barak obama will be here. kamala harris was here today.t is shaping up to be a very competitive race. >> now to the swing state of michigan. joining me now the michigan senator gary peters. thank you for being with us this evening. you were there yesterday with the former vice president biden and president obama. what does that mean in michigan and how is the coming back of president obama returning on monday and other efforts by the biden campaign, how do you think that it will help the biden/harris tick oet and your efforts for re-election. >> it was great to have president obama and biden in michigan and it is about energizing our voters to have turn out. they were very well received and a great deal of energy on the ground. you know, in michigan we know how these two individuals stood up for michigan during a difficult time in the financial crisis in 2008 and 2009 when wall street greed brought our economy to the knees. the oopt industry was hanging on by a lifeline. there were many folks that said gm and chrysler. let them go bankrupt

tomorrow night at this hour, jonathan capehart with president barak obama in conversation for the fullt word. the 11th hour with brian williams starts right now. ♪

in the history of the country and the widest popular vote margin since that of his former boss, barak obama, more than a decade ago. he will need the support to face down the surging coronavirus threat coupled with an economy tilting into the holiday season with millions out of work and a white supremacist terrorist movement vice president elect kamala harris. but to the last part i am congratulating her and proud to join my late mother and countless black women and say get over it. joining me now is the chairwoman of the congressional black caucus representative karen bass. madam chairman, let me show you something first and let me get your response. listen to my interview with joe biden. right here from may right here on politics nation where he was still debating who his pick would be for running mate. you have black women in the campaign. simone sanders and others. the sensitivity that we have is whoever is selected that black women clearly seen as qualified to be vice president. we had sarah palin but never had a black woman. >> i really do understand that al. that is why i assure you

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presidents from that time from bill clinton until barak obama they very much from those than suspended the implementation of the u.s. congress of moving the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem but it was trumbull made a promise to during his $1.00 to $16.00 election campaign to recognize to save them and to move the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem now i find it difficult for joe biden to. to go against the u.s. congress and 2nd we all know that there is a very strong and vibrant jewish lobby in washington who would be definitely against any bringing back of the u.s. embassy from jerusalem to tel aviv so i think this thing is all the and the palestinians also understand that it won't happen again at the u.s. embassy would be to look at it again back to tel aviv and it's not only the u.s. so we all know that a number of. cabot a number of countries of also look at that their embassies from tel aviv to jerusalem after the u.s. has done so and just finally will be t.c.'s the the most important in the middle east at the moment regardless of who wins the white house. well i it seems to me

paris, as did barak, obama was then wise presidential biden in 2009 as a beginning, so that will be the 1st step. but then we have to follow up with substantial agreements. what priorities and in the end we might end up that our priorities, both priorities lie in asia and how to handle china. i think that's the way biden sees it. as you see, i think he sees china as his number one concern for the years to come. see, it's the same way. stacey is joe biden, going to make the world a better, a safer place when you can't, then you worth a dollar. trump, in my view, will leave it to back up very much. going to go on the next in the way that the american foreign policy is going to develop in the next couple of weeks and months and chips for you truly, miss me. just 1st spoke. fred shows how much support obama the smart way to get when you told him in w how does a virus spread? why do we panic? and when we'll all miss just 3 of the topics covered. and the weekly radio talk show is called spectrum. if you would like any information on the cloning virus or any other science topic, you should rea

he will send an envoy tool to brussels to paris barak obama was then, why is president joe biden in 2009 at the beginning? so that will be the 1st step. but then we have to follow up with substantial agreements. what priorities? and in the end, we might end up that our priorities, both priorities lie in asia and how to handle china. i think that's the way biden sees it. as you see, i think he sees china as his number one concern for the years to come. the same way stacey is joe biden, going to make the world a better, a safer place on it. can't be any worse than donald trump in my view. we'll leave it at that kind of very much. going to go on the next in the way that the american foreign policy is going to develop in the next couple of weeks, a month by chance. blue session for spectacular pictures. it's their passion for nature. it's their complete devotion that makes them the best wildlife photographer in the law. 5 adventurers. one goal, the preservation of our climate passion for china, 15 minutes long t w for cutting through the noise of the bar i come from. people are known for bei

this is al gore and president barak obama. he welcomed president-elect trump to the oval office four years ago. vice president biden welcomed his successor, vice president-elect mike pence. he did all of that. he was a birther. wasn't born in the country. all kinds of things. president obama welcomed him to the white house saying your success is america's success. president trump might not be able to meet his replacement man-to-man, face to face. he is now a one-term president. that is one reality that he is going to have to face. maybe that is why you are a one-term president. he is leading republicans down the very dangerous path by refusing to concede the election to joe biden. but do we have to follow? a lot to discuss. two former governors a democrat and republican, can't wait to talk to these guys next. art inv? -well, audrey's expecting... -twins! grandparents! we want to put money aside for them, so...change in plans. alright, let's see what we can adjust. ♪ we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. okay. mom, are

. >>> barak obama's historic election night victory paved the way for what used to be a normal, smootherly transition. the very next day obama unveiled his transition website in which he took questions from the general public. the most popular of the more than 70,000 questions that poured in was whether he would appoint a special prosecutor to investigate cia torture and illegal surveillance by the bush administration. despite pressure from lawmakers that wanted criminal inquiries, the new president-elect, nine days before he was due to be swore in made it clear it was time to turn the page. >> i don't believe anybody is above the law. i also have a belief we need to move forward. >> we have not made final decisions but my instinct is to focus on how we can make sure that moving forward we are doing the right thing. my orientation will be to move forward. >> 12 years later president-elect joe biden is facing the same questions that he and obama faced following their election victory. this time the questions of criminality relate to not the previous administration but to the president h

tomorrow night at this hour, jonathan capehart with president barak obama in conversation for the full hour. do not miss it. that is tonight's last word. the 11th hour with brian williams starts right now. ♪ >> good evening once again. day 1,399 of the trump administration, 63 days until the inauguration, 15 days since the presidential election, and 11 days since joe biden was declared the winner of the race. yes, we have a president who refuses to concede. he loses his power of office at noon on january 20th, the rest of it is politicals and paperwork. it is all happening against this god awful and uncontrolled pandemic that today reached another awful milestone. the death toll today went over a quarter million americans. people with us at the start of 2020 won't be here to see another new year's eve. this map shows just how widespread the virus is. where the cases are. this was put out by the government. take a moment. look at the area of red. find where you live and friends and family live. this is a snapshot of our country as of tonight. also, as of this evening there are nearly 80

the former obama campaign senior advisor and former white house press secretary under president barak obama evening to you all and welcome. gibbs, last night you were mr. calm and casual, at least one of us accused of you enjoying liquids at an unseemly hour in the middle of night. are you still mr. casual and have you added mr. confident as well? >> i am calm, cool and collected and very confident, brian. just for the record as much as i wanted to have something to drink at many points i still haven't. so look, i think what gives me confidence honestly as we look at the maps, the number of combinations that are in front of joe biden to get to 270. it really has to give viewers confidence and the biden campaign confidence. unlike president trump where there is just one route to that, there are a number of different routes. i think that is what opened it up early in the morning for the biden campaign. in the states like pennsylvania and georgia, those margins have gotten smaller and smaller throughout the day and i think that tomorrow will be a decisive da day. >> michael steele, we know abo

this county always has got ten right, vigo county. 2016 voted for donald trump. 2012 voted for barak obamaes all the way back to 1956 they had it right. back to 2020. here we are in the here and now. just one county here right now. you come up here to lake county, gary, indiana, african-american turn out there and they know joe biden is likely to lose. are they turning out? one other thing that you want to pull out here is coming up through here. there we go. i am in the wrong place. you come up here to suburban counties. one of the things we will look at tonight are the gray areas. suburbs. one of the things you want to look at going back to 2016. you see a lot of red. donald trump narrowly won the suburbs in 2016. in indiana, especially around indianapolis here. this is one thing we will study around the country tonight. even though indiana is likely to go red in the end is donald trump, no votes there yet. what does he get this time. this is one thing we will announce throughout the night. kentucky comes up soon. the lexington suburbs in here. >> we have numbers coming in. >> let's come

i'm going to be leaning on this evening i'm joined by a and cherry a film maker who worked on a barak obama's campaign in 2004 bernie sanders in 2016 and for the viewers. you're already familiar with the william glue croft he is part of our u.s. election team gentlemen welcome great to have you on board well you want to give you the 1st word biden versus trump this is where we're at i mean this is one of the most closely watched elections in memory what's at stake here exactly i mean what's at stake is which kind of democracy what kind of country do american voters want to have as we just heard from oliver we have a sitting president who says he doesn't maybe not going to trust the numbers he's not going to concede if he looks like he's defeated he might he might find ways around that he might be you know launching legal challenges. where in the midst of a pen demick that has not gone very well and this country is facing really a very stark choice you know america american elections tend to be very aspirational regardless if they're republican or democrat candidates come out with a very aspir

ministration that abandoned there were barak in 2011 the when there was a wind of change in this part of the world king abdullah of saudi arabia because of the 1st book with obama and said we want you to support our friend obama said i'm sorry that i want to be able to do that in 2015 the americans struck a deal with the iranians that was seen as an ultimate act of betrayal i was in saudi arabia in 2016 when obama was there it was a somber atmosphere the saudis felt like they were betrayed a year later when trump was in saudi arabia i was there covering his visit for english the feeling suddenly change they saw in him a someone who could suddenly position saudi arabia as. a key player in the region what happened after that was phenomenal by all proportions. sidelined his cousin who was a crown prince he became the crown prince of saudi arabia now there is a new guy in the white house and they are pretty much concerned about what might happen next absolutely hashim the moment thanks very much as go over to asad beg for reaction from tehran very interesting to know what the iranian leaders are saying about this effort. well there won't be any messages congratulat

barak in detroit in flint. it was great to be with a president of character, a president respected around the world. a president our kids could and did look up to. did you know after president obama and i bet on american workers and helped rescue the auto industry, nearly 500,000 jobs created here in ohio, meanwhile 330,000 of those have been lost since trump has become president. donald trump is going to be the first president in 90 years -- that's a lot of presidents -- in 90 years that's going to finish his four years in office with fewer jobs than when he got elected to office. it's no surprise. remember the lies he told all the workers. he told the families of the gm plant in lordstown, he said, quote, don't move. don't sell your house. but then the plant shut down. after the first debate in cleveland, i met an ohio woman named tiffany whose husband lost his job at the plant. he had to take a job eight hours away in another state. he drives home weekends. sixteen hours round trip to be home with his kids. so much. but don't worry. what about his threat and grudge against good year? what about his broken promise to protect pensions for workers. >> we've seen donald trump in n

obama. >> it didn't come off that way and was classic, careless biden, putting him into full damage-control mode right out of the gate. >> let me tell you something, i spoke to barakthy and sometimes problematic. >> if you have a problem deciding whether you're for me or trump, you aren't black. >> he apologized for that off-the-cuff mistake. critics say when you talk a lot, that's bound to happen. does he talk all the time? >> yeah. yes, constantly. all the time. there is no ability to affect that. so you have to go with the flow. >> certainly, on the floor of the senate, he would go on for long, long periods of time. >> why is that such a steady critique of you? >> because probably i talk too much sometimes. >> after biden's short-lived presidential campaign collapsed, long-windedness took a back seat as obama considered him as a running mate. >> obama was coming with relatively little washington experience. here was joe biden with 36 years in the united states senate. >> and 36 years of being his own boss. >> he was a senate man. he loved everything about the senate. >> when he asked me if i would do it, i said no, i didn't want to be vice president. my view wa