and new york times columnist, ben smith, joins me now.e anglo—american edn —— media, which i suppose includes you new aunt may, were very quick to explain it acts as a product of french policies, or french attitudes towards islam, instead of as a product of international terror networks or ideologies, and i think that is his basic complaint. i suppose what he detected, according to the write up that you published in the new york times was what he saw as a very different tone in the international media, compared with the sympathy and support that was shown shortly after the charlie hebdo attacks several years ago, compared with the response and the tone of the publications now. yes, i think there area publications now. yes, i think there are a lot of different things going on. i do think that he is not wrong that a lot of media were very quick to sort of try to understand and to explain the context around the murder of this teacher, without may be pausing to discuss what had really happened and this was a teacher teaching free expression,

ben smith thank you very much forjoining us.ut the first 100 days human? guess, imean out the first 100 days human? guess, i mean all those. this is having an effect, they retreat in ensuring a social media. there is some really interesting figures from one of the puls that is, today. politico morning consult. and those numbers have shifted dramatically since just before the election. the number of republicans, 34% who don't trust the us election system, i think thatjust before the election i think i am right, christian, i think it was something like 70% they trusted it. it has halved in a week! some say they don't believe that the 2020 election was free and fair and their sweat and with the outcome will change, 38% of republicans think the results will be overturned while 45% say it is unlikely. we were saying to run the other night this is the problem once the once the other night this is the problem once the genie is out of the bottle and you question the election system, you don't easily put that backin system, you don't eas

maggie, everyone should go check out "the new york times" and check out ben smith's article about you today, because it's wonderful and well deserved and i hope -- >> thanks, john. >> -- people get a chance to read it. >> she's mad. she's very mad. >> ben is a friend of yours. it's always nice to have a friend of yours write an article about you. >> my unbiased friend, which he acknowledged in the story. >> well deserved. >> thank you. >>> control of the senate is still undecided. it all comes down to a pair of crucial races in georgia. so how is the democratic candidate, jon ossoff, feeling about his chance this morning? we're going to ask him. it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... ...you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. greetings mortal! ♪ your journey requires liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. liberty power! wow. that will save me lots of money. you're insured! this game's boring. let's get tacos. only pay for what you nee

technocrat who runs the decision desk at fox and in a move that was crushed and the new york times ben smith actually profiled him a few months ago this straight laced person of no no no. he decision for fox news and it seemed that he correctly predicted that the guy just call balls and strikes as he sees that it. is a liar and i think you're right that's important i also think the fact that biden spoke for trump and did a good job in naming confidence in the results level headed ness i think that is standing the democrats in much better shape than they were 20 years ago when al gore went back and forth about what his posture was the other final thing is that that one democratic operative in 2000 who did not mess up you have the right instincts is this gentleman ron klain used widely rumored to be chief of staff and he is president he was also the polls are under barack obama so he had to choose the skills which are he knows pandemics he knows recounts mildly optimistic. for today right what's your sense of the political establishment if if it's clear that the trump camp a in glaringly tryin

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bush's presidency that ben smith at politico reported that over 50% of democrats at one time thought that george bush knew of the coming 9/11 attacks. like come on, this happens in american politics. so if republicans want to be stupid and they want to believe lies, they're going to be stupid and they're to believe lies. there's a long american history. we need to look past that. move forward and report on the next president of the united states, joe biden, making his plans for 2021. >> i was just wondering if there was anyone telling him that he might want to mitigate damage to his next act. >> he's only -- >> he's not getting that. >> he's only hurting himself. >> the only person that thinks for himself is himself, and he turns to me he says for advice. >> not you, but to himself. >> not me. still ahead on "morning joe" we'll talk to abigail spanberger who narrowly won re-election to her virginia district and who had some tough words for he democratic colleagues. >>> plus, the president said that a joe biden win would tank financial markets but this morning, huh, dow futures rose m

ben thread the needle to eric with his second touchdown pass. pittsburgh one 27-3. they are 10-0 for the first time. he later tweeted he is done for the year. alex smith all knows about being carted off. he got his first starting quarterback since 2018. stephens junior for the goal watching his football team winning 20-9 smith is coming to levi stadium in just a few weeks. tie-ins and ravens had to be separated before the start of today's game. i don't think their head coaches were sharing thanksgiving recipes right? derek henry leaves nothing to chance and runs it in for himself for the game-winner. hundred 33 yards rushing for that man. you might expect, not much of a postgame handshake between the coaches. the titans one 30-24. drew breeze out with cracked ribs for at least three weeks. he got his first nfl star and three for 233 yards. the falcons ran for a pair of touchdowns. he beats everybody with a wider jersey beating the corner of the end zone. new orleans defense won this game. they sent matt ryan h times today. four of them by the camp jordan 24-9 in the final. the saints have one seven straight games. aaron rodgers of course is overtime i

smith. sarah: for the first i time weeks, this glasgowt restauran reopened today. even under level 3 restrictions, they can serve food before 6:00, but no longer. >> i think i would rather bentosed. revenue in the evenings and a significant portion of it from drink sales. so to be open to 6:00 p.m. with no drink sales is a struggle. sarah: they probably won't turn a profit but want to save jobs.r notwhat support scottish businesses will get from the government in the future. it has not been extended through november across the whole of the u.k. e question is what happens if scott goes into lockdown at a later date? pawill the chancellor rworkers to be furloughed then? -- pay for workers to be furloughed then? katty: rescuers in turkey have pulled a three-year-old girl from the rubble of a collapsed building nearly threea days afr werful earthquake shook the region. killest 90 people were and many more remain missing. our international correspondent has that for u >> almost hidden from view, caked in dust, the three-year-old. she lets out a little cry. i swear she is alive somne --i swear she is alive," someone shouts. they never gave up hope ofs, who finding her. buried ben

reached number three in the uk's commercial radio chart, higher than the likes of sam smith, miley cyrus and ariana grande. benver, it will be quite cloudy. there is a lot of cloud streaming in from the atlantic and as that thickens up, so we are going to find some outbreaks of rain, initially coming in from the west on that weather front this evening and then that second weather front gets strung out in western scotland over the next few days and brings some heavy rain and the threat of some flooding. after a decent enough day for the eastern side of the uk, we have got some patchy rain here this evening and overnight it stays very wet actually over argyll, bute and into the highlands. some patchy drizzle around some other western hills as well. a lot of cloud overnight. these are the temperatures by the end of the night, so a very mild start to tuesday, 12 to 14 degrees. by this stage we will have a stronger south—westerly wind and hopefully that will punch a few holes in the cloud, where we have got some shelter from the hills, but on the whole it looks pretty cloudy on wednesday, a little drizzle here and

ben wallace, secretary of state for defence. and behind them, the service chiefs, led by general sir nicholas carter. the first sea lord admiral. chief of the general staff general sir mark colton smithort auxiliary association and the civilian services, roy wilshaw, carrying their wreaths. followed by a very reduced number of high commissioners. 0nly five today. usually over 40. malta, bangladesh, st vincent and the grenadines laying wreaths on behalf of other members of the commonwealth. priti patel on the left, home secretary. norman fowler, the speaker. the speaker of the house of commons lindsey hoyle. the ambassador of nepal and ireland and the many representatives of the faith communities. firing behind the balustrade. there are ten christian denominations and jewish, islamic, hindu, buddhist, mormons, spiritualists and humanists. 0ver the years, their number has grown the years, their number has grown the ceremony. so it is nearly two minutes now until 11 o'clock and the two minutes' silence. so, this is the scene this morning. how very different from what we are used to. far apart, how very different from what we are used to. farapart, everybody how very different from what