brett was good.was a good bookie. >> brett also told investigators that bryan capnerhurst, the man he had just shot and killed, was in the bookie business too. as a matter of fact, he worked for brett. bryan was also an unlikely bookie. a former high school athlete, he was a family man who worked for a county recreation commission and coached kids' sports teams. tammy had spoken kindly of him. >> i think she thought he was a nice guy. she must have thought a lot because he was in her home with her children around. and tammy was protective of her children. and i think he trusted her. >> right. tammy had always looked out for him, getting an extra lunch for him, taking care of him. >> but investigators found out there had been a problem in that bookie business and it all boiled down to money. brett owed bryan a good chunk of the profits, $20,000, and he'd been slow to pay up. >> bryan was going to go over there basically and tell brett, look, i've had enough of the excuses, i want my money. >> smith le

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toomey.arrator: brett kah s confirmed. >> mr.. >> n >> narrator: partisanship would >> more than any of the other fights, the kavanaugh nomination hearings really ended up tarnishing arnishing the coua reputation as litical institution. what seemed like a sort of shocking fak occurrence when it happened with bork, now seemf liket accompli with kavanaugh. he now is up there on the bench and everybody assume only because of politics. >> narrator: with kavanaugh's confirmation, mcconnell had tmoved the court to furth the right. but then, just over a month before the 2020 election, the death of the court's mostra prominent li ruth bader ginsburg. once again, it was mitch mcconnell's moment. he was ready. >> this is a conversation that he has been having with his members at this pot for a year or more. clear to his colleagues, that if there is a vacancy, whomever that vacancy is presented by, we will fill it. >> narrator: to mcconnell, it didn't matter that it was only weekbefore the election and that he'd opposed filling a seat in th

brett hang kin son told authorities he went around the side of the apartment and unloaded 10 rounds.returned fire at the angle that i believed him to still be shooting, from because i could still see muzzle flashes and hear and the fire increased, almost like a -- almost like a automatic type weapon. >> kenny fires the first bullet and didn't fire another one. it's possible hang kin son mistakes his colleagues' gunfire. >> breonna couldn't say anything, she was scared to death, as was i. she did scream at some point in time, when she got hit. that's the last sounds she made. >> anybody left in the apartment? >> nobody, my girlfriend's dead. >> how's your girlfriend dead? >> i don't know. somebody was banging at the door, and she said who is it, and they started shooting. >> no. no, we announced three times, police search warrant. >> walker's charged with attempted murder of a police officer. a man accused of shooting a police sergeant out of jail on home incarceration. >> two months after kenny is arrested the charges are dropped against him. >> all three of these men have been place

i belve that brett kavanaugh's opinion was a form of election interference. he was trying to delegitimize the counting of votes. the most disturbing part of his opinion in addition to the factual errors was when he sa that votes counted after election day could lead to suspicions of impropriety. that is simply not true. every single state counts votes after election day. both are not certified until at least a week after the election in nearly every state of the country. military ballots frequently come in after election day. during the florida 2000 recount, brett kavanaugh took the position that military ballots should be counted in florida even after they arrive after election day. so kavanaugh is making a completely different article -- argument now that in 2000. there is no consistency. he is laying the groundwork to help president trump try to steal the election. it is chilling a supreme court justice would do that. will you bet watching most closely on november 3? and what do you think we will know by the end of the night? things, nermeen. where to star

brett, the eld crest. >> my mom loved her kids. we were first and foremost of what was important to her. >> the whole neighborhood knew that. >> neighbors loved my mom and will flat out say, we didn't even know your dad. >> maybe that was at least partly because of bill bradford's job. bill worked as an aerospace engineer, very high security, top secret clearance at a company called trw. >> and lift-off. >> trw in the '80s was an aero defense firm. >> top of the top. >> top of the top. >> his reputation at work, did you know much about that? >> i knew he was good at what he did. but he was always very secretive about it. squlu just don't talk about it. >> yeah, you just don't talk about it. >> in fact, bill bradford didn't talk much about anything. to anybody. even his own family. >> he was just very much, you know, here's my role. i work. i come home. i eat dinner. then he went to his bedroom. >> just to be alone or what? >> to work on his stamp collection. >> exacting, organized, introverted. joan's polar opposite. and eventually

brett o'donnell, thanks for joining right. brett o'donnell, thanks forjoining us here in bbc news.me minister says he's signed a deal with the leaders of azerbaijan and russia to end the conflict in nagorno—karabakh. nikol pashinyan promised to disclose details in the coming days, but described the deal as inexpressibly painful. russian peacekeepers are expected to be deployed to patrol the front lines. a number of ceasefire agreements were brokered during the conflict but all failed. about a thousand people have been killed during six weeks of the fighting. at least 50 people have died in honduras since storm eta hit central america last week. a relief operation is under way in the country's economic heartland in the sula valey. the storm left a trail of destruction through central america after it made landfall in nicaragua on tuesday. in guatemala, around 150 people died or are missing in landslides. britain's prime minister boris johnson suffered a heavy defeat on monday over proposed laws that would allow him to breach the terms of britain's european union exit treaty. the hou

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assistant health secretary at hhs and a member of president trump's coronavirus task force admiral brett, thank you so much for joining me. >> good morning it is great to be here with you this morning, thank you for the invitation. >> i got that correct right. >> i am from

i absolutely believe that brett is not substantively incorrigible. his grandmother, the wife of the victim, testified on his behalf. a correctional officer spoke of his rehabilitation, his extraordinary record in prison, how he is an incredible worker and tries to get along with everyone. beginning from a kid who had just turned 15 and who committed a murder for the most immature reason possible, a teenage infatuation, there is not extraordinary story here showing that brett is an individual who is fully capable of rehabilitation but because that was not even treated as a substantive rule that is not , what the determination the judge was making was about. justice barrett: why cannot you appeal that? if you argue below that he was not permanently incorrigible and essentially, looking at the trial court, they did not make a finding and say he was permanently incorrigible and you are saying this they violation of the eighth amendment, why can't you just raise that challenge, you have preserved it, and raise it on appeal? mr. shapiro: we did, your honor

hit close to home to you, brett.wo friends, where two people voted for them instead you know, basically using their ballots. >> they went online. found their name. they went online found their name and birthdate. saw this they had voted when they hadn't. what does that mean? i don't know but it is worrisome. elizabeth: yeah it is worrisome. it is concerning, throw the book at these people who are doing it. brett, really appreciate it. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: president trump today honoring america's heroes on this veterans day. the president and the first lady paid their respects at arlington national cemetery. we're so happy to welcome back to the show va secretary robert wilkie who was with the president today. secretary, great to have you back on. you are the son of a army artillery commander and served as a colonel in the u.s. air force reserves. can you tell us what this day means to you? >> well, liz, this is a day that actually brings out two emotions in me. one as the head of the veterans affairs department

thank you, brett tolman, good to see you. smart mat tick put out a statement, they never owned any shares or financial stake with dominion. never worked with dominion. never gave it voting software. no ties to foreign governments. that is smartmatic. let's move on to this. the spaceship is expected to dock at the international space station at 11:00 p.m. eastern time tonight. the first fully functional operational mission for space dragon capsule. we'll keep you posted on all developments. >>> next story coming up, trump campaign advisor harmeet dhillon on the pushback of president barack obama on "60 minutes" criticizing president trump for quote suppressing journalists among other things. when president obama's own administration targeted reporters. we have details there. stay right there. >> i don't know all that went into the formulation of the subpoena. this was a very serious, very serious leak that put the american people at risk, that is not hyperbole. put the american people at risk. trying to determine who is respon

and brett writes about this. a decision is delayed, it is the landing teams an they go to work inside of the agency. they get office space inside of the department of agriculture, in the department of education and the state department. so you start to get a ground truth. and you're right, an incoming administration by nature often has different priorities could you isn't just talk to the political heads to find out what is going on. that is how you become reintegrated or sort of turn the government in your chosen policy direction. but if i could just push you a little bit, ambassador. what sorts of things would benefit trump if he wanted to try to pull off in the final days a not having biden teams working inside of these departments, national security specifically. >> none that i could think of it. they're trying to create a legacy. they dropped a big document on how to deal with china today. on the way out. not beginning. and that is fine. i don't have a disagreement with that. but there is no upside, i can se

margo borders claims that brett hankison sexually assaulted her after offering her a ride home from a bar in 2018. she says that he then messaged her suggesting the two had engaged in a consensual relationship. hankison's attorney for the case could not be reached for comment. hankison was fired for his role in the taylor shooting. >>> so coming up on the "cbs morning news," what researchers discovered inside a nest of murder hornets in washington state. and a wild shot at augusta, a pond skipper that you have to see to believe. this is the "cbs morning news." e from the inside out? try nature's bounty hair, skin and nails gummies. the number one brand to support beautiful hair, glowing skin, and healthy nails. and try advanced, now with two times more biotin. now, braava jet mops right where you need it with an adjustable precision jet spray and an advanced pad system. and offers personalized cleaning suggestions unique to your home. braava jet m6 and the irobot home app. only from irobot. our essential mist transforms fragrance infused braava jet m6 and the irobot home app. with nat

carley: joining us brett tollman, good morning, sir.pping up and stepping in. he released a statement saying this he says investigations may be conducted if there are clear and apparent allegations of irregularities if true could potentially impact the outcome of a federal election. how significant is this? >> it's significant but let's pretend there hasn't been voter fraud before and the doj hasn't looked into it. this is normal, regular process for the department of justice to be looking into allegations. and if they are serious, they will pursue them. if they're credible, they will pursue them. if not, then they won't. jillian: i want to get your reaction to the biden campaign statement to this and this reads quote it's deeply unfortunate that attorney general barr chose to issue a memorandum that will only fuel the speculative fanciful or farfetched claims he professes to guard against. what do you think about that statement. >> it's absurd. it would be absurd because of whin mattershot attorney genera. they have been doing it for h

they fire brett hankison. >> hankison was our k-9 guy.og. >> it's at this moment that the public learns that hankison fired at least 10 bullets. >> authorities saying officer hankison showing extreme indifference to human life as he wantonly and blindly fired into taylor's home. >> it's pretty clear just based on what little lmpd said that brett hankison was firing without being able to see what he was shooting at. >> and i don't remember if i shot moving or stopped and shot, but i returned fire. >> brett hankinson had not maintained a target or did not have a target in sight when he fired his weapon. >> hankinson is appealing his termination. he says he did not fire blindly, and his attorney is calling his termination premature and, quote, a cowardly political act. >> breonna taylor is killed in this period where there's all of this attention on police brutality. >> news tonight in the death of an unarmed african-american in minneapolis. >> the breonna taylor case didn't explode into the american consciousness until after the death of ge

a woman claims former officer brett hankison assaulted her while leaving a bar in 2018.ankison was one of three officers who fired a weapon the new breonna taylor died in march. he's charged with wanton endangerment. >>> time now for a look at your wednesday weather. things should be calmer today in oregon after a rare tornado northwest of portland damaged several buildings. no one was hurt. meanwhile, in minnesota some areas have declared snow emergencies. the state's highway patrol reported more than 100 crashes tuesday. looking at the radar, no severe weather in the upper midwest today, but plenty of rain from the gulf coast up to new england today. temperatures on this veterans day in the northeast will remain above normal. but chilly readings from the great lakes to the pacific northwest. 71 in phoenix. >>> coming up, an important recall affecting people with ring video doorbells. the warning about a fire hazard. >>> but first the shocking moment two kayakers say they were nearly swallowed by a whale. >>> and later, britney spears loses a >>> back now with a whale o

jon: is going to be a big job, john jordan, bret brett bruen tk you very much.ore than 100,000 people are hospitalized with the coronavirus with skyrocketing covid-19 cases, yesterday more than 155,000 new cases were reported in nearly 1200 deaths. the new york city public school district will reopen december 7 for younger students as mayor bill de blasio says he intends to phase out hybrid learning. christina coleman is live from los angeles with more on the story. >> covid cases and hospitalizations are on the rise, the u.s. surgeon general urge people to be careful on "fox news sunday" and reiterated the strain that all of this is having on medical care. >> i want people to understand that if cases and hospitalizations continue to go up, not only will it hurt our ability to care for covid patients but if 70 is having a baby they may not be able to get a bed, 70s having a heart attack or potential stroke, they may not be able to get a bed. >> we have some good news, new york city public schools is reopening starting december 7 with weekly covid testing that pa

brett, one wild card to tell you about.he exact number of military and overseas ballots that will come in before the 5:00 p.m. deadline today. that number could be anywhere from zero to 8,899. the criteria are they must come in by 5:00 p.m. today and they must be postmarked no later than election day. bret. >> bret: fascinating. thank you, jonathan. you have military ballots. you have provisional ballots, you have a number of ballots we talked about this on election night that were requested absentee and the number that went back and there are tens of thousands that didn't come back. now, people could choose to either vote in person or they didn't send it back, but there is other stuff out there that georgia will now deal with in the coming days. >> martha: those would have to be postmarked by election day as do the military ballots. when you look at a spread of 1587 in georgia and you have potentially more than 8,000 military ballots alone out there, you can see why georgia is saying slow down and that they are likely to h

and brett benson brought in a smith a retired chicago police officer and national police association my boys good to see you thanks so much pat see you very much. 1 7 screen lection season that seemingly deepened the rest on to fish and all of us so i had seen the 2 camps on out in the hundreds in support of fighting on trump right now with crowds gathering in washington d.c. new york going to tell thea and all the major cities across the country. some control from middle class to homeless muslim are very hardworking people who want to get ahead that have either have some some health issues or have some of it out of trick of bad luck a full time job won't always pay for a place to live and missing just a month's rent can get you a victim to gunpoint if anything bad happens to any thing that just throws your budget off slightly. better catch up real quick or you're going to have a judgment of possession against you and get a ticket by anyone that's homeless is treated like garbage people look at you like a monster or someone bad or you chose to be there most of the time it's not the c

blowback against that is picking up too, joining us tonight brett tolman, matthew whitaker, kt mcparland, charles hurt, harvey dillon and today's top stories and much more. look at what were finding out more details of hunter biden now is working more closely with china helping big companies there trying to buy a stake in russia's energy company, we have more details on what went down. it is raising questions, why was the vice president son involved in the energy deal that could move the oil markets partnering with the head of the chinese company that is gone missing, he was considered china's bridge to russia for energy deals, another executive at the same company arrested for money laundering, will show you what we found crosschecking hunter biden, secret service protection for these types of business deals, did hunter biden. payments for this kind of work in shell companies and was any use of that illegal, also did the media and democrats political attacks on operation warp speed, did that delay delivery of successful vaccines, the chief advisor to operation warp speed said yes it did

[applause] >> thank you, brett.r author, i know that you share our enthusiasm for his legacy and we appreciate you so much. as greta pointed out, this is d-day and as he said -- as ike said to the 101st, okay, let's go. so, here we go. greetings to all of our guests here tonight and to those of you watching now we all wish we could be together in person to celebrate the completion of this magnificent memorial. however, the legacy of dwight d. eisenhower cannot be constrained by the size of the crowd, because it is reflected in the freedoms that we live every day in america. the memorial designer, frank gehry, and his partners unfortunately are unable to join us tonight. but if the pandemic has taught us anything, it is that you don't have to be in the same place together. so, frank, i know you and your team are watching. the brilliance of this memorial will reverberate around the world and lift the legacy of dwight d. eisenhower to unending global audiences. tonight as we dedicate this memorial, we stand on the shou

elizabeth: joining me now brett tolman, former counsel, top counsel to senators senate judiciary, wee having you on, you heard the top of theou show, where is it headed as senator mitch mcconnell, where you think this is headed as senator mitch mcconnell is saying trump was in 100% in his rights to challenge the election results as a florida recount in the year 2000 was challenged, what do you think will happen next ? >> let's step back, we have some officiallyng transfers until you have the final election results and obviously in january we need to have a single candidate ready to be sworn in, let's see what there is out there, is there validity to the allegations or is or not, if there is nothe validity, let's move on as a country embrace the new president, try to work with them and get things done in this country because both sides are going to argue for a long time that they felt wrong about the selection or that and if there are some things about the allegations that are true let's expose them and i think democrat should watch that just as much mi the democrats entered republica

in 2004, 15-year-old brett jones stabbed and killed his grandfather during an altercation. during trial, his legal team argued self-defense, but he was convicted him of murder and received a mandatory life sentence without the possibility of parole. the supreme court in 2012 ruled that such a sentence violated the eighth amendment. mr. jones' legal team filed for post-conviction relief, and a new sentencing hearing was ordered. the court ruled against him, and he filed an appeal to the state's court of appeals. as the case pended, the supreme court ruled that the eight amendment prohibited life without parole sentences "for all but the rarest of juvenile offenders, those whose crimes reflect permanent incorrigibility."

good to see you, brett. >> thank you, shannon. you. >> shannon: okay so gerard baker writing in "the wall street journal" says that is, media watchdogs aren't supposed to guard biden. he says "newsrooms are now hostage to narrow-minded post teenaged social justice warriors who have no time for the idea that there might be an alternative to their own malice to ideology. forget objectivity, journalists now have a moral purpose." probably not what you learned in school, brett, or along the way as a journalist. >> no, i'm afraid zoe has a point that i'm not sure how many young journalists have filled the jobs and are newsrooms at recent times are actual malice, but i think they're all pretty liberal. and i think that they favored the democratic party overwhelmingly as they are voting and some contributions have shown you need look no further than the recent incident in which "the new york post" brought out the story relating to hunter biden and his father's involvement in some questionable business receipts. and it wasn't just that th

joining me now is brett bruin.is the former director of global engagement for the obama white house. thank you so much for being with us. tell us how this lack of cooperation from the state department affects the transition. >> yeah, we're really in a diplomatic danger zone right now, because diplomats around the world, our ambassadors, those on the front lines in afghanistan and iraq are not being told anything. it is radio silence from washington, and so they have messages of congratulations piling up in these consulates and embassies, but at the same time they don't have authorization to engage with foreign leaders, most of whom have already recognized joe biden as the winner of this election, and they're put in an awkward situation right now, and it is dangerous when advocates of china and russia are trying to take advantage of the confusion here in the u.s. >> what message does it send to allies or to enemies overseas? we just heard, you know, certainly some -- it was sort of a concern that was raised by the a

brett rip yen. a monolith discovered in a remote utah desert last week apparently has become an international hit because of the history surrounding it. nobody knows who put it there or why. they've been wondering is it an alien, was it an artist? now the mystery is who removed it? >> the people at the public safety department in utah say it was installed illegally, and that it was removed by as they describe this, an unknown party sometime friday night. they insist they did not take this down. okay. >> okay. >>> so the denver broncos aren't going to have a quarterback on the roster today. when they face the saints, what do you do with that? >> we have a bleacher report. >> reporter: good morning. well, in a word, coronavirus, and as you astutely pointed out before the commercial break, most would deduce this is the worst case on field scenaro for a team heading into a game, especially with short notice. the team released a statement last night telling us about the predicament with the game set to t

this is justice brett kavanaugh. seem fairly clear the proper remedy would be to sever the mandate provision and leave the rest of the act in place, the provisions regarding pre-existing conditions and the rest. amy: we will have more on the supreme court battle over the affordable care act later in the broadcast. in north carolina, democratic senate candidate cal cunningham has conceded to incumbent senator thom tillis. the republican's victory guarantees the gop will control at least 49 senate seats, two shy of a majority. in alaska, republican senator dan sullivan has a big early lead over democratic challenger al gross, whose campaign believes he still has a chance at an upset victory once all mail-in votes are counted. either way, the balance of power in the senate will be decided by runoff elections on january 5 for both of georgia's senate seats. the trump administration has removed the top scientist overseeing the government's research on climate change. "the new york times" reports michael kuperberg was told

admiral brett giroir and dr. atul gawande who was named to president-elect joe biden's covid-19 advisory board. >> i want to begin with you, admiral giroir. the news on a vaccine is so encouraging. right now we're hitting those grim numbers. some experts calling it in the united states a humanitarian disaster. the president has been downplaying the seriousness of it. you heard those trump supporters. you can have the constant reminders, you can tell them to wear a mask, but things are getting worse. what in the world do you do? >> thank you for having me on, martha. as you did point out, we had some remarkably positive news about the vaccine that's over 90% effective. that's a gamechanger and will bring an end game to the pandemic. however, we're in a critical situation today with over 180,000 cases yesterday. hospitalizations up. mortality up. i want to tell the american people we know what to do. we've done it many times before in the sunbelt in the south. the united kingdom is doing that. you must physically d

how us is going to deal with you brett and max and doesn't give it away but what will be interesting is to see what's happening with brett said i mean 2020 has had so many other issues that people have forgotten that happened but it is still going to take place and we're kind of in the transition year so a ship becoming at the start of next year now biden has said that he is not a fan of. what would potentially put a trade deal post brick set between u.s. and u.k. and call themselves kind of special friends they say they have the special relationship will be interesting though it is worth noting that the u.k. actually said that they don't see that happening they think. a deal will go through the way right but in washington i'm not so sure because i'm hearing that potentially of the irish american lp by john of course having irish heritage well they'd have to like the brits a trade deal because they say that undermines any peace. so whether they try and exotic some kind of influence and make that difficult it will be really interesting to see how that plays out in the halls of of cong

let's talk about afghanistan, brett. it's good to see you.y weeks before leaving office. he's pulling troops out, a dramatic cutback in the troop strength in afghanistan, by january 15, a smaller drawdown in iraq. what is the impact, especially without consulting, again, with the nato allies? >> andrea, thanks so much for having me, always an honor to be on your show. this is important because the only thing happening here, and what explains this, is to sabotage the incoming commander in chief. the decapitation of four of the top six positions at the pentagon, no consultation with allies. why this is important is that he work in afghanistan with about 4,500 troops. we're not fighting, we haven't taken any casualties since february. but these 30 allies depend on us for the overall leadership of the mission. and more foreign troops, allies and partners, are there than american troops. jen stoltenberg, secretary general of nato, said this could carry a very high price. of the foreign troops, most of them are non-u.s. forces. everybody was blinds

we'll see right away how that vote turns out on election night. >> amazing brett baier thank you. >>ll right. tucker: one thing you heard for months, 5 months, you must be terrified of the coronavirus. almost certain to kill you this afternoon. up until november 3 don't ask any questions, actress christie alley broke on rule friday. talk to her about what happened get the real story. >> buses are boarding up windows in advance of the election, businesses all over the nation covered in plywood, why are they doing that? where is the threat coming from? what country is this? we'll tell you straight ahead. tucker: well democratic voters have been energized this season, they have not hidden it, they spent last 6 months setting fire too things, fast-food franchises, courthouses, stores, tertizing people in their -- terrorizing people in their homes, why? they are mad they are not in charge. it is obvious, you are supposed to pretend with michelle obama it is donald trump's fault and hidden trump supremacist. led by the russians. of course,. in places like l.a., and portland and seattle, bu

brett kavanaugh and the supreme court meetings.ope that if biden retires after one term, she would be in prime position to take over. i can only echo the wonderful airdaily over. i can only echo the wonderful air daily news headline that says south ayrshire hotel owner loses presidential election. i think that sums it up. a reference to his golf resort in scotland, which i guess he will have more time to spend in, if he chooses to do so. he played as a round of golf yesterday and for someone who criticised president obama for playing too much, that is pretty rich, i must say. —— is 14ath round of golf. i want to talk briefly on the front of the express. they haven‘t got a lot of room on the front of the express, it is a third of the space but they managed to get united, heal, biden, and trump seems this isn‘t over. it is a neat bit of layout stop that was clever. we do know that donald trump has clever. we do know that donald trump ha s vowe d clever. we do know that donald trump has vowed to fight on in the courts, he has launched

the supreme court hinting it may keep obamacare in place, republicans, brett kavanaugh saying the court could remove the individual mandate without breaking down the entire affordable care act. chief justice john roberts had a decade to repeal the law but didn't, joe biden slamming the case and promises to protect americans healthcare. >> this effort to bypass the will of the american people, the verdict of the courts, the judgments of congress in my view is simply cruel. we will do everything in our power to ease the burden of healthcare on you and your family, i promise you that. jillian: a ruling is expected in the spring. democrats will officially keep their majority in the house despite losing several seats to republicans. 16 races have yet to be called. the newest flip is in california, republican michelle steel defeating incumbent democrat taking back a seat the gop lost in 2018. another republican woman flips the house seat, john mccain's 2008 vice presidential running mate sarah palin, applause the red wave of women in congress. >> very pleased, very happy, more than gender, so

justices, john roberts and brett kavanaugh, seem not inclined to strike down the entire law. lawsuit focuses on this provision that requires people to buy insurance. that used to be backed up by a tax penalty. it no longer has that tax penalty. opponents of the law say that provision is unconstitutional, and because it is, the entire law has to be thrown out. two key justices don't seem like they will go there. vonnie: that is the only part of the law that is up for discussion. there is no such thing as talking about whether the individual mandate went away, whether the whole thing would collapse or not. greg: they argue the individual mandate has to fall, and then therefore other provisions have to fall, like protection for pre-existing conditions, and because of that, the entire thing including the expansion of medicaid, the marketplace is set up, that is the argument to strike down the entire law. but it seemed pretty clear today that there are not the votes to do that. vonnie: chief justice roberts has voted twice to uphold parts of the law. do we know how amy coney barre

. >> the affordable care act, john roberts, brett kavanaugh, they won't strike down the entire aza. >forward case for severability meaning we would excise the mandate and leave the rest of the act in ways. >> hard to argue congress intended the entire act to fail if the mandate were struck down, when the same congress that lowered the penalties a 0, did not even try to repeal the rest of the act. >> what do you see happening? >> i don't see enough votes to do away with the affordable care act. it could be that they have votes with brett kavanaugh and amy coney barrett, to sever the individual mandate from the rest of the law. expanded medicaid coverage won't be eliminated. the time is 18 after the hour. the majority of trump voters say they voted for the president, most biden voters say they voted against donald trump. kristin tate says the entire election had little to do with the president-elect, joins us to explain. >> senate republicans closer to keeping their majority after tom tillis wins in north carolina. now allies on georgia. we have the balance of power. ♪ when you switch t

why it wasn't mitch mcconnell and biden -- >> because brett kavanaugh didn't know him.d there was a house party. >> that was thoughtful. >> how did the senator keep his bike from getting stolen? the senator kept his bike from getting stolen, how? >> he -- >> he used gridlock. why does the midwest have the best playground? there are so many swing states. >> swing states. >> and the last one. how come the president never picked up the tab? >> because -- >> because congress can't pass a bill. there we go. pretty good. pretty good. everybody, congratulations. [laughter] >> all right, happy halloween, everybody. as you know, halloween was saturday night. we have some pictures of the twins. here are the twins in their costumes. i'm not sure why she wasn't an eagles player. she one with the bucks instead. and she was snoopy. who was snoopy's little friend, like that little yellow bird? woodstock was not in the shot, but there they are. they've got a lot of candy. and they are all hyper on sugar right now. >> [laughs] >> all right, let's do this quickly, my friends. [laughter]

we'll have you back as we continue to talk about this came thank you, brett brett white. >> we're keepingn by half a percent. you were on twitter noting some comments from mitch mcconnell. of course probably going to don't the senate majority leader in what is likely to be a biden administration in white house and some questions about how big a stimulus conceivably would be given the strength of the overall economy as we end a very strong week for the markets. right now at least on a bit of a down note. over to you. >> all right david, we'll talk to you later thanks in meantime take a look at live shot of maricopa, naez where we expect a new batch of votes from arizona's largest county any moment we'll update you on those numbers as soon as we get them good friday morning. welcome to "squawk alley". as david says a little bit of a give back after the best week for the markets since april or june depending on index you're looking at job growth is the story. mcconnell's comments about stimulus, obviously, bear into that we wait for the count out of arizona, nevada, pennsylvania and georgia.

jillian: brett and martha begin their special election night coverage tomorrow night at 6:00 eastern.sident trump ending his whirl wind weekend of campaign stops with a rally in florida overnight. >> we're going to have a big victory. i don't know if you know what's happening but -- >> we love you! we love you! >> we're going to win my home state of florida. and we are going to win four more years in the white house. jillian: phil keating is live in the battleground state with more. good morning, phil. >> reporter: good morning. just a few hours of ago into the wee morning hours, president trump breaking the county's midnight curfew by 45 minutes, held his final florida campaign rally before the election and the crowd last night was not only exuberant, it was raukus. >> [crowd chanting] >> don't tell anybody, but let me wait until a little bit after the election, please. [cheers and applause] >> i appreciate this. >> reporter: referring of course to dr. anthony fauci, the country's leading infectious disease expert and someone who has been urging everyone to wear a mask. last night at

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argument for republicans, confirming amy kony barrett -- amy coney barrett was gaining senate seats, over brett kavanaugh. is republicans narrow the gap they will argue against any broad mandate for joe biden. so far the republicans have won 200 one house seats and are leading the race for 13. democrats have 218 and beating three. a total of at least 12 seats. welcome to fox news at night. richardson looking at the state of affairs one week after election day. >> reporter: mike pompeo promising a steady transition in the state department as their are concerns the delay in transfer of power could impair national security. the details of the secretary's proposed transition were a surprise. >> is the state department preparing to engage with the biden transition team and if not at what point does it delay hampering a smooth transition pose a risk to national security? >> there will be a smooth transition. we are ready. the world is watching what is taking place. we will count all the votes, we're in good shape. >> reporter: president-elect biden has field calls from leaders of the united kingdom,

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>> reporter: the chief justice john roberts and justice brett calf kavanaugh could be the two justicesp in to save obamacare. they both made the point that it doesn't seem congress intended that the entire should be struck down if one was deemed unconstitutional and exactly the point that republicans are trying to make. they say because the individual mandate's penalty for not purchasing insurance is now at zero dollars, that it is no longer a tax, therefore, unconstitutional, and they say that means the entire act is unconstitutional but chief justice john roberts said it is not the court's job to strike down the entire law. we will see if it holds in this very high stakes decision. >> the newest justice amy coney barrett is known for having taken an issue previously with the past supreme court ruling on obamacare. what did he say today? >> reporte >> reporter: she seemed to carefully craft our questions and holding her cards closed' not giving anything away but she questioned whether congress would pass a part of the law that would kill the entire law. she seems to be the side of the