how the gender gap harris officials bragging on a conference call this time yesterday, john. >> john: petercy for us what goes on in vegas stays in vegas. we appreciate it, sandra periods bid to thank you so much john and think it to peter doocy. the race and wisconsin neck and neck will take a spin on that touch screen with jason chaffetz former utah congressman fox news contributor appeared i know you want to focus on arizona, nevada, pennsylvania and we will look at wisconsin because we know how close it is there and we know what happened previous elections in that state. we know that when it comes to wisconsin, it was .6% difference when joe biden pulled up a victory and 20,000 votes was the difference. >> 20,000 people, that is like a good high school football game in wisconsin. >> sandra: trump 2,162,000 votes so every vote counts no matter where you are looking that obviously wisconsin could get clothes that real quickly watching wisconsin issue focusing and the candidates and the cities, madison focused dade county deep, deep blue, milwaukee. republicans have been trying to run up t

peter? >> johnhe vice president for the first time has confirmed that she will, in her role as the president of the senate, vote to certify trump's win in january as the electoral college votes. something else, and we are trying to, "the washington post" has a memo that got sent from the campaign cochair jen o'malley dillon and part of it describes these election result, the way you would normally hears of a loved one. she says, i'll leave you with this, losing is unfathomably painful. it is hard. this will take a long time to process. but they are teasing us ahead now in this memo, too. the howard remarks we expect at 4:00, it will be the first time the vice president harris speaks. we don't expect any kind of social media or direct to camera anything from her, and we are going to throw it back to you for the breaking news, john peered. >> john: peter, think you so much. appreciate it. watching this afternoon for clock. >> sandra: fox news decision desk can now project democrat input, incumbent sen

okay, switching gears non time for a camping trip on we're not just talking about the backyard, john peter scott as he embarks on the journey of discovery, total versus most proceed um, spectacular regions. i think in the great part tongue gals, the latest episode of inland visions gets going in the, the, the number of many places in the world where you can say, oh, on the divide between 2 oceans and older you might not think kids. one of them is, hey, and what says northern off county goes region, and it can also the national park. and today we know the stuff was from taking a deep dive into some beach ecosystem. the us in the grades was a shed of 2 oceans 8. it's certainly a very epic name, but it is really where the atlantic and the arctic oceans needs because weren't quite far from both of them at the moment. no one that i, you know, just so you can, it's true that it's called the great voltage shed, that it separates the optic of the atlantic ocean city. since time immemorial, there's been 2 legs here defined in by this sandy, which human water from this one flows through a system of

john peter le, don't hear. we're discussing some real names. george, you build up a lot of steam at the end, the end of the 1st block there. i want you to let the rest of it out. go ahead. well, i think with the truck, you know, is it showed, i mean, well, you know, when he was at his boldest and most imaginative which was in 2015, 2016. he really didn't do very much. now we can say, oh, well, that was then he's going to do those things differently this time, but he will undertake this uh, the bold, imaginative steps may be, but he hasn't given any indication of an elvis. during this campaign. he's already talked in very, very vague terms about so that well will the will when you agree. and that wouldn't happen if i've been president. and so he's good with no indications that he is ready, essentially to re think the entire late those structure of the diet, trans, atlantic islands, which is clearly it does need re thinking it does need to be dismantled, but trump doesn't get it given any sign him but that's where he wants to go. i think he just

john peter le don't hear. we're discussing some real names. george, you built up a lot of steam at the end, the end of the 1st block there. i want you to let the rest of it out. go ahead. well, i think with the truck, you know, is it showed, i mean, well, you know, when he was that he's boldest and most imaginative, which was in 2015, 2016. he really didn't do very much. now we can say, oh, well, that was then he's going to do some of those things differently. this time, that'd be willing to take this uh, the bold, imaginative steps. maybe, but he hasn't given any indication of an elvis during this campaign. he's what he talked in very, very vague terms about so that the well will the will when you agree. and that wouldn't happen if i've been president. and so he's good with no indications that he is ready, essentially to re think being time late, those structure the entire trans atlantic islands, which is clearly it does need re thinking it does need to be dismantled. but trump doesn't get a given the signing, but that's where he wants to go.

. >> john: senior white house correspondent peter doocy is live on the north lawn. speed or? n, just like every transition, two days and, we are see the push and pull of presidential authorities, donald trump and his team do not yet have the resolute desk but they are down in florida working on executive orders for day one. >> so we want to go necessarily put over/under but i think you can see with specifically when we talk about the border and with the energy exploration, he will be ready to go literally on day one, with many of these, but i wouldn't want to say the exact number because they are not all necessarily weighted equally but the bottom line is he is going to move quick. >> that's why jen o'malley dillon, the harris campaign chief, is telling dems the work of protecting america from the impact of a trump presidency starts now. that's got president biden insisting he actually set in motion plans and projects that are already working, they might just take a couple of years. >> it's been a historic presidency. not because i am president, because of what we have done, w

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but following the frank/franklin tradition, both peter and john served in world war i. peter served with a battalion from canada. john william, my grandfather, served as part of a new york regiment. he married late in life. he eventually settled in eastland, massachusetts. he passed away there in 1966. he never gave up his canadian citizenship. he always had a n canadian flag hanging in his home on the wall in the dining room, and i always asked him, why do we have a canadian flag in the house, pa? and he would say that is where i am from. he passed along the story of the frank brothers to his two nt sons. i called them the frank brothers part two. check out their names. my uncles john william franklin junior, and ben franklin. they would also continue the service of the frank tradition of military service. with of them served in world war ii. my uncle, we called him buster john william franklin junior served in the philippines, served in the pacific i should say. my uncle ben served in europe. my uncle ben is the individual e who passed the story along to me, but both o

he stayed and got work, but the frank slash franklin tradition, both peter and john in world war one, peter served a battalion from canada. john william, my grandfather, served as part of a new york regiment. he married late in life. he eventually settled in iceland. he passed away in lynn in 1966. he never gave up his canadian citizenship. he also he always had a canadian flag hanging in his home on a wall in the dining room and. i always ask them why, do we have a canadian flag in in the house part? and he would say, that is where i am from. he passed along the story of the frank brothers to his two sons. i call him the frank brothers. part two. check out the names my uncles, john, william franklin jr and ben franklin. and they would also continue the service, the frank of military service. both of them served in world war. my uncle. we call them buster john, william franklin junior, served in the philippines, served in the pacific, i should say. and my uncle ben served in europe. and my uncle ben was the individual who passed the story along to me. but both of them served in world

"the new york times'" peter baker is with us and symone sanders-townsend, she served as chief spokesperson for vice president harris and former ohio republican governor johnattleground state, the electoral college, 312 voters of he is the first to win the popular vote since 2004. how was this the landslide that wasn't? >> yeah, look, president-elect trump has a lot to brag about. he won a convincing victory. he won the popular vote for the first time in three tries for him. he swept the battleground states and brought in, you know, a republican senate and they held the house. he has a lot to feel good about coming in. at the same time, of course good is never good enough with trump. everything has to be the best, most, biggest, all of that. that's not the case. they use words like landslide and resounding victory and historic and unprecedented. this is not the case. he won -- at this point it looks like and the votes are still being counted, looks like he will get around not 49.9% of the vote. so just shy of a majority. he doesn't have the support of the majority of the voters it looks like at this point. his margin of victory over kamala harris 1.5 perce

but, following the tradition of frank-franklin, both peter and john served in world war i, peter served with the battalion from canada and john william, my grandfather, served as part of a new york regiment. he married late in life, eventually settling in massachusetts, he passed away in lynn, massachusetts in 1866 and never gave up his canadian citizenship, he always had a canadian flag hanging in his home. on a wall in the dining room. i always asked, why do we have a canadian flag in the house? he would say, that is where i am from. he passed along the story of the frank brothers to his two sons. i call them the frank brothers part two, check out the names, my uncles, john william franklin jr. and ben franklin, and they would continue the service of the -- the frank tradition of military service, both serving in world war ii, my uncle, we called him buster, john william franklin jr., served in the pacific, and my uncle ben served in europe. uncle ben passed the story to me, both served in world war ii and also in the korean conflict as well. so, i want to end by reading a section fro

following the franklin transition, both peter and john served in world war i. r served with the battalion of canada and my grandfather served as part of a new york german. he married - eventually settled. he passed away in 1966. he never give up his canadian citizenship. he always had a canadian flag hanging on his home on a wall in the dining room. the vascular story of the frank brothers to his two sons. check out the names. my uncles john william franklin, junior and ben franklin. they also continued in the frank tradition of military service. both sold in world war ii. my uncle, john william franklin, junior served in the pacific. and my uncle ben served in europe. my uncle ben was the individual past the story to me. both served in world war ii and also in the korean conflict as well. i want to end by reading section from the epilogue of the book. loring about the franklin family background has been a personal journey. their struggle to gain standing in the fight with - helped me to put my own life and career choices in perspective. like the frank brothers

john f. kennedy junior. peter: from your book, "carolyn was the dominant. john was submissive. she got off on denigrating him, calling him a fag in front of her friends, taunting him with the male models she kept on the back burner, her explosive temper keeping him unsure and on edge." maureen: absolutely. and she also, counter to the sort of myth that she helped perpetuate as well, she very much was the pursuer of john f. kennedy junior, not the other way around. i mean, he did eventually pursue her, but after they dated initially in the early 1990's, he dropped her. he later on a date flung a letter across the dinner table that was written by a friend of his accusing her of being a vapid, fruition social climber -- vapid, shrewish social climber, and walked out. i include the parts of carolyn that are complicated and that are not necessarily admirable to ensure that there's a three-dimensional person on that page, the same person who lived a very complicated, fascinating life, who got what she was told, that all american girls were told, was the brass ring, and when she got i

peter: john, we appreciate hearing from you this evening. truman is in las vegas. did you vote for? caller: i am a libertarian and we did not have a viable candidate this year but my companion did vote and she is a registered republican. peter: so for whom did she vote? caller: trump. [laughter] peter: did your companion vote early? caller: no, she voted just within the last three days. she is a senior citizen here in las vegas and part of the reason why her selected candidate was trump was it is not tenable to do any of the expected things that people normally do to participate in civil society. she is retired from the court system here and the courts are logjams, everything is difficult to manage for her. so i think that part of her decision-making was based on just wanting to get back to normal. peter: what do you do in vegas? caller: i am a consultant and just visiting but we have been cruising through the networks and decided to turn it on c-span. we were fatigued with the abysmal back-and-forth and it is just so refreshing to see the c-span graphic. i remembe

peter?" i said, "yes, john, it is, how are you?" he said, "i want to tell you i forgive you".ere the meat in the sandwich, you always got a good kicking, and i want you to know i forgive you". i said, "do you mean forgive me or sympathise with me? he said, "yes, that as well". and we talked for another ten minutes or so and then he was off, and that was just this year, it was lovely. by the end of his decade as blair�*s deputy, prescott�*s influence was diminished after revelations about an affair with his secretary. this party has given me everything and i tried to give it everything i�*ve got. i know in the last year, i let myself down. i let you down. so conference, ijust want to say sorry. behind john prescott�*s living image was a political heavyweight, labour to the end with a unique ability to connect. john prescott there and in the this party has given me everything and i tried to give it everything i�*ve got. i know in the last year, i let myself down. i let you down. so conference, ijust want to say sorry. heavyweight, labour to the end with a unique ability to conne

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john? >> sandra: great tees, peter doocy, we appreciate you for that. thank you very much. check back in with you soon. john? >> john: in the meantime president-elect trump is rapidly as and when his cabinet, and also a number of new nominees including pete hegseth as defense secretary and john ratcliffe as cia director. mark meredith live in west palm beach, florida, with more on all of this. mark? >> john, good afternoon to you. the president-elect is moving rapidly to fill some of the most coveted jobs in washington. as you mentioned, last night, trump stunned pretty much everybody in washington by announcing pete hegseth, an army veteran, somebody who has been fighting for veterans families, as well as a host right here on fox, to tap the position as the secretary of the department of defense. there are still strong indications trump is going to select florida senator marco rubio to be his secretary of state. rubio was asked about it today up on the hill and he said all questions and announcements need to come from the trump transition team, so essentially stay tuned. th

first saw that, it confused me a little, trying to figure out whether there was a real john dickson or not. peterpamela toler, you write that in one of her memos to robert mccormick, she wrote about the quote-unquote euthanasia story. pamela: yes. it was a story that she deeply wanted to write. her sources had told her that the germans had basically murdered thousands of people in hospitals because they were mentally ill or physically ill and were considered a threat to -- to, let's just say, german breeding stock. mccormick wouldn't let her write the article. he said no one would believe it. and that was one of the few times where he kept her from writing something that she wanted to write. peter: the year is 1949. on july 14, an article appeared in the chicago tribune, hitler gazes at stars to guide his decisions. did that get her in trouble? pamela: oddly, no. she spent a great deal of time tracking down the astrologers that he met with. and she actually managed to meet with two of his favorite astrologers as well as with a palm reader that he often used. part of it was a human interest story.

first saw that, it confused me a little, trying to figure out whether there was a real john dickson or not. peterpamela toler, you write that in one of her memos to robert mccormick, she wrote about the quote-unquote euthanasia story. pamela: yes. it was a story that she deeply wanted to write. her sources had told her that the germans had basically murdered thousands of people in hospitals because they were mentally ill or physically ill and were considered a threat to -- to, let's just say, german breeding stock. mccormick wouldn't let her write the article. he said no one would believe it. and that was one of the few times where he kept her from writing something that she wanted to write. peter: the year is 1949. on july 14, an article appeared in the chicago tribune, hitler gazes at stars to guide his decisions. did that get her in trouble? pamela: oddly, no. she spent a great deal of time tracking down the astrologers that he met with. and she actually managed to meet with two of his favorite astrologers as well as with a palm reader that he often used. part of it was a human interest story.

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john has been catching up with peter, who was in the right place at the right time.having a defib in the boot of their car? these are my angels who were aligned and who saved my life. and it'sjust a remarkable, tt�*s miraculous actually. a remarkable set of circumstances led to a cardiac nurse changing her plans and being in the crowd. and peter, who had dropped out of the race that morning due to injury and was instead driving by with a defibrillator in the boot of his car. he was completely passed out. his eyes were rolled back in his head, and he was clearly not breathing. in yourtraining, you hearthat if you're doing cpr correctly, you might crack a couple of ribs, and literally within a few compre55ion5 i could feel his chest collap5e under my hands. and i have to say, that was quite frightening. john, who's 63, is backing the british heart foundation's call for all defibrillators to be properly registered across northern ireland. these are people here who absolutely stepped up and who absolutely gave 100% to save my life. so i am here today and i'm still making

peter, thank you. jacqui? >> jacqui: johnnes is down more than threat of points today but overall stocks have been surging since president-elect trump's victory a week ago. wall street appearing to be banking on an economic boom. so what does it mean for the millions of voters who made inflation their top issue? let's bring in steve forbes, chairman and editor in chief of forbes media. steve, thank you for being here. appreciate it. >> good to be with you. thank you. >> jacqui: a couple of points, wall street has been on a real heater since election day. you had bitcoin surging, the dow closed above 44,000 for the first time, investors piling into stocks, a lot of confidence that easier regulation and dealmaking is going to continue to give markets a boost. so how much do you think this will continue once trump is actually in office because all of this growth is happening before he even gets there. >> well, the stock market always tries to anticipate the future so there's a lot of euphoria today. that shows how heavy the swor

they have to knock out john duarht now. peter2022, value day kirk: he is facing a retread cae in rudy salas. rudy is a tough out for democrats, one of the 10 house republicans who voted to impeach former president trump and is battle tested and survived republican challengers and democratic challengers in a tough election and top two primary last cycle and fell off our list of 20 races most likely to flip last time. and of all those california competitive seats right now, that one and maybe california, 41 with ken calvert are maybe just outside the reach for house democrats right now, especially if these national trends we're seeing of harris underperforming in these areas, in california as well. district 27, what part of the state is that? kirk: it's in axpensive media sa democratic opponent threethe times in a row, in the former tion to replace katie hill he won back in 2020 through the regular 2020 election and in 2022. he has a real opponent, one national democrats got behind early in george whiteside and is very well funded

john mcmanus, national president vietnam veterans of america. mr. tim peters veterans of foreign war of the united states. the associate and emirate right members of the committee are also here with us today. i would like to ask the presidents and national commanders who comprise our associate and emirates membership to stand and be recognized. distinguished guests, please join me in recognizing our veterans, national leadership, with your applause. [applause] it is my pleasure to introduce the executive director army national military cemetery in the office of army cemetery ms. karen durbin aguilera. [applause] >> good morning. what a beautiful day. every day is a beautiful day here at arlington national cemetery. on behalf of the secretary of the army and the dedicated men and women who serve here, welcome to arlington national cemetery. i especially extend a warm welcome to president joe biden. thank you, mr. president, for being with us. [applause] in honoring our nation's veterans, welcome also to first lady dr. jill biden, vice president, second gentlema

peter baker, former governor john kasich and maria teresa kumar.ha burns in florida, down near mar-a-lago. and senior white house correspondent mike memoli. >> dasha, what's next for the former president and now president-elect? >> reporter: well, look, jose, we are not anticipating seeing him anytime soon this morning. this came much quicker than the trump campaign was expecting. and so it seems they're getting their bearings right now at mar-a-lago. now the work of the transition begins. they had a transition team in place, but now the president-elect gets to dig in. he already has been shouting out robert f. kennedy jr. who he said last night would play a big role in the administration, when it comes to public health. he talked about elon musk and the role he would play in slashing government spending. and, look, the conversation you guys were talking about with the demographics and the shift that we have seen, there was a concerted effort by the trump campaign to zero in on black voters, on hispanic voters, on young men, and the data shows that

john, kellyanne. thank you all very much. peter doocy did great work today as well.resident-elect donald trump victory looks like it will put an end to lawfare attacks against him. maybe. >> these cases are not go forward. neither the federal or state cases against the president. at the end of the day the juice is not worth the squeeze as far as the public interest is concerned. >> harris: the maybe part. new york attorney general letitia james says she will continue her fight. wow. absolutely. at newday usa, that's what we're doing. we put our arm around the veterans. when i think of the veteran out there that needs to refi his home, he may want to purchase and we can help them and provide that financial solution for them and their families. it's a great, rewarding feeling. everybody in the company, they have that deference and that respect and that love for the veteran that makes this company so unique. veterans, need cash? get up to $70,000 or more with a newday 100 va cash out loan from newday. thank you admiral. this money saving benefit for veterans lets you pa

peter: her mother was concerned about the marriage from the start, correct? maureen: yes. her mother, the first time that john junior ghosted carolyn, send her a newspaper clipping, and it was a photo -- sent her a newspaper clipping, and it was a photo from a gossip page of john with his former, now back on girlfriend, the movie star daryl hannah, at a premier. and over the photo, her mother had written "carolyn, please move on with your life." at the rehearsal dinner, the night before carolyn's wedding to john, her mother stood up and gave a toast and that toast was basically an expression of deep concern for her daughter. in sum and substance, she said i don't know that this marriage is right for her. i don't know that this is good for her. peter: carol lauren would have known they were going to die. eer force of gravity and speed would have been terrifying as they spun at 200 miles per hour into the ocean. when the shattered plane was recovered five days later, its bin was upside down. the debris field spanned 120 feet. john's as bent backwards at the waist, his head touching his feet. it was rumored that

peter doocy at the white house. john?ryland's democratic governor and harris surrogate wes moore. governor, good to see you. the last time we had together, we were sharing the stage at the coast guard foundation dinner. thank you for your support of the coast guard. >> always. >> john: i wanted to play this, which is part of kamala harris' closing message, which she says is about unity. listen here. >> as president, i pledge to seek common ground and common sense solutions to the challenges you face. i am not looking to score political points. i don't believe that people who disagree with me are the enemy. i'll give them a seat at the table. >> john: governor, given what she, biden, tim walz, mark cuban, and others have been saying about trump and the people who support him, critics say that rings a little hollow. >> well, i think one of the most important jobs of whoever the president-elect is going to be has got to be unifying the country. you know, thing we know in this country is deeply divided right now. it shows its

on our panel, journalist peter hamby and conservative talk show host john coble.ots of perspectives on a historic week in american politics. >> i guess so it's all kumbaya now. we'll see how it all goes come january. alex michaelson, thank you so mu. and a program note you can catch the full episode of the issue is sunday morning, 630 right here on ktvu. the port of oakland is being awarded an historic multi-million dollar grant from the epa. congresswoman barbara lee was at the port today to announce the $322 million grant. it will be used to fast track the oakland c ports conversion to a nearly 100% zero emissions cargo handling operation. the port says the money will fund hundreds of zero emissions trucks and cargo handling equipment. according to congresswoman lee, the epa investment will help protect oakland from the damaging effects of fossil fuels and will move it faster toward a zero emissions future. >> for too long, low income neighborhoods and communities of color near the port have had to bear the brunt of pollution and health risks that come with it.

sources also say, former trade advisor to drop white house, peter navarro, is trying to get a job too. cnn's marie john is here to walk us through what we could see really at any time starting now, actually. they could drop a tweet or a truth post. how many positions do they need to fill? >> this is going to be a massive undertaking. the trump transition team needs to fill 4000 political appointee roles, including 1200 that will need senate confirmation. that is why the results of this year's senate elections are so important. republicans were able to flip control of the senate . they flipped at least three, possibly four seats, which will give them roughly 53 republican votes . that means, as they are considering these confirmations, trump won't need to rely as much on the boat of moderate republicans like senator susan collins of maine, or senator lisa murkowski of alaska. he will have a broader base to sort of get these appointees through. >> as we know, trump has highly praised elon musk. they have obviously grown moser over his campaign. he has been seen in and out of mar-a-lago this week. we also

john kennedy look. big smile and then on the presidential side, peter, in 1974, he had asked me to do a project for himhen he was governor. this was in the 1972 hex. off-year elections and that was, he had been appointed by robert strauss, the head of the democratic national committee, to be chairman of a new congressional campaign committee and he took it. others have took it and made it honor risk. he didn't. he spent months campaigning for democratic candidates around the country but he also asked me to present 20 policy papers critiquing the knicksen administration and giving alternatives for democrats and i used people on the hill and others who became part of administration. when we finished i said governor, i'd like to they can to you lunch to celebrate. at that lunch, which was in underground atlanta as a restaurant called dante's under the half. i said i have a wild hair. you can't succeed yourself as governor under constitution. you're going to get some credit for what i think is going to be a big democratic year in 1972. and i think you should run for president. if you get that couple of sta