but i think you're jim carr survivors whatever oh yeah. this is a risk. i mean you can pass a virus everywhere but it's more likely to get in fact if it's a lot of people together touching each other so i'm thinking for sports teams why go on during the damage at all i mean why not just give it a little rest football is a very beautiful game and it means a lot to a lot of people including me but it's not like an essential thing that you just can't live without for like a year what is your just say this. many things. are going to look. where you want to live you want to enjoy the moments want to enjoy what you really. want what really motivates you admit you are you you want to have these things. so if you can do it in iowa technically in our president then why not continue your mentor because of the young ones. i should simply music if it's an empty room it was the music he left was it is this is a more for who will never see or you're doing. you're in a hole you're in the sport because you're on. we're going to take a short break right now when we come b

. >> lisa, andy carr and jim podesta, who worked as white house chief of staff of president bush and trump respective said, quote we disagreed about many things then and since but we agree on one thing, the 2020 election is not like 2000 and shouldn't be treated as such. it's germane because that is the sample the president is using now to not sign off on the paperwork to carry forward with the transition. how important is this clarification they make and this is not 20000? >> i think that's very important and this is what all of the reporting has shown. at times we spent yesterday calling dozens of officials in dozens of states across the country. they said they saw no evidence of significant fraud. many of the lawsuits filed by the trump campaign have been dismissed. there's no evidence here whatsoever that any of these efforts by president trump are going to change the outcome of the election. what is happening here is about the president's ego and him coming to terms with what is quite obviously a loss, that he lost the presidency. the question now becomes how long republicans ar

jim acosta did. that's why he corrected his tweet. jesse: dr. heckle and mr. hyde situation. there guy crossing you is jonathan carr.e runs the white house association's correspondents. he doesn't like the way you run the briefing. he wrote this angry column in "the washington post" saying you open the briefing like you are doing a cable news monologue and you are not doing your duty. you are not informing the public. what else your response to that? >> he likes to talk about the public trust in his op-ed. i use the briefing to highlight the issues the american people care about that they don't ask about. when have they asked me about police officers dying in the streets. children die in democracies. when have they asked about this? they don't ask about it. it's why i look over the reporters directly at the camera and speak to the american people because these issues and these lives matter. no one is stopping him from trying to become press secretary in a future administration. jesse: he could have been press secretary for the last administration. is he one of those guys who's nice when the cameras go off? >> john i

carr. >> reporter: across the south, many confederate monuments were erected first during the jim crow erashed. critics say they were meant to intimidate. supporters believe they were built to remember. >> i do believe that those monuments were put up in good faith by people who wanted to honor what they perceived to be the sacrifice of their own flesh and blood. >> reporter: chris roberts, like many others in the south, isn't shy about his confederate pride. he's holding the state flag of mississippi, the only state flag in the united states that still incorporates the confederate battle flag. >> i still think that this should be our state flag. i don't think it should be offensive. >> reporter: the gulfport city leaders and some residents disagree. >> that flag is recognized as hatred and racism, and it needs to be taken down, put in a museum, like a lot of other older artifacts. >> reporter: on tuesday the gulfport city council voted to take down the mississippi flag and replace it with a neutral magnolia flag. >> it sounds like you have your beliefs but you also have an open mind and a