what the president and the campaign are doing right now is as you discussed this is ameri america. we don't rush the election for the results because they want t do our due diligence. integrity and honesty. would do this through a process and through the rule of law. 's follow the example of bush against gore. >> i believe there's going to b other cases brought before the courts. they are going to be adjudicating other cases before the supreme court. i'd imagine this case in pennsylvania we are going to maintain the rule of law and what the governor of pennsylvania did is one of the laws was broken and those that were looking at the law and being allowed to observe the counting they will testify to this. how the remedy this? don't know how. >> ultimately i think he was onto something. you have to make the hard decisions. should those ballots be lawfull come to. is a tough remedy but it is the remedy. if it big question and if it wa not properly authorized and the weren't arriving at the correct time in the correct time in pennsylvania should have been the close on election day not

joining texas as they gain affection and hospitalization rates are surging across ameri america.rds daily now. cities and states starting now to put restrictions back into place. casey stegall is live for us in dallas. casey? >> no part of the country in effect has been spared from this latest search of the virus with the united states setting a new daily record once again with more than 160,000 new infections reported in a single day. i can tell you there are lines across multiple states have various testing locations as more and more people in cities like dallas, los angeles, chicago, and everywhere in between go to get tested. some states toughening covid restrictions requiring mass querying or cutting back on capacity and the hours of bars, restaurants, engines and even some school districts now weighing whether to just stay at home after the thanksgiving holiday break. in fact, doctors are very worried about the upcoming holiday especially in hard-hit zones like el paso. >> people need to understand that it's cases, hospitalizations, and deaths. even though the mortality rat

it wouldn't simply have provided "automatic mailing of absentee ballots to all voters in ameri america it also would have prevented states from restricting in any way ballot harvesting. that means that anyone could collect and return bundles of ballots from dead or living voters to polling stations and there would be no oversight of this at all. that's insane. but expect more of it. loose voting rolls are too useful for the left to pass out. in january, democrats could very well gain control of the united states senate. if that happens, much will change, but one of the things that will happen, they will pass the heroes act into law. right now they are claiming universal mail-in balloting is necessary because of coronavir coronavirus. it's a public health emergency, we have to have it. but they're lying. they've been pushing for this very thing for years. for one reason. it gives them an advantage because it increases the incidence of fraud. according to barack obama, the most divisive president in our history, if you're against this, if you're against sending ballots to unverified vote

middle income people in america, they are the people that we have to help, they are the backbone of ameri america, they are the people when you raise taxes they always get in the neck. neil: good point, were watching very closely, very good catching up. >> take you for having me i look forward to seeing you in person someday and we will, don't sell america short, whoever wins, working to be fine, were the greatest nation on earth. neil: good luck coming out of your shal shell. king langone, the home depot founder, a couple of developments i know ron politics all the time, as you can see in the corner of your screen, technology stocks are up apple, amazon, speaking of apple were told it'll hold a november 10 event, week from today in which it will introduce custom chips so corporate america goes on no matter what happens with the election, that is a good in a good deal of scrutiny wondering what apple could introduce and the significance of that. we will have more after this. you are watching fox business. ♪ your journey requires liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay fo

lot of the cuban population that is led socialism, they don't want to see socialism brought to ameri americaion. >> there is not an agreement but i would like to see another ppp loans, there is wide agreement on that, pelosi needs to stop holding them hostage for bailing out states like new york and california. david: steve scalise, great to see you. starting monday groups no larger than eight will be allowed to gather in nashville, tennessee, country star john rich of the popular bar and that city and i want to know how the new rules will be affecting his bottom line, he is coming up and we will be joined by pete hegseth, he is a dad of seven kids and i want his take of kids going remote again. he is fired up any homeschooled his kids for months during the first shutdown, i'm sure he did a great job but i'm sure he's not too happy about another lockdown. the third hour of bernie just getting started. ♪ ly helped me lower the amount of interest i was paying. sofi helped me pay off $23,000 of credit card debt. and i just couldn't have done it without them. some things are good to know. like w

eta roared through kraenlt ameri -- through central america.ays after students at notre dame were warned about a covid spike on campus, a fumble. it happened after saturday's victory over number one clemson. thousands of fans stormed the field to celebrate the double over time win. many, including players and coaches, and fans were seen not wearing masks. when we return, america has decided why it's been an >>> finally tonight, america has decided. yes, there are still votes to count. but as former president george w. bush said today, the outcome is clear. we cast balloted in a deadly pandemic. a historic number and circumstance. president elect joe biden voters extatic, and those that support donald trump, disappointed. we have witnessed and respected close elections before. richard nixon lost one in 1960 and then won one in 1968. in 2000, 537 votes in florida determined the presidency. it took 36 days to resolve and require a supreme court ruling. al gore conceded and helped the nation and his supporters cope. >> tonight for the sake of our u

arizona an interesting study into the window of the change in ameri america.57 there. that had been seen as shaky mostly because of a vacuum of information. the more votes have come in, it looks like biden should be okay. we will see. takes us to the electoral map. 253-213. why does this not change? we keep telling you that the states seem more and more for biden. because until it is projected, you will not see it detected on that map, okay? the places stay clear because until we get it done, they're going to stay here. cnn has not called arizona and has not called maine's second congressional district. i know other people have different numbers. that's their business, not ours. let's go to mj lee right now. she's with the biden team. she's actually in front of the big location in wilmington, delaware, where if joe biden becomes president-elect, that's where they're going to have their big celebration. what are they saying in terms of the likelihood of anyone ever joining you there? >> reporter: well, chris, we heard joe biden himself basically walking right u

trump in the actual metro centers themselves but by and large metro america med very sharply towards biden as expected, nonmetro ameri -- coolidated enormously behind trp andd turned out everyone more people again -- in those kind of placesnd then pollsters expected and that's why the margin will be more like four points than six or seven or eight, and you know it basically, you know, biden made a few gains in mid-size blue collar pces outside of the metro that eri scranton maybe a little better in the valley in wisconsin green bay and by and large, that side of the world turned out very heavily f trump and reenforce basic divide. the thing i think that surprise me the northeast and i'm guessing surprise chaie the most was that when you went down ballot, the r side vot republican up and down ballot and metro ameca did not vote democratic up and down the ballot i mean there are -- ias not surprised that democrats lost some of t house seats that they won in 2018 in the far frontier of trump country with him on the ballot you would not be surprised ose -- go back. at was surprising if they didn't offset by winning subur

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what ameri's role in the world,ompared to come look, we grew up in the reagan era, and reoring america's leadership in the wor really mattered back then and was hugely successful. we that iterations of that than suessive presidencies, but the world has changed dratically, and where do you see america's role in the world, not just as it relates to freedom but just in terms of bringing security and aspirations for all of us? [phone ringing] >> you know, so where i would start is that - [phone ringing] -- >> sorry. >> i thinkhat might be you, jeb. >> i is definitely and i can't get -- [phone ringing] my bad. [laughing] >> okay. so i think where i would start is your brother, , george w., in my opinion, gave onef the greatest inaugural addresses in the second inaugural when he made the case that america's sponsibility is to project freedom around the globe. eventually as we work our way through the foreign policy issues that are facing our country we have got to get back that notion. there's a real debate todays you well know as to whether america should continue to projec out this commitmen

ameri still no clear outcome in the u.s. presidential election democratic challenger joe biden and president trump along with america and the rest of the world are waiting for results from just a few key states as those last votes are counted the president has already claimed victory and alleged electoral fraud without presenting any evidence it's also a threat to take the matter to the supreme court joe biden has called for patience but his supporters are confident that he's on track to win. so let's take a look at the results so far neither donald trump nor joe biden have the 270 electoral college vote both they need to win but a possible path to victory for mr biden has emerged in the last a couple of hours it started in arizona figures show the democratic candidate has a salable lead that's only state he's won back from republican control so joe biden now needs 32 more electoral college votes to win the white house so let's look at the 3 states in which he's currently leading the counting which could give him victory in this election is creeping closer to live in wisconsin which has 10 electoral college votes he also ha