and argue against breck's it? yes, and so there will be some tough conversations between boris johnson and joe biden about this issue. but i think, you know, listen, biden is a pragmatist. he will want to maintain a good strong relationship with the u.k. . i'm guessing his message will be twofold. one, try to keep as close a relationship to the e.u. as possible and to don't do anything that could upset the good friday agreement or somehow undo the peace that has taken hold in northern ireland. bill johnson has been relatively clear. i know this new book isolationism goes right back into the usa. and, arguably, when the usa was a colony, you can imagine there might be people here in westminster think and resent the idea of telling britain what to do. well, listen times the times have changed. and i do think that going back in history, one can only believe that the special relationship we're in will endure because it really does go back to the 19th century in the u.s. . and the u.k. have been each other's best partn

and argue against breck's it? yes, and so there will be some tough conversations between boris johnson and joe biden about this issue. but i think, you know, listen, biden is a pragmatist. he will want to maintain a good strong relationship with the u.k. . i'm guessing his message will be twofold. one, try to keep as close a relationship to the e.u. as possible and to don't do anything that could upset the good friday agreement or somehow undo the peace that has taken hold in northern ireland. bill johnson has been relatively clear. i know this new book isolationism goes right back into the usa. and, arguably, when the usa was a colony, you can imagine there might be people here in westminster think and resent the idea of telling britain what to do. well, listen times the times have changed. and i do think that going back in history, one can only believe that the special relationship we're in will endure because it really does go back to the 19th century in the u.s. . and the u.k. have been each other's best partn

side of the channel despite breck's it. everything will grind to a halt here, but maybe we can still salvage something. i don't think it will be a death sentence for coming, but it would be a catastrophe for our lives. for everyone here. there are no walls in the sea fisherman, like all if you had to stress many species are born in french waters and moved to bridger seas. once they've matured for centuries, the 2 countries have been sharing their fish in their waters hard to imagine that this could suddenly come to an end. the separation line in the channel runs right here. if there is no deal, the french fishing boats and the european fishing boats lose this entire zone. and we will all meet in this small area of the belgian boats, the dutch and the french. so we will then systematically over fish, and this will quickly lead to bankruptcy. that also holds true for bigger boats the captain or is unloading pollack called off the coast of scotland. some of these fish will be sold back to the u.k. . meanwhile, british fisherma

the dow is setting record highs straight ahead when to break down all of those numbers and later breck's it is back in the spotlight as the dangers of a no deal loom large for one of the world's top economy with a packed show today. so let's dive right in and we leave the program with another update in the race for a covert 1000 vaccine. now, following the last week of promising news regarding chemists from pfizer astra that i can madeira russia said tuesday, it plans to produce $1000000000.00 doses of it sputnik vbac scene and provide it at least a less expensive cost and then its rivals. now, russian sovereign wealth fund r d i f said of the situation. the cost of $1.00 doses, food b. vaccine for international markets will be less than $10.00, thus snick v will be 2 or more, more times, cheaper than foreign vaccines based on m. r n. a technology with similar similar efficacy rates for russian citizen vaccination with clinic we will be free of charge. now for comparison sake, pfizer and biotechs vaccine is expected to cost around $20.00 per dose. the c.e.o. of modernity said this week i

he breck the senate while hospitals no longer have beds. to house the sick. and oke the senate dismissed the senate while 30 million americans are on the brink of eviction. he dismissed the senate when every single day, when we go back to our communities, people are asking us, where is there going to be help? is there going to be a second stimulus check? are we going to get the resources that we need? he broke the senate. we n breaking the senate, are abandoning our people. thanksgiving is around the corner. and there are millions of americans that won't be able to afford a meal to eat. that don't know if they'll be kicked out of their home. that are unsure if they're going to have to quit their job to care for their child. and we are having entire bodies and the senate prides itself as one of the most deliberative bodies. they abandoned them. the number of americans living in poverty since may has grown by eight million people. since just may of 2020. and according to a study from columbia university, rise in poverty has been concentrated in black and latino

under biden that could all go up in smoke if there's a no deal breck's it all revisit a distant prospect of a hard irish border. some analysts believe a u.s. trade deal has been overhyped by the british they seem to want that to prove that rex it has worked in some way and i guess maybe they can have that impact in domestic politics but from an economic standpoint what what the u.k. needs is an effective deal with the e.u. and where its economic future lies cam there be a wind of change in u.k. policy on brics it with biden as us president right now there's no sign of it but it could well be that the u.k. government is pondering its position andrew symonds al-jazeera london tropical storm rita has hit the u.s. state of florida bringing heavy rain and strong winds the forecast is fear may lead to storm surges and flash flooding cars have been submerged in flooded streets in miami and tens of thousands of households are without power schools beaches and public transport across florida was shut before it to made landfall late on sunday the storms also expected to produce a dangerous storm s

under biden that could all go up in smoke if there's a no deal breck's it all revisit a distant prospect of a hard irish border. some analysts believe the u.s. trade deal has been overhyped by the british they seem to want that to prove their recs it has worked in some way and i guess maybe they can have that impact in domestic politics but from an economic standpoint what what the u.k. needs is an effective deal with the e.u. and where its economic future lies can there be a wind of change in u.k. policy on brics it with biden is u.s. president right now there's no sign of it but it could well be that the u.k. government is pondering its position andrew symonds 000 london help arrears new president is about to be sworn in a day after congress voted overwhelmingly to oust his predecessor martin of his car manual merino is the head of congress and will stand power until july next year which would have been the end of his car's term protest as angry with his impeachment forth with police on monday night after his car agreed to step down without filing an appeal he denies allegations that h

side of the channel despite breck's it. everything will grind to hold here, but maybe we can still salvage something. i don't think it will be a death sentence for coming, but it would be a catastrophe for our lives. for everyone here. there are no walls in the sea fisherman, like all if you had to stress. many species are born in french waters and move to british seas. once they've matured for centuries, the 2 countries have been sharing their fish in their waters hard to imagine that this could suddenly come to an end. the separation line in the channel runs right here. if there is no deal, the french fishing boats and the european fishing boats will lose this entire zone . and we will all meet in this small area of the belgian boats, the dutch and the french. so we will then systematically over fish, and this will quickly lead to bankruptcy. that also holds true for bigger boats the captain or is unloading pollack called off the coast of scotland. some of these fish will be sold back to the u.k. . meanwhile, british fish

for breck, two and a half years. for both, it recently ended. >> reporter: i think you already are a superhero. >> the doctors and staff at st. jude, our family would like to thank you for the part you've played in saving our daughter's life we're truly appreciative. >> there's not anything that we can do to repay them, for giving us our son just looking at him, they gave us more than they'll ever even realize. and we are just so grateful this thanksgiving >> reporter: from the day children arrive at st. jude, there is a single goal the celebratory, no more chemo party. because of covid, it wasn't the normal celebration it was different >> it's been two and a half years. it's been such a long journey, that you yearn for that celebration, just to watch the confetti go down to not have that, it's heartbreaking. >> you're on the goal line walking in, and we can't celebrate it together. >> reporter: covid stole the celebration, but with the help of marlo thomas -- >> congratulations >> reporter: -- and the staff at st. jude, we're making up for it t

and then later breck's it is back in the spotlight as the dangers of a no deal loom large for one of the world's top economy. we have a packed show today, so let's dive right in. and we leave the program with another update in the race for a kopek 1000 vaccine. now, following the last week of promising news regarding candidates from pfizer astra zeneca and madeira, russia said tuesday, it plans to produce $1000000000.00 doses of its sputnik the vaccine and provide it at late less expensive cost and then its rivals. now, russian sovereign wealth fund said of the situation, the cost of $1.00 dose of the vaccine for international markets will be less than $10.00. thus we will be 2 or more, more times, cheaper than foreign vaccines based on m.r. and a.

it happened for the united kingdom people who breaks the people known as you as it can separate say breck say is an economic facts it was an economic situation i think you know if you're going to use an analogy scotland breaking away all of voting to break away from you cannot a kingdom is a more apt analogy not an economic community are using it because of this back you have it in march treaty we are no longer going to be led astray by politicking which is always why all of this kind of bias is all come across the oceans sinks i think best i think it's only just and there i was being given a criminal solution so one man only ever laughs arre but our life that i. john. you really. are martin who for her own room knows what form is new for her i'm. working from a random while that may or may not be generous enough and share the conversation ca go ahead yes i think that. the position that some people have that the only solution to the marginalization they have experienced over the last 6 years is separation is a legitimate political position to have and i think that i respect i don't agree

side of the channel despite breck's it. everything will grind to hold here, but maybe we can still salvage something. i don't think it will be a death sentence for coming, but it would be a catastrophe for our lives. for everyone here, there are no walls in the sea. fishermen like to stress many species are born in french waters and move to british seas. once they've matured for centuries, the 2 countries have been sharing their fish in their waters hard to imagine that this could suddenly come to an end as the separation line in the channel runs right here. if there is no deal, the french fishing boats and the european fishing boats lose this entire zone. and we will all meet in this small area of the belgian boats, the dutch and the french. so we will then systematically over fish, and this will quickly lead to bankruptcy. that also holds true for bigger boats. the captain aull is unloading pollack called off the coast of scotland. some of these fish will be sold back to the u.k. . meanwhile, british fisherman sell around

this point says to one issue of contention breck's it and trade deals now the the president elect has been quite forthright in his worries about where britain is going just 2 months ago he said this we can't allow the good friday agreement that bore that brought peace to northern ireland to become a casualty of brics it what does that mean now well if britain doesn't get a trade deal with the european union by the end of the year boris johnson is trying to get through this bill called the internal market bill which in the opinion of the european union and in fact of joe biden threatens a hard border between northern ireland and oil and risking that peace under the good friday agreement joe biden is very unhappy about that prospect and if it came to pass that would make the likelihood of any swift trade deal between the u.k. and the united states a lot more remote than of course that is the bigger prize inter in the eyes of boris johnson and his own entourage so really this piles on the pressure if you like for boris johnson to hurry up and get a deal any kind of deal in the next month

britain's 2nd chamber voted down boris johnson's attempt to break international law in the name of breck's that some say, johnson's actions of set him on a collision course with so-called u.s. president elect joe biden. beyond that, after a president who didn't start any new wars, will buy to follow in obama's footsteps in libya and launch a new conflict in the global south. joining me now is one of president obama's top advisers who served on the clinton obama.

side of the channel despite breck's it. everything will grind to a halt here, but maybe we can still salvage something. i don't think it will be a death sentence for coming, but it would be a catastrophe for our lives. for everyone here. there are no walls in the sea fisherman, like all if you had to stress many species are born in french waters and moved to bridger seas. once they've matured for centuries, the 2 countries have been sharing their fish and their waters hard to imagine that this could suddenly come to an end. the separation line in the channel runs right here. if there is no deal, the french fishing boats and the european fishing boats will lose this entire zone . and we will all meet in this small area of the dutch and the french. so we will then systematically over fish. and this will quickly lead to bankruptcy. that also holds true for bigger boats the captain or is unloading pollack called off the coast of scotland. some of these fish will be sold back to the u.k. . meanwhile, british fisherman sell aroun

again, a dutch linguist, another friend of mine, renie, i, breck's who's at the university of you tracked. looked into this in some detail. and there's 2 interesting for facts about the quote sun. one of them is that they emerged very early in sub-saharan africa almost about 140000 years ago as a kind of genetically isolated group. and when you can show they're genetically isolated, we can do this from the genome studies now. so that's one thing. and the 2nd thing is that this click sound, in fact, does require a certain structure to get to the roof of your mouth. that makes it easier to make those sounds and others and that click language and you can show aside from some, you know, there's some few cases where the people borrowed the plates. some adjacent groups and others. so, but really was able to show that there's a release or like noise that you can ignore. those complaining ridges are just associated with the quayside. so his hypothesis is, in that case, there is enough time for this kind of effect to build up on the roof here, match to may, to make it adapted to this, making a cli

on coming said, announced he'd leave tanning street by the end of the year, just one of breck's, a transition phase. and now he put his own deadline to some news from us sports now in the miami marlins have hi karen kim and should say as their new general manager, making her the 1st failed g.m. in major league baseball history and has worked as the senior vice president vice bowl operations for 9 years and before that in the front offices of a number of different teams, the 51 year old started her career as an intern for the chicago white sox. and a reminder of our top story, we're following this l. . who is president donald trump has made his 1st statement in public in more than a week. he delivered an update on the program to develop a 119 facts, and he did not concede to joe biden on becoming president elect of the west sign. and one time will tell who takes office in chiang washington coming up to the news. africa is next. stay tuned for that. remember, you can always get all the lives news and information around the clock on our website that's to be found at www. dot com for now. i'm ant

side of the channel despite breck's that everything will grind to hold here. but maybe we can still salvage something. i don't think it will be a death sentence for coming, but it would be a catastrophe for our lives. for everyone here. there are no walls in the sea fisherman, like all, if you will, stress many species are born in french waters and move to british seas. once they've matured. for centuries, the 2 countries have been sharing their fish and their water was hard to imagine that this could suddenly come to an end. the separation line in the channel runs right here. if there is no deal, the french fishing boats and the european fishing boats lose this entire zone. and we will all meet in this small area of the belgian boats, the dutch and the french. so we will then systematically over fish, and this will quickly lead to bankruptcy. that also holds true for bigger boats. the captain aull is unloading pollak called off the coast of scotland. some of these fish will be sold back to the u.k. . meanwhile, british fisherman sell around 70 percent of thei

spring in his step now he has a new bargaining chip the views of joe biden the president elect thinks breck's it was a mistake and the u.k. prime minister boris johnson who had counted on the support of donald trump as a weaker hand like johnson trump has no liking for the e.u. biden will follow policies that embrace the e.u. france and germany may well become more influential allies of the us than the u.k. the u.k. may be outside the e.u. is no longer the main interlock for washington in the e.u. it is outside so the special relationship is not what it used to be and people that think that it is for you so how salvage their relationship i basically believe all ahead of the u.s. election joe biden had already sent a warning shot and johnson who he's never met it was over the possibility of a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland the e.u. warns that could be the outcome if the u.k. government presses ahead with a plan that breaches international law it would contravene part of the e.u. withdrawal agreement the u.k. could change or ignore export rules on goods moving

britain's 2nd chamber voted down boris johnson's attempt to break international law in the name of breck's that some say johnson's actions of set him on a collision course with so-called u.s. president elect joe biden. beyond that, after a president who didn't start any new wars will buy, do follow in obama's footsteps in libya, and launch new conflicts in the global south. joining me now is one of president obama's top advisers who served on the clinton obama administration's national security council director for european affairs and author of the new book isolationism, a history of america's efforts to shield itself from the world. professor charles koch joins me now via skype from chevy chase in maryland. thanks so much charles for coming on before i get to the book. if i may, what do you make of the fears here in britain about joe biden presidency after? he tweeted that u.k. violation of the good friday agreement will impact.

squabbles at risk on becoming fed announced he'd leave downing street by the end of the year, just one of breck's, a transition phase. and now he put his own deadline in sport they, miami, marlins of holiday, came on as their new general manager making her the 1st female in major league baseball history. and had worked as the senior vice president of baseball operations for 9 years. and before that, in the front offices of a number of teams, 51 year old started her career as an intern for chicago white sox, the stiff female general manager, i should have said that, coming up next. i'll be back with the day after a look for today's a big event, some back of the top of the hour as well. for a look at more of a day school of a good day. carefully. don't seem to be a good match discovered subscribe to a documentary on 2, the finding against the corona virus pandemic has the rate of infection been developing measures are being taken. what does the latest research say? information and context. the coronavirus of the coastal monday to friday on w coronavirus crisis cinema. the new is making life for the

with between trump and johnson is certainly not going to go down well take note of this basically breck's it will be the main issue no doubt that biden is not in any way fond of of what's happened with bret's it furthermore biden has been on the record attacking the u.k. for its attempt to break the law over that the trade deal and also the leave to leave ireland with doubts over the border now biden does not want anything that would prejudice the good friday agreement diff despite assurances from the u.k. that it worked out that good friday agreement bringing peace in northern ireland and a whole power sharing agreement between the irish republic the loyalists the republicans in the north of ireland and indeed the u.k. government getting a says well that is going to be a sticking point and so of course the trade deal with the u.s. is also a major issue whether or not that will go through as the u.k. hopes and this couldn't happen at a worse time for johnson because in a week's time the time will be up for a deal with the european union or post brics a deal on europe and if that doesn't t

and of course those who support breck's it, they say this is segregation, this is making it an international power when it comes to america 1st, i don't know how you've coped them with the way the trump presidency has been chronicled by so-called, mainstream media. you make it clear that this is much older than many of these journalists actually understand america 1st. yeah, i mean, i am not a big fan of donald trump. i think his presidency has been very difficult for those of us who live here very difficult for the rest of the world. he's and some ways taken a wrecking ball to the world america made in cooperation with its allies after world war 2. but i do think it's a mistake to see trump is some kind of bolt from the blue as someone who broke in a fundamental way with american traditions. because as i discussed in the book trumps isolationism, his unilateralism, his protectionism, his racism, all of those actually buttes have very strong roots in american history. going back to the founders, going back to the late 17 hundreds. and in some ways, i think trump has demonstrated himself to b

spring in his step now he has a new bargaining chip the views of joe biden the president elect thinks breck's it was a mistake and the u.k. prime minister boris johnson who had counted on the support of donald trump as a weaker hand like johnson trump has no liking for the e.u. biden will follow policies that embrace the e.u. france and germany may well become more influential allies of the us than the u.k. the u.k. being outside the e.u. is no longer the main interlock for washington in the e.u. it is outside so the special relationship is not what it used to be and people that think that it is for you so how salvage their relationship i basically believe all ahead of the u.s. election joe biden had already sent a warning shot and johnson who he's never met it was over the possibility of a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland the e.u. warns that could be the outcome if the u.k. government presses ahead with a plan that breaches international law it would contravene part of the e.u. withdrawal agreement the u.k. could change or ignore export rules on goods moving f

joe biden's ancestry of course of which he is very proud this point says to one issue of contention breck's it and trade deals now the the president elect has been quite forthright in his worries about where britain is going just 2 months ago he said this we can't allow the good friday agreement that bore that brought peace to northern ireland to become a casualty of brics it what does that mean now well if britain doesn't get a trade deal with the european union by the end of the year boris johnson is trying to get through this bill called the internal market bill which in the opinion of the european union and in fact of joe biden threatens a hard border between northern ireland and oil and risking that peace under the good friday agreement joe biden is very unhappy about that prospect and if it came to pass that would make the likelihood of any swift trade deal between the u.k. and the united states a lot more. remote and of course that is the bigger prize in the eyes of boris johnson and his own to raj so really this piles on the pressure if you like for boris johnson to hurry up and get

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you change your party registration, imdid but what we do have from the secretary of state neft is a breck dunn dlot i could tell you there's 2,000 more democrats than they be in is already a democratic county. you've got more democrats than republicans who did same-day registration so once again we'll be in a situation where biden has a statewide lead that is expected to grow as the remaining mail-in ballots are counted and then trump will be left with a pool of provisional ballots that we have reason to believe contains far more than enough democrats to keep that lead from dropping. >> and again, there's not a single person that i've spoken with and i've been on the phone nonstop for the past four days, in nevada. especially because it's clark county. if it wasn't as con season treated there would be an issue there. and again independent sayi abou nevada and pennsylvania that i've been telling you about florida for serve, that joe biden wasn't ahead be 7 or 8 it's not even -- i'm not even trying to be by part opinion at the end of the day, for me, everything i saw didn't add up in florid

states as growing impatient as time's runs out to reach a breck's a trade deal with the u.k. key differences remain ahead of the december 31st deadline. american says make reman is in everyone's interest, but should not come at any price. mass protests have prompted the french government to say it will read, write a draft security law restricting the filming of police. tens of thousands demonstrated over the weekend against the measure and police brutality. tensions were inflamed by a video of police beating a black man in paris. the european union's police agency, europe poll, says it has arrested over $100.00, people on charges of breaching rules on the disposal of sanitary waste authorities, launched a continent wide operation into waste disposal after identifying it as a potential concern during the coronavirus pandemic and to sports. now and formula one, the racing at sunday's behind goal was overshadowed by a fiery crash. french try as driver will model, shawn was slightly injured and has been ruled out out off next weekend's race. that's. he was happy to walk away in o

side of the channel despite breck's that everything will grind to hold here. but maybe we can still salvage something. i don't think it will be a death sentence for coming, but it would be a catastrophe for our lives. for everyone here. there are no walls in the sea. fishermen like stress. many species are born in french waters and move to british seas once they've matured. for centuries, the 2 countries have been sharing their fish and their water was hard to imagine that this could suddenly come to an end. the separation line in the channel runs right here. if there is no deal, the french fishing boats and the european fishing boats lose this entire zone. and we will all meet in this small area of the belgian boats, the dutch and the french. so we will then systematically over fish, and this will quickly lead to bankruptcy. that also holds true for bigger boats, the captain or is unloading polack, called off the coast of scotland. some of these fish will be sold back to the u.k. . meanwhile, british fisherman sell around 70 percent of their catch to the euro

and breck said there were many parties whether you call them far right or national so certainly anti immigration within europe that really saw it was they felt emboldened by the election of donald trump i'm thinking of the national rally for example in france and marine le pen kind of reaction can we expect do you think from parties like that to the fact that donald trump is you know we think no longer going to be the president well i think the parties though would align their politics with those of donald trump will be disappointed like you say france is far right leader marine le pen was a fan of donald trump she was very excited when donald trump won the presidency all those years ago the same thing as i said with leaders of countries like poland and hungary and i think also you have to look at the other side that there will be those e.u. leaders going look perhaps i had donald trump one again a 2nd term then this would both badly for those who are against populism in europe it would vote badly for the e.u. because parties like more in the pens in france for example are anti e.u.

country's special relationship over the next few months this point says to one issue of contention breck'sit and trade deals now the the president elect has been quite forthright in his worries about where britain is going just 2 months ago he said this we can't allow the good friday agreement that bore that brought peace to northern ireland to become a casualty of brics it what does that mean now well if britain doesn't get a trade deal with the european union by the end of the year boris johnson is trying to get through this bill called the internal market bill which in the opinion of the european union and in fact of joe biden threatens a hard border between northern oil and an oil and risking that peace under the good friday agreement joe biden is very unhappy about that prospect and if it came to pass that would make the likelihood of any swift trade deal between the u.k. and the united states a lot more remote than of course vattel is the bigger prize inter in the eyes of boris johnson and his own entourage so really this piles on the pressure if you like for boris johnson to hurry u

the european union's chief negotiators you back in london for more negotiations for breck's a trade deal despite a lack of progress last week says significant differences persist with just 5 weeks left until britain's exit. for instance, negotiator david frost says a deal is still possible. the rise in british waters remains an unresolved issue between the 2 sides live in london. so nadine, what do we know for sure about these weekend talks? well, we know they're happening. michel bunny a coming to london later on friday for face to face talks with david frost. those talks were suspended last week when bunny went into quarantine because one of his team had covered 19. so he's definitely coming even though earlier in the week he had warned publicly that they wouldn't be coming unless there was movement from the party site. now michel bunny has hold, held a meeting with us on friday. and a diplomat who attended is reported that they were downbeat talks. he said, michelle bunny said that the same issues still remain a sticking point. those issues are fishing rights. there's state aid to com

spring in his step now he has a new bargaining chip the views of joe biden the president elect thinks breck's it was a mistake and the u.k. prime minister barr is johnson who had counted on the support of donald trump as a weaker hand like johnson trump has no liking for the e.u. biden will follow policies that embrace the e.u. france and germany may well become more influential allies of the us than the u.k. the u.k. being outside the e.u. is no longer the main interlocked for washington in the e.u. it is outside so the special relationship is not what it used to be and people that think that it is for you so how salvage their relationship i basically believe all ahead of the u.s. election joe biden had already sent a warning shot and johnson who he's never met it was over the possibility of a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland the e.u. warns that could be the outcome if the u.k. government presses ahead with a plan that breaches international law it would contravene part of the e.u. withdrawal agreement the u.k. could change or ignore export rules on goods movi

you're providing credit in black and breck unities in small towns we have aamerica unique ability to help those left out of our financial system but instead of standing up for them it seems you are more we now on currying favor have an opportunity for financial regulars to do what they should be doing. thetions have consequences wall street first attitude is over and president-elect biden my colleagues on this committee know he is the president-elect but fear keeps them from saying. will have then opportunity to install watchdogs that their government is on their side. >> thank you. we will now turn to senator to >> i would like to begin by congratulating each of our witnesses i would congratulate you on doing some outstanding. think about what they have been through as country. yearsrst pandemic in 100 in the first time in the history of the republic that our state intentionally closed our economy. it has never even been complement -- contemplated before, much less taken place. we all understand why but what i find extraordinary is that despite the unprecedented catastrophic illumin

that joe biden has one certainly joe biden is someone who's been critical unlike donald trump of breck's it and joe biden of course has arash roots and northern ireland could be one of the problem areas regarding breaks it i have to say putting aside though most of the u.k.'s policies on the international stage are probably fit better with a biden administration than they did with a trumpet ministration you'll notice the comet's work having mainly at this stage come from allies of the u.s. and one in the last few moments as come from the secretary general of nato remember that president trump at one point we have learned from john bolton his former national security adviser was contemplating a 2018 pulling out of nato and certainly is certainly put the squeeze on the other nato members with regard to their defense budgets. both the secretary of nato and congratulate joe biden on his selection as the next u.s. president i know joe biden is a strong supporter of our alliance and look forward to working closely with him a strong nato is good for both north america and europe so all of those

the reason why i want to point this out is that this is just a quick 30 minute breck and you see allgoes into that process. this is what they're going to have to do for 400,000 ballots just in this county alone. more than 5 million ballots across the state of georgia. you see they're going one by one. it is that massive hand recount that is taking place here. now not only is that presidential audit that is going on. that is what the folks are looking at, the results of the presidential election. there is also that senate runoff. and nbc news projected that both senate races will go into a runoff happening on january 5th. we've seen candidates out on the campaign trail today with former florida governor rick scott and we'll see jon ossoff having an event in athens, georgia. you see the ads starting an the money pouring into the state and both sides trying to show how important this next race is. >> whenever you are in a battleground state, ahead of an election, you know that the worst thing is all of the ads you get bombarded with on television. so i could only imagine georgians pain