. >>> we want to discuss now with chris wallace, he is anchor of "the chris wallace show" and "who'sking with chris wallace" on max. >> thank you for that. >> a plug. >> nothing do with naming of the show. >> a great name. >> strong. >> so what do you make of these threats from trump all the way through the campaign and now that he's president- elect the likelihood he goes after media outlets that say negative things about him? >> well, he doesn't like us, and he certainly doesn't like criticism and the didn't get a lot of reporting but a number of news organizations that had written critical reports in recent days that were suddenly banned from what turned out to be his victory party on wednesday morning. down in florida. just not allowed. credentials revoked and saw what trump white house did with our jim acosta trying, luckily failing, fortunately failing, to keep him out of the white house press room. definitely there's going to be tensions. he doesn't like criticism and i don't think as years have gone by he likes it any more and i think people will be frozen out. you know, is t

. >> cnn's chris wallace spoke about those factors with another democrat who has made history and that is maryland's first black governor. wes moore. chris, great to have you, as always. what did wes moore have to say about that? well we all know that there's a gender gap that harris leads among women by roughly ten points. trump leads among men by about ten points. but one of the things that's interesting is that trump is doing very well even among black men, which led me to ask this question to governor wes moore which do you think is a bigger obstacle to kamala harris being the next president of the united states? >> her race or her gender? >> uh i don't think you can separate, um, separate that because i think, you know, we have a two headed problem in the united states that racism and sexism both still very much exist inside this country and we know the bar continues to be higher for her. when you're seeing the type of campaign and the type of antics that donald trump is running, that people seem to not care about. and so i think you're dealing with the kind of this, this two head

chris wallace goes bye bye. three yeao do to be a podcast host, because he thinks that's where the action is. yeah, this the article i read was written by brian stelter, and it was hard to read with all the frosting stains, but he is. it, don't you? don't you think that saying, i'm leaving to explore podcasting and streaming is the same as saying i don't have a job yet? yeah, because we could all do that. is this the beginning? cnn's there's rumors are going to be cutting a lot of people out. and msnbc, if they don't get rid of some of those people, that's a looney tunes bin. you're going to see, i think a monumental shakeup in a lot of the legacy media and from the political side of this, there is such a cut the cord mentality. now, the ability to reach voters here except here, but to reach voters on broadcast and on linear to be able to deliver campaign messages is that much harder. there was a large number of the electorate in arizona you couldn't deliver a tv ad to, but that's the most effective way people s

looks like chris wallace is leaving cnn.lace says its an effort to better identify with cnn's viewing audience. you know. and mattel is pulling thousands of wicked dolls off the shelf because the package contains the address for a site. no apology necessary said 1 happy customer. [laughter] >> greg: i don't get that joke but maybe i'm not supposed to. so 4 years ago, joe biden made kamala harris the borders are. and when she did nothing, the lady is -- legacy media insisted she never was the borders are, us if we were the ones with dementia. after four years of chaos of the southern border and illegal aliens creating havoc on america street president-elect donald trump announced that talk him in,'s former director. home end will be the new border czar. it will be in charge of all deportation of illegals back to their countries of origin, of us want to be popular among the usual suspects but i wonder if home and care is what people think about him especially on the left. >> prickly i don't care what people think about me espe

. >> a lot of parts that one it's let inviting chris wallace to an. be admit the winners knew something you didn't it had nothing to do with credentials or degrees your world is upside down and who wants to look up hillary's skirt. so why did trump win nyse surrounded by a rogues gallery of rebel thinkers and with a splash of our for fons are rarely there. and it made him appear appealingly dangerous and more people wondered what the fuss was about and you know what they really liked it. trump has the same effect punk rock did in the 70s. upsetting the boers in attracting the rebels. suddenly there so assume your acting on your best intentions and not worst. stop calling us garbage because we don't think biology is a social construct we aren't trying to hurt anybody. we just want the best for our families. the problem is you made your family less relevant than politics and those muscles of familial concern of atrophy. ask what is best for your family even if you hate them. as an experiment present their side of the argument to yourself it's called ste

it is so bad for mainstream media that chris wallace has left the -- cnn to start a podcast.hink about it, he is leaving a legacy media at age 77 because he is certain that even he is going to outlive it. but sadly even fox news is feeling the pinch. it is not our ratings i have millions of you eyeballs and that is not including the ones that i keep in a sack underneath my bed. donald trump is taking all of our talent. he just announced that the great toasty, art as his nominee for the director of national intelligence. [applause] lee sheldon may be the new head of the epa. micah could be the new ambassador to israel, and paul -- boy does the middle east need some real axiom. of course... is the new secretary of defence. as trump loads up his cabinet with renegades and bad the left is melting down. they can't believe that trump is putting in place will people, the kind that are loyal to america, and all the usual suspects you find on jets to epstein island. sure they are triggered by seth and here is why. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that is it, i am gay. again. >> not a big shock. a lot of mouth

stick a fork in chris wallace, the media is dead. nothing they say matters. one is listening to them because they were not listening toer you. they were not listening to theap american public when they're talking about crime. they were putting up babies and masks. they are separate and loved ones when they were dying. no one trusts them. they think they should be included in this conversation, no for this is not a typical i election as a transformational moment a course correction. the pirate ship has arrived is pissed off w a pissed offer americans. sorry guys, pete hegseth i know straight mail with tattoos and his pronouns are kick and [bleep]. i feel like we are living in thn kind of movie that holly would used to make before dei ruined it. these are action figures. these are interesting people. these are the people that clued he wishes he could play it.la >> isn't that welly. said. >> thank you so much for. g >> you are welcome. welcome to the show. it seems that this is soelmi overwhelming in terms of theof consistency of all of these appointments. dei i

have sign in your retirement, ann selzer, you and chris wallace could have a podcast together. >> carleyac filing says oprah town hall $1 million which is a lot of money. two sources told "new york times" a cots $2.5 million. over the weekend, the harris campaign stop paying senior staffers even though they were told they would be paid to the end of the year. what do you think about all of this and what is your big take away when it comes to this money and how could it impact the dnc from 2026? >> wow, great questions, carley. the macro level could you imagine kamala harris and her team and many campaign people would have worked under the administration how they would govern this country if they can't even budget an interview with oprah? by the way, why is oprah or her company being paid for this interview? how is that journalism exactly? if you were asked to do a favor by kamala harris and apparently supportive like oprah and told we need to stop hitler and his garnered supporters, wouldn't you did that for free because oprah winfrey is worth $1 billion. you would assume she would say,

chris wallace was right.e -- no incumbent party in history has won an election with those kind of numbers. but i do think that she has been pretty skillful at sort of charting her own course, hitting issues like democracy, abortion, and enough on the economy that she's building a hopeful coalition. and what these don't reflect is people's view of donald trump as a, as a person, and the character of his leadership, which is where the hopeful nature of her candidacy is playing against his. >> it's a good spin. listen, 72% of americans think we're on the wrong track? that's devastating, devastating for this campaign. devastating. trump's approval rate going into this election is the highest it's been, retrospectively, americans think more favorly of him today than -- >> then why is the race tied, dave? >> i don't -- >> explain why the race is tied. >> i can't explain it. but these numbers and the economy -- >> the race is tied -- >> you're talking about the economy. it's nice to worry about the democracy, but if

chris wallace just resigned from cnn out of the blue. comcast has been thinking of spinning off and selling and be sent -- msnbc and we know what's going on at "the washington post". or cuban just got caught deleting all of his pro-harris tweets like no one would notice. every democrat is trying to wipe away any fingerprints they've left on this campaign. the obama's are coming out and saying it wasn't our idea to put her in, we wanted the primary. >> the people who are giving these unnamed quotes are the people who are in this kind of bubble of enablers that should have gone to him long ago and said cash in your chips, you will be thought of more highly and you will give your party a better chance to win. but they are all holding hands in the circle. >> they were part of the cover-up. >> i think people would have admired him for it. i've said my piece. >> jesse: nancy pelosi says the same thing, it's all bidens fall. the ladies of the view are going to bat for joe. >> you got nothing good to say don't say anything at all. i find this so

stick a fork in chris wallace. the media is dead. nothing they say matters. a great time to be alive. no one is listening to them and that is justice because they weren't listening to you, they weren't listening to the american public when they were talking about crime. they were putting babies in masks. they were separating loved ones when they were dying. they can go -- no one trusts them. they think they should be included in this conversation? no, this is not a typical election, the it is a transformational moment. course correction. the pir pirate ship has arrived. sorry, guys, pete hegseth, i know, straight male with tattoos and his pronouns are kick and -- i feel like we are living in the kind of movie that hollywood used to make before dei ruined it. these are action figures. these are interesting people. these are the people that clooney wishes he could play. >> judge jeanine: isn't that well said? >> greg: thank you so much. >> judge jeanine: you are very welcome. all right, kayleigh, welcome to the show. it seems this is so overwhelming in terms of

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it's killing your party faster than inviting chris wallace to an orgy. when you lose, maybe you just admit the winners knew something. you didn't. it had nothing to do with credentials or degrees. right now, your worldview is upside down. and really, who wants to look up hillary's skirt? so why did trump win? and even more, why is he surrounded by a rogues gallery of rebel thinkers? it's because something turned him into a cross between george washington and genghis khan, with a splash of arthur fonzarelli. it was you. your constant demonization backfired and made him appear appealingly dangerous. so more people began to wonder what the fuss was about. and they took a look. and you know what? they really liked it. trump has the same effect. punk rock did in the 70s, upsetting the borders and attracting the rebels. suddenly my air supply shirt wasn't getting the ladies. so maybe try doing something you'd never done. assume we're acting on our best intentions, not our worst. stop calling us garbage just because we don't think biology is a social construct.

it's so bad for mainstream media that chris wallace has left cnn to start a podcast. he's 77. think about it. he's leaving legacy media at age 77 because he's certain that even he's going to outlive it. yes, but sadly, even fox news is feeling the pinch. it's not our ratings. i got millions of new eyeballs, and that's not including the ones i keep in a sack under my bed. donald trump's taking all of our talent. he just announced that the great tulsi gabbard is his nominee for the director of national intelligence. yeah. lee zeldin may be the new head of the epa. mike huckabee, the new ambassador to israel and boy, does the middle east need some relaxing. i'm. of course, hegseth is the new secretary of defense, we hope. but as expected as trump loads up his cabinet with renegades and badasses, the left is melting down. they simply can't believe trump's putting in place real people, the kind that are loyal to america and not the usual suspects you find on jets to epstein island. and sure, they're triggered by hegseth. here's why. i. all. feel it. that's it. i'm gay again. not a

chris wallace just resigned from cnn. out of the blue. comcast has been thinking of spinning off and selling msnbc. and we all know what's going on at the washington post. oh, and mark cuban just got caught deleting all of his pro harris tweets like no one would notice. every democrat is trying to wipe away any fingerprints they've left on this campaign. the obamas are coming out and saying it wasn't our idea to put kamala in. we wanted a primary. blame the biden people. the people who are giving these unnamed quotes are the people who are in this kind of bubble of enablers that should have gone to him long ago and said, cash in your chips, your chips, boss. you'll be thought of more highly. right. and you'll give your party a better chance to win. but they are all you know, holding hands in this circle of denial. no, they were part of the cover up. he had walked away. it would have been country over self. i think people would have admired him for it. and you know, it really the. yeah. i'm just anyway, i've said my piece. nancy pelosi say

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ask congressman chris wallace here. pledged to launch the largest deportation and history, he has talked about deporting millions of people in this country illegally. first of all, do you support that, and if so, how would that be carried out without causing tremendous disruption in this country? >> well, i think what you have to do is -- look, we have got over 10 million illegal immigrants that have been allowed into this country, are in this country, in the last three or four years. i think that is very, very disruptive to our economy and our country right now, so look, we have to follow the law. number one, they have to have their due process. we have to hire additional hearing judges to give those folks their due process rights. those that have valid asylum claims will be able to stay in the country, because that is what the law says. and those that don't are going to have to be deported back to their country of origin, because that's what the law says, we need to follow the law. and so, look, as an immigrant, i am

i'm really glad you read our chris wallace speech, because he has emerged as the best fed policymakerut telling us what to look at. and i thought what you read out was interesting. of course when they get a newspaper leak during the blackout period, i think the fed right now is looking at this, and i agree with what was said. they will say, this is not going to influence what we are going to do and we are going to cut by 25 basis points next week. lisa: they may not need a particular person to leak anything to the market to correct the impression. jeff, what do you think? in terms of the main drivers of the yield rise we have seen over the past month? the increase across the curve? jeff: yeah, i will agree. there is a lot of crosscurrents in there, but i would say a big one, not to ignore, and it is hard because we are obviously very focused on the prospects of post-election fiscal policy, is that the economic data got much better. and you had a very negative, very extreme level of fed expectations priced into the bond market. so it is a little bit of a combination of the bond market

chris wallace of cnn, he had one more week to go. i voted for mr. trump. thought it would go this far. all the people who make us laugh and joke, they leaving. i hope stephen colbert don't leave neither. i have nothing much to say. i try to stay positive, try to stay from negative people, everything negative. everything negative, i wanted to stay out of it. i guess i got too excited. now when i see mr. trump, i flip the channels. the face, i don't nkow what it is -- host: i do not want you to get too upset on your birthday. happy birthday. guest: this brings me back to terry's island. what he asks does resonate. are you a fair and impartial journalist, are you sure about that? i get that question a lot. sophia has their mirror image of this, concerned that people are departing the stage when donald trump takes office january 20. people do not want to be part of they're fair questions. symptomatic of people consuming news out of a silo where they don't become accustomed to hearing contrarian voices or objective fact on all matters. certainly some of us are

. >> congresswoman, it is chris wallace, good to see you again.sk you about the city of dearborn just outside of detroit. a city that is a majority arab-american population. trump took a polarity of the vote as a lot of american arabs refused to vote for harris and green party nominee joel stein took 18% of the vote there. how much do you think that the policy of biden towards gaza and the fact that vice president harris was tied to that policy, how much did that hurt harris in michigan? >> michigan was complicated but the mid east is one of the issues. by the way it is all sides, people in the jewish community and arab community have been hurting and she lost some jewish voters as well. trump took both dearborn and dearborn heights and people made it clear even when you reminded them , i got in trouble reminding jake about some of those issues, they wanted to send a message. they are angry and they wanted people to hear it. so those were numbers that contributed to former and now to be president trump's victory, they were not the only factor if y

harris faulkner, you will see them on election night, they put out rachel maddow and nicole wallace, and chris people, i don't see one news person there. you have to a news division and opinion, they are all opinion and they echo each other that gets boring. elizabeth: viewers thought to too, joe concha thank you. >> i'm elizabeth macdonald, thank you for watching "the evening edit" on fox business. dvr us we send it to my buddies david and sean -- excuse me and david.. >> hard to get used to. elizabeth: forgive me. david: see you o

i'm joined by my beloved colleagues, nicolle wallace, chris hayes, joy reid, jen psaki, steve kornacki is going to be with us in just a few minutes, some of our best friends from here at msnbc are going to be joining us over the course of the special. over these final hours, the presidential and vice presidential candidates are racing across the country, making their final pitches to voters as we speak. president donald trump is due at a rally any moment in macon, georgia. vice president kamala harris has just wrapped up a big rally in east lansing, michigan. georgia tonight will be donald trump's third swing state in one day. earlier today, he had rallies in both pennsylvania and north carolina. kamala harris has spent her whole day in michigan, starting at a black church in detroit. she stopped to talk with voters at a detroit chicken and waffles joint. she headed into pontiac, michigan for a conversation at a black owned business, a barbershop tomorrow, she has three rallies scheduled in pennsylvania law trumps campana says he will make four stops tomorrow, ending with a rally in gr

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wallace. okay, so let's have . let's start with the have. let's start with the express, please. lewis. >> okay. >> okay. >> hi there. chris. >> hi there.is. >> good to see you. >> i like you said, please. you just hoping he will start with the express. >> you know what she called me.7 >> you know what she called me.7 >> i'm not gonna even say what she called me on the thing. i thought, was it, like, close to scamp or something? >> my favourite scamp. >> my favourite scamp. >> that's an endearing. a term of endearment. >> i heard something else. >> i heard something else. >> oh, right. >> oh, right. >> i see what you are mouthing at. >> oh, i didn't understand that. right. so you meant scamp. okay. yes. you're a cheeky scamp. no, you know what it is? >> it's because i'm getting so much hostility from other people on the programme, so i'm not going. >> don't point at me . they'll >> don't point at me. they'll say it's me. >> when you look at me. >> when you look at me. >> well, it has been used in the past. everybody. >> what does the daily express have on the front cover? >> there you go. now the future generations will be spared ordeal