she the approximate roughly what brock obama did. she doesn't have to win it by quite as much as obama did.>> she is to come within striking distance. three or four points i think. the 270,000 vote lead in cuyahoga is typically with issue for. that's a marker. they need to hit that or above. i can't remember what overall i had the last two elections but it's not threshold peca >> it may not be the firewall it once was. when we talked about it before, every clinton will do better in delaware county then brock obama did four years ago. she will do better in some of these suburban counties for the higher educated voter isn't comfortable with donald trump. there aren't as many votes in those counties. some of this will be offset in other places just like donald trump pickoff votes in trouble the democrat would normally get. get out the vote effort is coming to cleveland. that helps drive in the debate. saw big push over the past weekend with souls to the polls in the organized effort to take voters who like to votes to the polls, >> the

brock obama receives 365 electoral votes, john mccain, 17 three.votes, john mccain, 173. here's a look at their concession and victory speeches. >> thank you for coming here on this beautiful arizona evening. [applause] my friends, we have come to the end of a long journey. the american people have spoken and they have spoken clearly. a little while ago i had the honor of calling senator brock obama to congratulate him, please. to congratulate him on been elected the next president of the country that we both love. in a contest is long and difficult as this campaign has been, his success alone commands my respect for his ability and perseverance. but that he managed to do so by inspiring the hopes of so many millions of americans who once wrongly believe that they had little let's take were little influence in the election of an american president it is something i deeply admire and commend him for achieving. this is an historic election. i recognize recognize the special significance it hath for african-americans and for the special pride that mus

. >> working during brock obama's presidency this this u.s. election opens a period of uncertainty.to look at it in a clear eyed manner. u.s. is a major partner for france and what is at stake here is peace, the fight against terrorism, the situation in the middle east, economic relations, and -- and preserving the planet. on all of these topics i will, very, very soon start discussions with the u.s. ad

. >> working during brock obama's presidency, this u.s. election opens a period of uncertainty. need to look at it in a clear-eyed manner. the u.s. is a major partner for france and what is at stake here is peace, the fight against terrorism, the situation in the middle east, economic relations, and preserving the planet. on all of these topics, i will, very soon start discussions with the u.s. administration which will come into office on the 20th of january, but i will do it with sincerity and openness because the traditions expressed by donald trump must be confronted with the interest that we share with the u.s., and our common history will help us engage in that discussion. france will also continue on the way of transatlantic cooperation without concessions and in the spirit of independence. the new contacts after this u.s. election demands that france should be strong, stronger than ever and take responsibility as i have done since 2012. it also demands that the european union should be united, strong, and able to express its opinion everywhere around the world, thinking

brock obama and his team was way ahead of the curve by some historical standard.et's talk about nikki haley. you pointed out there was a lot of pushback or a lot of reasons against rudy giuliani. he has conflicts with people in countries on the terror watch list. a hugelyey would be positive sign symbolically. i don't know what kind of depth she has on foreign policy. the notion of change -- choosing a mainstream republican nonwhite woman in that job would be a huge step on his watch. cruz in the had ted justice department, tom cotton at the french, that would get a lot of people's attention. john: there are a lot of gifts there. mark: they are all potentially in a contention. the left would be really unhappy, but they are going to be unhappy about everything. those are picks that would be different from some of the names we've been hearing up to now. already flirted with controversy. there is more. two new ruckus is are being raised over his transitional maneuvers. the first has to do with a story that says he is requesting hissecret clearance for son-in-law. ins

this is according to brock obama zone people because of it 18 to 24 percent higher unemployment in the black community lacks a feeling that not to forget one thing here john, even in the area of vegetation blacks across this country to go to school of their choice. the black caucus their kids all go to private schools. blacks are feeling that pinchbeck it's time for blacks to break the shackles of the democratic party that has been a dismal failure not just in the last eight years but for the last seven decades and i believe were going to begin to see those trends turn quite a bit. >> i want ask you one more question. this is more about youth voters. trail. they're upset with both of these candidates. they're upset with how the democratic party is working there upset with other republican parties working. i think that's reflective of both the rise of bernie sanders and donald trump. have we failed or has a parties failed young voters and where they need to do to really repair that? >> i think they have failed. i think bernie sanders supporters are seeing a single liza hillary clinton h

when you say what hillary clinton should do a brock obama come i think it's a very big and moment of soul-searching for the democrats. what is your for the next four years. if you do well maybe you can can come back and recapture the white house. if you don't do well, maybe the republicans -- >> the sitting president aligns himself with the candidate of his own party, yet he failed. let's take a look at what could be done to create job opportunities in the presidency. will he commit to the construction of a wall between mexico and the united states. >> he has promised that he will but for all the problems united states has right now on employment is not one of them. it's currently 4.9%. so we can expect and trump said he will do public works and he'll deal people in the house of representatives, my guess is he will win that battle because his political status is so high although it's hard to know. in terms of job opportunities, the central challenge he faces are unlikely to be that unless the financial turmoil spirals out of control like it did in 2007 and eight. what will be the maj

brock obama and his first year in office and hair we know he inherited two ugly worse in terms of iraqanistan. but he also expanded drone strikes in pakistan and then expanded it in somalia. as we know, as reports have shown many civilians have died. as a result of these jones strikes. the government has not been held accountable for these significant losses in human lives. the other thing that's important with what's going on without me saying it explicitly talking about guantÁnamo than talking about the drone strikes is also the marginalization of the muslim communities. that has also been a side effect of oftentimes our policies abroad. we had a horrible exchange in our economy in this debate and hillary clinton and trump responded to the question in which to citizen raised about the danger that many muslim americans field and what if either one of them was president would they do to protect or repair this, and i was thinking that is muslim americans are going to report, and i'm like no. that's not the question, and with the last panel, obama has decreased the number of american tro

bush, brock obama. back in -- barack obama. back and forth, back and forth. other points i want to make. we had some of lincoln's writings today. we would be wise to familiarize ourselves. in his second inaugural address, the most appropriate for this moment, he calls for the famous lines, malice toward none, charity for all. we have to see if that happens. this moment will be difficult. i want to wind up with a little analysis i wanted to read briefly, and have our panel respond. first, hillary clinton was a deeply flawed candidate. mr. trump a brilliant manipulator of broadcast benefited from free airtime. pundits consistently underestimating a large segment of our society is deeply miserably angry. they are angry at the arrogance of the rich and well educated, who don't seem to care that the working class standard of declined. they are angry that their children do not have reasonable prospects for dance meant. that is one explanation for what happened on the trump side. and remember bernie sanders, who challenge hillary clinton and lost, appeal to that sam

other thing that is true is america's one change and what she represents is a continuation of brock obama'spresidency. i want to know what the obama's are talking about as they watch these results tonight. click in all of this what barack obama has tried to do including obama care and will the senate be controlled by republicans. there's a number of executive action such as -- cold powered power plants, the whole climate change plan is something as a canadian government is interested in cooperating with. that's something president obama pushed through and where to sense it now? >> there's so many things that you know start to reframe in your mind in terms of what's gonna happen on certain issues now in the relationship between canada and the united states. also in the relationship between the united states government and americans as david pointed out you now know you can get a certain kind of supreme court justice as the ninth one. the. the impact that can have on a lot of a lot of different things. there's a lot to consider now as we march toward 270 for donald trump. trump. he said 244 r

brock obama carried it -- barack obama carried it in 2008.hen you look at clinton, she leads an average of 12.3% amongst white college graduates. usually that vote in history has gone to the republican candidate. can she win on that alone? megan: if that number turns out to be true that she is up by 12% , she is going to win this election, no question about it. what we are always trying to figure out about brexit, is there an under polling for donald trump alone noncollege educated whites? or remodeling the turnout appropriately -- are we modeling the turnout appropriately? outdisenfranchised may come in greater numbers than ever before. college educated whites is a known population and we can model from prior elections decades, but what we cannot factor in is, is there the secret group that is going to be mobilized and come out in favor of him? that is going to tilt the scales as well as we see this tightening particularly in states like florida, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, and colorado. francine: is the turnout depending on the weath

even without brock obama who of course is a tremendous a boat a vote-getter. hillary's going to win the election, thanks to latinos especially. she is going to have the margin of victory last night. unfortunately we are missing about 20 or 30,000 votes into her three states that were needed. so this is probably a structural defeat. combined with with commas belmar said last week, a slow movie right-wing coup. we had big money from hindu orders, we had media malpractice in search of profit, voter suppression, the electoral college, the college, the ridiculous system of two senators per state, house legislator gerrymandering, poisonous fraudulent internet, which we have lost control of. we used to be the masters of it on the progressive side and we are not anymore. an fbi hit job and of course, holding the supreme court hostage for a year for which the republicans are not only going to pay a price they are going to be rewarded. it's more obvious than ever that we need serious election reform which karen asked me to mention. in my remaining minute and a half we n

clinton did not start this race out saying, i am going to be a third term brock obama and she has nevero use. but essentially that is when she is running for. obama is saying, if we do not elect hillary clinton, all of the premise of the last eight years will be turned back. for trump, that would be a good thing. at the point is, clinton is trying to get obama supporters to see her as a protector of what obama made and what obama made possible. >> let's talk about the calendar today. both clinton and strap in raleigh, north carolina. mike hence in minnesota. -- mike pence in minnesota. tim kaine in florida. as you look at the electoral map, north carolina has really become the battleground state in 2016. rides yes. yes. it is not that whoever wins north carolina wins the race. the question is particularly on trump. cap must win north carolina were asked his -- donald trump must win north carolina or his path becomes almost impossible. andh carolina is a front center in electoral battleground in and of clinton wins it, it just seems as if tribes path will be very difficult. -- donald tru

president brock upon a -- barack obama spoke about democracy. riseew parallels about the of populist movements in europe, if resizing the need to make sure that people are not left behind by globalization. >> when the rich and powerful appeared to game the system and accumulate mass wealth while middle and working class family struggle to make ends meet, this feeds a profound sense of injustice and a feeling that our economies are increasingly unfair. this inequality now constitutes one of the greatest challenges to our economies and to our democracies. reassurances that u.s. commitment to nato would continue. president obama: i'm confident ,ust that america's commitment whether under democratic or republican administration, that commitment will continue, including our pledge and our treaty obligation to defend every ally. >> as a president prepares to leave office, his words are being watched closely by world leaders still unsure of what a trump administration will bring. laura: the french elections are just a few months away. emmanuelyear-old

shawna tweeted this side by side of president obama saying before aretha sang the national anthem and after aretha sang the national anthem. >> and brockthere was another tweet showing the time of possessions, the vikings with 11 minutes and detroit lions with 14 minutes, and aretha with 4 minutes and 35 seconds. >> you know what? next time she does this, she just has to loan out some of her fur coats to the players and the police officers who have to stay at attention. >> the dome was on. the dome was covered. so everything is fine. >> they don't look irritated to me as much as everyone was irritated on twitter. >> she can do no long. the nails were on flick. >> fleek. >> sorry. is that legit? >> no. you left out a vowel or maybe a letter. a syllable, maybe. >>> next, to how the other half celebrated thanksgiving. >> quite a few celebrities couldn't resist sharing their celebrations with the world, including taylor swift, sharing this video of a few of her closest friends getting in on the new, hot trend of 2015. the mannequin challenge on a rhode island beach. >> yeah. she also shared this snapshot of what she's truly grateful for as

brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's take a live look at the white house this morning where donald trump will be moving in next year. he's already been invited there early bicurrent president barack obama. so here is how he did it last night. the latest electoral map shows him snatching nearly every battleground state sliding to vikt which with 278 over clinton's 218. already hours after

brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's take a live look at the white house this morning where donald trump will be moving in next year. he's already been invited there early bicurrent president barack obama. so here is how he did it last night. the latest electoral map shows him snatching nearly every battleground state sliding to vikt which with 278 over clinton's 218. already hours after he's announced a winner, the aftermath is starting to unfold. the market futures taking a dive. let's get the latest from nbc bay area's tracie potts. >> reporter: this was a shocker even for some trump supporters, especially when they started seeing all of those blue states like wisconsin and pennsylvania and michigan turn red for donald trump. now the question on the clinton side, what went wrong? she's expected to address supporters later this morning, and president obama who has congratulated trump and also invited him to the white house on thursday to begin the transition. >> it is my high honor and distinct privilege to introduce to you the president elect of the united states of america, donald trump. >> donald trump declared victory. >> i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be presi

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. >> working during brock obama's presidency this this u.s. election opens a period of uncertainty. i need to look at it in a clear eyed manner. u.s. is a major partner for france and what is at stake here is peace, the fight against terrorism, the situation in the middle east, economic relations, and -- and preserving the planet. on all of these topics i will, very, very soon start discussions with the u.s. administration which will come into office on the 20th of january but i will do it with insincerity and openness because the traditions express by donald trump must be confronted with the interest that we share with the u.s. our common history will help us engage in that discussion. france will also continue on the way of transatlantic cooperation without concessions and in the spirit of independence. of the new contacts after this u.s. election demands that for france it should be strong, stronger than ever and take responsibility as i have done since 2012. it also demands that the european union should be united, strong and able to express its opinion everywhere around the wor