and so alyssa farah will chart her next course and we may see others will do that as well.ally, every four years when there's a change that in effect was unexpected in terms of republicans were hoping to win a second term, they would have continued their jobs. now there's this abrupt deadline to try to find their next phase of employment. at the end of a planned sort of end of two-year, two terms you would sort of see the run for jobs and the -- there are limitations. certainly for democrats, there will be a lot of opportunities for employment in a biden administration. and on capitol hill, a little more employment on the house side with an increase in number there. but trying to find other government-related jobs will certainly be a challenge for many, and many may move out of the area and so forth. but for alyssa farah as the communications director in her exit letter, she talks about being very proud of many accomplishments of the trump administration. she also worked at the pentagon and so she's got government and defense sort of assets in her portfolio to try to go on

alyssa farah, thank you for being here. have a wonderful new year.n, how close is it to 30,000? susan: 28,000 was a new record so pretty close. biggest monthly rally that we seen since last year and up 40% in december alone. how incredible is that? more than 200% up so far in 2020 and by the way i want to show you the most popular and easiest way to play bitcoin. if you can't buy bitcoin itself or get slices of a crypto currency there are indexed funds you can buy. these are trading way above their actual bitcoin holding so that shows you how much interest there is and where people think bitcoin will trade in the future but also paypal and square are beneficiaries of the bitcoin rally as well because they allow their hundreds of millions accounts to sell, buy and trade bitcoin and the fact they account for 95% of the daily bitcoin supply up there so these are what we call whale traders in the market but it's been pretty incredible this year. david: it sure has, 30,000 could be right around the corner, would not take much. susan, thank you very much.

see what happens, but let's check in now with someone who could give us perhaps some insight, alyssa farahry christmas. griff. give us some inside if you will on christmas eve. president trump shaking things up as he so often likes to do. >> yeah, absolutely. listen, first and foremost, the president understands we've got to get aid to the american people. so many people lost wages and income through no fault of their own during covid, but listen, he's right. $600 is not enough. we've been saying from the white house perspective for months, we offered 1,200 in direct payments and now he's saying as much as 2,000 but what is this really a result of is the democrats playing politics with stimulus for months. they didn't want to get a deal ahead of the election, because they were worried it would help president trump and now, with the special election in georgia, they don't want to get a real deal that's good for the american people, and it's awful. it's sad. we're playing politics with people's lives. will: alyssa, no doubt what you say is true. nancy pelosi is as much admitted it saying she

stuart, alyssa farah, thanks for coming out on a busy day.new york city. that is not stopping governor cuomo from throwing a virtual birthday party. all right, ash, how much to get in virtually? ashley: yeah. this is an expensive zoom call. let's put it at that. how about $10,000 if you want to get get special access. andrew cuomo throwing this party to raise campaign cash. you can rub virtual shoulders with the governor $10,000. who would pay that money? liberal celebrities. the event will have appearances by robert deniro, rosy perez, henry winger and ben stiller. everyone raises $10,000 will get a code to join a half hour preparty. wow that is worth the money by itself. stuart: that would have to be a virtual pre-party. ashley: of course. of course. stuart: pre, whatever. i can't keep track of it. thanks, ash. >>> you see this, a family was kicked off of a united flight because their two-year-old would not wear a mask. watch this. >> i didn't -- i. >> took the opportunity. see this, i'm literally covering her face. >> you ever got to get o

former white house strategic communications director alyssa farah is helping with the republicans' campaign and she joins us next. as new details come to light is the media going easy on the hunter biden scandal? >> the fact that they did not cover this is journalistic malpractice and should enrage americans and 14% who said they would not have voted for joe biden had they known this in advance. ♪ you can count on me ♪ i'll be home for christmas ♪ if only in my dreams ♪ special guest flo challenges the hand models to show off the ease of comparing rates with progressive's home quote explorer. international hand model jon-jon gets personal. your wayward pinky is grotesque. then a high stakes patty-cake battle royale ends in triumph. you have the upper hands! it's a race to the lowest rate, and so much more. only on "the upper hands." this on us, on every plan! rate, get an iphone 12 with 5g, and if you're 55 and up, switch to our essentials 55 plan and save 50% on your bill vs. the other guys. that's right, iphone 12 on us! holiday on with t-mobile. ...little things... ...can become your big

leland: brian kilmeade and the president, joining us now since interview leaving the white house, alyssa farahyears we were going through a transition and accusations surrounding the president-elect's son and family business dealings, if you apply the same standard that was applied to the trumps in 2016 standard, 2016 transition to the bidens in 2020, what would things look like? >> it's just night and day. my friends jared kushner and ivanka trump had to put up with in the media accusing them when they were legitimate business owners and leaders it's completely than hunter biden. for those on the campaign trail with the president with the media to cover the corruption of hunter biden during the final stretch of the campaign, it's very frustrating that it's out in the public view and that we didn't have that information covered on a wide scale before the election and frankly that's the media's complicity in one sense and i do give credit to fox, john roberts covered and colleagues but many in mainstream media wouldn't. you had twitter censoring the new york posts covering what we know to be ac

you saw that bubble to the surface just yesterday with alyssa farah, the communications director. she resigned her position just a couple of months before joe biden is set to take office and that is said to be a sign that you are going to see more of those departures from the most junior to the most senior as people start to prepare for the reality that president trump will no longer be in office even as the president continues these baseless attempts to try and overturn the results. erin. >> jeremy, thank you very much. i want to go outfront now to the democratic mayor of savannah, georgia, van johnson. that is where vice president pence campaigned today. greg bluestein, and dan eberhart. greg, you've been talking to voters and you've got more reporting on the republican nightmare jeremy just laid out. what trump is saying, all these lies about the election, could keep voters away from the polls so they don't vote from this crucial senate election. >> i've seen evidence of that here on the ground in georgia. voters i've talked to at republican rallies throughout the week who are

let's bring in former white house communications director, alyssa farah. to be with you. cheryl: let's start with what we expect to see today, that is the senate will take up the house vote from yesterday with regards to the checks and also really the defense bill. this would be the first time that we've seen president trump actually have his veto overridden. what do you expect to see today. >> that veto override will be sustained in the senate but, listen, i think it was an important of symbolic measure that the president took. he's been raising concerns about section 230 and how america's adversaries can use it to exploit vulnerabilities in our system, use it to spread disinformation and miss information. it -- misinformation. it was a concern that was jermaine to the ndaa. at the end of the day we have to fund our troops, have to give the military the support it needs. so i anticipate that we're going to go forward and have that authorization go through. cheryl: yeah, because i mean, military paychecks and operations overseas and this is our nation's he

alyssa farah is completely right about the senate.ate investigation into hunter biden is being conducted by two senators, charles grassley and ron johnson. and they are both the chairmen of their two committees and can control the committees' agenda. the democrats say they oppose those investigations and tried to stop them. they don't have the power to do it. if democrats were able to win both of those races in georgia and control the senate, they could stop all the investigations. >> trace: we have a little breaking news. >> sandra: governor andrew cuomo is holding an event this morning where a pair of healthcare workers will be the first to receive the covid-19 vaccine during this livestream. it's happening right now and we'll dip in and take a listen. >> thank you so much, governor. let me also express our thanks to you for your extraordinary leadership during this whole pandemic over the last number of months and today. and the fact that you committed to science and data to guide your leadership is absolutely extraordinary. as you

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decal *b county will take it up this afternoon >> sandra: let's bring in alyssa farah.hank you for being here. on that point what's the gop doing to insure fair elections in january? >> good morning, sandra, thanks for having me. the georgia republican party has been taking efforts, efforts underway to insure that we have signature verification, that we have poll watchers. but what we're really trying to convey to voters and listen, understanding that millions of americans have concerns about irregularities and fraud that we have seen in the 2020 election. what we're conveying to georgia voters is if you care about -- if you don't want a rigged election you have to get out and vote. you insure a democrat victory if you don't get out and vote. we're taking measures. we have them in place. we should be able to trust the results of this election. the most important thing here and now is that georgia republicans get out and vote. >> sandra: got in your message there. charlie hurt was on fox news last night. he was talking about just what he sees at stake in this race if dem

this is how alyssa farah looked not necessarily at the criminal investigation part but how it played did not come to light ahead of the election frankly was a disservice to the american public. who wasn't able to fully vote with an informed perspective about the different conflicts of interest that hunter biden, the incoming president's son has. i think a special prosecutor is the best way to go. >> leland: we got the justice side of it. now comes the court of public opinion side of it. take you back four years ago to the trump transition where almost every day we were hit with new information about don junior and discussions of russia and on and on and on. do you see the same kind of media interest in the hunter biden issues and the hunter biden china connections that we saw in trump/russia? >> well, it depends what media you are watching. a lot of people told us there was no there there when it came to hunter biden before the election. now something that you can't not pay attention to. but i think what we just heard from alisa a second ago was an interesting statement about how pre

georgians are frustrated, perhaps even tired of the debate we had alyssa farah on yesterday and she saidou. i've heard concerns over election integrity in georgia. i see the number of votes that have already come in, 2 million, and i know about the money being raised, over $200 million by the democratic candidates and i'm wondering, is this whole thing trending towards the democrats taking the senate? what do you see , what do you hear and what do you feel about that? >> well, you know, georgians want a decision between chick-fil-a and zacksby's and not mcdonald's and rudes chris, that's what we've got here so the candidates themselves aren't very inspiring for the voters in georgia but what is at stake is and i think the republicans and conservatives are more reason- minded and they look and say if we can bring balance to our government that's the best thing while many liberals and democrats are more emotionally charged and without president trump on the ticket i just don't know they have the same kind of energy they had that brought joe biden apparently 12,000 more votes here. i don't