicans come out against rfk junior, leading hhs. there is something to be said, though, about the republican party's willingness to fall in line with donald trump. you have seen some congressmen already saying things to the effect of if donald trump tells us to jump three feet we will jump three feet. really, just remembering, reminding folks, rather, that they are willing to do whatever it takes to help president- elect trump enact his agenda and get the people he wants installed in his cabinet and his administration. >> so, we know house republicans, certainly mike johnson, trying to stop the release of the house

alexis mcadams for us, thanks. andy mccarthy's former assistant u.s.t of new york, jonathan turley george washington university law professor, both fox news contributors. gentlemen, start with you, andy, your reaction to the loony sentencing of teixeira and we might have to interrupt. >> you have a situation where there is obvious harm done to the country. these situations can be catastrophic because in addition to troop movements, which in wartime in and of itself is bad enough, you always have to do a damage assessment, john, regarding methods and sources of intelligence and what might be blown by virtue of the fact that this stuff gets leaked out. so it obviously, when there is a real impact on national security, it's got to be dealt with in a serious way. >> john: you know, as alexis, jonathan, was pointing out, one question was how a low-level national guardsman got access to this top-secret material. >> i know. that's one of the most troubling aspects, like they are giving clearances to beavis and butthead. i mean, this guy was a gamer who was ju

alexis mcadams now live from west palm beach, florida.t are you hearing from the trump team on this, alexis? >> hi, john. well, i am just hearing from the trump team that they are pretty busy right now over in mar-a-lago as they try to look through some other options, right, because there was that short-list, and now here in palm beach, florida, it goes back to the drawing board. i just got off the phone with a member of the trump transition team. they wanted to make one thing very clear, john. they said that this was the decision of former representative matt gaetz. they said he came to this decision on his own, but it's crazy how things change in washington, d.c. it was just hours ago that gaetz said he was confident, walking around the halls in capitol hill with a smile on his face, saying things are going pretty well, and today he dropped out. watch. >> the senator has been giving me a lot of good advice. looking for to a hearing. folks have been very supportive. they say we're going to get a fair process, so it's a great day of momen

alexis mcadams, thank you. >> john: let's dig deeper on this. this guy, this venezuelan immigrant suspected member of tren de aragua arrested many times. was busted going after one of alvin bragg prosecutors. this is who the sanctuary city laws in new york are designed to protect? >> this is not who they are designed to protect and unfortunately this is who they are protecting. this is why they need to rewrite these laws or start using them the way they were intended. they were intended to protect the people who came here looking for a better life, the people who have been struggling to try to get through the process legally and get a green card and become ao new york, the food carts, the people who are doing the jobs in new york that help the city be what i think is the best city in the country. it's not for people like him. he should be arrested and thrown out of the country. i don't think you should surface time here. he should be thrown out of the country back to where ever he has from so we are paying for him anymore but unfortunately with

. >> lawrence: alexis mcadams is live from west palm beach with more.alexis. >> not a surprise to many people watching at home that it's going to be a uphill battle for representative matt gaetz. a lot of people think he is the most controversial pick right now this new trump transition team. the former president and then president-elect posting on truth social just yesterday that this is what the left tries to do. they try to dirty up his picks and try to ruin them and he believes what j.d. vance is doing on capitol hill is going to help push matt gaetz through. check it out though here on your screen. this is what we saw yesterday in washington, d.c. you can see representative matt gaetz there walking around on capitol hill. he was in d.c. a meeting with republican senators, trying to really get more support there on the ground. a former representative is trump's topic, right, for the attorney general position. he was with vice president president-elect j.d. vance to try to make those rounds and repair some relationships. he might not have senator hav

joining me now is alexi mcammond, host of the in sync with alexi podcast. welcome. hearing about these threats, and since lawmakers on both sides of the aisle were targeted, would you expect a bipartisan approach to solving these? >> yeah, it's really unfortunate. i think back to the number of surveys we saw before the election that said majorities of americans expected some sort of violence after the election, no matter who the result. and we are kind of immediately seeing some sort of political violence that has erupted after trump's election. just a couple of weeks ago. i mean, you are reporting on the black folks around the country who were receiving those crazy text messages from people saying that they were going to round up slaves, and now we see, unfortunately, the same type of nasty behavior being directed at folks, i think to your point, the fact that it is on both sides of the aisle really just speaks to this violent moment that we are in, in which people don't know how to express, whether it is politically motivated or otherwise, their feelings, without

. >> lawrence: alexis mcadams is in pest palm beach, florida. >> how quickly things change in washingtonc. and yesterday morning. we were on here talking with you guys about how it was going to be an uphill battle for former representative matt gaetz. he looked confident on the hill. those conversations with those senators there were going well. something changed and it changed fast. now pam bondi is in and matt gaetz is out. take a look here. this is who we are talking about. this is pam bondi who is now the new attorney general choice for president-elect trump. so if confirmed, bondi would lead the justice department and set the agenda for federal investigations and prosecutions. this is what trump had to say about bondi yesterday on truth social. pam will refocus the doj for intended fouse of fighting crime and making america safe again. i have known pam many years, she is smart. she is tough. and america-first fighter. she will do a terrific job as attorney general. this is one of the main reasons that bondi was floated and picked pretty quickly according to sources is because she sa

those at least the popular vote which you suspect will place in greatly be president. alexis found the on campaign team came out to wrap to a supposedly jeez home base in florida. and they have the reason to cheer as the picture in congress. and the republicans have taken the senate's policy with critical 50 states lock with 52. that's an increase of 3 from 2020 and the other chain by the house of representatives a t i. p also leads by a know to in considerable margin votes, though still being counted in a few states for that. if things were made the same, it will mean all 3 elected braun to solve us government are in republican hands and a bit that picture from how to use a power and scale of victory of a cabin, a house. but it's a political victory that our country is never seen before and nothing like this. i want to thank the american people for the extra ordinary honor of being 47 president, 40 even before 12 declared is when main stream media outlets had begun. shifting focus from a tax on the republican candidate to joy biden's liabilities, thoughts to and how harris allegedly h

hey, alexis. >> hey, sandra and john. guys seem to get all the breaking news on. >> sandra: any nine. this brand-new news breaking just moments ago on social media, we are trying to see what exactly is going to happen at mar-a-lago as the trump transition team is working hard is this all came out. got off the phone a short time ago with a member of the trump transition team who was telling me they want to make something very clear here, that they say former representative matt gaetz came to this conclusion on his own to drop out, okay, so that just coming into our newsroom a short time ago. they say, though, in this post, according to the former president, now president-elect trump, this, "i greatly appreciate the recent efforts of matt gaetz in seeking approval to be attorney general. he was doing very well, but at the same time, did not want to be a distraction for this administration, for which he has much respect. matt has a wonderful future, and i look forward to watching all of the great things he will do." but this

alexis mcadams in west palm beach, florida, for us. what's the latest on the transition, alexis? hey, stuart. well, yesterday when we were all talking about this it was matt gaetz who was trying to push his way through. he dropped out, pam bondi is now in, so we'll see what unfolds today here as that trump transition continues. but for people who have worked with pam bondi, they say she is tough as nails and one of the best in the game, and she's ready the defend former president trump. watch. >> merrick garland is our chief law enforcement in this entire country. you know, when we talk about the weaponization of the fbi, the cia, atf, the the irs, well, it all starts with merrick garland. he has to respond to. this he has to be held accountable. s this is way too important for the american people and our justice system is at stake. >> reporter: so that's a sample of what we're probably going to hear in the coming weeks and months as she's now picked to be america's top cop. bondi was the state of florida's first female state attorney general, okay? she became a member of trump's

hey, alexis. >> hi there, good morning. yeah.s could be the president-elect's most controversial pick at this time, right? former representative matt gaetz, you don't have to look far to figure that out. just look through the headlines a lot of people on both sides, specifically democrats though who r. not happy with trump picks gaetz as the top cop of the united states? but, trump said on truth social, you guys, this is what the radical left does. they pick someone, they dirty them up and they try to run them and then they spit them out set. focused on getting gaetz confirmed in the coming months. this comes as he made a stanley stop upon capitol hill. see him walking around with vice president-elect j.d. vance trying to push this confirmation through. can you see gaetz there in d.c. meeting with republican senators on wednesday. he looked pretty confident walking through the halls there. is he trump's pick for attorney general. a huge position in this country. he was with j.d. vance who is focused on doing everything he can to

thank you, alexis. "the story" goes on, the transition goes on to the new trump administration and we are watching has these names come forward. we will cover it all for you right here and "the story." we will see you here tomorrow at 3:00. in the meantime, stick around because "your world" starts right now. ♪ ♪

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the answer is will be the hello and welcome to world a pipe. alexis the talk, quote, french politician, diplomatic, best known for his war of democracy in america. one to centuries ago about how a dynamic ourselves power and democratic system can decay and become the total opposite of its founding values with miles despotism and the appearance of choice. replacing individual fraud and authentic liber teams still use that the greatness of america lies in not being more enlightened than any other nation, but in her ability to repair her false. does this still hold true to date or to discuss that i'm now doing by richard sacrament, professor emeritus of the russian and european politics at the university of count the 1st. the 2nd one is great to see your again, thank you very much for your time. my pleasure, thank you. now, um, 1st i wanna ask you, what was your initial reaction when you woke up on november 6th. i learned that america has an old new president who was mixed feelings, but they me do it. one was about opinion polls because just 2 days ago before the election, that'd been in

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