but andrew neil in particular, with robbo tweeting... as coverage from the us continued through most of wednesday, both on the news channel and on bbc 0ne, on the news channel and on bbc one, other viewers were left less satisfied. gary newby had this to say that wednesday's early news bulletin. complaints along those lines continue to come into newswatch as the saga of who had actually w011 as the saga of who had actually won the election continued to be reported extensively across the bbc. 0n be reported extensively across the bbc. on thursday night president trump made his position clear on that question ina position clear on that question in a speech to supporters. we arejust we are just interrupting to ta ke we are just interrupting to take you live to delaware where joe biden is speaking. take you live to delaware where joe biden is speaking. it is a clear and convincing story — we are going to win this race. just look at what has happened since yesterday. 2a hours we we re since yesterday. 2a hours we were behind in georgia and no

some viewers paid tribute to the coverage and to andrew neil in particular with robbo tweeting. ..ively across the bbc. on thursday night, president trump take his position clear on that question ina his position clear on that question in a speech to supporters. his position clear on that question in a speech to supportersm his position clear on that question in a speech to supporters. if you count the legal votes, i easily when. if you count the illegal votes, they can try to steal the election from us if you count the votes that came in late, we're looking at them very strongly. the lack of evidence provided for those allegations at the election ad that the election had been stolen because of fraud led some us networks to pull out of broadcasting that speech life. the bbc, though, showed the whole speech with analysis straight afterwards and has made it clear in headlines that the claims made by the president are unsubstantiated. for the actor anthony rapp, that doesn't go far enough. he tweeted... it has been a busy week for jonathan. let us start with a specific complaint about

we can return now to andrew neil and katty kay for the us election result special. bring you up to date on the latest, let's go to christian fraser at the bbc touch—screen. go to christian fraser at the bbc touch-screen. andrew was just telling you about this little result of that came in here in nebraska. one congressional district that are lauded one electoral college votes tojoe biden. lauded one electoral college votes to joe biden. that lauded one electoral college votes tojoe biden. that was hugely significant. here is why. i'm going to plug in on our map those states leaning towardsjoe to plug in on our map those states leaning towards joe biden, to plug in on our map those states leaning towardsjoe biden, arizona and nevada. ap has already called minnesota forjoe and nevada. ap has already called minnesota for joe biden. and nevada. ap has already called minnesota forjoe biden. if i plug in wisconsin and michigan, 0k? and we put in place might. it has not been called yet. —— maine. we also plug—in... iam been called yet. —— maine. we also plug—in... i am goi

neil: interesting. andrew mccarthy, thank you, former u.s.y weighing in on these multiple and to his point, multiple upon multiple legal battles going on in a number of states and cities. for example, there's a difference between what they're filing on the trump campaign versus all of pennsylvania. so, that's confusing. we're hopeful to keep you updated on that, in the battle for the u.s. senate. the republicans are doing-- if it's a done deal, but if they do it could be because of my next guest. he took a democrat seat and made it republican. want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements- neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. she said it was like someone else was controlling her mouth. her doctor said she has tardive dyskinesia, which may be related to important medication she takes for her depression. td can affect different parts of the body. - [narrator] in today's trying

neil: all right i don't know if new york governor andrew cuomo had the chance to comment on the latestpresident have been in a tiff over safety, efficacy and how the big one from pfizer-biontech could get. that is causing consternation among business leaders, businesses period, average folks in new york state itself. kristina partsinevelos in new york city with more on all of that. kristina? reporter: neil, it is the latest chapter in the feud or months long feud between new york governor andrew cuomo and the president over the distribution of vaccines. just yesterday you had the governor here of new york state that he was willing to sue the trump administration over discrime nary practices when it comes to distribution of the vaccine. what do i mean by that? with the trump administration plan it would be private enterprises that distribute the vaccine. think of like a cvs or walgreens. cuomo is arguing those chains may not be available in lower income communities especially communities of color and hit hardest by covid-19. we know on friday president tom singled out new york he may re

democrat in the country her daughter accused andrew yang of sexism because he referred to nancy pelosi by her 1st name so that's how bad it's gotten when neil liberals don't have a policy to run against they smear you as an anti semite or a sexist that's the what that's just par for the course but what about this idea of pressuring once joe biden wins i mean of course biden has flip flopped on fracking the existential crisis the earth has do you think. like chomsky that he can be lobbied heavier or angela davis said he can be lobbying once he's in the white house well. i don't know what angela davis what history books she's been reading but that's nuts joe biden is going to move to the right is already said but promised he's bought out he's going to veto medicare for all even if it passes the congress and 80 to 90 percent of the people in the country are forty's already vowed to do that and why did he vote to do that because he's in the pocket of wall street and the health insurance companies his record is not ever being able to be moved to the left his record is he moves to the right and then farther to the right he's not moving to the lef

. >> neil, i mean, to pick up on andrew's point, today, donald trump -- i'm trying to think a classyhat i want to say. further demeaned the rule of law by pardoning mike flynn, who pleaded guilty in front of judge sullivan twice, to lying to the fbi. he also happened to lie to the vice president about a conversation with the russian ambassador, no less. it seems that the conversation about what will happen in biden administration misses the point that joe biden was trying to make last night. whether donald trump is prosecuted or not, in a healthy democracy, in a normal american executive branch of government, would not be joe biden's determination. it would be up to the justice department. so can you sort of separate out those two ideas and tell me what you hear when you hear joe biden say what he said to lester holt? >> yeah, absolutely. so, my take on this is a little bit different than andrew's. i loved his piece, but for me, i do think we have to leave these decisions up to the new attorney general, and i think joe biden will pick a great attorney general and let her or him decid

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neil: thank you. wasn't bad. listen to you. charlie gasparino following all those latest developments. by the way, governor andrew in new york is talking right now to the press and some of these restrictions on how many people can come to your home. he says that to criticism that it's not his business what happened in folks' homes, he said that the laws still apply in your home. it is the government's business. he says that upstate [ inaudible ] otherwise. more after this. did you know you can go to libertymutual.com to customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? really? i didn't-- aah! ok. i'm on vibrate. aaah! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ twto treat acute, non-low back stmuscle and joint pain doctors with topical nsaids first. a formulation they recommend can be found in salonpas. a formulation they recommend can be found in salonpas. salonpas. it's good medicine. hisamitsu. adapting. innovating. lsetting the course. but new ways of working demand a new type of network. one that's more than just fast. you need flexibility- to work from anywhere. and ma

republican party in wisconsin andrew tells me swaying the undecided voters is always the goal but the last-minute rallies are about love like to find the base and getting out the vote. neil: thank you very much, mike tobin in wisconsin, the president says it should be about the economy, speaking on "fox & friends", he make clear it's a pretty good economy. take a look. >> we have the best economy, nobody has ever seen anything like it, now what happens we build it up again and we are doing it at a record, you sell the 33.1 on thursday, that's the biggest number we have ever had gdp and were on a shape to build us up to a level that nobody's ever seen anything like it. i really think were going to end up with an economy that will be better than last year. neil: the president on "fox & friends" on the phone ken langone, the cofounder of home depot, he's done a lot of good for society and given back with his hospital and everything else, to keep americans on the good. very good to have you, the president saying it is the economy, it's been a strong economy, the markets are up today, we are told, that could be ceases on the potential of abiding victory and a lot of stimulus

andrew cuomo ordering gyms, bars and restaurants to close by 10 p.m. and new york cities seven-day rolling average is sitting at about 2.83% if that number rises to 3%, neil, mayor deblasio says the city will shutdown schools as soon as monday. neil? neil: incredible then what do those parents do, charles thank you very much. charles watson in atlanta on all of that so a lot of states very very busy already contemplating measures that could come the closest we've seen to lockdown since the spring. let's get the read from dr. ra j at the nyu langone school of medicine associate professor there, doctor great to have you back what do you make of the states, mayors, all looking at measures that will sort of rollback some form of restrictions. what do you think of that and more that will likely follow? >> well, i think these are not decisions that are made lightly and they're being considered for a very good reason, and the fact that we are definitely seeing an upswing in the cases of covid through many parts in fact most parts of the country, and you know, it's sort of easy to dismiss these things as an over reaction if you personally haven't been affected by