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in those senate runoffs, when it's all fixed, it's all rigged, when all the votes would be switchedrom republican to democrat, just like trump says and just like trump did -- just like the election was rigged against trump in the presidential election earlier this month. cnn's ryan nobles filed this report from marietta. >> reporter: listen to this exchange that we just saw a few minutes ago here in marietta with these supporters of president trump and the supporters of david perdue and kelly loeffler, peppering the gop chairwoman, ronna mcdaniel, about these allegations of fraud here in georgia and around the country. >> -- switching the votes, and we go there in crazy numbers and they should have won, but then it's still -- >> yeah, we have to -- we didn't see that in the audit, so we've got to just -- that evidence i haven't seen, so, we'll wait and see on that. [ inaudible question ] >> -- when it's already decided? >> it's not decided. this is the key. >> how do we know? >> it's not decided. >> reporter: so, the important thing to point out there is someone in the crowd actuall

i don't think so at all. i the reason, you know, think what you're going to see you know, our pushed and si has from the democrats' side, that's and they continue to push really and truly what this came down to, to make it really this., is just the republicans were really ushing hard for some kind of imited liability in regard to exposure. if you are at a restaurant and you picked up covid at the that you couldn't urn around and sue the restaurant owner. the republicans were pushing for that. the democrats were pushing for go backnche of money to and backfill cities and counties and pension plans and stuff like you that have happened, know, decades ago. and try to make up for sins that were-decades-old. and so that was the battleground there. finally got what done is they removed those from point in time,is they pushed out the door what i there'sd, i don't think any backfilling to cities and counties right now at all. and everything. that doesn't mean that's not going to -- that's not going to come back up an

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it's all about to happen all over again? >> yeah. we do think the result in georgia is going to change. i do think you are going to hear from the president on saturday that he wants people to get out and vote. look, we, from the beginning, martha, were saying this mail-in universal vote by mail, that has never been performed in this capacity in america should not happen 90 days out. you cannot change an election process like the democrats did. they pushed forward and, look, we fought back every step of the way. we had some rulings, some judges that quite frankly to be honest do not think were on our side did not, for whatever reason do not like this president. this isn't just about this election. people in america, even if you didn't vote for donald trump, need to know that this election process we have in america is legitimate. that every legal vote is counted and that there is no room for fraud. you know, people say oh, well, it's not votes here or there the reality is if you steal $500 from a bank it is still illegal. >> martha: t

we are in the middle of a pandemic and it has affected all of us, all of us. fact of the matter is this. we are in the middle of an election as well and if you don't think that they are not going to be running ads and telling people that the republicans at large, i don't care if the other two senators and georgia say that they are going to vote for the legislation. it doesn't matter. it's not a local race anymore. it's a matter of where republicans are on the issue. and so mitch is normally a master negotiator. but he is playing chicken with the national race and i don't think he's being smart right now. >> jessica? >> i agree with lawrence's assessment. checks are overwhelmingly popular. chuck schumer side give us the up and down vote on the cash act and then i will talk about section 230 and whatever our voter conspiracy might have about the election. mitch mcconnell's back is against the wall now and he rightly pointed out that mitch mcconnell had no problem with nontargeted tax cuts the rich. it's just now that he has this perspective on this. republicans

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small seemed wrong but all in all just don't call. me. yet to shape our disdain to come out again and in detroit because of the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. always be polite never engage with a negative a good or confrontational. don't get into any conversation or start answering questions just ask for an attorney. to survive. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich. or if you're poor. you've got 2 eyes 2 ears and one now. so you should be seen here in a whole lot more than you're saying if you don't take that advice easy going to dig yourself a hole. for biden is that it's important don't try and pretend for the noble ration to stop the post-election chaos but it comes as supporters rally against what they call rigged results a witness to testify they may have a point. of the ballots being ran through the tabulating machines numerous times being counted 8 to 10 times i know i sold ballots with the return addresses filled out. on time spans all further riled by claims of mass

with all of my heart. practicing an these yolgs hospital, a d frequently deployed member of public health corps, an high dual with asthma and blood pressure, i know of my own covid-19 and of the u.s. surgeon general and a black man, i am equally aware of he symbolic significance my vaccination today. i discussed with faith leaders recently as last night, of these vaccines is a gift from above. 95th hose with effective, it's% not enough. we must now go from vaccines to vaccinations. greatest tragedy worsen because the people that need it the most it.t get it or won't take working to combat mistrust and misinformation will be critical the are to ensure equitable protection of all americans against covid-19. especially in communities of color, is not reason.good the shameful tuskegee occurred within many of our lifetimes. to promote confidence in these we must acknowledge mistreatment of those in the minority community. but then we need to explain and donestrate all that's been to correct and address these wr

first of all, i've got it all right here. i highlighted all of it. read it cover to cover. well done. first of all, why you decided to engage in this? tell us the law and the constitutional principles that are at stake here. >> first of all you did a fantastic job describing the lawsuit. it's really important to my state that my folders be represented. if other states do not follow the constitution, if there state legislature isn't responsible for overseeing their elections and we have other people who are not under the constitution supposed to be doing this, it affects my state. so our job is to make sure that the constitution is followed and that every vote count. in this case i'm not sure that every vote was counted. not in the right way. >> let's go to the heart of this. number one, let's go to the beginning. article three of the constitution, this is a very small number of categories of cases that the supreme court has original jurisdiction. in other words, this does not have to start at a lower court. explain that in the context of now they do the response to your sui

all of these things were the law not that long ago. my great, great grandmother was alive at that time. so, i think that we have to remember it isn't just the big issues that divide us, but the letter of the law in every part of our lives. and that's why these women fought so hard, because they knew that. you couldn't own property, you couldn't, you know, apply for a job. all the women that we see in congress, you look at the women, they couldn't run for office. women couldn't vote. very few women had leadership in this country and government before 1920. so it all connects back it follows that possibility and opportunity and knowing that will count because the other thing, we met with a lot of historians to talk about it and one thing they told us early on is you can see when ida b wells they were like heroes don't make movements, people do. what got us the vote for all these women with their family budget to pay for the era against the newspapers who brought pins to help support women going to marches. so ever everyday people that ch

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we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're all, you're all i need ♪ ♪ you're all, you're all i need ♪ ♪ as longu know that you've got me, oh! yea...♪ ♪ >>> welcome back, the center of the american political universe is in georgia today where duelling reallying, dualing rallies will be held, former president obama will hold an event for democrats while vice president mike pence will hold an in person rally for republicans, to quote defend the majority. donald trump will be in georgia tomorrow as well. also joining me now from georgia is nbc news correspondent blayne alexander. good to see you this afternoon. thanks for joining us. what have you been hearing from obama and pence so far today? and what are we expecting from the president tomorrow? >> reporter: well, the one thing that we are hearing and expecting to hear from both the heavy yates whwaits coming out race is this crucial race on january 5th and the other thing we're hearing that is so interesting is the tragedy behind -- is the strategy behind this and republicans and democrats, and for democrats, underscoring the importance that th

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recognizensperger: i the positional authority we all have in that we all play. i believe no one is asking to give anyone -- if people don't ask me for their advice, i don't offer it. i recognize his authority is -- as president of the united states of america, and at the end of the day, he'll have to make his own decisions. yamiche: anyone else with a message for president trump while we're closing here? no? sec. benson: i put mine on twitter this morning, so you all can see that. yamiche: well, thank you so much to all of you for joining me, for having this conversation. it was robust. i was so excited to sit down with all of you because you were, of course, in the trenches, were the people what made sure this election went safely, that it had integrity and was safe. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> some tweets from lawmaker from government funding. mitch mcconnell road, it think both sides agree our

all right, dr.ch, this news dictated strain of covid, highly -- mutated strain of covid, highly transmissible, but the vaccineam can still knock it out. and so i just don't understand what the panic is. it seems like cuomo is licking his chops to slap a bunch of travel bans on europe, especially the u.k., and lock things down in new york again. >> dr. risch: well, those lockdowns haven't worked in the first place. the lockdowns don't work, they only delay. we don't even know if this virus is more infectious.. furthermore in u.k. in the areas where some 10% to 20% of the people have already had it, which means it's already a pandemic, which means it will spread because viruses do what viruses do. locking down will not prevent the spread. it is inea the population and is going to go. it might even be better that it's more transmissible becauses by and large almost everybody that gets these viruses do well. it's the high risk people we have to protect. we have methods to do that. so the fact it could h

because we've all been a crowd biden could give everyone medicare for all right data and we could join the rest of the industrialized world and even without the pandemic even without it by good still give most americans healthcare for all their exposures how about los angeles a small dog the cancerous roundup or herbicide spraying all over new york city cities and their fracking wells or coal mines or oil spills around about the 2000 cities across the us that have excessive the lead levels biden could give everybody health care on day one. so those are your top things biden could do without congress but he well unless he fears that the american people will stand up and fight back coming from washington d.c. the belly the beast is redacted tonight. hello i'm lead cam no it's like the news from behind a new report from the nonpartisan think tank the center on budget and policy priorities found that nearly 78000000 adults about one in 3 are having trouble paying for usual household expenses one out of every 3 does that sound like a like a like a system that is working well does that sound

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first of all, how is she doing? is she all right? >> she is okay. and like a lot of people who had symptomatic cases, she's got kind of the long tail of the symptoms, which is true for almost everybody i know that has had it. she's got the fatigue and the headabes and cough lingering. but she is out of woods in terms of us being scared that she could take a downturn. she's going to be fine. it's been a bear to deal with. it was the scariest thing i've ever been through in my life, but she's going to be okay. >> stephen: how has that changed your coverage of covid now that it's been in your own home with- - with your dearest one? >> it's an interesting question. i mean, i think... i mean, if i'm honest about it, this probably sounds a little bit academic, but the reaction to me talking about that on the air, to me saying, "listen, i take this as seriously as anybody, but i just realized that i wasn't that scared about getting it myself, but seeing susan suffering with it, is the scariest thing in my life, and i would now do anything to prevent that s

about, ed, nothing at all. everybody knows you as an ideal citizen. let me give you a little friendly advice. take that sign down. that house is a desirable property and we'll turn up the right buyer for you. >> i hear what you're saying, but don't turn on the bedside manner. >> tom elder was upset. >> he didn't walk in my door, you can't blamed to, people get nervous. i told them it was probably all a mistake. we know you would not do anything out of line, ed. >> out of line? some people came to look at my house. they were negros. i haven't done anything yet. >> take it easy, i'm not todd elder. there is some things you can't do, that sign that is a terrible thing. it is like an open invitation to anybody. you have been around here long enough to know that we don't do things that way. >> listen, i have a dozen people in here that would have taken your place and i didn't let them get as far as you. i have to consider the community. you're leaving and there are a lot of us that will be here for a long time. now

that's all i've got. i will turn it over to scott. scott: all right. hank you -- >> all right.hank you, governor. we'll go to scott atkins, director of workforce west virginia. scott: as governor justice said, president trump signed the new covid relief bill last night, provisionsome of the of the cares act. i want to go through those pretty quickly. components e major that affect west virginians. keep in mind, workforce is on guidance from usdol on how these programs will work. i want to give you the framework of what those extensions entail. first of all, the pandemic compensation, pupc, initially folks were eligible for 13 weeks. it expired this past saturday. the extension that president trump signed will provide an additional 11 weeks for a maximum of 24 weeks. ppuc will be available this weekend ending the week of march 13. if you are eligible -- if you are receiving any extended benefits, you don't need to do anything at all. workforce will start making those payments. once the guidance is in place for usdol, we will come back on and share additional information with you

all the illegalities and all the proof of this through all these whistle-blowers is on the biden sidember two, why is the biden team fighting the trump team for transparency if they did nothing wrong? it's very strange. if joe biden thinks he won this race fair and square, why is he fighting every step of the way for more transparency on the records question right because as you said in yourr monologue, it is thousands enough to switch the results in nevadaa and these other states. >> sean: keep us up to speed. great work that's going on out there and we really appreciate it. you've done an amazing job in keeping us informed and what is a really strong case in wisconsin. thank you. now, as we told you earlier, down in georgia we have more explosive revelations laying out what appears to be extensive law violations including the l bombshell video and suspicious counting. rudy giuliani presented specific irregularities. taked a look. >> 200,000 ballots. you had a rejection rating of 6.4%. and now you have 1.3 million ballots. you have almost no rejection rate. two tenths of a percentage

we're all analysts. we've all written books.eople rely on me for over 35 years to help them but there are times i think there are things that obvious enough for, if you're afraid of the market, maybe not, if you don't buy it, take a step closer because ultimately people know more than they think they know. >> you're exactly right, charles. maybe my twitter handle is common sense bull. sometimes i think people can overthink things. goes back to buy what you know. i'm a customer of stitch fix because of my wife. i've traded stitch fix because of my wife. i knew nothing about the company a few years ago. they have a tremendous service we've been happy about. etsy is another one i personally traded. i knew nothing about the company. it was something my wife was using and it was in her eye as no-brainer. again sometimes overthinking you can miss the obvious. charles: so let's switch to the experts, right? firms like goldman think that even though there could be a short-term dip you have to be in this market. they're very optimistic a

>> i mean, when we ultimately started all of this there was signs all over the place.re really just trying to follow the guidelines and try to make people feel safer. also reflected in the fact that we took this seriously and we want to stay open, right? so every single step along the way, we kept hitting a barrier. they either shut us down or they shut down indoor dining. we kept investing and investing, trying to follow their signs when every turn we took was a dead end. >> laura: enter, we have another hypocritical lawmaker. he will be shocked to hear i'm sure. violating her own rules. katie tvs vilma logan breaking this just moment ago. supervisors she cool was caught dining outdoors in santa monica. so andrew, citizens are going to be slapped with major fines and restaurants too. but politicians go out there and they go and do exactly what the regular people cannot do. >> nothing says take my roles less seriously than not following your own rules, right? this most recent, which obviously that kind of distilled down from the top. after gavin newsom's 15-20 course h

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i want to thank you all. appreciate you all, and keep being safe. . >> neighborhood in san francisco are also diverse and fascist as the people that inhabitable them we're in north beach about supervisor peskin will give us a tour and introduce is to what think of i i his favorite district 5 e 3 is in the northwest surrounded by the san francisco bay the district is the boosting chinatown oar embarcadero financial district fisherman's wharf exhibit no. north beach telegraph hill and part of union square. >> all of san francisco districts are remarkable i'm honored and delighted to represent really whereas with an the most intact district got chinatown, north beach fisherman's wharf russian hill and knob hill and the northwest waterfront some of the most wealthier and inning e impoverished people in san francisco obgyn siding it is ethically exists a bunch of tight-knit neighborhoods people know he each other by name a wonderful placed physically and socially to be all of the neighborhoods north beach and chin