cortez masto: only a few seconds left.curious on how we ensure that we are putting that balance in place and still addressing but you also talked about was the intelligence he said that . how we protect our intelligence. how to be needed in this space. and then also recognize as we've seen over the years, china is really infiltrating and trying to steal a lot of information. honey find that dynamic. how do you bring in academia and everyone else around to understand and educate them to be able to find that balance. >> chairman if i have 15 seconds to answer that. i'll take it. so the fbi is doing a good job trying to educate the universities fun of the chinese government is trying to leverage universities. the need to continue that. two, if you are able to detect someone coming across the border illegally, an actual physicist argument that i we have some . good schools in order to catch that. so venting the applicants is not difficult. we know how to do that. we just gotta make sure that when people are applying for visas

i agree with alexandria ocasio-cortez. but it's very revealing when democrats talk about conservatives, trump supporters, republicans, isn't it? it's how they really feel, right? >> sean, i really look at this the same way i do when reporters go on twitter and we can see what their actual leanings are and the bias comes pouring out. i'm so glad that she said that because republicans need to go into the new biden administration with eyes wide open. joe biden is not a bipartisan leader. he has never been one. he is a very partisan man. he can talk that line. the press will let him get away with talking that line. we need to remember the people surrounding him and he himself, their leanings will be to cut republicans down at every stretch that they can, embarrass republicans. i'm glad she said it. now we know who we're dealing with. >> hannity: i don't think this is a bold prediction, pete, but i'm just saying. they're going to have whatever phoney inauguration, in other words, they won't invite people there so it will be vir

yep, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is now publicly calling on pelosi and schumer to step aside. i'm actually in full agreement withle the congresswoman from new york. she wants them gone from leadership. so do i. it's long overdue. we will play the tape state ahead. a lot of chaos there. later, we will introduce the radical democrats that biden t would love to surround himself with, which includes a top aide that just called republicans a bunch of f words. so nice. liberal love, tolerance, open, all on display this christmas season. we begin tonight w on capitol hill but this morning sd an imperative, important hearing on election integrity. senator johnson was on fire today. take a look. >> a large percentage of the american public does not believe the november election results are legitimate. this i is not a sustainable stae of affairs in our democratic republic. there are many reasons for this high level of skepticism. it starts with today's climate of hyper partisanship, which is only exacerbated by the persistent efforts to delegitimize thets results of te 2016 election. t

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now, the bill is so bad that it's bringing together senator ted t cruz and congresswoman ocasio-cortez in opposition to the bill. and get this. the backlash is so severe that it's causing democrats to lose faith in their own leadership. maybe it's about time. as a new poll released this morning finds that just a slim majority of democrats want pelosi to stay on as speaker. so, let me be clear here. after months of crippling lockdowns, months of conflicting public health guidance, and months of stonewalling from nancy pelosi, we are left with what is just another massive government handout to special interests, foreign governments, and in the words of speaker pelosi, "crumbs" for those who need it more than ever. the american people. it's reckless. it's reprehensible. but right in line with what has become all-too-common on capitol hill. now, joining me for reaction, freedom caucus chairman, congressman andy biggs. along with congressman-elect darrell issa, and fox news contributor david webb. gentlemen, thank you very much for joining me. i vaguely remember another christmas eve that w

we heard clearly from aoc, alexandria ocasio-cortez she said pelosi and chuck schumer both need to go. bring in new leadership to the democratic party, she, aoc isn't ready yet for the speaker job. we'll see if nancy gets reelected as house speaker. david: bowman said is the guy that said capitalism is slavery. susan: i'm not sure about that. david: he did, trust me. susan: socialist endorse months. david: aye yi yi. susan, thank you very much. joe biden is building a team to enact more aggressive regulations. remember all the deregulation the trump administration? that many people say led to a

elizabeth: let's listen in to what cortez said.grounds though to take a stand say, no, i'm sorry, nancy pelosi should not be the speaker and chuck schumer should not be the leader? >> you know i do think that we need new leadership in the democratic party. the answer is we need to shift power. we need to make sure that we have a transition of power in the leadership of the democratic party. elizabeth: okay. but cortez was the one leading the charge to shut down amazon's 25,000 jobs in new york city, the city really needs now during covid shutdowns. so even the democrat governor of our own state said you were wrong about that. so go far left? is this where the entire democrat party is headed, congressman? okay we're having technical difficulties there. we are so sorry, we've got some, you know, some problems here. we'll straighten them out. we thank you, congressman for joining us. up next, retireddites acting director tom homan, mexico's hammering the u.s. we warned you it was coming. mexico passed a new law that handcuffs the dea,

sandy cortez has received her shocked cortez is 31 years old, she's essentially zero risk of dying fromhis virus, but she got a dose anyway and of course she did it on instagram. purse and he cortez it means more opportunities to take pictures of herself. there is something disgusting about this as hawaii congresswoman pointed out. dickie for months the cdc has been telling us the elderly are the most vulnerable, but now they are recommending that 100 million so-called essential workers, which means healthy people working at everything from liquor stores to telephone companies, that they can get th vaccine before our grandparents can. members of congress like me, we can get the vaccine before at-risk seniors can. i plan to take the vaccine, but will now stand in solidarity with our seniors by not doing s until they can. i urge my colleagues in congres under the age of 65 and healthy to join me. >> amen. good for her. if only the federal government thought with that. a new strain of the coronavirus has been discovered in the uk come up much of the rest of europe and the world is rushing

conrad cortez is defending the price of her merchandising they are made in the usa. capitalist now and are you on board? >> greg: i can't believe housing a phobic she is that it's a selling point that it's made in the usa, she's obviously racist. who knew a communist could be so capitalistic? she's selling slogans that go against the very thing she's doing. she should be giving these away for free, is what she should be doing. she should be taking a loss. who cares if she makes a profit? she didn't care about the thousands of jobs in new york city that she kills because amazon chose not to come here and she becomes a business person leslie. would he think is buying these shirts? not working class kids. it's rich white liberal college kids desperately seeking a virtue signal. she's just praying on them. >> did you get the latest sweatshirt? that's what everyone's asking. you can also pick up a drink water and don't be racist teacher for $27, and abolish i.c.e. cap. >> jesse: now i know what to get juan for christmas. i had to do this but i'm not going to go after aoc.

sandy cortez has already received her shot. 31 years old, she is at essentially zero risk from dying fromgo this virus. she got a dose anyway, and she did it on instagram. for sandy cortez, pandemic means moreti opportunities to take pictures of herself. there's something disgusting about this. >> for months, the cdc's been us that the elderly are the most vulnerable. and now they are recommending that a hundred million essential workers, which means healthy people working at everything from liquor stores to telephone companies, they can get the vaccine before our grandparents can. that members of congress like me, we can get the vaccine before at-risk seniors can. i plan to get the vaccine, but will now stand in solidarity with our seniors by not doing so until they can. i urge my colleagues in congress who are under the age of 65 and healthy to join me. >> tucker: amen. good for her. if only there were more in congress that were that principled. if only the federal government thought is clearly. >> tucker: a new strain of the

this is alexandria ocasio-cortez and the squad.y don't want to just remake the party they belong to. they want to remake america, destroy the america we know. and replace it with a marxian economy and government. they always wanted to use joe biden as trojan horse to manipulate him in to that. the problem with that, they have picked fight with virtually every other democrat. like henry cuellar, old line democrats. running people against them. while doing that, they have made themselves outcasts within that caucus, itself, while using social media to try to influence the rest of america. so you've got this hard leftist, like a.o.c. trying to take over the party. and remake the country and the party. those that don't want that are clinging to it. you know, pelosi is going to, it looks like she will try to isolate a.o.c. and the squad this time. let's see how it goes. i'm interested to see how it develops. >> jason: yeah. i think this is intertwined with what is going on with joe biden. charlie, you know, donald trump was a leader. yo

alexandria ocasio-cortez this is about control of the senate.ocasio-cortez says you know what i may not be ready to be house speaker but she said today nancy pelosi and senator chuck schumer they need to go. they need to leave. that story next. >> i'm not sure i believe the polls. i'm not saying they're not right but i am saying that in our last election the pollsters made those late-night psychic hotlines look respectable 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. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ elizabeth: let's get right at it with "washington times" opinion editor charles hurt. great to have you on the show. >> great to see you. eliz

. >> it's not just conservatives that dislike the process, alexandria ocasio-cortez said it's not good enough to just hear about the bill. his head lawmakers need to read the bills before they vote. the bill does two things, funds the government through nextt september and doles out covid date, extends employment benefits and places moratorium on evictions for a month. many americans score $600 stimulus checks. the government funding portion of the bill cost $1.4 trillion. on capitol hill, there is a term for all of these issues together in a final year end bill, log rolling rolling down the hill and you get behind the bill or scramble out of the way, jason. >> jason: chad, i lived that myself. a question for you about the united states senate. they will vote later tonight and this bill will be on the president's desk first thing in the morning, will it not? >> absolutely and i'm looking right now the billing is willing to pass the representatives and 350 members bipartisan who supported this bill. it will close imminently hear that this bill will be done in the house of representative

. >> what the vaccine has is mrna -- >> representative cortez drawing criticism.enator rand paul who had the virus earlier this year tweeting he will wait to get the vaccine. calling out representative cortez and younger members for doing so writing, they should be among the last. not the first. the bronx representative responding saying, leaders should show we will not ask others to do something we will not do ourselves. >> i think it's a very careful balance. waiting a period of time before having the public displays is probably important to make sure that enough of the sort of front line workers and vulnerable populations are getting it. but i think overall, it's good to see sort of, that, you know, that accept is answer -- that acceptance of the vaccine that will hopefully spread to the public. >> modern's vaccine was shipped off coast-to-coast. >> this has been the most important load that i have hauled. >> this is a box of ten vials. >> the first moerderna doses arriving this morning so that front line workers can be vaccinated. >> i'm confident and positive

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you just heard senator cortez master talking about nevada. this did not move us any closer to deciding what or how much or when. david: thank you so much to michael mckee. we heard from fed chair jay powell about his concerns for the u.s. economy even as president-elect biden is about to make a formal announcement. roger altman went to wall street to washington as the secretary under clinton and then referred to found evercore. thank you so much for being with us. it is a point of juxtaposition. where is the economy, how much .o we need to keep us going what is your assessment of how bad the economy is? roger: have a split screen -- a split screen character the economy given that the period between now and the vaccine is a period of acute need. postvaccine, and i do mean universal distribution of the ofcine and post vaccination a high percentage of americans, we should see growth. it is interesting that this is very different than the foundions that mr. biden on becoming vice president in 2009. it is an interesting contrast. at that time the

cortez sent greyhounds to devour those in the way. but unlike montezuma and cortez, there was one thing that made them blood brothers, took them way beyond the showbiz alliance. that was the buffalo. to which they both owed their lives and paid tribute with their names. so, as i said, they first came together in buffalo, of all places, and i recount the scene in which they first met. sitting bull was with his entourage, and they were all very gaily bedecked in war regalia, and again, there was a reporter. sitting bull had paraded down in avenue in buffalo with all of these people on his way to the field, where cody's show was underway, and when he got there, apparently he had to wait for some time for cody to acknowledge him and invite him onto the field. then, when it finally happened, buffalo bills advance, arizona john bercow, a very flamboyant character who looked a lot like cody but was nowhere nearly as charismatic, but did a lot of the advance work, he invited sitting bull onto the field, where cody was waiting for him, and ann

alexandria ocasio cortez hits back tweeting marco rubio who stood by and held silent when you're gops call the congresswoman a expletive on the capitol steps in front of press, you weren't big enough to speak then come you don't get to sabah now. the back and forth between those two continued from there. i don't think republicans are taking issue with the language as the comment as a whole. o'malley saying joe biden wants to work with republicans and we will be a unifying force and in the same sentence calling them bad words. jillian: there's never a bad time to crack open a beer. carley: this is a trend we can get the client. joe cunningham cracked open a cold one on the house for yesterday in the name of bipartisanship. >> in the spirit of bipartisanship and cooperation, i raised his glass to colleagues democrat and republican. carley: the beer that he opened hilariously is called joint resolution. he did not get to drink the beer, only open it because house will say you can't take off your mask. congressman cunningham is ranked the fourth most bipartisan congressman. he lost a con

-- alexandria oak osseo cortez -- alexandria ocasio cortez have said they will not vote for this.athan: he's only saying he will give that up if speaker pelosi and minority leader chuck schumer give up on state aid. any sign they are willing to do that? kevin: to be candid, i think when you look not necessarily at the language that speaker pelosi is using, but other top democrats in the house of representatives like steny hoyer and others in that circle that really revolve around the orbit of speaker pelosi, yes, i do think they would be able to get behind that, provided that, and this is where it is washington speak, that aid to state and local governments could be re-translated into grant programs for state and local it isments, in which case defining something on someone else terms. tom: washington speak, that is not playing on west 55th street in new york. it is not playing on streets jon ferro knows in london. when does washington speak wake up and listen to the nation, both republicans and democrats? first and foremost, the conversation you are seeing on fiscal stimulus is l

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i want to play a little video of congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez, she put it out on social media when she was getting the vaccine saying that is it things she's trying to lead by example by proving it is okay. congresswoman a lot omar responded to a tweet from somebody asking the question, the top political leadership getting leadership ahead of others because of their age or others? she says it would make sense if it was age but is of importance and it is shameful. we are not more important than front-line workers, teachers, etc. making sacrifices every day which is why i won't take it. people who need it most get it. you rarely see them split over anything. >> it is true that in general there should be distribution mechanisms where people who need it most get it first but it is also true it is important for political leaders and other leaders to show getting the vaccine so people can feel confident in getting it. in 1958 there was a similar pandemic situation, president eisenhower thought he shouldn't get the vaccine because of what ilhan omar was saying but was important for p

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out with the old, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez ready to up-end the democratic party and she wants speaker pelosi and senator chuck schumer out. this as congress puts finishes touches on passing final round of stimulus. markets look like this. we are expecting a rally out of the gate. take a look at futures. triple-digit move. nasdaq up 63 and s&p 500 up 20 points after markets finished mostly higher yesterday on renewed stimulus hope and doveish federal reserve outlook. nasdaq with record close high yesterday. the dow was lower by 45. winter is here. the full forecast as we head into the weekend coming up. then this, cozy and professional. the new personal injury i'm suit to making zoom media far fashionable. ♪ maria: it is snowing outside in new york. european markets are mixed. cac quarante in paris is up 15 and dax index up 107. investors are watching for a deal on brexit. britain leaving the european union. in asia overnight, markets mostly higher. asian indices, best performer was china. some of the top stories that we are watching this morning, fireworks on capitol hil

show cortez is tracking -- michelle cortez is tracking the developments. is happening with moderna. michelle: we are starting to see some longer-term data from moderna's very first advance human trials of the coronavirus vaccine. we are seeing even longer results than what the fda and other regulators have been asking for and they are showing that people who got the vaccine, three months after they got their second dose, they had higher levels of neutralizing antibodies to fight off the virus than people who had been infected naturally and were recovering from the coronavirus. so that is great news. not only the fact that they had more antibodies, but that they lasted for that long. we want to know that antibodies last more than a handful of months. we want them to last for a handful of years or even better, forever, but it will take a little bit of time for us to follow that and know for sure how it will hold up. haidi: in the meantime, we are hearing that pfizer is scaling back their production. -- production targets for this year. this underscores the d

that puts you, ted cruz and alexandria ocasio-cortez in the same boat in terms of opposing it. ted cruz writing "aoc is right, it's absurd to have a $2.5 trillion spending bill negotiated in secret and hours later demand an up or down on a bill nobody has had time to read. other than going backwards, let's look ahead because joe biden said there's more coming down the pike in 2021. what can you do to ensure the process next time is different and we don't go in the hole for another $3 trillion? >> one of the things that we need to be certain we do is to win these two senate races in georgia. you have already seen the democrats say look, we're putting in place our pathway to a green new deal. our pathway to expanding big government. our pathway to easing immigration policies. so john, what we have to do is make certain that we hold these because that's how you're going to have checks and balances with a divided government. you have heard chuck schumer and the democrats say time and again, we want to go take georgia. then we want to change the country. more freedom, more liberty,

alexandria ocasio-cortez is correct, that one-time check does nothing even if it was in there.n he guaranteed basic income, especially for the magnitude of this particular crisis. amy and juan, it shows the heartlessness. what about the shield for the american people? what about the shield for folks are facing eviction? what about the shield for people who go to bed hungry every night? what about the shield for the homeless? this is a heartless way to do the people's business, their bidding. and the american people are going to have to stand up and say in the words of fannie lou hamer, "i am sick and tired of being sick and tired." how heartless you have to be to care more about industry and corporations than you do about the everyday people of this nation, amy? this cannot continue. the health care portion of it, absolutely right. we need medicare for all right now. we needed it before the pandemic. we especially need it right now. we know almost 15 million people have lost their employer-sponsored "health care" on top of the millions of people, almost 97 million or so people

. >> after alexandria ocasio-cortez posted herself getting vaccinated, fellow squad member ilhan omar called it shameful, tweeting, we are not more important than front-line workers, teachers, et cetera who are making prices every day which is why i will take it. people in unit most should get it. california has seen a spike in cases with 90% of the state under a three week stay at home order. many hospitals and ers are at or near capacity with coronavirus patients with some deploying field hospitals to handle the surge. today the governor said some areas will have to children i see you speak of the support of they data out and all the trendlines it's very likely based on these current trends that we will need to extend the stay at home. >> as lockdowns in san francisco, overdose deaths in the bakery i have skyrocketed a record 621 people have died of ods and the city more than three times as many have died from covid-19 this year. many are happening in city funded hotel rooms for the homeless. tool could have been far higher is nearly 3,000 lives were saved with injections of narcan.

there is no succession plan, and you have people like all san droe you ocasio-cortez campaigning abouthe lack of plan and youth reflected in house leadership right now. hakeem jeffries is in the leadership ranks and some people have discussed him potentially being next up. he is i believe 50 years old. but the battle that aoc was in this past week with congresswoman rice battling behind the scenes for a position on the policy committee actually is a really perfect example of some of the issues going on with house democrats. climate change and some of these issues, policy issues related to climate change is the number one thing that rep aoc cares about and joined the committee in order to lobby for those things. she's one of the biggest names in the democratic party. so the fact that that's not represented in the leadership positions is really problematic and sort of highlights between parties doing and who leads the party right now. >> let me give you both 30 quick seconds in terms of where this goes from here, particularly if republicans win either one of two senate runoff races in ge

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cortez warns, however, that, quote: nefarious forces are even more conservative, as she put it, thaneplace them. there are -- well, those sound like the horns of a dilemma for the socialist congresswoman. >>> breaking news, officials in green bay, wisconsin, reportedly solicited a million dollars from a voter advocate city group backed by mark zuckerberg, the amount necessary to conduct illegal vote or or drives. the city filed a grant questionnaire with the center for tech and civil life. that group given a quarter of a billion dollars by mark zuckerberg and his wife in september. the direct point? to influence the outcome of the election, of course. attorney phil kline says that grant application shows private money used to fund partisan political activity. kline calls that a violation of the constitution. radical dem congresswoman maxine waters doesn't like congressman mo brooks and his challenge to the electoral college vote. she calls it the highest form of voter suppression. waters must have forgotten one little thing, that she did exactly, exactly the same thing in 2017. >> i

i write about some of my friendships with people like alexander ocasio cortez and katie home becausehink at times we need to listen to one another and acknowledge there might be many things you disagree on but there are some things you can agree on then you ought to put those at the front of the list. >> in a minute i want to ask you about alc, katie hill, you cover them both in your book really well. are you a natural born politician? i know your dad was a terrific politician, are you a natural born politician who has figured out how to achieve celebrity status in this social media age? or maybe the converse. a natural born like ronald reagan like a great actor is figured out how to make it work in politics. >> i started in the state legislature, i write about being an idealistic 26-year-old father could contribute to a new generation member public and leadership in the state of florida, i got the chance to serve in a number of capacities there. i think my first passion is policy. ensuring we actually put the policies in place that can lift up all-americans and then i do believe tha

ocasio-cortez knows she has some influence here.t using it more to get a speaker more in line with what she would like but we'll see how this plays out. nancy pelosi had a very bad year. >> trace: she did say it wouldn't be her, she is not ready. thank you. >> thank you. >> sandra: another high-profile democrat, the governor of rhode island. caught breaking her own rules to stop the spread of covid. will cain has more. plus a multi-state lawsuit targeting google claiming they joined forces with another tech giant the rig the online ad market. >> their motto when they started is don't be evil. they've dropped that model and turned it on its head and become pretty evil in the marketplace. ia. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ dreya! hey! how are you so good at this? relax. get into it! aw, yeah! i've got it! rated everyone. or psoriati

we are joined by michelle cortez. big news for pfizer today ahead of the meeting later this week. we got a staff report that says the vaccine is safe. what can you tell us? we aree: well, what seeing is the details of the test trials. in terms oficulous how people responded to the vaccine across different age groups, across different ethnicities, across different comorbidities. and honestly, emily, everything looks great. efficacy across the board, every group they looked at. serious virus infections were very low, only a handful of people were infected. but people who got infected after two doses of the vaccine, almost all of those came within the first few days after getting that second dose which indicates that if people do stay safe after those first couple of days. you can get to an even higher protection level. so it is great news across the board. of course, now, what we are looking at is getting a final review from the fda, we will see if there are any other hurdles. then, we have to roll it out. emily: we are getting new details from astrazeneca. you have got johnson & jo

shall cortez voting on the vax -- michelle cortez reporting on the latest vaccine news.ecovered all of its losses and on the news that it is looking to merge asset management units and deals with invesco and ubs. we will follow this news and see how it plays out into and after the close. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: the senate passed a one-way government spending bill getting president trump just enough time to sign it and avoid a government shutdown after current funding runs out at midnight. the short-term spending bill is necessary because none of the 12 annual appropriations bills for the fiscal year that began october 1 has been enacted. negotiations on and on the best package wrapping them together has not been completed. lawmakers hope to use the omnibus bill as a vehicle for war than $900 billion -- as a vehicle for more than $900 billion in coronavirus eight. new york city restaurants will not be able to offer indoor dining as of monday. governor cuomo says statistics surpassed benchmarks, hospitalization rates are increasing dramatically. he called them the ultim

times of disarray in the radical down party through socialist congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortezlosi and chuck schumer need to be removed. cortez warns however quote nefarious forces are even more conservative than the party's current leaders could seek to replace them. those sound like the horns of dilemma for the socialist congresswoman. breaking news now officials in green bay wisconsinneff reportey solicited a million dollars from a photographic is the group backed by facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. that would be the amount necessary to conduct illegal votero drives. according to just the news reporting the city filed a grant questionnaire. that group gave a quarter billion dollars by mark zuckerberg and his wife in september. the direct point, to influence the outcome of the election of course that attorney phil kline said the grant application shows private money for why partisan political activity. i call that a violation of the constitution. congresswoman d maxine waters congressman mo brooks and his challenge to the electoral college vote she calls it the height of voter s

haveo-cortez and others called for blacklisting anyone and everyone who ever served with president trump. theink you are dividing country and trying to command to unite. i take offense to that. this is guilt by association. you may like the president. you may not like the president at all. he was president of the united states. to say that anyone who decided to serve their country in a trump administration should somehow not only apologize for that but be permanently ostracized from anything of any significance moving forward i think is the very reason we have instability in this country, we have political division in this country, and we are where we are as opposed to where we should be. host: next caller, democratic caller. i have never heard anyone answer this question. he is a stable genius. is not even half of what you asked. thank you. host: adam goodman? guest: i am trying to be as direct and open as i can with your viewers. i appreciate the call. caller and a lot of people like that feel great distress and distrust that if someone goes on your show or any show and they have any k

cortez masto: a mobile food bank is one of our food pantries throughout nevada and this one is run by three square. i arrived around 8:00 a.m. in the morning to a line of cars waiting at the site. and that line sometimes gets so long, police have to direct traffic around it. literally, they lined up at 3:00 a.m. the food pantry doesn't even open until 7:00 or 8:00 in the morning, but they remember there at 3 -- but they were there at 3:00 a.m. around the block in their cars to stay safe from the covid-19 pandemic. but there were over 350 of them throughout that morning, and that is not unusual with what's happening in nevada right now. that is not unusual, and it should be. but because this pandemic has hit nevada and so many states so hard, we are seeing the consequences of inaction by this body in the senate. you know, as i got there that morning, i imagine these people in the middle of the night with their lights and power off in their cars to save fuel in the cold desert night, and they waited patiently. they were quiet because they knew assistance would be there when morning come

before seniors and essential workers do, congressman alana omar taking shots at alexandria ocasio cortez, she called it shameful. congresswoman tulsi gabbard called on her colleagues to stand in solidarity with those at most risk. >> members of congress like me can get the vaccine before at risk seniors can. i plan to take the vaccine but will stand in solidarity with our seniors by not doing so until they can. i urge my colleagues who are under the age of 55 and healthy to jointly. >> most americans have to wait months before getting there vaccine, 320,000 americans have died from covid-19 with 115,000 hospitalized with the virus, doctor anthony fauci confident modern's vaccine will be receiving it today, alex azar will join "fox and friends" in the 6:00 hour. todd: ted to artist planning to leave los angeles for a small town in indiana saying the decision was inspired by, quote, all that has been happening with terrible policies, tyrannical government overreach, ridiculous taxing among so much corruption, she stressed she's not selling her a home or tattoo parlor but will spend more ti

michelle cortez, our bloomberg health reporter, thank you so much.oming up, as president-elect biden begins the transition process, we will look at what policymakers need to do to make sure that the u.s. can maintain the continuity of government and safeguarded national security. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: as the u.s. continues to face potential security threats, including nationstate cyberattacks, a smooth and orderly transfer of power from the trump administration is needed to keep the country secure. president-elect biden has introduced a team of national security experts, saying it is a team that reflects the fact that america is back. will this team be able to safeguard our nation? joining us is the founder and executive director of the national security institute. obviously, you have a lot of thoughts here. so far we have seen antony blinken, nominee for state. we are expecting michelle flournoy to be the nominee for defense. how do you think the picks will have an impact on national security are rounding out? >> this is a serious group of peo

in four years, sandy cortez will be eligible to run for preside president.ou may laugh at sandyay cortez, she's a vacuous idiot another rich girl narcissist with an overheated twitter account but that doesn't mean she couldn't win. if we keep up with this nonsense, this economic craziness, she couldld win. ned ryan is the ceo of american majority and hens joins us tonight -- thanks so much for coming on. there's been agreement among the think tank conservatives not to talk about growing income inequality that it that that's socialism -- i would argue that ignoring it is what is bringing us socialism. >> the thing what frustrates me when many on the right don't want to call out this i guess you call i it a pastor devised corporatist capitalism because it's not true free market capitalism -- the thing is you have to look at history. look at the turn of the 20th century when the robber barons and those consolidated and rigged the system to benefit themselves and we got the rise of progressivism which gave us the administrative state and started to do with const