cheney. we knew where you were and it was a great joy to have your work going on inside that building and with the research assistants you work with and your example that you set for everyone who works here so they may have missed their vice president but we didn't. >> it is a mystery to people who don't write books how anyone can send five, six,'s seven years writing a book but i just love it. i love the momentum that you build up as you learn more and more of it and i love the research, now the writing i'm not so sure about but the research particularly when you have terrific research assistants as i have had at aei it is one fascinating question after another. this is what takes me so long. i go down every rabbit hole, even when, you know, i'm pretty convinced at the outset that i will never put any part of what i'm doing in a book. you have to love, as i do, research. and i like writing a lot. but in order to spend this amount of time on a project and you have to love your subject to. >>

it's a real pleasure to be with both of you today, doctor cheney, vice president cheney. we had some interesting questions. the first one i want to ask you about is the quality of statesmanship among these men, and i'm really struck that it pointed all the professionals lives they want to go home with wanted to stay home. washington didn't want a second term. jefferson rather than take the secretary of state. madison, akin montpelier with a wife and young stepson. monroe was in europe and he wanted to go home. but they all sacrificed for the sake of the good of the country. can you tell us your thoughts on what qualities of statesmanship or leadership that set four man apart. >> was certainly a sense of the importance of the task that they were about. it was enormous. it was such an opportunity to build a country based on freedom. it was an irresistible calling to them. you're right, it also was punching, and so madison went home, washington whenever he could. but i think it was six years that washington was gone from home during the revolution, and at one point madison s

and vice president cheney. it's a really good interesting questions. i guess the first one that i want to ask you about is that quality of statesmanship among these men and i'm really struck that it points in all their professional lives they all wanted to go home or stay home. washington did not want a second term and jefferson tarried in virginia rather than take the secretary of ship and madison was montpelier with a wife and young stepson and wanted to go home from europe but they all sacrifice for the sake of what the good of the country. can you tell us your thoughts on what qualities of statesmanship or leadership that set these four men apart? >> is certainly a sense of the importance of the task that they were about. it was enormous and it was such an opportunity to build a country based on freedom and it was an irresistible calling to them and you are right it's also punishing and madison went home, madison whenever he could but it was six years that washington was gone from home during the revolution

cheney and vice-president cheney and with some really interesting questions. i guess the first one that i want to ask you about is the quality of statesmanship among these men and i'm really struck that at points in all of their professional lives, they wanted to go home or they wanted to stay home. washington didn't want a second term. jefferson tarreed virginia. and madison was with a wife and stepson and one was in europe and wanted to go home and they sacrificed for the sake of the good of the country. can you tell us your thoughts on what qualities of statesmanship or leadership that set these four men apart? >> well, certainly a sense of the importance of the dass -- task that they were about. it was enormous, it was such an opportunity to build a country based on freedom. and it was an irresistible calling to them. now, you're right, it also was punishing, and so, madison went home, washington whenever he could. but i think it was six years that washington was gone from home during the revolution, and at one point madison spent far more time at a boardi

cheney and vice president cheney we have some interesting questions. the first i want to ask about is the quality of statesmanship. and i really struck that it all their professional life they wanted to go home or stay home. and then to take the secretary ship of state back in montpelier where the wife and the stepson wanted to go home but they all sacrificed for the sake so tell us the quality the leadership that set the foreman apart. >> i sense the importance of the task they were about. and it was also punishing and madison went home whenever he could but it was six years washington was gone from home during the revolution he was more home at a boarding house in philadelphia than he did at home and that reflects feeling you are part of something bigger than yourself and then no doubt there were many. but if you would ask them the choice if you would rather have a life that you were well off for had a life to create a great nation sure you have chosen the latter. >> a reader points out you have a network of men that you discuss in your book these fo

pelosi: i will say what they cheney said at the time. it caused many difficulties -- what dick cheney said at the time. s. caused many difficultie the bush administration was outspoken about the difficulties in the country. this is a different situation, we are talking about one state. dick cheney said we will pay heavy price for planning an assembly for the next administration. been vicehaving president of the u.s., the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, the chairman of the industry committee, he knows the territory. he is going to be just fine in the transition. he is going to be just fine in the transition. it is unfortunate the republicans have decided they were not respect the will of the people. say, it is like the house is burning down and they refused to throw water on it. , thee on a path now vaccine which is coming out of the private sector, showed great promise. that promise is to say all the more reason to wear a mask, -- self-quarantine and let us work together to get this done. god to like a gift from prevent itnd h

bush and richard cheney. the election took place and as some of you might remember, or you may have read about it seemed first that gore had one. and then it's seem to know that george w. bush won the state of florida. so he had one. how gore was bill clinton's vice president conceded. by the way not one of the great communicators but nice guy isis can world. but not a great communicator. then it seemed there were some problems with the physical balance ballots being used in florida. and because of that as you hear right now, they might be waiting for maybe a few days possibly a week to have the results of the election of 2020. because of our use of mailing ballots that used as well in 2000. we waited from election day till december 12th. that is because of all of the litigation a took place in this particular race. it's a great story. if you're not familiar with it, you're gonna learn all about it. but again a fascinating election with an unexpected outcome. 2004 as never struck me as one of the more interes

bush and richard cheney. the election took place, and as some of you may remember, or you may have read about, it seemed first that gore had won, and then it seemed, no. that george w. bush had won the state of florida, so he had won. al gore, who was bill clinton's vice president, conceded. by the way, not one of the great communicators of all time. nice guy. nicest guy in the world, but not a great communicator. and then it seems that there were some problems with the physical ballots being used in florida. and because of that, as you hear, as you're hearing right now, we might be waiting for maybe a few days, possibly a week, to have the results of the election of 2020, because of our use of mail-in ballots this year. well, in 2000, we waited from election day until december 12th, and that is because of all of the litigation that took place in this particular race. it's a great story if you're not familiar with it, you're going to learn all about it, but, again, a fascinating election with an unexpected ou

bush, richard cheney. the election took place and as some of you may remember or read about, it seemed at first that gore won. it seemed that george bush won florida so he won. al gore who was bill clinton's vice president conceded. by the way not one of the great kru communicators of all time. a nice guy, but not a great communicator. and then it seems that there were some problems with the physical balance being used in florida. as your hearing we may be waiting for a few i days, possibly a week to have the results of 2020 because of our use of mail in ballots. in 2000 we waited from election day until december 12th. and this is because of all of the litigation that took place in this particular race. it is a great story if you're not familiar with it you're going to learn all about it. but again, a fascinating election with an unexpected outcome. 2004 has never struck me as one of the more interesting of the elections. the incumbent was george w. bush and vice president richard ch n cheney. a senator fr

dick cheney was a very aggressive vice president played a very strong role really expanded the powers of the vice president in the bush administration joe biden was kind of the voice of experience with barack obama was so young and inexperienced when it came to the levers of power in washington so i think we're going to see a lot of that as well with a bite administration. is going to play a very active role in policy and of course symbolically the united states is a very diverse country and getting more and more diverse so it is disheartening when we still see so much of the. control by. a person of. position to make her presidency. i think for america very heartening indeed we're seeing the stage there in front of the. united states to come right here this is the type of stage let's listen. ah . they are the lady of the city with all of the good evening of the bank you thank you good evening with us. a few good evening of the was so odd congressman john lewis congressman john lewis before his passing wrote democracy is not a state it is an act and what he meant was that america's de

pelosi: i will say what dick cheney said at the time. it caused many difficulties. the bush administration was outspoken about the difficulties in the country. as the leader said this is a , different situation, we are talking about one state. dick cheney said we will pay a heavy price for planning an assembly for the next administration. joe biden having been vice president of the u.s., the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, the chairman of the industry committee, he knows the territory. he is going to be just fine in the transition. he is going to be just fine in the transition. it is unfortunate the republicans have decided that they will not respect the will of the people. let me just say, it is like the house is burning down and they refused to throw water on it. we are on a path now, the vaccine which is coming out of the private sector, showed great promise. that promise is to say all the more reason to wear a mask, self-isolate -- self-quarantine and let us work together to get this done. this is like a gift from god to come down and help prevent it

bush this question, and cheney and others and they have the same comment about the vice presidency. and i asked them about the context of fdr, and kissinger's remark on this was quite amusing, he said if fdr knew he was dying, and in denial about it, why would you want the person who is most likely to benefit from your death to linger around. and fdr did not want to set eyes on truman. if you know you're dying and you're in denial about, it you don't want to look at the guy who's about to take over for you. >> you mentioned you are going to tell us about this about nixon and ford so please do. >> so if i'm a revisionist, and i want to be funny i would say i got tired and i do want to do an extra chapter, but that's not the reason. it was deliberate decision at the beginning, because when i was captivated by my entire life, was this how is somebody who is not the voters choice, and nobody wants this president, how do they lead something that's not theirs when everybody misses their predecessor. so, the idea of death in office, comes with a sense of deprive will. you are depriving the

kw congresswoman liz cheney. we-minute drive heard from house republican -- we haven't heard from house republican leadership beyond her statement calling for the president to respect the sanctity of the electoral process. what's the significance of that statement coming from her, and does that give other house republicans any cover? >> well, given that she was attacked by the president almost immediately after making the statement, i'm not sure many other house republicans will follow her because there's a big concern among republicans as there has been throughout the trump administration about the president going after republicans, could hurt them with their base. i do think the point you made is a good one. while the president's efforts may rally his base and convince them that the election was somehow wrongly decided which, of course, is wildly untrue, we have no evidence of that, it may also hurt the republicans with these voters that they need to win back which are these more moderate republicans in the sub

lynne cheney and vice president chippy in a conversation but dr. cheney's book, the virginia dynasty, four presidents and the creation of he american

cheney: thank you, steve. it's really an honor to be here with our leader and our whip, with mike johnson, our newly elected vice chair, gary palmer, re-elected as policy chair. and richard hudson, who is going to be our conference secretary. we've just come from our leadership elections and the feeling in the room and the enthusiasm and the excitement about where we are and about the hard work ahead of us, the momentum and the energy to get that work done has been really remarkable. we have a tremendous class of incoming members, many of whom themselves have fought these challenges that we're fighting now. we've got four members of the incoming class who were born, whose families came to the united states from socialist countries, who have lived firsthand what it means when the government takes power away from the people. and when people lose their freedom. we are all absolutely committed to continue to fight against that and to make sure that the kinds of results that we saw in the house across this country

electas vice president dick cheney that had been chief of staff and the ford white house and was quite familiar with the rhythms of the federal government. biden's transition team has been working since the spring as well . cochair of the transition team has -- is ted kaufman who has a history with biden. it was passed in 2015. host: and served in joe biden's seat for a stretch in the u.s. senate. karen: it was an interim appointment. exactly. team has transition team's ready. what they are doing is looking at possible nominees for various positions. presumably, they are looking at getting a white house staff put in order. soon that they will name a chief of staff or vice president biden and they continue to do other things. what they cannot do is get -- what they are unable to do is get access to the various agencies that have in many cases big briefing books ready for the new administration. those briefing books were due in the fall. they are sitting at the agencies ready to brief the new administration and ready to welcome the agency review team, but the teams cannot gain access tha

that vice president cheney told me. because he was the champion chief of staff are gerald fold, and will people and realize about ford is that fort had two assassination attempts against him in the span of 35 days. so, next week he -- fired a shot at him and the gun mile functions, and then 35 days later, he's giving a speech outside of a hotel and he comes down the elevator and it's one of those elevators that opens vertically instead of horizontally, and cheney talked about how the elevator door hit forward on the top of the head, cracked his cool open, he went back upstairs to the room, had to get stitches, came back down and someone trying to fight shot at him. luckily a secret service agent got his finger between the assassin and the trigger, and third it, and prevented him from killing gerald ford. but his punchline was that he described that is a really bad day for the president. >> this is kind of apropos to the question, and what you just said about ford, and the question is what is the process is for selection

cheney in a conversation about doctor cheney's new book "the virginia dynasty".'m robert president of aei. i would like to start this morning by reading from doctor cheney's opening paragraphs and put the spike of a drawn compass into the lap of virginia and george washington's boy home and extend the other leg of the compass so it reaches 50 miles and draw a circle. with and it not only washington

i'm very proud that he's standing up, and i think what liz cheney is doing is terrific.here were five republican governors this week who met -- including some from the deep south, from deep red states like asa hutchison from arkansas or the governor from alabama who met with president-elect joe biden, cheand i think the wall beginning to crumble. i mean, it's stupid. it's insane that it's taking this long. i think people were giving donald trump a time to process defeat. remember, this is a guy for whom being a loser or whom getting fired is the worst thing that could happen in the world to him, and that's just what happened. the american people told him, you're fired. and he's going to have to process that. and you know what? he's now had close to three weeks to deal with it, so get moving, bud, because we've got things to do, and we're in the midst of a raging pandemic and a transition needs to happen. and so i think you're going to see more and more republicans thinking, okay, we've now given him a week, we've now given him two weeks, three weeks. the states are certi

[laughter] i said earlier the cheney heights might have some influence on the joe biden campaign. at this is every thing into doubt. look, i don't know, if you expect donald trump to say the responsible thing, don't hold your breath on that one. if you are going to say that it is so incredibly damaging to question the results of an election and leave a big part of the country into doubt if someone is a legitimately present at the okay can make that argument, i don't hear anything from hillary clinton and stacey abrams about that. i don't hear anything from the people who been pushing this ridiculous debunks russia conspiracy they did at least three years and seem to push it when convenient even in the last year i don't know i'm not really buying it. i think it is in some ways poetic justice for the democrats. >> michael starr hopkins that has to burn your ears. i hope the president sitting there going i know i lost a minister around with everyone. i'll be very on a branch but it would not be disappointed by that at all. >> i don't care if the president concedes. and undermine our

you pointed out liz cheney's statement there and senator lamar alexander of tennessee, senator susanmong those who are now calling on the trump administration to allow for some of these transition processes to take place. but by and large, what you have heard from republicans on capitol hill is silence, and they're still giving the president and his campaign space to try and prove these allegations when the fact of the matter is, most of the legal challenges that the trump campaign has put forward have already been dismissed in the courts or some of those cases, the trump campaign has themselves withdrawn. and so, even when they do say that, you know, if the president can -- if president-elect biden is, in fact, going to take office in january, then a peaceful transition of power should take place, they're couching it in that if, and that if is what is casting doubt in the minds of republican voters about not just the integrity of the election but as david was pointing out, the legitimacy of a biden presidency. and so, you know, this could really end tomorrow, i think, if more republ

yes, he did, but he mostly had meetings with his boss, president obama, you and cheney, and cheney compassion. of course he met with his boss. yes, so it was mostly about building dialogue with president obama, and it wasn't easy not to talk. what do you mean? especially obama's last 6 months in office. why there were a lot of disagreements that led to russian american relations eventually deteriorating during president trump a term i would like oprah's. what was it that happened between our countries during barack obama's presidency, that after the russian american relations had been officially reset, it all went crumbling down as you said, of course, pre-war. what could be some of the gravest saying no, no, no. well, your question calls for a detailed analysis of russian american relations. but in essence, it's all very simple. if we look back at where our bilateral relations started in the 1st place, it looks like washington's plan was to keep russia's economy in development around the level. it sank to within the 1990 s. . as a resource colony that was the russia they were comfortable wit

[applause] >> i am proud to have dick cheney by my side america will be proud to america will be proud to have him as our have him our next vice next vice president. [applause] president. tonight i chose to speak from the today i spoke to chamber of the chip texas the house of representatives because it has been chamber of house of representatives because it's been a home to a home bipartisan to cooperation bipartisan. here cooperation. in a place where democrats have the majority you're in a place, republicans and where you are in the democrats have work together to majority, republicans do what is right for the a democrats have work people we together to work for the represent people who they represent. . we have had spirited we have had disagreements and in the spirited end disagreements, we found at the and we constructive found constructive consensus consensus. . it's an it's an experience i will always experience i will always carry with carry with me, me an and an example i will example i will always always follow. follow. i want to thank i will my think my friend, friend how sp

rob: alec baldwin represented the bush cheney campaign in 2000. next.night hundreds gather outside the election center in arizona to protest the ongoing ballot counting. >> how many votes didn't count here? >> they are all canceled ballots. look at this. jillian: the process come as donald trump claims there are major problems with the state's ballot counting, election officials expect to release the next batch of results this morning. the process of certifying election results underway in milwaukee county, wisconsin. the team will review the election process and paperwork in all milwaukee county courts with no plans to canvas over the weekend. turnout in wisconsin was 73% with milwaukee hitting 78%. donald trump is expected to request a recount in wisconsin after joe biden won the state. todd: fox news alert, joe biden just pulling ahead to take the lead in georgia as numbers just into the fox news decision desk. that said former bush cheney 22,000 recount lawyer alex vogel has been in the midst of a situation like this and joins us. let's focus on geo

so it helps the farmer make the right decision in time before the crop has a loss of some 200 cheney and smallholder farmers are already using one terrorist crop data. they say that their crop yields have increased by up to 40 percent. the most fundamental problem you need to have asked is, how do you really democratize technology? how do you really get some of these sensors? some of these drawn some of these technologies. i could point where they can be used by everyone and all the work by the smaller bombers. and so far, only a small fraction of smallholder farmers in developing countries are tapping into smart farming technologies. but this could well be the key to feeding the world's rapidly growing population. here chanter is looking into ways to meet these technological advances widely available. one of the biggest problems is cost when you put in additional cents in the bill, you buy an additional go bark when you buy this new cameras. these are all additional costs for the smaller partners. we want it to be at a price point so that every grower can start making use of data th

leadership style and the important decisions he made during his presidency and then a second lady lynn cheney chronicles the leadership of four of the first five presidents who hailed from virginia, washington, jefferson, madison and monroe and later historian aj bain account the 1944 presidential election. what's tonight: 30 eastern and enjoyable tv this weekend every week on c-span2. >> you're watching book tv on c-span2 every weekend with the latest nonfiction books and authors . c-span2: created by america's cable television companies as a public service and brought to you by yourtelevision provider . >> tomorrow is election day, november 3. stay with us to learn who is selected to lead the country as president and which parties will control congress. life coverage starts at 9 pm eastern andcontinues through the washington journal at 7 am eastern . join the conversation, share your experiences as the results come in and hear from the candidates. watch live on c-span and c-span.org and listen on the c-span radio at. your place for anunfiltered view of politics .>> every year book tv asksme

president cheney about his newest book virginia dynasty.he president and the creation of the american nation. i am rob

a way there is a lot that needs to be fixed in the united states there's some old cheney is crazy is going on. what will be on the top of the biden harris administration let's well as biden himself or said during the campaign nothing happens without giving a corona virus or control more people are still going to die and they're still going to be economic hardship politically speaking if joe biden can't get this under control quickly enough the crisis that was donald trump just quickly going to become the price of joe biden as we see republicans trying to hit him hard on that . so coronavirus you know maybe hopefully getting a vaccine you know finally getting enough people more people to believe in all the mass where having universal guidelines no longer me. lading you know information out of the c.d.c. the f.d.a. you know the government bodies that really have the science on keeping people safe so coronavirus hopefully getting an economic stimulus package by it is going to want to get you know something that donald trump himself wanted and the senate the republican controlled senate

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retreat to establishment rule, whether from democrats or republicans like lindsey graham or lynn cheneywe will be the home of the peaceful resistance. in the selection donald trump confounded the posters and the studious establishment once again this time with his promises delivered in record established in this fight against woke supremacy. when you consider the forces raised against him while it may yet be a political victory there is absolutely no doubt at all that he won a moral victory and one that will and/or for generations. tommy, tell me what you think of that and please share this message when we post it. twenty knows now president of independent women's voice and fox news country peter tammy bruce. author of power grab and fox news contributor jason chaffetz and fox news can jupiter sara carter and author of firebrand florida congressman matt gaetz. what an all-star lineup. we will get you all in this conversation and then split you up so we don't have too much rushing and trying to get things in on time as we go through the show. i want to start with you, matt gaetz. to no o

news, international visits from the move forward, which in your case you, this obviously choice of cheney will see the thugs or even the stay in the lead, those filled with the i think you're one of the biggest recent operations for graham agents was against illegal trading and controlled substances in moscow pharmacies and the school gate mystery of the right person will be more or more what you should know about honorable, but it was, do you wish me to moan about what did you wish to look upon as just a group of sweet musings who doesn't own that? appreciate your booze. yet the recent last of these fish probably at the border of, wolf, these people are out of their i.q., a threat to their suffering each year. living in those who are soon with the dealers to see him for a month. seems like to gravitate is like you use the tools are too weak. you wish this to them that i would say when we spoke these $20000.00 criminal cases in russia was solved each year with the help of police dogs. and that's an official fact from ministry statistics set up with the somewhat can much license, that woul

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you're seeing one member of house republican leadership, in this case liz cheney, essentially say it's time to put up or shut up. here's what she says. if the president cannot prove these claims or demonstrate that they would change the election results, he should fulfill his oath to the united states by respecting the sanctity of our electoral process." making clear that if the president has major allegations of voter fraud, he should present those in court and get on with it. clearly that's not what the president's team is doing. seems their main objectives is to undermine joe biden's legitimacy as the 46th president of the united states. >> should follow liz cheney's advice, that would be smart. as the president keeps focus on trying to overturn the election, the pandemic is simply railing across the country. today california posted its highest number of new cases ever, more than 15,000. paul is joining us from los angeles right now. paul, so first of all, what can you tell us how the state of california is responding to this new and very, very dangerous surge. >> well, wolf, it's t

caller: i am curious if baker had any contact with cheney before the two presidents bush. thank you. guest: great question. his best some ways was friend. they are very different kind of republicans and have different views on things like the iraq war. at the time they were young people coming up in washington post watergate. you had a young white house chief of staff named dick cheney, and he noticed the sky over at the commerce department -- noticed this guy over at the commerce department and he brought him into the campaign in 1976 that gets baker really going. the two of them were close during the ford days and worked together. even to this day, they are close friends in hunting and fishing together. int: let's hear from susan massachusetts, independent line. morning, to sunday be able to wake up and make a cup of coffee and see you both together talking about this amazing book. i have heard about it. i sister texted me last week about it. enough to have seen secretary baker's career serving various administrations and have inched his presidents washington, a dignifie

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in the house and the senate will continue to indulge in the president's fantasy, and congresswoman cheney is a member of the republican leadership in the house. >> you would think this far after the election we would be reporting on the republicans who have not called on the president to abandon what is obviously an attempt to overturn the clear will of the voters, but so few have done so that we're still reporting on those who have, and i think, you know, he feels as though he has enough of the party in his corner that he can continue to pressure republicans, i think, until the certifications are beyond legal challenge. you know, there is a cost to this for republicans. you know, what they are allowing here -- i described it in my column this week as kind of a murder suicide. some of them may like the idea of poisoning the well for joe biden with republican voters, which will make it harder for him to build cooperation with republicans in congress. that's kind of the murder part. they're killing his chances of doing that, but the suicide part is that by allowing trump to claim that the e

this is from congresswoman liz cheney. if the president cannot prove these claims or demonstrate that they would change the election results, he should fulfill his oath to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states by respecting the sanctity of our electoral process. so while by no means she is saying joe biden is the president-elect as a small minority of republicans have said, you are starting to see wolf, this growing pressure on the president to either put up or shut up. >> yeah, they're beginning to face reality slowly. but i'm sure surely in the end. jeremy, thank you very much. i know you're working your sources over there. we'll get back to you. >>> meanwhile, joe biden and his transition people still being denied access to critical white house resources and briefings they need to get up to speed and get ready to take office exactly 60 days from today. let's go to our political spo correspondent joining us from delaware. usually an incoming administration has access to federal money to pay

he went after liz cheney last night. >> kevin, thank you so much. >>> rebecomea buck, you're up next -- rebecca buck, you're up next. let's talk about the biden transition now. and i understand that we're getting more about the cabinet picks and some announcements coming this week. >> that's right. it looks to be a big week for the biden transition. they are not waiting around for trump to be satisfied with the election results to placate trump in any way. they are moving full steam ahead and, in fact, that is intentional. initially the biden transition and -- president-elect, rather, joe biden, had talked about wait willing until the balance of power in the senate was clear, until the senate runoffs in georgia had resolved, and they knew whether republicans or democratser going to control the senate next year when he takes the presidency. but they decided that they were going to move ahead with their cabinet right now, as soon as possible, to send a strong message to president trump and his supporters and the country that joe biden will be president next year. he's continuing to mak

. >> good morning and welcome everyone to this book launch webinar featuring doctor lynne cheney andident cheney in the conversation about herne knew his book, "the virginia dynasty: four presidents and the creation of the american nation." i'm robert doar, president of aei. i would like to start this point a reading from the opening

so when bush picked cheney, it was i'm never going to run again.rest -- absolutely. >> in the presidency. and then lo and behold, he did in 2016, and now of course he's president-elect. so you have to tell the president it is in this particular case his agenda, and you will abide by it, but you'll give him your best advice if you think he is messing things up in the base of the party that she connects with in many ways better than he does with progressives. >> how do you think biden deals with the left of the party? if he wants to end demonization, if he wants to reach across the aisle? assuming we're going have divided government, it's going to be easier for biden because he i can't get that deal bun with mcconnell. kamala is in a tougher spot. she has to deal with now and later. my favorite candy. she has to deal with the now and the later. part of the thing she has to manage is can she get herself over the next two to three years to a place where she is kind of like barack obama in that barack obama was able to keep the left close to him because

so it helps the farmer make the right decision in time before the crop has a loss of some 200 cheney and smallholder farmers are already using one terrorist crop data. they say that their crop yields have increased by up to 40 percent. the most fundamental problem that we need to address is how do you really democratize technology? how do you really get some of these sensors, some of these drones, what these technologies i could point with it can be used by everyone and all the work by the small of commerce. but it's so far, only a small fraction of smallholder farmers in developing countries are tapping into smart farming technologies. but this could well be the key to feeding the world's rapidly growing population. rentier, chandra is looking into ways to meet these technological advances widely available . one of the biggest problems is cost when you put in additional cents in the bill, you buy an additional grow box with you buy this new cameras. these are all additional costs for the smaller partners. we want it to be at a price point so that every grower can start making use of

. >> delivered cheney.ertarian got two points. [ indiscernible ] >> this is america. >> reporter: the amount spent on tv ads is approaching $300 million. attacks on the screen, and others are personal. >> we know that david purdue is a crook that abuses office to enrich himself. >> reporter: one challenge for the republicans is getting out the vote in a voting system that is under attack. what is not clear is how much the president will be focused on the two candidates, or on his own election battle. the president continues to claim that there are widespread irregularities in the georgia vote. a lawsuit filed on wednesday by some of the president supporters names the republican governor, and secretary of state. they allege, massive election fraud comments extend the results of the presidential and congressional races set aside. >> we were robbed. i won by hundreds of thousands of votes. >> reporter: the presidential vote is being counted for the third time. the recount is expected to end on december 2. the