>> i agree with a lot of what antoine said. four days after election, you're still counting the votes. that's ridiculous. as a graduate of broward county high school and florida state university, i want to see all the votes counted. we need to have a good process. the fact we're going in and changing things and finding things and validating questionable ballots four days later, that's not acceptable. >> when you say finding things, what do you specifically mean by that? this is part of the credible process of counting -- are they finding bags of votes in the closet? >> we're hearing of 204 votes that came in afterwards, that are sitting aside. those were questionable ones. the 20 votes that were claimed -- they claimed were invalid after the fact. this is not unusual for broward county. in 2000, i lived in tallahassee, this seems like deja vu. we had the same problem in 2000. the fact that we're dealing with this 18 years later, this is a little bit embarrassing for >america. >your reaction?>> the most dange can do is make assu

here is antoine c wright with the republican pack. thank you for joining us. we can bring this up as we begin, julian assange saying he will sue, paul manafort is totally false, libelous. you heard the mainstream media's reaction. what do you think of this? will they go with anything at this point? >> the media has a role to play. it must be done where everyone is respected for this process, the media has a responsibility to report the news to be on point with the report but in this environment the right-wing media trying to undermine everything that comes up that is not pro-trump, they have to be careful to get the facts right because it feeds the narrative. heather: they don't seem concerned about facts or people saying this is not true. >> there are no facts. the mainstream media has become a tabloid, the new alex jones where any republican or anything to do with the president in the last decade is a criminal now and there are no fact that this is all conspiracy theories. is the media going to report every conspiracy theory or will they stick to actual fact

antoine griezmann was among the scorers as atletico beat monaco 2—0.also through, despite being held to a 0—0 draw by bruges. in group b, barcelona, who had already qualified, won 2—1 at psv to secure top spot. meanwhile, christian eriksen scored the only goal of the game, as tottenham beat inter, which means both sides are level on seven points with one game to go. in group d, porto beat schalke 3—1 to secure top spot. both sides had already qualified, following galatasaray‘s defeat in moscow. uefa say they are working to ensure that thursday's europa league tie between with vorskla poltava and arsenal will go ahead. the game has already been moved from poltava because of the introduction of martial law in several regions of ukraine, and the game is now scheuked to take place in the capital kiev, from where jonah fisher sent this report. the match has been moved to the olympic stadium here in kiev, and it's not entirely clear whether this stadium is prepared or equipped to hold the game tomorrow night. they have been questions raised. wejust had a sta

on points with borussia dortmund in group a after a 2—0 victory over the german side in madrid — antoinegs are not looking good for thierry henry at monaco. already without a win in his first four games, his side were 3—0 down at home to brugges after 2a minutes. it finished 4—0. in group d, there were wins for porto and schalke. england were really struggling on the opening day of the first test against sri lanka today. the visitors were 103—5 in galle — enter ben foakes on his debut. he produced an innings that was inspired, he said, by a message from former captain alastair cook. he managed to navigate england to a respectable score, as patrick gearey reports. for a tormentor of the the bat an appropriate salute, he began the test career in 99, this is his the 93rd match and his last, it's rory burns first, he waited years to bat for england and he got ten minutes. just one ball, he was having a good morning. as usual before long he was on and at 40, the silver—haired bowler still gold. joe test wicket 431, england tend to unravel when they travel, stuck in a loop, he kept rooting it

bush and former adviser to the dnc antoine sea wright. welcome, gentlemen. >> good to be with you, kennedy. kennedy: at the defense of jim acosta, the president was belligerent and rude and won't answer questions and trying to shut down the press and trying to turn the american people against the press. having said that, is it ever okay to put your hands on a woman, particularly a young woman who is probably college age. this is probably her first job. >> i never want to downplay someone putting their hands on another woman, particularly because that is someone's daughter. i just didn't see what apparently everyone else saw about the whole putting the hands on. i did see jim try to remove himself away from her, taking the mic. i did see that. however, it was a bad day. a bad day for trump. every day is a bad day when he does his press briefings. because he runs away from accountability. and any time he's pressed on any issue, particularly the issues that we know are wrong, he knows is wrong, but he doesn't want to fess up to it, it become

"wall street journal" jillian meltser is here and antoine. antoine, you have a crowded field.what do you think? >> it's great. the crowded field made barack obama a strong candidate in the 2008 general election. >> nothing crowded like this. >> i know. but competition is good for the marketplace. two things to tell you. >> this is radio city music hall. >> tell you two things about the 2020 election. anybody flirting with the idea running knows that the road to the white house and heaven has to be stamped in south carolina. south carolina will be very important. and also know that -- here's what i learned from this business deal. i've learned that leaders do not create movements. moments create leaders. the 2018 election for democrats was a movement. we'll see the birth of a lot of new leaders that will pop their head in the presidential -- >> neil: might as well. >> and it's goods for the country. >> creates opportunity for a wild card. i was looking at the morning consult polls. the two topics are bernie sanders and joe biden. that's the blue collar boat that trump -- >> nei

. >> lisa: i want to start with you, antoine.f there is potentially new information, it is the oversight committee's job to investigate. why wouldn't they look into those? lisa, this is a prime example why the republicans lost control of the congress, just a few weeks ago. they have investigated themselves into the minority. here we are once again wasting taxpayers dollars on something that does not exist. they spent so much time focusing on hillary clinton that they have not spent time putting forth a policy agenda that would move this country forward and the voters responded the way they did on tuesday night. >> lisa: cory, what do you make it would antoine drozd said? >> it's the truth! >> is in at the oversight committee's job to conduct oversight? >> of course, laura. if new information is available, mark meadows and his committee have an obligation to the american taxpayers and positive you to do their job, to investigate whatever that may lead. we all know the clinton foundation was not on the up and up. my only disappoint

speaker, i come to recognize a public servant and ole model, gwinnett police officer, antoine, toney. he was a california native but he adopted my local community at the age of 30. mr. woodall: and knew he could change the world from that location. he was working not just to make the world better, to make us better as individuals, one community, one family, one officer at the time. mr. speaker, with the infectious smile you see here and a tireless work ethic, boundless energy, he was doing exactly that in my hometown. mr. speaker, i wish i was here just to honor officer tony today, but on the afternoon of october 20, when responding to a call, officer tony was killed. mr. speaker, i'm appalled and pained by the senselessness of this young man's murder. mr. speaker, while our community aches over the loss of officer tony, we also celebrate the life that he led and the role model that he procedure advised for all of us, those that have been fortunate enough to know officer tony are forever changed for the better by that experience. of all the places officer tony could have served, i'm h

i will give free advice to antoine.sanders who is as unglamorous as a politician can be and he's out with a real message and talking to voters and getting big crowds, not celebrity endorsements. >> i remind my dear friend about the historical gain democrats had on tuesday night. some of the larger candidates did not win, stacy abrams and andrew gillam, if you look down the ballot, 7 democratic governors races, 269 legislative seats. all the things that happened tuesday night benefited from oprah and barack obama and michelle obama. not to mention the excitement we have seen in places from people i have never seen in my own circle because of these people on their platform. rob: it was shocking to see be50 work get that close in texas and stacy abrams in georgia get very close. >> i can't discount the impact the liberties have. they get media attention. i would be excited if these people knocked on my door. nothing can replace a strong message, strong appeal to voters and change the needle in a way that produces bigger vi

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with former adviser to what happened hillary clinton, her campaign, and former consultant to the dnc antoine c. wright and president of diligence llc, get yours today, just in time for the holidays, mike baker. welcome, everyone. great to have you. so i will ask you the same question i asked the congressman. when does it become problematic for the president and does it feel like something's happening? >> well, that's a question we have been asking ourselves for a year and a half. launching the special investigation was that a problem for the president, obviously, yes. when it comes to 2020, i do think it politically could be a problem because even if there's no direct connection to russian collusion which this investigation was supposed to be all about, the feeling of corruption and just dirty stuff being around, whether it's true or not, does not bode well for the president. however, the 2018 midterm elections were about president trump's agenda. they weren't about russia. democrats did not campaign on it, did not use it in their advertising. it's something americans don't necessarily care

antoine?nald trump giving himself and a should be no surprise, he is unapologetically fascinated by himself, it's his version of the facts and his version of the a complement accomplishments. i think the voters spoke loud and clear that they reject his rhetoric, his behavior and his policy because the democrats had a very good night. they picked up a new senate seat but we saw congress, legislative seats go the way they want, you saw governors races, you saw those flip in places where he was successful. if the president wants to fool himself and give himself an, that's fine but that's not reality. >> harris: that's interesting you mention the rust belt because hillary clinton -- >> she did not do well. >> harris: i want to ask about the economy because you talk about -- that's why i was kind of surprised you started with constitutional measurement because there's other things a president would put ahead of that. >> i think he looks at his entire policy and what he can do, the economy and priso

with more, we have democratic strategist antoine, harland hill and daily caller, smith.s start with you on this thing. the market now down, the dow jones down 4% since the midterms and day after it was okay, it was up, but since then it feels like the dems are going to war and this notion of endless investigations rather than perhaps legislation, one key thing i think factor into the market sell-off. >> yeah, i tell you, one of the risks republicans always run is giving up too soon and one risk democrats run is overplaying their hand. i think that is the thing they need to be careful of going into this next congress. democrats tend to take it too far. we saw in the kavanaugh hearing, personal destruction for the american public recoild and energized republicans. if democrats spend the next two years overplaying their hand and trying to destroy the trump administration and move to obstruction all the time, it could backfire on them electorally in 2020. >> maxine waters going heavy at deutsche bank. their relationship with the trumps. that is fine and good, a lot of americ

however, as you know in this segment there is only one answer to who antoine week, and i got to givewho won the week. >> i think we need ranked choice voting. >> no, no. >> what happened to democracy? >> a dictatorship. this is counterintuitive, but i would argue stacy abrams won the week. i'm going to play a bit of what she said on friday. here's stacy abrams. >> this is not a speech of concession. because concession means to acknowledge an action is right, true, or proper. as a woman of conscience and faith, i cannot concede that. >> i would argue despite losing the governor's race, stacy abrams won the week because if you are fighting to register voters and fighting for people to have the right to vote and keeping that fight going after the election, i would say you won the week. stacy abrams won the week, but your answers were awesome too. thank you both very much. have a wonderful sunday. go get a wonderful brunch. >> happy thanksgiving. >>> coming up, donald trump whether he will sit down with robert mueller. more a."a.m." after it break. approximate "a.m." after it break. appr