. >> former green party presidential candidate, bill stein, has -- jill stein, raised more than five to have recount in pennsylvanian two other states. it is unclear if they will have the authority. election officials say there is no evidence of voting irregularities or cyber attacks on voting machines. "eyewitness news" asked former governor, ed rendell, to way in on the recounts, he calls it a waste of time. >> if there is anything out there that might change this result, i would be working 24 hours a day to get it done. >> we've got to stop making wild charge. we've got to get back to the time when we did things based on substantial evidence. >> and president-elect trump came out on top overhill hill in pennsylvania, by about 71,000 votes. >> well, schools and government offices are closed today in cuba as the country continues to mourn fidel castro's death. the people have lined the streets of havana outside the plaza of the revolution, white house says neither president obama nor vice president biden will attend the memorial service for the long time communist leader. also not g

donald trump, 48% and hillary clinton, 47%, bill stein about 1%. barbara in arizona.e get the right number here. par but you are on the -- barbara you are on the independent line. caller: i have never been into politics. this is the first year i paid attention. i did not much watch what they showed on tv. i do believe that this country is going to be in, i don't know, jeopardy. either way. hillary just happened to have some baggage. maybe somebody needs to look at donald trump's baggage. maybe they might make a comparison somewhere there. i do feel that michelle obama needs to help donald trump's wife assume a wardrobe for her presidency. ,nd i need to let people know they need to watch that array of when he went down the line, congratulating his entourage, watch how he presents himself to the other ladies there and how he presents himself to the one black lady that was there. that told me something about him. i don't know what the country thinks of it. host: barbara, what do think about your senator, john mccain getting reelected? caller: that is kind of iffy there.

former green party candidate jill stein is footing the bill for the recount and she has to pay up today. the deadline is 4:30 this afternoon. stein raised millions of dollars to pay for the recount. the wisconsin elections commission met yesterday to set a schedule. the plan is to finish the recount by december 12th. 13th. pennsylvania will have a recount too. stein filed the paperwork requesting the recount yesterday. she's also pushed to recount presidential votes in michigan. the race there was too close to call for weeks. it was only officially called for donald trump yesterday. >> milwaukee county's sheriff met with president-elect donald trump yesterday. sheriff david clarke was in new york city at trump tower. he didn't make any comments about the meeting but he gave cameras a thumbs-up after leaving trump's office. clarke could end up with a job in trump's administration. >> now to big 12 sports. it's an exciting morning for packers fans. green bay is celebrating a win over the philadelphia eagles. big 12 sports' stephen watson is at lincoln financial field with overnight reacti

former green party candidate jill stein is footing the bill for the recount and she has to pay up today. the deadline is 4:30 this afternoon. stein raised millions of dollars to pay for the recount. the wisconsin elections commission met yesterday to set a schedule. the plan is to finish the recount by december 12th. the federal deadline is the 13th. pennsylvania will have a recount too. stein filed the paperwork requesting the recount yesterday. she's also pushed to recount presidential votes in michigan. the race there was too close to call for weeks. it was only officially called for donald trump yesterday. >> milwaukee county's sheriff met with president-elect donald trump yesterday. sheriff david clarke was in new york city at trump tower. he didn't make any comments about the meeting but he gave cameras a thumbs-up after leaving trump's office. there's been speculation that clarke could end up with a job >> now to big 12 sports. it's an exciting morning for packers fans. green bay is celebrating a win over the philadelphia eagles. big 12 sports' stephen watson is at lincoln financ

and that when the final total comes in, they will either bill or refund the stein campaign.all counties are expected to begin the recount thursday morning. 3 but how will they have to do the recount.in a dane county courtroom, a judge is hearing arguments from jill stein about why it should be done by possible hacking or machine error.she filed suit after the wisconsin election commission denied her request for a hand count. we anticipate a ruling any moment. it comes before the end of this newscast, we will bring it to you....and then watch for an update tonight on our news at 9 on wmlw the m and on cbs 58 at ten. 3 county election officials all over the state are facing the prospect of a painstaking recount under deadline pressure. pressure. cbs 58's david ade has been talking with some of those officials...and he joins us live from kenosha with an update...david? kenosha county is one of the state's largest counties to willingingly choose to recount its presidential ballots by handthere are almost 80-thousand ballots to get through here. the county clerk here sees that as a proactive

former green party candidate jill stein is footing the bill for the recount and she has to pay up today. the deadline is 4:30 this afternoon. stein raised millions of dollars to pay for the recount. the wisconsin elections commission met yesterday to set a schedule. the plan is to finish the recount by december 12th. the federal deadline is the 13th. pennsylvania will have a recount too. stein filed the paperwork requesting the recount yesterday. she's also pushed to recount presidential votes in michigan. the race there was too close to call for weeks. it was only officially called for donald trump yesterday. >> milwaukee county's sheriff met with president-elect donald trump yesterday. sheriff david clarke was in new york city at trump tower. he didn't make any comments about the meeting but he gave cameras a thumbs-up after leaving trump's office. there's been speculation that clarke could end up with a job it's an exciting morning for packers fans. green bay is celebrating a win over the philadelphia eagles. big 12 sports' stephen watson is at lincoln financial field with overnight

wisconsin elections officials told stein recounting wisconsin's three million ballots will cost about 3-point-5 million dollars and she needs to foot the bill by 4-30 this afternoon. if it's paid-- the recount wo thursdaythe elections commission set their deadline for december 13th. stein released a statement saying in part "we stand by our commitment to verify that the vote in wisconsin was accurate and secure and is exorbitant cost will not deter us. while this excessive fee places an undue burden on our ?@ efforts, we are committed to paying this cost in order to ensure that e wionn wacurate." the green party is training vontr rverobseto monitor "suburban bourbon" restaurant and bar in muskego--the training session begins at 6- 30. yesterday was mild with highs in the upper 40s, but it was windy with southerly gusts to 30 mph and rain showers. most of se wisconsin got about 1" of rain in the past 24 hourif cold enough that would have been a foot snow. the rain moved out of here after midnight, and this afternoon is sunny, breezy and mild with highs in the upper 40s to lower 50s, and a sw breeze to 20 mph. tonight is mostly cloudy with lo

we will hear, im sure as we go along, which counties are having a challenge stein is footing the entire bill -- now estimated at 3 point 9 million dollars. wednesday, she announced she would not appeal a judge's ruling that allows clerks to count ballots by hand or use voting machines. her campaign said, "given the time constraints, we want to focus on the recount which begins thursday. our focus will be on verifying the vote on the ground."elections news" for 20 or so county clerks who want to use machines to count ballots. they'll work nights and weekends in many counties to meet a december 12th deadline. if the state doesn't certify its vote totals by december 13th, congress does not have to recognize wisconsin's 10 electoral college members. and thats why we are emphasizing, lets not take any chances, and make sure we get the recount totals, which the state will post online. today, we also learned the wire transfer that triggered the recall came...well, down to the wire. the 3 and a half million dollars from the stein campaign arrived just four minutes before yesterday's 4:30 p-m deadlin

green party candidate jill stein the cash to foot the bill for it. now the big issue: is it a machine recount... or a hand recount? political reporter theo keith joins us live in madison where that issue is before a judge.. rc to sound : "hadn't tested wisconsin machines" "i am not confident that a re-run through the machines will be accurate." butted with "you're not aware of any malware currently on a wisconsin tabulation machine?...i don't know of any malware presently on those machines but the evidence of the malware would come from inspecting the paper

elections officials told stein recounting wisconsin's three million ballots will cost about 3.5 million dollars... ...and she needs to foot the bill... by 4-30 this afternoon. in her statement... stein called the cost exorbitant, extraordinary, and even unconscionable. if stein is able to put up the money... clerks in wisconsin's 72 counties will likely begin recounting votes on thursday. promising continued action and demonstrations... protesters picketed a milwaukee mcdonalds for t aba h food workers across the to e donald's at 9td ers nort joining tionwide protests >>> it's giving tuesday. day two of our second annual beauty awards. >> we teamaled up with "people" magazine bringing you the best in beauty. yesterday, hair today, hundreds of makeups tried and tested by "today" show testers. our experts are back to reveal the winners. >> hi, kids. >> hello, everybody. >> we're in the makeup department. >> yes. in the makeup department today. >> we are going to bring ourt, we have alex has the winners here. am i right? >> yes. >> each one is one of the top beauty drug store makeup tips. what's first? best foundation. you look very

timetable for the recount process, for starting the campaign, stein's supporters have raised more than 5 million dollars and counting to foot the bills. there are plans for recounts in michigan and pennsylvania as well. it's not stein but democrat hillary clinton who could benefit. in wisconsin, clinton trails president- elect donald by just over 22,000 votes. director charles franklin says historically recounts do change tallies, but not results. , they have produced very modest shifts. a few votes there and there rather than large shifts. in 2011, a statewide recount of a supreme court race with roughly 1- point-5 million votes shifted the races about 300 votes. never-the-less franklin says if a group has concerns and the money, it may be healthy to reaffirm our faith in our system. in a close concerned about the outcome, and want to be reassured that the outcome is the way it seems. republicans are bashing this, calling it "absurd and nothing more than an expensive political stunt." this recount will not be easy. in 2011 it took about a month to count about half the amount of votes cast on election day. state election officials ha

five million dollars to recount every ballot in wisconsin.green party candidate jill stein will have to foot the bill... and she needs to pay it in advance.stein also filed a lawsuit in dane county monday.. to have the nearly three million votes counted by hand. leaders held a special teleconference to map out a timeline to get this all done. the chair of the elections commission scolded president elect trump for fueling distrust in the system. 10:59:40 that the president elect is huge problems with our system and thats feeding what i call the conspiracy theory i mean its just, personally id like him to come down out of his trump tower and go up to wautoma county and spend the time with the folks on the ground that are counting those votes 02stein will have to pay the 3-point-5 million dollars estimated recount cost in full, by today.a teleconference would take place wednesday recount rules.then, the recount would begin on thursday.the elections commission set their deadline for december 12th. the green party is training volunteer observers to monitor the recount--the first training is tonight at the

bill: so that was then. what's up now? >> well, what the clinton campaign is arguing hey, we didn't file this recount petition. jill stein did he it, green party. bill: they joined it. >> they joined it, exactly. people you might argue that the clinton campaign is hiding behind jill stein's skirt here. so i do think that the clinton campaign if they go out and start suggesting that the vote was illegally hacked, there is no evidence of that whatsoever, but they raise the possibility. they note that russians were involved in trying to influence the outcome of the election. there is no evidence whatsoever that the election is hacked. would take not only wisconsin but takes pennsylvania and michigan to overturn the results in electoral college. trump won pennsylvania by nearly 70,000 votes. michigan by 10,000, wisconsin by 30,000. more to the point they already checked the paper ballots with spot checks in pennsylvania and wisconsin. if there were anything amiss, i don't see why that wouldn't have been caught already. bill: here is the wisconsin final tally. donald trump beat hillary clinton by a percentage point, about 27,

bill for jill stein. you will feel better about yourself a week from wednesday.t show" is a nationally syndicated radio program that airs 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. monday through friday. out pre-election radio show continues tomorrow with the tom hartmann program at noon eastern at a fight will be the mike gallagher show a new and 90 in eastern from new york city. live with both of them. >> i road to the white house coverage continues live today on c-span the president obama campaign for hillary clinton at the university of north carolina at chapel hill. that starts up to the district polls show donald trump with a small lead in that state. mr. trump holds a rally today in orlando, florida, that starts at 4 p.m. eastern to the polls show a very close race with him slightly ahead in several national and state polls that are gathered recently at real clear politics. both campaigns are out also with new ads and we have more of them running in the presidential race in north carolina. >> putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home again is not what i go

senator buck newton is a bill supporter and his race against josh stein is too close to call. >>> durham county election workers will spend a second day today counting ballots that weren't tallied on election day. >> does include absentee balance set by mail. bill leslie is in the newsroom. >> county board of electionskay costner said she's not sure how many ballots this includes or how or if they may impact races. she is confident they will make things right and all votes will be counted. this hiccup comes after other issues at voting sites experienced this. it meant all sides countywide switched to a manual paper check process early in the day. some polling sites ran out of the necessary paper voter close for the day. the state board of elections voted to extend hours at those sites to make up for it. durham county is calling in extra people to help today and we have learned that there are 1700 provisional ballots left to count. eventually this should be straightened out in durham. >> a lot of work to do for them. >>> several disaster recovery centers for hurricane matthew common area

college, which will cast its ballots december 17th, retiring is introducing a bill that would do away with the elecra >>> lenny stein horn is here, this happens, we heard a big uproar in 2000 when it was al gore on the popular votes and lenny talking about what we saw four years ago during president obama's reelection, when a guy named donald trump said the electoral college was a joke. >> exactly. look. this has been an issue a long time. this is now the fifth election in our nation's history in which the winner of the popular vote is not going to be occupying the and in last five election, two democrats have won the popular vote. but lost the electoral college. look, the critics of the electoral college say it violates the principle of one person, one vote. there is one election tore in wyoming for every 2000 people, one in california for every 700,000 people. a lot of folks that doesn't seem right. >> lenny, how do you explain this to many of the milleia parents and friend encouraged them. at the end of the day their candidate didn't win they're saying she won the popular vote but not electoral vote. high vote do

we will hear, im sure as we go along, which counties are having a challenge stein is footing the entire bill -- now estimated at 3 point 9 million dollars. wednesday, she announced she would not appeal a judge's ruling that allows clerks to count ballots by hand or use voting machines. her campaign said, "given the time constraints, we want to focus on the recount which begins thursday. our focus will be on verifying the vote on the ground."elections news" for 20 or so county clerks who want to use machines to count ballots. they'll work nights and weekends in many counties to meet a december 12th deadline. if the state doesn't certify its vote totals by december 13th, congress does not have to recognize wisconsin's 10 electoral college members. and thats why we are emphasizing, lets not take any chances, and make sure we get the recount

senator buck newton is a bill supporter and his race against josh stein is too close to call. >>> durham county election workers will spend a second day today counting ballots that weren't tallied on election day. >> some tight races li gubernatorial race. they could make a difference. renie chu has more. >> county board of elections kay costner said she's not sure how many ballots this includes or how or if they may impact races. she is confident they will make things right and all votes will be counted. this hiccup comes after other issues as voting sites it meant all sides countywide switched to a manual paper check process early in the day. some polling sites ran out of the necessary paper voter authorization forms and had to close for the day. the state board of elections voted to extend hours at those sites to make up for it. durham county is calling and extra people to help today and we have learned that there are 1700 provisional ballots left to count. >>> several disaster recovery centers for hurricane matthew storm victims are closing at the end of the week include the harnett

former green party candidate jill stein is footing the bill for the recount. and she has to pay up today. the deadline is 4:30 this afternoon. stein raised millions of dollars to pay for the recount. the plan is to finish the recount by december 12th. pennsylvania will have a recount too. stein filed the paperwork requesting the recount yesterday. she's also pushed to recount presidential votes in michigan. the race there was too close to call for weeks. it was only officially called for donald trump yesterday. >> milwaukee county's sheriff met with president-elect donald trump yesterday. sheriff david clarke was in new york city at trump tower. he didn't make any comments about the meeting but he gave cameras a thumbs-up after leaving trump's office. there's been speculation that >> now to a check on the forecast with sally severson. >> 40s this morning and we are clearing out nicely. yesterday's rain is gnus a memory and looking at the way of the sunshine in store for us. a couple of high clouds this afternoon and dry in the forecast until tomorrow afternoon.

bill in wisconsin. the director for the state republican party issued a response to the possible recount. saying in part:"jill stein's decision to pursue a recount is absurd and nothing more than an expensive political stunt that undermines wisconsin's election process." maistleman - a milwaukee-based lawyer specializing in new at four-milwaukee county sheriff david clarke will meet with president-elect trump on ?monday.?trump is reported to be considering clarke for secretary of homeland security. clarke campaigned for trump during the election.the sheriff's office had no cot. storm team 4 now....a dreary day out there .. but the weekend is looking nice .. meteorologist brian niznansky joins us with the weather.... it was quite a gloomy black friday with cloudy skies, temperatures hovering around 40 degrees, and a sprinkle or flurry here and there. we should start seeing a few breaks in the clouds later tonight, setting up more sunshine this weekend. lows 30s. now to the other big story of the day --black friday shoppers were out early here in the milwaukee area... southridge mall officially opened at 6 am...althoug

wisconsin elections officials told stein recounting wisconsin's three million ballots will cost about 3-point-5 million dollars and she needs to foot the bill by 4-30 this afternoon. hundreds of workers at chicago o'hare international airport walked off the job this morning. workers demanding higher pay and union rights. about 500 workers have joined in on the effort. the chicago doesn't expect service to be t disrupted during the strike. the domes task force scheduled to have their second meeting tomorrow evening. the mitchell concerns. the county board passed a resolution to create the domes task force and to allocate 500 thousand dollars to install protective netting inside the domes. yesterday was mild with highs in the upper 40s, but it was windy with southerly gusts to 30 mph and rain showers. most of se wisconsin got about 1" of rain in the past 24 hourif cold enough that snow. the rain moved out of here after midnight, and this afternoon is sunny, breezy and mild with highs in the upper 40s to lower 50s, and a sw breeze to 20 mph. tonight is mostly cloudy with lows in the animal health officials say a strain of salmonella bacteria r

wisconsin elections officials told stein recounting wisconsin's three million ballots will cost about 3.5 million dollars... ...and she needs to foot the bill... by 4-30 this afternoon. in her statement... stein called the cost exorbitant, extraordinary, and even unconscionable. if stein is able to put up the money... clerks in wisconsin's 72 counties will likely begin >>> good morning today the special reason why one family adopted two young boys who are brothers. >>> details about a free musical christmas celebration. >>> a 2-year-old boy who knew he wanted to be a girl. >> how his family accepted and supported him next on the mo ? ? [ music ] ? ?

stein. any issues that arise from campaigns or -- are addressed publicly in the state legislature. several bills related to the have confidence. if the election is fair and run with a high degree of integrity. >> since the election new hampshire has conducted 15 recounts but all of those involve state races my nothing to do with the presidential race. and: in new hampshire take care on terror really closing its doors after a two and half euro was found alone on a busy road. police say earlier this month, a man found the child walking down a highway on-ramp. his angels learning academy in lee is located across the street. the driver told police he went to the daycare and confirmed the child was from there. more action could be taken against the daycare after police complete their investigation. j.c.: the mother seen in this disturbing video overdosing on the floor of a lawrence store facing a judge for the first time today. her lawyers saying she's trying to turn her life around. newscenter's nichole berlie was there and joins us live from >> instea in spite of the refere to the drug history and

stein's campaign paid 3-and- a-half million dollars for the recount. it will be billed or refunded money depending on how much the recount actually costs. 3 the recountbegins tomorrow p-m on december 12-th. certification of those results will take place the next day. president-elect donald trump continues to assemble his white house team...choosing steve m-nu'-chin for treasury secretary. mnuchin is a former goldman sachs executive who was the finance director for mr. trump's presidential campaign. he spoke with reporters at trump tower this morning. (sot mnuchin)our number one priority is going to be the economy, get back to three to believe that's very sustainable the trump transition team also announced billionaire wilbur ross will be nominated for commerce secretary. meanwhile, the president-elect tweeted this morning that he will leave his business empire while in office. coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... the latest on the deadly and devastasting wildfire scorching a popular tenneseee tourist town. and a sign of the times. a look ahead to the start of milwauk

bill: conflict of interest surrounding trump's empire? judge napolitano takes that up. martha: jill stein'smore attention than her campaign did. so what is she out to prove? >> he needs to create a system voters can be confident in after an election that was so divisive where people felt, according to polls. 80% of voters said they were disgusted by the process of this election. car insurance policy. you just stuck it in a drawer somewhere and forgot about it. until a dump truck hit your pickup truck and now you need a tow truck. does your policy cover the cost of a tow truck? who knows? you didn't read it. you can't even find it. the liberty mutual app with coverage compass™ makes it easy to know what you're covered for and what you're not. call liberty mutual for a free quote today at coverage compass™ gives you the policy information you need at a glance. available 24/7 on your mobile device. switch to liberty mutual and you could save up to $509. call that's liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. this holiday, the real gift isn't what's inside the box... it's what's inside

libertarian candidate gary johnson and bill weld with 4% of the vote and jill stein with 2%, enough tompt president obama to issue this stark warning. >> anybody sitting on the sidelines right now or deciding to engage in a protest vote, that's a vote for trump. >> here to respond is one half of the libertarian party ticket, bill weld, former governor of massachusetts. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, jake. pleasur pleasure. >> you've made it clear you consider donald trump a clear and present danger to the nation. you want that libertarian party to get the 5% it needs to continue to go forward and be a thriving american political party. sometimes it sounds like you want to endorse clinton. am i reading you wrong? >> well, you're correct, jake, that i do want the libertarian party to get over 5% in the vote. that would give the libertarian party a permanent seat at the table in our ongoing national political dialogue. one of the issues in this campaign has been do you like the two-party monopoly? the r party and the d party in washington, d.c. we don't like that monopoly

bill in wisconsin. the director for the state republican party issued a response to the possible recount. saying in part:"jill stein's decision to pursue a recount is absurd and nothing more than an expensive political stunt that undermines wisconsin's election process."

that they could take votes -- particularly the libertarians and jill stein -- from hillary clinton here in a few battleground states. bill weld, the candidate for vice president on the libertarian line has more or less said i want to see hillary win this thing but he hasn't gone so far yet as he said and indicated he was going do a few weeks ago to saying look, don't vote for me, vote for hillary clinton, we cannot have donald trump as president of the united states. we are really down to the wire he here. >> donald trump and mike pence were on message. the most powerful republican on capitol hill saying yes i voted and voted for the republican nominee but he couldn't say his name, here was speaker ryan. >> i stand where i stood all fall and summer. i voted here in jamesville for our nominee last week in early voting. we need to support our entire republican ticket. >> if republicans kirsten are trying to say to fellow republicans who haven't gotten there, come home, somehow that helping them come home? >>. >> let's give trump his due here. he has so much of the leadership of the republican party against him and he's far

bill for medical research and innovation. jenna: push for recounts moves forward, green-party candidate jill stein asking for recount states includingonsin to start recount on thursday but the recount has hit road block. the clinton campaign has joined the effort and stein said he doesn't agree with hillary clinton's take on how to move forward. >> i don't agree that our priority here is simply a smooth transition of power f -- if that power -- if that transition is not verified. yes, absolutely. and if we find evidence of a systematic problem, then we will be pushing to expand this recount into other states and across the political spectrum. jenna: former speaker of the house and fox news contributor, author of the new book treason. fiction, but in the description on amazon.com it says this, treason is a story of nation fighting for its life not only outside threat but also internal threat. now, in this case it's terrorism in your book. that's what jill stein says. she doesn't want an internal threat. that's what she's saying, that's what she's fighting, what's your take? [laughter] >> tragically the killing or knifings at ohio sta

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stein, new . new hampshire deputy secretary of state dave scanlan says issues that arise from campaigns are handled publicly in the state legislature. in fact several bills that deal , with elections have already been submitted for 2017. >> certainly, accusations like this could create a cloud or throw a question about the way things are done. new hampshire did conduct 15 recounts following this year's election. all of those involved state races, nothing to do with the presidential race. live in concord, new hampshire, i'm reid lamberty, wcvb newscenter 5. j.c.: right now, a driver suspected in a deadly hit and run in brockton is being questioned by police. this as friends look for a way to heal. newscenter 5's rhondella reporter: the owner of the bar says they are grieving as a community for the hit-and-run victim who died. the victims transplant to remember the man who was struck on the street. they say to come friday and saturday, and bring a donation so they can send his buddy back to his native honduras. >> we are going to miss a good person. reporter: carmen figueroa and her mom inez, visited sergio licona vallecillo before he died. sergio's only l

bill two strongly influences their vote for governor. he says the race for attorney general was also likely hb2 supporter and his race against stein is also tight. >> that is the second race where it had the most impact. >> reporter: for the most part, those two races they said -- >> they did very well. >> reporter: and he is as this house bill 2 debate spoked to multiple groups in the electric. not only those with the civil rights aspect but those that are concerned with the impact hb2 might have on this state. >> adam owens, thank you. >>> this just in, with the past 30 minutes state school superintendent atkinson posted on twitter she conceded the race. that makes for republican mark johnson the next superintendent of public instruction. he received 50.6% of the vote before the state finished l tallies. tonight she wrote friends i am saddened about not winning this for such wonderful supporters, thanks to all. >>> elections is looking at a mistake after election workers said they forget to count ballots. they count from early voting and election voting and they are counting absentee ballots. they could not finish the process today. the

bill weld essentially endorsed hillary clinton which is a bizarre move in presidential history. he pretty much did. >> he almost did. it was world. >> jill steinorsed donald trump or vouched for donald trump. don't you think that would have been slightly odd? these people are supposed to be running against each other. the libertarian party is a party of ideas. >> andy could chew on that one for a half hour. >> i would have loved to see that at the restaurant on a plate. >> anything on a plate there. >> anything. >> thank you. get the lemon cake. more politicking. hang tight. promaster work vans offer better fuel economy, upfits tailored to fit your business, greater cargo capacity, and easier access to your workspace, ram promaster and promaster city let you maximize every hour, minute, and second even more effectively. >>> on this day in 1932 americans elected new york's governor franklin roosevelt as president. the effects of the great depression devastate hoover's chances for new election. a new deal for the american people winning 42 states. democrats secured majorities in both the house and senate and it was on fdr. had so much flexibilit

stein's effort. remember when she said that not accepting the results was horrifying and unamerican? do you remember that? here now is our a aptly named friend good friend. he served in bill white house. good to see you. >> good to be back, tucker. >> i have been watching the tube all day as is my job. no way reimpact the outcome. conventional wisdom and agree at first why are they doing it? why are we assuming it's not possible to overturn these election results? it might be? >> last time i was on your show, by the way thanks for having me back, i mentioned my older son who voted for the first time in this election the 18-year-old. i want to tell you about 16-year-old taking a government class in his public high school, okay? in that government class they study the constitution and learn about the laws and learn about all the great things that our american system has to offer. and it's very interesting for me to talk to him about what is he learning in class versus what he is seeing in reality. in the textbook it says recounts are normal part of every election. >> right. >> in reality, he, as a teenager, is hearing all kinds of controversy over the act of a recount. he s

bill overall. we have a conservative voice leading the charge. >> i have to leave it there. thanks to all of you. >>> still to come on the "newsroom," michigan declares donald trump the winner as jill stein fights for a recount. jill stein will join me live next. this holiday, get an amazing deal on america's most awarded brand, during the ford year end event. ford, the brand with the most 5-star ratings... the highest owner loyalty... and award-winning value from kelley blue book. giving drivers what matters most. that's how you become america's best-selling brand. shop now during the ford year end event. get a thousand dollars ford smart bonus cash on select models, on top of all other great offers. see your local ford dealer today. i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me... with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do... release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen and i may even lose a little weight. trulici

bill clinton. some recent polling, taking a look at states, real clear politics gives track of what goes on at the statewide level. when it takes into account the four candidates of clinton, trump, johnson and steinit has trumped up by two in the general election and if you take out the other candidates, clinton is up by one. taking a look at other areas, bloomberg poll as well as cbs, fox and reuters all have clinton up by a significant lead of three to four points. a frequent guest on this program took a look at his final crystal ball calls, saying that when it comes to the electoral college, keeper next that element clinton will gain 322 votes versus donald trump at 216. currently atnate 50 republicans, 50 democrats. that means if hillary clinton wins, vice presidential nominee tim kaine would be the tiebreaker. the house would remain in republican hands. that is the kind of breakdown from the crystal ball. you can go to the center for politics at the university of virginia to find out more. how would you change the u.s. electoral system? what suggestions would you make? let's hear from pat, from tennessee, republican. caller: good morning. the first thing i would do is have a voter id for eve