couch, center city, former education secretary under president reagan, also fox news contributor, bill bennett. bill, you know, i'm curious, and this is a live look and cannot atlanta, the bus to now pulling away, you heard them talking about the day that supporters are having down there. how concerned should lawmakers who are traveling from capitol hill -- should the president be? putting all of this muscle into something that is going to happen january 5th. how much concern should there be that well, maybe georgia voters to support the president's are more focused on what happened on november 3rd and getting it right in their eyes. it's because i well, you focus, as i knew you what, on the essential point there. you are a smart lady. we all already know that. you prove it every day. that answer, which as i am not sure what i'm going to do about loeffler and perdue is the wrong answer. i probably agree with that guy on an awful lot of things. there probably are problems with the november 3rd election, which we will talk about later, i understand, but you cannot use that argument to discourage

bill bennett the honorable bill bennett thank you very much, sir for joining us this morning giving usestions about >> well first, the president's visit very important, very important that he emphasize the election coming up in january, he can acknowledge the problems with the november election, but focus on the january election and how crucial it is and he gets his full and whole hearted support to kelly loeffler and purdue and encourages everyone to go out and vote whatever they may think is wrong with november but in regard to november, i remain a skeptic, i'm not going to be singing this tune for four years , i don't want to sound like a democrat and never never give up but i believe this election was fixed, was controlled by a lot of democratic operatives, and you know, a couple simple questions. one, apart from the episodic events so the very persuasive woman you had on from wayne county, i think, detroit, talking about being bullied into putting someone in the democrat column. i'm interested in systematic corruption here that took place. there are just too many statistical anoma

bill bennett former education secretary and host of the bill bennett show podcast.son political editor at town hall.com the host of the guy benson show on fox news radio. guy, earlier in the show you heard jonathan turley his assessment of what this means for the legal challenges. essentially saying it signals to him that the supreme court really doesn't want to get into this. >> yeah, the fact that there were no dissents noted in this decision suggests that all nine justice, at least on this case said no thank you. as you mentioned, bret, there are still a few irons in the fire legally speaking best of your recollection those options seem to be dwindling. the other active pennsylvania case that you mentioned, my understanding is it's about a challenge of about 9,000 ballots which is far less than the margin would need to be to overturn the result in that state of pennsylvania. then there is the texas lawsuit that is getting pretty widely panned by legal analysts across the board. it's not over until all of these cases are resolved. but, as you suggested, rather, th

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education secretary and fox news contributor bill bennett. you can also catch him on the true st.ion. it will be available for viewing darting monday. i can't wait to see that. can i ask you, for following the science, is there any reason that children should not be in school. let's include high school students in that question. >> if we are following the science, kids should be in school, including high school students, perhaps some elderly teachers should not be in school or should be in a protected environment in the school, but kids should definitely be in school. at that's following the science. if we keep going the way we've been going, we may not have scientists to do this work. this regression is serious, american education performance wasn't good before covid, and now a lot of our kids have lost a year, particularly in math. if this is a very bad sign, and we've got to stop and get these kids back in school as soon as possible. the only good thing about this that i can think of is with all the nonsense, quackery in the classroom that we are seeing, political correctness,

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of course, bill bennett, my god, don't even get me started on -- >> it's painful. >> what he's done nowand we now, mika, have so many remaining silent. certainly inside the white house. i haven't heard mark meadows say anything about the president's crazed tweets or his deranged approach to all of this. and the impact that it's having. the fact that you have a lawyer who's been connected with trump going around saying a former homeland security official should be shot, because he said that this election was fair and yesterday, i didn't hear mitch mcconnell calling him out. i didn't hear republicans calling him out. maybe they did. who knows? but local republican officials in georgia and across the country getting death threats because -- not only are they doing their job, they're following the law. and then you have the wife of the secretary of state of georgia, a republican a life long republican unlike donald trump, who's actually getting sexually violent threats -- >> yeah. >> -- directed at her. because her husband is simply doing the job that he raised his right hand and gave an oa

the benefits cliff also today senators ron wyden and shaerrod brown and we also michael bennett are unveiling a billwould extend the provisions and also rein-state the $600 of enhanced unemployment benefits that has been more controversial and has been one of the sticking points in the broader negotiations. so this could be a sign that democrats might be willing to accept something smaller than that $2 trillion deal. back over to you >> so send me some of your most important points to make with senator warner, okay what do you need to know right now, just having been working on this story for -- overnight. probably didn't sleep. but what should we talk about? >> well, i think what is really important is, one, the economic impact of having these unemployment benefits expire two, is this a real deadline we've seen deadlines come and go on capitol hill in the past. we thought that there was a deadline around the expiration of the enhanced unemployment benefits, that didn't spur congress to act. what is different this time in order to get them to do it economists are saying that the ending of these bene

bennett reporting for us, thanks very much. >> finally tonight our tribute to the victims of the coronavirus pandemic. billiverson of oklahoma, was working to restore many historical properties. his true passion were his grandchildren who called him bull and will miss him deeply. arnold friedman of massachusetts was the own of an electrical distribution company and he was known for a great sense of humor and his love of boston sports team, and he leaves behind three children, three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. may they rest in peace and may their memories be a blessing. erin burnett "out front" starts right now. >>> "out front" next, breaking news president elect joe biden says he will ask all americans to wear a mask during his first 100 days in office this as the united states rids record deaths and the latest reported numbers meaning one american is dying every single 30 seconds. plus the white house's liaison to the justice department banned from entering that building after trying to access sensitive information about possible election fraud. and she could be the biggest threat to the

bush and matt bennett cofounder for third way former white house deputy senate for bill clinton twokkind of focusing here on air force one. we're going bring your pictures up laicts. a little bit but i have to ask you lonny when you look at this whole rally, four to 5,000 people, the excitement level is high. i mean, there's nobody in any election back in november 2nd, november 1st nobody doubted enthusiasm of the trump voters it was so much higher than the biden voters. what do you make of the rally and what do you expect to hear when the president takes the stage? >> well we're seeing that enthusiasm again trace and it is going to be very important because runoff elections, special elections, do ultimately come down to enthusiasm and turnout and i hope that the president is able to articulate that message on behalf of kelly lefter a and behalf of david perdue because that is what they need if perdue and left her are going to win and hand republicans the majority in the senate, it is going to have to be because people are energized and because people do believe their votes matter. i

bill. the president announced yesterday he will hold a rally for the republican senators one week from day. joining me to break all of this down, nbc news correspondent geoff bennetteff scott. jeff, let me start with you on this one because i want to get a sense on what we're expecting from the biden camp today and also some major appointments that still need to be filled ahead of january 20th, specifically, of course, something we have all been anticipating and talking about some names throwing around there for attorney general. >> hey, yasmin. great to see you. we know from the biden transition team that the president-elect today will be briefed by his national security team and will deliver remarks in wilmington. we expect him to speak extensively about the domestic terror threat, the threat from within following that apparent suicide bombing in nashville on christmas day. even though current fbi officials, current homeland security officials have raised alarms about the threats posed by white supremacist groups and violent extremists we have not heard president trump address it in a substantive way. in fact, there are added concerns his repeated false claims o

bills and rent. it's an american tragedy. and it's essential that we move with urgency. inaction will produce a self-reinforcing downturn causing yet more devastation. >> joining me now is nbc white house correspondent geoff bennett and acting labor secretary during the obama administration, selt harris, former economic adviser, jason furman, a member of the biden covid-19 advisory board, dr. gounder, and hhs pandemic and emerging threats coordinator dr. ramirez. we have to talk about the vaccine, the pandemic and the economy, they're intertwined. let's start with geoff. i was watching this entire news conference online, and i was struck that every single nominee came up and in accepting the nomination, told the story about how they individually dealt with hardship in their families when they were younger and dealt with layoffs and dealt with and how they needed government help and they all talked about how social programs came in, lifted them up and helped them get back to recovery and how they want to give to those looking for recovery, looking for some help. was this intentional by the biden campaign to choose people who had been through this themselves? >> i think so. it was certainly intentional to allow bid

bill barr will leave the administration early. he's out next week. well, i got a lot of questions about this. we have our team of reporters covering every angle of this. geoffrey bennettkristen welker and julia ainsley at the department of justice. geoff, these were the strongest words yet we've heard from joe biden about president trump's efforts to overturn the election results. is this just the beginning for biden? he's done? >> hey, steph. great to see you. i think joe biden used the occasion of the electoral college affirming his victory to once and for all turn the page away from a contentious election. to turn the page finally away from donald trump. and he did it with a top to bottom takedown of president trump and his backers, republican elected officials and republican state attorneys general among them, to undermine, to subvert, to steal a free and fair election. biden said that president trump's position is so extreme, we've never seen anything like it. and biden also faulted the president and his backers for spreading baseless claims, spreading lies about the election that has really stoked outrage on the far right that has led to threats against state el

bennett, thank you very much for joining us. >>> and coming up next, as the senate debates bigger relief checks, restaurants say they are being left behind in the latest covid relief bill. it is a major crisis across the country. we're live at one restaurant that is closing for good in just a few days. st a few days lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so you can enjoy it even if you're sensitive. yet some say it isn't real milk. i guess those cows must actually be big dogs. sit! i said sit! >>> we're following the latest on the pandemic, and here are the facts as we know them at this hour -- belarus and argentina are now the first two countries outside of russia to begin a mass vaccination effort with russia's sputnik covid-19 vaccine. scientists have raised concerns over russia giving a green light to the vaccine before full safety and efficacy trials had been completed. >>> and while december is the deadliest month for covid yet, dr. anthony fauci warned today that all of the travel around the holiday season will make for a challenging new year. >> in addition to the surge, we're going to have an increase superimposed upon that surge which could make

bennett, live in wilmington, delaware. claire is still here. geoff, what i find so interesting, is that some of tandens most vocal defenders are people like bill george conway who understand this long tradition that elections have consequences and when you win an election, you get to pick whom ever you want. and so the reaction is not based on partisanship, it seems to be based on what they're complaining about or crying about mean tweets to them which is insane as they are all still covering up for the lies from america's biggest cyber bully, donald trump. >> yeah, you're right. and look, the criticism isn't based on policy, it is really intensely personal to your point about controversial or critical things that she has said on twitter and elsewhere. and look, the transition i think is keenly aware of that and so is she. an one of the things that we saw in this the sort of carefully choreographed roll out is that the other biden nominees spoke in deeply personal terms and connected their personal stories to joe biden's policy approach. and that does a couple of things. one is signals his own priority but they bring to bare the lived experien

bennett, what do you see happening here? >> it clear that mcconnell has no interest in providing the $2,000 relief that americans desperately need but it is in senator want to pass that billand everywhere desperately need it. so what mcconnell has done has blocked that $2,000 and made noises about putting a different go on the floor, it was just a poison pill that everyone knows isn't going anywhere. he's in a bit of a bind and was put their trumpet kind of waited into all this of the last minute and through this demand on the table that nobody saw coming. >> sandra: matt bowers, this is the national review and he says of trump come committed a nightmare. and it's confused just days before the georgia runoff, where it should be part of the elections. he's like be heard on tuesday in georgia? >> know it won't. this is a welcome package by 74 million americans who voted for president trump, but holding companies were making sure that there was fraud in many instances and also making sure that we deliver the best comic necessary help to the american people they so desperately. i do share what speaker gingrich said earlier, for a stand-alone bill. mitch mcconnell is now forci

bennett. jan. and victor. worked over ave weekends. they worked over the recent holidays to help ensure that our were intact and we can move this bill prior to the of congress. at least this year's congress. i want to thank my general cook, tarra, tyler, justin, abby, nick, jack, and the full staff director paul thisfor their hard work on and getting it done. with that, i strongly urge my bill,gues to support this . 1881 -- s. 1811, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. defazio: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record a list of the s. nizations supporting 1811, the water resources development act of 2020. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. defazio: sorry about that. i forgot to set this thing off. that, i'd yield two minutes the gentlelady from ohio, the chair of the water -- i don't of it -- but whatever -- and water. energy the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from ohio is recognized for two minutes. ms. kaptur: thank you, madam speaker. defazio. i rise in strong support of the wa