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but, we need to make sure we don't give up. >> senator elect andy kim, who really earned that victoryks so much for >>> that is "all in" on this tuesday night. "alex >> i just feel like the perspective from these guys is so vital right now. great show, my friend. do you remember how earlier this year, south

well, on tuesday, he became new jersey senator elect andy kim.o serve in the senate. with black women poised to become a major target, especially given trump's attacks on diversity, two black women made history. angela alsobrooks was the first black senator to represent maryland. and lisa blunt-rochester will be the first woman and black senator from delaware. that meaning in the year of our lord 20 and 25, for the first time in the senate's 236-year history, two black women will serve at the same time. there will also be some democratic history makers joining the u.s. house of representatives. texas elected julie johnson to become the first openly lbgtq percent to congress from both texas and the entire south. and sarah mcbride will represent delaware as the first openly transgender member of congress. they will be joined in the house by another historic figure who stood up to trump. eugene won his race in virginia. as a national security council aide, he raised concerns about donald trump's 2019 call to ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy.

[cheers] >> i'm only looking at some of the pop-up numbers -- >> andy kim has been coded to represent new jersey. he defeated curtis pasha. he is the first korean american in the u.s. senate. >> i can't tell you how incredible this is. i'm having a hard time processing this moment right now. there have been only a few moments in my life where i felt the weight of the moment as i do right now. the gravity generated by the magnitude in our country. this isn't about me. it is about this moment in america. and what we each individually tried to do to meet that moment. i look at this room and i see so many people from different moments in my life. you are here in this room because in one way or another you have touched my life. you have helped me in ways i may never be able to fully express. whether i met you an elementary school or on the campaign trail, i want to start by saying thank you. [applause] [cheers] i want to start with my congressional team. for the last six years, we have served the third congressional district and i hope we have made the people of the third district proud wi

and andy kim of new jersey has become the first ever korean-american elected to the u.s. senate.ch edition of the "cbs evening news." i am norah o'donnell at the cbs news election headquarters here in new york. thank you for joining us all day yesterday and today. we will see you right back here tomorrow. good night. ♪ ♪ >>>>the foreigners experience on csu'sre

the storm. [ cheers ] training sessions began for the newly elected including new jersey democrat andy kim, the first korean american ever elected to the senate. >> i think we're up to the task. >> reporter: his opponent hasn't conceded, but republican dave mccormick who leads in the pennsylvania senate race, was invited to orientation. in the u.s. house, some races remain undecided, but republicans are on a trajectory to the magic number of 218 seats to win the majority. democrats are regrouping. >> i think we're going to have a family conversation that needs to be clear eyed, candid, and comprehensive. >> yeah. >> to figure out what happened on election night. >> reporter: congresswoman-elect lateefah simon, a widowed mother born legally blind, will represent oakland, california, and says her party is ready for a fight. you're arriving at what some describe as a toxic moment here. >> yeah. >> reporter: how do you deal with that? >> yeah. real leaders lead in any environment. >> reporter: it's republicans who will fight the first bruising battle among themselves, choosing a republican sen

and applause] training sessions began today for the newly-elected, including new jersey democrat andy kime first korean american ever elected to the senate. >> i think we are up to the task. >> reporter: his opponent hasn't conceded, but republcan david mccormick, who leads in the pennsylvania senate race, was invited to orientation today. in the u.s. house, some races remain undecided, but republicans are on a trajectory to the magic number of 218 seats to win the majority. democrats are regrouping. >> i think we are going to have a family conversation that needs to be clear-eyed, candid, and comprehensive, to figure out what happened on election night. >> reporter: congresswoman-elect lateefah simon, a widowed mother, born legally blind, will represent oakland, california, and says her party is ready for a fight. you are arriving at what some people describe as a toxic moment here. how do you deal with that? >> real leaders lead. in any environment. >> reporter: it's republicans who will fight the first bruising battle tomorrow, among themselves, choosing a republican senate leader to s

minority, everybody from ruben gallego to our additional other new members that are coming in, and to andy kim. we have a great new class of freshmen. we've been listening to them to hear what they did and how they won their seats and to some of the members returning from battleground states like nevada. so we're still going through that process. we're going to make sure that we connect with our constituencies to do what we can for our constituents and our states. >> we have to leave the conversation there. appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> thanks so much. stay with cnn news central. >>> if you felt like buying a home was getting further out of reach, you might be right. a new report from oxford finds you need to earn six figures to afford a home in most cities. it is $108 to cover a single family home, property taxes and insurance costs. matt, just put this figure into perspective for us. why it's so expensive compared to five years ago. >> this is almost twice as much as what you needed to make before covid to be able to afford to buy. back in 2019, household needed income of about $57,

. >> senator andy kim who earned that victory, i got to say from the beginning, it was a well-earned victory. >> that is "all in," and now -- >> i can't hear enough from the surviving democrats, people who got reelected. we have senator chris murphy tonight giving his first cable news interview since whatever we're going to call it happened on election night. the perspective is vital. great show. >> thank you. >> do you remember how earlier this year, south dakota governor thought it would be a good idea to put in writing she shot and killed her 14-month-old dog cricket because cricket was quote untrainable. the reason governor noem thought it was good to recall that to illustrate to do anything difficult, messy and ugly if it needs to be done. even after that story did not exactly the way she liked. she doubled down, shooting the dog wasn't the easy way but that's often not the right way. this is the person donald trump is planning to nominate to run the department of homeland security in his upcoming administration. just to be clear, south dakota is closer to the canadian border th

--andy kim. many races are still being counted in the closely. . battle for the house at a party last night, mike johnson was optimistic. >> we will have the most aggressive first one hundred days agenda that we have seen in a modern era. we have to fix everything. >> democrats are reeling from the loss. >> sad. i want a kinder nation. i am raising kids. it is a hard pill to swallow. >> harris pulled together a campaign in roughly 100 days after biden dropped out of the race, smashing fundraising records and riing a wave of enthusiasm that was not enough to win the white house. >> a lot of our liberties will be taken away, especially for women. we are acting like drunk people. one step forward and 10 steps back. >> as an african-american, it made me realize how racist and sexist this country is, unfortunately. >> others were ready for four more years of trump. >> i'm excited. i want to celebrate. he is going to make everything happy, even if they did not want him as president. they will be wealthier, safer, healthier, everything. >> so many things

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storm. [ cheering ] training sessions began for the newly elected, including new jersey democrat andy kimmerican ever elected to the senate. >> i think we're up to the task. >> reporter: his opponent hasn't conceded, but republican dave mccormick who leads in the pennsylvania senate race was invited to orientation. in the u.s. house, some races remain undecided, but republicans are on a trajectory to the magic number of 218 seats to win the majority. democrats are regrouping. >> i think we're going have a family conversation that needs to be clear-eyed, candid, and comprehensive to figure out what happened on election night. >> reporter: congresswoman elect lateefah simon, born legally blind will represent oakland, california and says her party is ready for a fight. you're arriving at what some people describe series a toxic moment here. how do you deal with that? >> real leaders lead in any environment. >> reporter: it's republicans who will fight the first bruising battle among themselves, choosing a republican senate leader to succeed mitch mcconnell. the candidates include texas' john

. >> senator elect andy kim of new jersey used to represent this district that was a trump district and i remember talking to him, i said something like do you know who these 50,000 people are who vote for you and donald trump? he knew. and he knew why they voted for both of them and it's just an interesting thing and it's obviously something that democrats need to be doing more of. >> and to your point, jake, after those results came in, went on a listening tour of that district in new jersey to figure out what was powering the thought behind supporting him as a member of congress and donald trump at the top of the ticket and that spillover. you saw it in 2016 where you had a good number of bernie sanders supporters support donald trump in the general election. same with bowman losing in that primary, you saw some of those folks probably go over to the other side and support trump. it's interesting. >> can we talk about the senate majority leader race right now between john thune, john cornyn and rick scott. it is so interesting. trump wants recess appointments. i don't know how many.

the democratic senator elect of new jersey this is his first interview since he won his race and andy kim be the first korean american in the u.s. senate ever and are your parents still alive in both immigrants? >> they are and they did 50 years ago to this year and we celebrate the 50th anniversary of our family in america by becoming a u.s. senate or. >> what was it like for your parents on election night that they come to this country and, you know 50 years later their son is elected senator elect from new jersey? that is the american dream . >> it was really emotional. the hotel that we held election night at with the hotel my parents and my whole family and all of us moved to 37 years ago and we lived out of that hotel when we were five years old when we came here and i wanted to go back and pay tribute to the opportunities we had but i am humbled by this opportunity and it will be the first asian america elected to the u.s. senate for the entire east coast of america and we are showing there is a new era coming with opportunity ahead. >> it is great and very nice. let me talk to you

in addition, democratic congressman andy kim of new jersey won his senate race, making him the fist koreanected to the upper chamber. in the house, democrat sarah mcbride won delaware's only congressional seat, and by doing so she became the first out transgender member of congress. my next guest, oregon state representative janelle bynum, could also make history if elected. she would become the first african american to represent the state of oregon in the u.s. house of representatives. now, several news outlets have already called the race for bynum, including the oregonian, the hill, and emily's list, but nbc news has not. joining me now is state representative janelle bynum, who is getting ready to attend her son ellis' college football game. he's a running back for the mighty and undefeated oregon ducks. representative bynum, great to see you again. okay, i know that fist pump was for your son, but is that also for you? why do you think -- well first, a bunch of other outlets have said -- have already called the race in your favor, as i mentioned before. nbc news has not said so yet,

andy kim, i guess he's still a congressman, he's going to be the first korean american ever elected tohe u.s. senate. bernie moreno, the first south american born senator and sarah mcbride, the first transgender to serve. joining us now, sarah m cbride. are you a former state senator? have you resigned that already? i want to be technical. congratulations on your win. >> still technically a state senator until probably january 3rd. >> i'm going to call you congresswoman elect because you've earned it. you won your race with almost 60% of the vote and i have to ask, you're running your campaign at a time, and as a philadelphian. i know the media market you're in. you were swamped with, your tv stations were swamped with television ads. more than $60 million of ads going after kamala harris on the issue of transgender americans, including in sports, tax funded, taxpayer funded prisoner surgeries and all that. and that must have been a really weird position to be while you're making history at this time. >> well, it definitely was on the air waves here in delaware, but despite that, it's

. >> senator elect andy kim, who really earned that victory in new jersey, i got to say, from the beginning. it was a well earned victory. senator-elect, thank you very much. >> thanks so much for >>> that is "all in" on this tuesday night. "alex >> i just feel like the perspective from these guys is so vital right now. great show, my friend. do you remember how earlier this year, south dakota governor thought it would be a good idea to put in writing her own book that she shot and killed her 14- month-old dog cricket because cricket was an trainable, the reason governor kristi noem thought that would be a good anecdote to recall because she thought she would illustrate her willingness to do anything difficult, messy and ugly if it simply needs to be done. after that story did not land exactly the way she thought it might, she treated that shooting her 14-month-old dog wasn't easy but often the easy way isn't the right way. this is the person that donald trump is planning to nominate to run the department of homeland security in his upcoming administration. and just to be clear, south dakot

dangers in some of the appointments, basil, and to that point, you have the new jersey elect senator andy kimcing legislation require the director of national intelligence and other national security positions to disclose any financial transactions with governments. writing we wrote the bill well before november 5th. it's not about politics. it's about our security. how aggressive do you think democrats need to be in light of what we have just talked in the last two segments about the nature of our national security interest being run by individuals who conceivably could be perceived as a threat to the national security? how aggressive should democrats be in pushing those points for confirmation? >> very aggressive. look, if there's not a tion? >> very aggressive. look, if there's not a grownup in the white house, there has to be one in the capitol, in both chambers there are. democrats, are the republicans are going to do it, no mitch mcconnell saying we will put the brakes on this, someone has to step up and say we need a thorough investigation. tulsi gabbard, even according to newsweek two

andy kim now set to become the first korean american to serve in the senate.eno first latino and south american born senator from ohio. >> the people who come to this country are invited here. >> reporter: in the house, a shoe of firsts, republican julie fedorchak representing north dakota. sarah mcbride first openly transgender member of congress. and emily randall, the first lgbtq la tina served in congress. democratic representative rashida tlaib and ilhan omar winning re-election. according to the congressional research service, the last class of lawmakers make up the most diverse congress. yet it's still falls short of the overall ethnic diversity of the u.s. population. president-elect donald trump. >> this forever be remembered as the day the american people regained control of their country. >> reporter: now the oldest person elected person in u.s. history. former president also the first to be elected while convicted of a crime and can current criminal defendant, only the second president to win a nonconsecutive term since 1892. president-elect trump

>> one interesting thing, andy kim -- it was an open seat, he won by about eight. of course trump did extremely well, lost by only about five. that was a little surprising, but it showed he was following the party rather than his own brand. we will go right here in the front. right behind you. >> my question is how much did media play a role in the vice president's defeat, given that biden was not handing her over because she was more unpopular than him? but after biden backed off, media just made her some kind of prophet. my second question, i went to montana and philadelphia knocking on doors for trump. most people don't like the idea of changing the sex of children, and having taxpayers to pay for it. similarly they don't want the pentagon to waste their money on changing people's sex. we thought this abortion issue would favor democrats, but actually i don't know if it went against them. >> so, part of the question is about the way transgender issues interacted with this electorate. and i have to tell you, did a one here watch much college or pro football in th

greta talked about the new senator elect from new jersey, andy kim. to supporters a few minutes ago. >> i can't tell you how incredible this is. i'm having trouble processing this moment right now. there have been only a few moments in my life where i felt the weight of the moment as i do right now. the gravity generated by the magnitude in our country. this isn't about me. it is about this moment in america. and what we each individually tried to do to meet that moment. i look at it -- this room and i see so many people from different moments in my life. you are here in this room because in one way or another you have touched my life. you have helped me in ways i may never be able to fully express. whether i met you an elementary school or on the campaign trail, i want to start by saying thank you. [applause] >> [crowd chanting] andy! andy! >> i want to start with my congressional team. for the last six years, we have served the third congressional district and i hope we have made the people of the third district proud with the work we have done. we

newest members of congress voted in, arrived on capitol hill for orientation, including senator elect andy kim, a democrat from new jersey. i see just how much people were just feeling really unsettled about their lives, just feeling like, you know, government right now is not tackling things in any meaningful way, you know, in terms of their day to day livin. democrats reassessing after 2024 election losses. president elect trump looking ahead to inauguration day in january 2025 and president elect trump says he will pick kristi noem for homeland security secretary. she's been a supporter of mr. trump's hard line immigration policies. marcus, laura learning who will sit with him more and more each day. new person. all right. thank you. brie. well, now to an nbc news exclusive. the trump administration is considering drastically expanding immigrant detention centers in the u.s. two sources familiar with the plan say conversations are happening with private prison companies. the centers will hold a vast amount of migrants for a short period of time before they are deported. coinciding with pres

newest members of congress voted in, arrived on capitol hill for orientation, including senator elect andy kim, a democrat from new jersey. i see just how much people were just feeling really unsettled about their lives, just feeling like, you know, government right now is not tackling things in any meaningful way, you know, in terms of their day to day living. democrats reassessing after 2024 election losses. president elect trump looking ahead to inauguration day in january 2025 and president elect trump says he will pick kristi noem for homeland security secretary. she's been a supporter of mr. trump's hard line immigration policies. back to you. and brie, we saw melania trump in some video there. she was invited as well to the white house today to sit down with first lady jill biden. but i understand that's not happening. yeah. melania trump is not expected to be at the white house today. cnn is citing sources familiar with the matter that this is all due to a scheduling conflict following melania's recently released memoir. now, the first lady extended the traditional invitation last week

. >> bret: and in new jersey, kurt democratic house rep andy kim will win his senate race, putting him in the upper chamber for the fourth time, this is the bob menendez seat. in delaware, lisa blunt, rochester, will win her first senate race. >> martha: in rhode island, democratic senator sheldon whitehouse -- 8:18 on the east coast, 43 republicans securing their seat, one seat flipped, west virginia, the former governor will not be senator jim justice in west virginia, 34 democrats have secured their seats in the senate, a long way to go in the upper chamber as well. >> bret: we have a lot of real vote total starting to dump in further states. more democracy '24 coverage coming in as we and wait the next round of poll closes. we believe at newday usa we have a noble purpose. our purpose is not just closing a loan. we want to do whatever is best for the individual service person. we want to be known as america's mortgage company for veterans and active duty service people, and they and their families. we're the ones that are there to help them. people are doing hard, arduous, difficul

bret: and andy kim in new jersey, this is the bob menendez seat.isa blunt, proare chester, will win her first senate race. martha: in rhode island, sheldon whitehouse will return for a fourth 'em de, and let's take a look at the balance of power and how it shapes up, 818 d -- 8:18 on the east coast, 43 republicans securing their seat. senator jim justice in west virginia. 34 democrats have secured their seats in the senate and a long way the go in the upper chamber as well. bre breath we have a lot of raw vote totals starting to dump in from those early states. more democracy '24 coverage ahead as we await the next round of poll closings. many. ♪ ♪ we believe at newday usa we have a noble purpose. our purpose is not just closing a loan. we want to do whatever is best for the individual service person. we want to be known as america's mortgage company for veterans and active duty service people, and they and their families. we're the ones that are there to help them. people are doing hard, arduous, difficult, dangerous things. some of them are givin

. >>> and andy kim is now the first korean american elected to senate after winning the seat vacatedw jersey senator bob menendez. >>> as predicted, the presidential race boils down to several crucial swing states with former president donald trump turning some of them red to secure the presidency. >> trump flipped georgia, pennsylvania and wisconsin, all in his favor. minutes ago nbc news projected he will also win michigan. biden had turned it blue in 2020 after trump won them in 2016. now, by losing those states this election vice president kamala harris missed an important path to victory. luckily, we have nbc news senior business correspondent christine romans here to break down the fight over those battlegrounds. it's interesting, christine, what we saw because while trump had already gained enough electoral votes to become the projected winner, of course, we are still waiting on results from states like nevada, arizona. what do we know about those races that frankly are still too close to call? >> and those are two states where one of the trends of last night is really, really

you will never be sorry that you have andy kim representing you in the united states senate. that is a good one. >>> heading towards california, idaho, washington, oregon, again, these are not states that are thought of as swing states in terms of the precedency but they will be really, really important in control of who is in control in the united states house. so, we know that a lot of the western states count slowly, particularly california. we will get our first look at those things in seven or eight minutes, steve? >> yes. we can tell you about, one we have been following north carolina where statewide you can see 85% of the vote now in. donald trump maintaining the lead in the neighborhood of 150,000 votes the big thing that just happened we were talking about the giant, you know, city, core city counties where democrats need the big margins, waiting all night on mech mecklenburg county. almost all of it. harris, landslide margin here. but, this is short. joe biden won it, biden lost north carolina, narrowly but he lost it four years ago. the name of the the game for de

>> one interesting thing, andy kim -- it was an open seat, he won by about eight. of course trump did extremely well, lost by only about five. that was a little surprising, but it showed he was following the party rather than his own brand. we will go right here in the front. right behind you. >> my question is how much did media play a role in the vice president's defeat, given that biden was not handing her over because she was more unpopular than him? but after biden backed off, media just made her some kind of prophet. my second question, i went to montana and philadelphia knocking on doors for trump. most people don't like the idea of changing the sex of children, and having taxpayers to pay for it. similarly they don't want the pentagon to waste their money on changing people's sex. we thought this abortion issue would favor democrats, but actually i don't know if it went against them. >> so, part of the question is about the way transgender issues interacted with this electorate. and i have to tell you, did a one here watch much college or pro football in th

john: one interesting thing, andy kim, the new senator from new jersey, and it was an open seat, he won by 8. trump did extremely well, lost by about 5000 that was probably a little surprising -- lost by about 5. that was probably a little surprising. he was following the party rather than his own brand. >> my name is -- john: right behind you. >> my question is how much media plays role in vice president of defeat, given that biden was not handing her over because she was more unpopular than him. media made her some kind of prophet, she is very competent. i went to montana, boozman's knocking on doors, and most people don't like changing the sex of children and taxpayers paying. they don't want pentagon wasting people's money on changing people's sex. we thought this abortion issue is going to favor democrats, but i don't know if it went against them. chris: ok, so part of the question is the way transgender issues interacted with this electorate. i gotta tell you, anybody here watch much college or pro football in the past few weeks? if you did, you saw in heavy rotation one of the mo

democratic congressman andy kim won in new jersey making his the first korean american elected to thetate black senator and lisa blunt won in rochester, the first black person to represent the state in the senate. the first time two black senators will serve together. >> a columbian immigrant won in ohio. the first latino or person of color to represent ohio in the senate. also, sara mcbride won the delaware congressional seat, becoming the first transgender person elected to congress. >> sara joins us this morning. thank you for being with us this morning. first of all, just how are you feeling today? >> well, i am feeling filled with gratitude. i'm filled with gratitude to all of the delawareans who turned out and voted yesterday and the days preceding, regardless how they voted. i'm feeling grateful to have this opportunity to serve the state i love in the united states house of representatives. i think this is a testament to delawareans, that we are judging candidates on their ideas and not their identities. >> on a personal level, what does this mean to you? >> i know how much th

and new jersey, democrat andy kim, former congressman, has won that race.holes for their respective party. here you see the senate map updated. control of the senate is on the line tonight. republicans with 43 seats so far, and democrats with 34. want to turn back to the presidential race. in take a deeper look at the nation's largest battleground state, that is pennsylvania, of course. i want two and katie meier of spotlight pa, and nonprofit investigative journalism site in that state. she joins us from philadelphia. thanks for being with us. this is the state we will be talking about more than any other tonight. give us a sense of what you are hearing from voters on the ground. we have been hearing a lot about the long lines and frustrations. what are the issues animating people you've talked to their? katie: i have been out of the polls a lot. one of the things you hear over and over is abortion. i've heard that from men, women. pretty much exclusively in philadelphia. but it is top of mind here. the other i have heard, republican areas of the city as w

i talked to andy kim from new jersey, the new senator elect from there, there are lessons here about thing. and really it would be self-reflective, but forward looking about what it means. one of them, i think, is figuring out how to talk to people who disagree with you, not agreeing with them, but figuring out how to talk to them, but also how to talk and i'm just going to say, in a more english way about the economy, and the things that are impacting people in their everyday lives. make it less poll tested, less sounding like you're reading off a dnc set of talking points. there are a lot of lessons here but there are people who have won. i'm interested in talking to them about how and what we can learn from them. >> i think yesterday in "pod save america," and it was incredible what the guys were talking about. and, of course, it was fun, they were -- but they were saying, listen, so, this and that, but republicans, they're going around and they're having a good time, and they're laughing and they're this and they're that and they didn't feel like they had to qualify every single

for democratic cold, the first one, a historic one in new jersey, congressman andy kim is set to become the first korean american ever to serve in the u.s. senate. meanwhile in virginia, senator tim kane, a former vice presidential candidate, he's expected to defeat the former navy captain. martin heinrich, seeking his third term, defeating dominant she, another democratic hold to project, this one coming in the state of washington, maria cantwell wins her fifth term as she defeats role garcia. was the pickup in ohio mean for the magic number? we started out with republicans needing to pick up to democratic seats to take control of the chamber with west virginia and ohio, they had to and now they are seeking to pad the numbers currently as we speak, republicans are leading in force else aspect seats currently held by democrats. we start with the state of wisconsin, there, the ceo of california-based sunwest bank, 29,000 votes ahead of democratic senator tammy baldwin, we just got an update, delete pretty much the same in wisconsin, this has been going back and forth all night but right

senar elect andy kim of new jersey, the first korean american in congress. the democrat from arizona poised to become the first hispanic senator from arizona if he hold on his race has not been called yet . ansenator elect of ohio, the republican, will be the first hispanic lawmaker to represent ohio statewide. that all in the wrap up for historic firsts in the 19th congress. host: john mcardle giving us that information and will be giving it to us all morning. you can also go to our website at c-span.org and follow along. john mentioning the republican challenger to the ohio race, it was after last night's victory speech from yesterday. [video clip] >> today it starts a new wave. we talked about wanting a red wave, i think what weight have is a red, why, and blue wave. what we need in the united states in america is leaders in washington, d.c. that actually put the interests of american citizens above all else. we are tired of being treated like second-class citizens in our own country. we are tired of leaders who think we are garbage and we are tired of be

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kim stanley robinson's work in general. i mean, certainly some of these themes i believe is that andy weir who wrote martian i believe he has explored some of these ideas as well and you know dune actually a really interesting example because frank herbert partly inspired by his visit as a journalist to dunes of oregon, the sand dunes on the coast of southern oregon. and he was you know, these dunes, these sand dunes were encroaching on human habitation in the area, and they were experimental with these various types of grass to actually stall sand to anchor in place. and it from encroaching on human communities. and he was very inspired by the power of you know this kind of mini example of terraforming life to change the landscape this way because it actually worked extremely well and in fact the grass became very invasive and now they're having to deal with that consequence. so he you know, there are passages in june where he he very much addresses this kind of idea of earth and life co evolving and kind of the guy in thinking and i think he says things like you know wherever life emerges becomes a planetary force that ch

senator-elect andy kim of new jersey will be the first korean american to serve in the senate. his story is the empoed why iment of the -- embodiment of american dream. son of immigrants, product of public schools, outstanding servant in the house and now united states senator-elect. like his colleagues, a fabulous career in the house and soon to embark on a fabulous career in the senate. and we also welcome senator elissa slotkin from michigan. a heeding voice in the national security. she served in the cia under george bush, truly a bipartisan credential, in the department of defense, and in the house was a real leader on foreign policy and defense and intelligence issues. she's going to follow in the foot stems of our -- footsteps of our friend debbie stab now and do a great job. finally, i welcome senator-elect adam schiff of california, a longtime leader of house democrats, one of the leaders in the house, established himself as a leader shortly after he got there. former chair of the house intelligence committee, an amazing and articulate voice on so many issues. he will

andy williams. all right lizzie cundy i'm going to start with you. assisted dying a lot of people, you know, kim punching the air, getting all excited, really pleased the legislation has gone through. i'm concerned. what are your thoughts? >> it's actually i watched it and i was very emotional listening to all the stories i really was. and i myself am a christian. i believe god gave us life and i, as you know, was with my friend who sadly passed away in my arms at the age of 27, and she had cystic fibrosis and had the most awful pain i had, you know, lung infection, lung collapses, had to do nebulisers three times a day and life was really tough. >> and it was. and she was in terrible pain. but she used to say to me, each breath is a gift. and you know, and she wanted to live . so for me, hearing the live. so for me, hearing the stories is very emotional. and i've also had another friend that had terrible cancer and just didn't want her kids to see her like that and wish to pass away . so it's very, you know, it away. so it's very, you know, it pulls at your heartstrings because what would you d