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is making his second appearance, hosting the show's post election episode, joined by musical guest mageehe writers and the cast members scrambling, right, after the election results to see what they're going to come up with, regardless of where you stand, right, politically, it's going to be, they're hoping to give everybody a laugh. a little chuckle. >> there's no shortage of content to come out of the last week or so, and i'm sure snl will deliver. >>> now to a piece of film history that can't be bought with a brain, heart or courage. the ruby slippers worn by judy garland are up for sale. the current bid is $812,000 and expected to go up from there. the specific pair was stolen from the judy garland museum back in 2005 but recovered by the fbi 13 years later. now the lucky bidder may actually get the price list props at a discount. after recovering them, the fbi valued them at $3.5 million. you might remember earlier in the year, the judy garland museum was trying to raise money no get them back. no such luck. so here we are to see who actually will get this pair of ruby slippers. >>

the comedian hosts the post-election episode along with musical guest magee.e post-election content that they're going to have, and that they're writing away, rehearsing away to get those laughs. i can't wait for that cold open. >> i cannot wait for it. a lot of excitement around that, and we'll be looking for it on saturday. >>> now to a piece of film history that cannot be bought with brain, heart or courage. the ruby slippers worn by judy garland in the 1939 wizard of oz. they're up for sale by heritage auctions. the current bid is $812,000. and it's expected to go up from there. the specific pair was stolen from the judy garland museum in 2005 but recovered by the fbi 13 years later. the lucky bidder may actually get the priceless props at a discount after recovering them. the fbi valued the slippers at $3.5 million. there are only four other pairs. so you can imagine, people, especially if they're die-hard fans, they're going to be going after those. >> if you can't afford it, they've got a collab with the crocs. >>> up next, a little exercise can go a lo

gaza that send war started is lawson has not been able to accomplish their mission and they had a mage setback iran lost their whole air defense system to protect everything that they value in the country from an air attack, they are on the heels and the recognizer and that's what happened all of that coming together has made this deal possible. maria: that's incredible is sounds like you believe this is possible and could stick what would you recommend the trump of administration to do to further the peace. >> first of all when it comes to policy formulation obviously will also deterrence capability or iran would not operationalize all proxies to take down israel drivers out of the region after all they attacked the u.s. forces in the region iran through proxies during the biden of administration over 300 times in the trump team coming and you have to internalize that rea reality, secondly they attacked our warships with the suez canal on the red sea open multiple times, attacked our warships with ballistic missiles and we do nothing to iran as a result of any of that, that is sad wha

point their fingers at each other, to have americans point their fingers at each other, to try to mage people feel alone and feel small. but let us do the work as we work towards thise win of building up community and coalition and reminding everyone that we have so much more in common than what separates us. let s that be our goal. and let us remind everyone your vote is voice and your voice is your power. so one last time, pittsburgh, i ask you, are you ready to make your voices heard? do we believe in freedom? do we believe in opportunity? do we believe in the promise of america? and are we ready to fight for it? and when we fight, we win. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. god bless. ♪ freedom, freedom where are you because i need freedom too ♪ >> vice president kamala harris this is the second to last campaignnd event she is going t do. this isgo pittsburgh, pennsylvania. she's at the kerry blast furnishes, which is a massive former steel mill site in pittsburgh that is now a national n historic landmark, giving remarks here. you can hear that she is deep in

one other mage news is my major news organization has.d the victory press conference in pittsburgh. listen to what he had to say. >> we knew on election night we have won because the math was just clear. there was no way for senator casey to win. we have to move on to changing the direction of the country. >> that is where mccormick stands right now. he says the math is indisputable. i want to pull up a statement from senator bob casey's campaign, this is from mattie mcdaniel, the spokesperson for bob casey, it says pennsylvania's desserts had their voices heard and as state officials have made clear, counties across pennsylvania anymore time to tabulate remaining votes. a lawsuit was filed by the mccormick campaign in philadelphia county late last week. what do they want? they wanted two different things. first they wanted additional observers in philadelphia county and they wanted the provisional ballots to be counted in buckets, rather than by one by one. that request was denied by the board of elections. governor josh schapiro and the

let's bring in kayla magee white and the giano caldwell and steve hilton. national spokeswoman elizabeth pepco and former house oversight committee staff director julian epstein. welcome to all of you. steve hilton, are you can say is wow, where do you begin, what an absolute historic comeback. >> reporter: it is amazing. people may have seen i was cut off earlier. i have never been so happy or proud to have been cut off by the announcement of this incredible result. as i was saying before, it is a victory for common sense, the good sense of the american people to see you through the nonsense and media propaganda and fakery that surrounded the kamala harris campaign and they voted for someone who delivered the results the previous time, clear and direct and authentic and told the truth about what he did before, what he was going to do and in that sense justice was done, justice was done, this was the right result not just in terms of policy and substance but feel such an amazing moment and we have to acknowledge the cultural significance. it wasn't just the

he had missed years of schooling, but he would mage to gain entrance to one of china's most elite universitiesthe tsinghua university. it's china's m.i.t. >> smith: well, this is a kid who has no secondary education, and he's able to get admitted to the most prestigious university in china. >> yes, very unusual. mao destroyed the educational system. but then, in the early 1970s, mao decided the educational system had to be reformed, not favoring the elite, but welcome peasants and workers and soldiers, as well. and that's how xi jinping got admitted. >> (speaking mandarin) >> smith: xi got a degree in chemical engineering, but his interest was in party politics. in 1979, after graduation, he was posted as a junior aide to a senior communist party official. but after three years in beijing, xi decamped to the provinces to pursue his own political career and would rise through the ranks of local government. it was a time of great reform. (crowd cheering, marching band playing) mao had died in 1976, and china was now under a new leader, deng xiaoping. twice purged himself, deng had seen the horro

. >> aidan magee. well, well, today we heard from the representatives for women scotland .now their case, their scotland. now their case, their barrister is arguing that sex as a legal term should be defined by immutable biological characteristics. characteristics in other words, the sex you are born as is legally the one you are determined. as for life , are determined. as for life, regardless of whether you go through gender reassignment or obtain a gender recognition certificate. therefore , trans certificate. therefore, trans women would not automatically be allowed to enter protected spaces like women's spaces as defined or as allowed in the equality act 2010. so i'll just read through some of the statements. statements we heard today in the court. this is from aiden o'neill. he said that our position is your sex, whether you are a man or a woman or a girl or a boy, is determined from conception in utero , even from conception in utero, even before one's birth by one's body. it is an expression of one's bodily reality, he argued. this is a common sense, ordinary unders