i have to say, just as an american -- >> charlie baker, phil scott. >> okay. but, i mean, as an american citizen, it's really disappointing. not you, but your party's leaders are acting like babies. you lost the election. congratulate the president-elect. >> well, look, i think i have always felt that our american democracy was more important than any one person or any one election. and that while i understand the disappointment and frustration from a lot of people that didn't get the outcome they were hoping for, we do have to -- the most important thing is that we respect our democratic process and we always have had for 200 years a peaceful transition of power. hopefully, we are going to get there, jake. >> after president trump repeatedly lied about the election from the white house, you tweeted, quote, there is no defense for the president's comments tonight undermining our democratic process, unquote.

elizabeth warren, this is interesting people don't think about if she is picked, charlie baker governoro point her successor in charlie baker is a republican, is that a potential block to elizabeth warren besides other consideration. >> it has to be for this president-elect, he absolutely does not want to risk losing support in the senate, that said he no doubt want support from senator warren and she ended up being a key supporter of his after the primaries. just the fact that she is in discussion and senator sanders is in discussion for potential cabinet post makes sense. but for sure that hiccup of what might happen to her seat is one that is probably much more than a hiccup in their considerations. eric: speaking of senator sanders, it's talk about him being labor secretary, what kind of influence do you think he has, does aoc have in the press enter progressive wing on spring clean the cabinet with a leftward progressives? >> i think former vice president biden, now president-elect biden knows he needs to have something for everyone in this cabinet, that will certainly include havi

who would appoint somebody and governor charlie baker is a republican.u are looking at these razor thin margins not to have a monologue i'm guessing why would warren and bernie keep doing this? >> also i believe that the governor of vermont is a republican as well it. would be two republican senate seats essentially that democrats would then have to defend in a special election that they are -- when they are going to have to be defending keeping the house with these razor tight margins. i think this is maybe -- i don't know what bernie sanders was thinking other than he wants his far left policies to be represented in a biden administration. you have to remember if he does not become a cabinet secretary and the democrats take the senate through these georgia seats, he will be in charge of the budget and banking commission in the senate. and you will have maybe, you know, elizabeth warren will be able to willing her wa wilg hery chairmanship. either way they will be represented. of course the cabinet will depend on georgia senate race and whether mitch mc

looks like the governor of maryland, charlie baker, the governor of massachusetts, people who have been more overtly hostile to trump, is there going to be room for that in a republican primary where i think in a couple of years trump may be pretty popular. it's going to be a wild field. there's going to be a lot of people who will run and that's what makes these politics. >> thanks for stopping by and have a great thanksgiving. >> thank you, you, too. speaking of thanksgiving, can you have a safe one? a safe dinner? up next we'll explore it with alejandro >>> all right. welcome back. thechg will look different for most families this can year. how can we enjoy it safely? joining us is new york based chef and food guest alejandro ramos. hey there. >> hi there. thanks for having me. >> oh, my gosh, no. i'm delighted. i see you have a spread in your kitchen already. for those smaller parties, single family thanksgiving meals without much help, or people who are just not used to handling the chicken duties, what can they do? >> i think we need to sort of let go of the expectations and press

. >> massachusetts governor charlie baker is one of the few republicans speaking out. >> what this president is doing at this point in time is not in the best interest of this country. >> the president hasn't made any official public appearances since last thursday. today he is expected to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. cbs news. washington. >>> yesterday the secretary of state said he was looking forward to a smooth transition to a second trump term guilty later walked the comments back. >>> on the vote count 2020 updated results for proposition 15. the associated press reporting 52% of voters rejected a redo to the property tax system it. would have let local governments assess commercil and industrial properties every three years. a move supporters said would generate up to $12 billion. >>> after scenes like this during the george floyd protests in san jose there is now a major change when it comes to police body camera video. the city council voted to give itself the power to release body camera video. previously that decision was made by the police chief. it took four

. >> reporter: massachusetts governor charlie baker is one of the few republicans speaking out. >> what this president is doing at this point in time is not in the best interest of this country. >> reporter: president trump hasn't made any official public appearances since last thursday. today he's expected to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. the president's schedule is unusual, you might remember that he was doing about three to five rallies a day leading up to the election. and he hasn't had any official public appearances on his calendar for days. today is going to be first day we might be able to hear from him when he heads out to arlington national cemetery at 11:00 a.m. anne-marie? >> well, we will be watching, debra alfarone, thank you. >>> north carolina's close senate race has finally been called. republican thom tillis won a second term after democrat cal cunningham conceded the race. tillis got 48.7% of the vote and cunningham got 47%. right now republicans are in control of the senate with just 49 seats to the democrats' 48. a pair of runoffs in georgia will

but charlie baker in massachusetts, larry hogan, republican governors of blue states, have to figure out a way to govern their state without supporting the president of the party. >> yeah. and it is really relatively straightforward. i said so let me tell you something. that's the practical nature of this. and i will tell you, george, when i as a sitting governor in new jersey endorsed president trump in late february of 2016, in the next poll, my poll numbers went down 15 points. that's the reality of being a republican governor in a blue state, getting involved in federal politics. so you know, i think what we need to understand as a party, if we want to be in these blue states and have republican governors, we have to give them a pass on federal issues. >> martha? >> i'll tell you, george, one of the things that is a concern. this may go through rest of the week. people saying i didn't vote for trump before. i'm voting for him now. they cite his record. we also say, what happens if your candidate doesn't win? we talked about the signs in neighborhoods. people ripping down those si

that is massachusetts governor charlie baker. >> i am dismayed to hear the baseless claims coming from the president and from his team and many other elected republicans in washington. the latest move to deploy the department of justice in all of this is so wildly inappropriate. stalling an orderly transition process, especially in a time like this is equally unacceptable. i am aware of no legitimate claims of wrongdoing anywhere near the scale it would take to affect the outcome and there is no third party to verify the president's claims in any ways. the world's trust in the system when in fact the election system is working exactly as it was designed to do. what the president is doing at this point in time is not in the president interest of the country. >> a >> sanity. logic. reality. that is what governor baker is living in. see, governor baker can say that because he hasn't done what a lot of most have them have done. he hasn't demeaned himself at the feet of the president. he stands as his own man, compare that to the second of state, mike pompeo, the nation's cheap diplomat, am

lamont: i could do something with bars or restaurants, but if andrew cuomo and charlie baker in massachusetts are not on the same page, it is meaningless. we work very closely. was we announced last week thousands and thousands of college kids coming back to our region, some from the university of south dakota where you have a 40% retention rate. we want to get the message out to universities and airlines that you have to test before you get on that plane, quarantine, and test when you land. that is how you would keep your family safe in your community safe. working as athat practical matter? you have prominent educations of higher learning. what are you doing with people leaving your state and college kids coming back in your state as we approach the holidays? gov. lamont: we have given the same counsel to our existing colleges because we are sending thousands of kids back across the country. test these kids before they leave. do there states a favor, just like we are asking other universities to test the connecticut kids before they come back here. you mentioned the 40,000 people coming int

are from elected office, former house members, you see some governors, larry hogan of maryland, charlie bakerssachusetts, who are more moderate and not in debt to the maga-verse like others are. over time, the resistance is going to wear down, especially on leadership. the business community is moving on. foreign leaders are moving on. benjamin netanyahu, boris johnson, all these people are beginning to deal with joe biden as the president-elect. and most of these republican members, while they're playing along with this charade, they can't play crazy as well as trump does for as long as trump does because they're not as crazy as him. at some point this thing is going to fold, probably when these legal cases begin to be tossed out of court at a more rapid rate. >> ron, i was just listening what john was saying there. the foreign leaders are, you know, sort of lani leaning towa joe biden as the president. have you ever seen, at least in recent history, or ever, where foreign leaders start to rely on the president-elect rather than the president who's already in office because we haven't seen m

there was a comment by the governor of massachusetts charlie baker who just issued a statement saying this latest move, quote, to deploy the department of justice in all of this is so wildly inappropriate, that is from the republican governor of massachusetts. cnn's pamela brown reports, the top elections prosecutor just quit in protest. >> reporter: right now, efforts are under way within the trump administration to pacify the president as he continues to fire off baseless claims of widespread voter fraud. attorney general bill barr sending this letter clearing the way for federal prosecutors to investigate supposed voting irregularities. >> bill barr has lent d.o.j.'s credibility and d.o.j.'s perimeter to this notion of something unfair happened. that i think is the main danger in this policy change. >> reporter: barr's move reversed a longstanding d.o.j. policy dating back decades that prevents law enforcement from taking overt investigative steps before an election outcome is certified. in response, d.o.j.'s legal adviser resigned and saying in an email, quote. >> richard pilger's

are from elected office, former house members, you see some governors, larry hogan in maryland, charlie baker in massachusetts, who are more moderate and not in debt to the maga-verse like others are. over time that's going to -- the resistance is going to wear down. the business community is moving on, foreign leaders are moving on, benjamin netanyahu, others are dealing with joe biden as the president-elect. most republican members, while they're playing along with the charade, they can't play crazy as long as trump does because sher not as crazy as him. this will fold when these legal cases begin to be tossed out of court at a more rapid rate. >> the foreign leaders are sort of leaning towards joe biden as the president. have you ever seen at least in recent history or ever where foreign leaders start to rely on the president-elect rather than the president who's already in office because we haven't seen much of the president who's already in office. he's just mia. >> you know, we're ending the way we started. i mean, just with norms being shattered and precedents being exploded. there is

in massachusetts where governor, charlie baker has issued a new stay-at-home advisory and mask order. the governor is also limiting indoor gatherings to ten people in your house and outdoors at 25. much of the rhetoric and logistics of the campaign have been dictated or influenced by the coronavirus pandemic. tonight, correspondent, kevin, has not part of the story from columbus, ohio. >> with long voting lines across this spacious state, there are growing concerns about the possible spread of the coronavirus. indeed, governor, mike dewine took to twitter warning voters to remain vigilant, noting that 70% of them were living in counties with very high exposure and spread of the virus. >> we also share a common enemy. one that cares not whether we vote for donald trump or joe biden, an enemy that is relentless and now clearly on the march. >> and the numbers back up his concern with ohio hitting a new 24-hour record this past friday with more than 3,800 positive cases. but it is important to point out that there has been a surge of testing here too with over 100,000 tests statewide on

would give a senate seat to the republicans because the governor of massachusetts is governor charlie bakerpublican, and he would appoint a republican and with the margins that it's just not going to happen. i think bernie sanders is a different issue. i think they're probably considering this, as far as his interest in being labor secretary, but again, i think the idea there's some civil war in the democratic party is not true. this is all reasonably healthy. we'll see how it plays out, but i think at the end of the day, biden is trying to satisfy a big tent party and there will be people on both sides who think they didn't get everything they wanted. >> we'll certainly have to wait and see how it plays out. joe lockhart, thanks so much, sir. >>> coming up, a mysterious attack. a car bomb, gunfire, and a top nuclear scientist dead overseas. the apparent assassination that has iran threatening revenge. ♪ ♪ ♪ since pioneering the suv in 1935, the chevy suburban has carried many things. nothing more important than family. introducing the most versatile and advanced chevy suburban and tahoe ev

positions commit not to mention somebody like senator elizabeth warren if she was put into a cabinet, charlie bakerthe governor or republican would ge to fill her seat. >> right. not getting approved by a mitch mcconnell approved senate know or are many are the other wish list of potential cabinet officials. it would provide joe biden a good excuse to go with what man people around him say his instincts to pick somebody who is more moderate, so he will be able to save for the left wing of his party which will be up i arms, good luck, i can't get anything through comay's year going after the deal with these. i think that's where this is likely headed. >> we just got this joint statement in from the elections and infrastructure government coordinating council. the executive committees it say this, just moments ago the november 3rd election was the most secure in american history. right now across the country. the entire election process prior to finalizing the results. when states have close election and what all of the states with postelection results will in th 2020 presidential race have pai for r

massachusetts governor charlie baker has ordered on thousand numbers of the guard to be on standby.l guard troops will also be on standby in case there is more violence in portland, oregon. have memoryready handling cybersecurity and routine election tasks. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. guy: thank you very much, indeed. adding to uncertainty over the election results is president trump's latest remarks on how he will deal with the outcome. pres. trump: i think a lot of fraud and misuse could take place. i thing it is a terrible decision by the supreme court, a terrible decision. i don't know if that is going to be changed because we are going to go in the night of, as soon as that election is over. we are going in with our lawyers. guy: let's talk a little bit more about this. clearly the president voicing his concern about the supreme court decision on drive-thru ballots. nevertheless, we have seen across the united states cities board

republican party or simple reality, they're going to flake off as we've seen from people like charlie baker, the governor of massachusetts, and larry hogan. we see foreign leaders putting pressure on. benjamin netanyahu, boris johnson, others signaling that they understand that joe biden has -- i do think the end point is much closer to december 8th as you indicated when states begin to certify their results than it is to january 5th when we have that runoff, but i do think it's worthwhile and notable to step back and think about what it says about the degradation of the republican party that motivating their voters in a special election requires this kind of pretense, this kind of fiction that the president is fostering. so this is not just about the president's kind of child-like refusal to accept reality and deal with the embarrassment, the humiliation of losing, it's also about the base of the republican party which requires the same kind of humoring. it's not a pretty sight for american democracy. >> they are one and the same because the base as we all know listens to what president tr

senate vacancy, the remoney governor of massachusetts -- republican governor of massachusetts, charlie bakers to appoint the senator, and the democrats wouldn't want that. steph, thanks for your insight. we'll see who gets picked next week. take care. >> you too. arthel: millions of americans now less than a month away from losing key unemployment benefits. what needs to be done for congress to pass a stimulus bill before that happens. that's up next. ♪ ♪ we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa we're made for. twto treat acute, non-low back stmuscle and joint pain doctors with topical nsaids first. a formulation they recommend can be found in salonpas. a formulation they

many republicans have also refused to acknowledge the results but massachusetts governor charlie bakere few speaking out. >> what this president is doing at this point in time is not in the best interest of this country. >> the president elect has been receiving congratulations from world leaders yesterday. the secretary of state said that he was looking forward to a smooth transition to a second trump term but later walked those comments back. >>> on the vote count 2020, updated results this morning for proposition 15. the associated press reporting 52% of voters rejected a redo to the property tax system. it would have allowed local governments to assess commercial and industrial properties every three year that would have general evacuated up to $12 billion. >>> heading to wall street the stock market opening just minutes ago. the do you is up 78 points. investors watching big tech. they are pose poised to erase some of this week's losses. >>> and i'm emily turner san francisco with unfortunately some bad news when it comes to coronavirus it. looks like we will be outside a little l

charlie baker, my home state of massachusetts saying, mr. president, get over it. >> i'm dismayed to hear the baseless claims coming from the president, from his team, and from many other elected republican officials in washington. i've been a republican for 40 years. this latest move to deploy the department of justice in all of this is so wildly inappropriate. and stalling an orderly transition process, especially at a time like this, is equally unacceptable. >> in a normal world, kaitlan, leaders listen to qualified talented people in their organization. by organization here i mean republican party. i'm going to suspect that president trump won't listen here. >> i think my favorite comment from the state official was the montana secretary of state who told the president it was time to tip his hat, bite his lip, and congratulate joe biden. as we're seeing more of that across the nation, not just from officials in washington, what we are seeing is a republican party on edge because they are not sure how to navigate this. privately they are

republican massachusetts governor charlie baker alerted over 1,000 national guard troops to be readystate and local law enforcement while in oregon democratic governor kate brown has ordered a state of emergency, putting an unspecified number of national guard troops on the ground. >>> now, as the presidential candidates close out their campaigns today, down ballot races are in the spotlight as well. with 35 senate seats in play and all 435 seats in the house of representatives also up for grabs. joining me now is one of those representatives seeking re-election, massachusetts democratic congresswoman ayana pressley. she's of course a member of the committees on financial services and oversight and reform. congresswoman, it's a great pleasure to have you with us. thanks for joining us this hour. >> thank you. >> in major cities across the u.s. like chicago, dallas, san francisco we've seen unfortunately businesses boarding up in preparation for potential unrest tonight. are you more concerned about post-election violence or voter intimidation/suppression to the run-up today? >> well,

hutchinson of arkansas, gary herbert of utah, charlie baker of massachusetts and kay ivy of alabama.publican governors and five democratic governors all working with the incoming administration with the president-elect for the good of the american people to deal with the pandemic. appreciate it and good luck to you. >> and to you. >> there is more breaking pandemic news wwe are following. cdc just out with a new recommendation against traveling for thanksgiving as the coronavirus cases are surging across the country. california just ordered a new curfew as parts of the state are seeing record numbers of new cases. we will be right back. unlike oy supplements- neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. the annual enrollment period is here. the time to choose your coverage... ends december 7th. so talk to unitedhealthcare and take advantage of a wide choice of plans... including an aarp medicare advantage plan from unitedhealthcare. i

massachusetts, you see right there. 186,000 cases statewide, which is prompting the governor, charlie bakerto reopen a field hospital used in the spring. joining me right now, massachusetts congressman, seth molten. thank you for being here. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> you've been involved in the state's coronavirus response from the very beginning. at this point in the game, how concerned are you about the latest spike? and you get a sense that your state will have to open even more field hospitals? >> i'm extremely concerned. no question that this surge is going to be worse than what we saw in the spring. we have learned lessons. the governor doesn't have to build a field hospital from scratch. he has to reopen one. this is going to be tough. it will be really tough for the state. and i'm not sure that people are ready for what this actually means for their lives. a lot of people are planning to get together for thanksgiving. this is the first thanksgiving in my life that i'm hoping not to have it with my parents because i'm so concerned about their health. >> i mentioned gov

. >> and it is mitt romney and others -- >> and charlie baker and phil scott and others -- >> but as an american citizen, it is disappointing that you are -- not you, but your party's leaders are acting like babies. you lost the election, and congratulate the president-elect. >> well, look, i think that i have always felt that our american democracy was more important than any one person or any one election and while i understand that disappointment and frustration from a lot of people who didn't get the outcome they were hoping for, we do have the most important thing is that we respect the democratic process, and we always have had for 200 years the peaceful transition of power and we will get there. >> and after president trump repeatedly lied from the white house, you said that there is no defense of the president's conduct of undermining the democratic process, and you don't have to answer for the bad actors in the party, and you have always stood up for facts and decency and american institution, but there are so many leaders lindsey graham, and ted cruz and not only not congra

i have to say, just as an american -- >> charlie baker, phil scott. >> okay. but, i mean, as an american citizen, it's really disappointing. not you, but your party's leaders are acting like babies. you lost the election. congratulate the president-elect. >> well, look, i think i have always felt that our american democracy was more important than any one person or any one election. and that while i understand the disappointment and frustration from a lot of people that didn't get the outcome they were hoping for, we do have to -- the most important thing is that we respect our democratic process and we always have had for 200 years a peaceful transition of power. hopefully, we are going to get there, jake. >> after president trump repeatedly lied about the election from the white house, you tweeted, quote, there is no defense for the president's comments tonight undermining our democratic process, unquote. and again you don't have to answer for the bad actors in your party. you have always stood up for, as a conservative, who stands up for facts and decency a

massachusetts governor charlie baker has ordered 1000 members of the guard to be on standby.ps will also be on standby in case there is more violence in portland, oregon. 10 states already have guard members handling cybersecurity and routine election tasks. a number of deaths linked to sovid-19 in england and wale rose 46% in the week ending october 23. the numbers show how the disease was accelerating before the government's decision to impose a partial lockdown. covid debts amounted for more than 9% of fatalities in the region during the week. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. thank you. up next, we will talk to pollster john zogby about his take on the election. how confident are we in the polls? we have seen them be wrong in the past. at the same time could we see more young people showing up to vote and we have ever seen before? he recently did an extensive survey for forbes, and he has come up with some interesting conclusions

. >>> massachusetts governor charlie baker is calling on universities to test all students before theyor the holidays it should be done at least 72 hours before students leave campus. >>> at a nursing home, major outbreak of covid-19 has killed 20 and affected more than 150. most of the deaths happened over the last six weeks four health inspections since march show that facility met allstate and federal health guidelines. >>> on a happier note in washington, d.c., this little guy -- gosh, he's so cute -- needs a name the giant panda cub is nearly three months old and the national zoo is asking the public to vote for one of four names. the winning choice will be announced on monday. >> what are the four options >> here we go. foo sai, prosperous boy, little miracle, happy and prosperous and a chinese nickname for a boy, zai zai. >> that's probably the easiest. >> i had to practice this for like half an hour, wilf. >> let's go with that one or pannedy or something like that. >> pannedy is cute wait till next hour. i have a great one next hour. >> i look forward to it as always, sue. tha

new jersey governor bill murphy, ned lamont, delaware governor john carney, gina raimondo, and charlie bakerthe bipartisan coalition who have coordinated their states responses included this statement in the air press release calling on colleges and universities to take extra precautions to slow the spread of covid-19 as thanksgiving approaches. medical research, as well as data from northeastern states and from around the world make clear that in person learning is safe when the appropriate protections are in place. even in communities with high transmission rates. in person learning is the best possible scenario for children, especially those with special needs and from low income families. there is evidence that the more time children spend outside of school increases the risk of mental health harm and effects their ability to truly learn. at a press briefing thursday, vice president mike pence and cdc director robert redfield cautioned states and local leaders against emotional responses like closing schools. president trump wanted me to make clear that our president does not support ano

predecessor to the nationals whether service started naming hurricanes after the armies alphabet, abel baker charlie but there was confusion because of what there another phonetic alphabet that would suggest so in 1956, the weather service, they finally decided to name hurricanes after women. and they definitely got that idea from what was happening the pacific theater during world war ii. there were loud protests. one woman said she would much rather have a hurricane an unnamed hurricane hit her house and one named after one of her husband's former girlfriends. but the protestant died down and that was not until late 1960s. roxy bolton spoke up and she was a vice president of the national organization of women. she says really horrible to associate women with these dramatic and devastating meteorological offense. she barely got annoyed at reading all of the news coverage about vicious treacherous wild horrific female named hurricanes coming out of the coast . off the gulf coast so she lobbied in the national weather service to change their naming system . she didn't get much traction until jimmy ca

the national weather service, started naming hurricanes after the army phonetic alphabet able baker charlie but there was some confusion because there's another phonetic alphabet that was suggested pixel in 1956 the weather service finally decided to name hurricanes after women. they definitely got that idea from what was happening in the pacific theater during world war ii. the robot of protests. one woman says she would much rather have a hurricane, an unnamed hurricane hit her house than one named after one of her husband's former girlfriends. but the protests died down and it wasn't until late 1960s when roxie bolton spoke up. she was a vice president of the national position of women. she said a truly horrible to associate women with these dramatic and devastating meteorological events. she really got annoyed and reading all the news coverage about vicious, treacherous, wild, horrific female named hurricanes coming up the coast or hitting the gulf coast. so she lobbied the national weather service to change their naming system. she didn't get much traction until jimmy carter came in of

predecessor to the national weather service started naming hurricane after the army phonetic alphabet, baker, charlie there was confusion because there was another kinetic alphabet that was suggested so in 1956 the weather service decided. in the specific theater in world war i, there were a lot of protest, one woman said she would rather have an unnamed hurricane hit her house then one named after the water for husband. the president died down that was not till the late 1960s, roxie bolton was a vice president of the national organization of women, she said it's horrible to associate women with these dramatic and devastating meteorologist: events, she got annoyed at reading all the news conference coverage about vicious, treacherous, wild, horrific female named hurricanes coming out of the coast or hitting the gulf coast so she lobbied the national weather service to change their naming system, she did not get much traction until jimmy carter came into office and he appointed wanita the first female secretary of commerce who is a self-described feminist, when she agreed and use the considerable pres

and, you know -- and the two highest were republicans in democratich states, larran in maryland, charlie bakermassachusetts. so it's agast the grain strategy. it's not reas ching acrthe aisle, it's not an openalm, itl kind of a cosed fist, and i'm just going to get more to have the same. but up to now, we haven't seen a surprise, you knoaw, tht joe biden has won hilry clinton states and donald trump has wona donald trump s. the one item that kind of jumped out at me was indiana, so far, that trump is, accoto the numbers that we've seen, is a rt%, which would be a dramatic improvement inly over mitt romney in 2012, but even an improvement over donald trump against hillary clinton in 2016, and the significance of that maybe does go beyond the border of indiana. but it certainly is encouraging i would sar trump. e> woodruff: i had it down h had won over clinton by 19 points, but we need to looback at that in a few minutes. >> 56 to 37. come to you on tru-putinnt to party, i mean -- on the republican party, i mean, what mark was saying about these governors that went republican. there are republic

charlie. a rebellion which the government is facing next week. quite a lot of conservative mp5 speaking out against the restrictions including steve baker, behind whatincredibly low prevalence of the virus and this has upset for example some former cabinet ministers, greg clark, damian green, mp5 for kent, who say it isa damian green, mp5 for kent, who say it is a big county, the virus is at different stages across the county, white lump everywhere together, this one size fits all approach has upset conservative politicians in lincolnshire and lancashire. robert jenrick the communities secretary on this programme earlier defended that way of doing things, he said it was much better to do that than at a very local level but he held out some hope that there will be a review on december the 16th of the measures which have been imposed and he suggested it will be possible at that stage, for people to move between tiered systems. he said the review would be meaningful and we could see at least some hope for people still scratching their heads before christmas. there will be a meaningful review on or around the 16th of december. at that point we will revi