senator cory booker. and music from gregory porter. and now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hello, hi. hi, everyone. thank you, thank you. greetings, fellow americans. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. i'm happy to be here. for me and i'm sure for many of you the past 24 hours have been a "pollercoaster" of emotions and nausea. [ laughter ] i thought if your election lasted more than 48 hours, you were supposed to seek medical attention. [ laughter ] we didn't get a winner last night and it was a long night. one good thing about the pandemic, we're used to waiting a talk days for results. this was not the landslide democrats were hoping for. this race was closer than donald and ivanka at a father-daughter dance. [ laughter and applause ] the ballots are still being counted. joe biden definitely did better than hillary clinton. he was able to pick up the sexist vote but he didn't do as well among racists. [ laughter ] even though the deal appears to be sealed, there's still a lot of attention being paid to the state of pennsylvania. the amish haven't wielded this much power since the

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the first is emotional, and cory booker was telling me that seeing his friend up there, and it was likes of the an ses continually left out of the conversation up to now, and that you have to work twice as hard to get to the conversation, but not the beginning to the end of forming policy that she can, kamala harris has passed legislation about fibroid that affects the african xhucommunit disproportionate, and expects to have a voice on that at the table. >> and ryan, not to dismiss you, but your voice at this historic moment. >> and sebrina is making a good point about the press corps as well. so our newsrooms can do a whole lot better at diversity and the white house and the campaign, and it is a good sign of the white house briefing room, and so it is unlike previous administrations. i interviewed stacy abrams in georgia and she is making the point that not only that biden chose kamala harris, but that all of the finalists were women of color, and i did not think of it, but how important it was to leader abrams that she had a meeting with the vice president biden of the type of leade

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senator cory booker. and music from gregory porter. and now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hello, hi. everyone. thank you, thank you. greetings, fellow americans. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. i'm happy to be here. for me and i'm sure for many of you the past 24 hours have been a "pollercoaster" of emotions and nausea. [ laughter ] i thought if your election lasted more than 48 hours, you were supposed to seek medical attention. [ laughter ] we didn't get a winner last night and it was a long night. one good thing about the pandemic, we're used to waiting a talk days for results. this was not the landslide

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why is rebecca cory booker less will give me a spark plugs for service in twos. rhizome resistant . if i can to lead me to you i was in the street outs. well as these tripping joe. and i know for 2 years now i. was in doubts. when you need kids with thousands of people what you done and says that us was from a country that make their eyes anymore. going to drugs. to hold me uglies moved to shame. or when i came into the little becoming i find it so difficult like. if when that's times it will come to my mind like i want you if. you like you know where your industry is nobody talks to you you go on your own you do whatever you like you don't know anybody as in you don't have someone telling you all may we are you going to feel like a yes i try to about all numb. i'm going to tree is now. working on the car this gives me joy. what is the problem with you really want to tell if any tech might. guess from l.m.i. can call me in for free training and this training we call its internship. internship eventually takes the girls into employment. and i get this it got silly with. this is jessi

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if we get somebody like cory booker as the secretary, rather than ben carson, we have the idea of changinglike if we get somebody like elizabeth warren in there instead of besy devos. right? we got the chance the change what criminaljustice looks like if we put mickey mouse in there rather than barr, orjeff sessions. you know? we got the ability to change a lot of these judges who are appointed federally by the president throughout the united states who perpetuate mass incarceration, who perpetuate all the problems with the systems, where we know that disparity there. we know what the folks injail look like. we know where they come from. so, those are my hopes for the election. what are you doing? this will then, this is what must be overcome. before george floyd, in 2017, there was muhammad muhaymin here in arizona. the unarmed black man died after being held down by four police officers, one of whom put his knee on his neck for close to to eights minutes. for close to to eight minutes. i can't breathe! no one was disciplined and you're only hearing about this case now, because of the con

i said let's terminate that but if they come back then cory booker will be in charge.good and we got to save the suburbs. they want to abolish oil, coal, natural gas and turn your state -- you know what will happen here? you will

i said let's terminate that but if they come back then cory booker will be in charge. [crowd boos] that regulation will not be good and we got to save the suburbs. they want to abolish oil, coal, natural gas and turn your state -- you know what will happen here? you will have a depression. your gas will go up to six or seven dollars how do you like the two-dollar gasoline? [cheering and applause] you know, you will have it for a long time if you electron but if you don't you will be -- the damage that biden and harris would inflict would endure for many generations. you can't fix it easy. you can't fix it easy. under my leadership our economy has now grown in the fastest rate ever recorded, 33.1%. [cheering and applause] it was just announced and they did not make a big deal out of it but if this were announced with obama they would say this was the greatest president ever. he is so great that he left me 142 judges to fill. right? 142. [cheering and applause] if i were a democrat and think of it, i'm a democrat and my president left me 142 slots of judges, it would be

cory booker unveiled the justice for black farms. read the bill.would create an agency for ecquital land access. they would spend up to $8 billion buying private land and doling it out on the basis of race. oh, that sounds like a good idea. a democratic congress could wipe away any federal law that protects christians or jews. it would bankrupt the gun industry. allow people to sue gun manufactures for violence committed by criminals. they would repeal the hyde amendment that prevents your tax dollars from being used to pay for abortions. what would happen? stacey abrams the new attorney general. this could happen. it's not a secret. they talked about it openly. if democrats win the senate seats in georgia, there is no limit to what they can do. you may be angry at the republican party. again, you have every right to be, but do you want to live in that country? you should think about that. a new study by scientists in norway upends the official narrative on climate change. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> tucker: you hear people bark about climate scie

but if they come back, cory booker is going to be in charge. and that regulation will not be good. now, we saved the suburbs. they want to abolish oil, coal, natural gas and send your state into a -- you know what's going to happen here? you'll have a depression. you will have a depression. your gasoline will go up to 6, 7. how do you like the $2 gasoline? [ cheering and applause ] >> you know, you'll have it for a long time if you elect trump. if you don't, you're going to be -- the damage that biden and harris would inflict would endure for many generations. you can't fix that easy. under my leadership, our economy is now growing at the fastest rate ever recorded. 33.1%. this is an -- right? [ cheering and applause ] >> it was just announced. they didn't make a big deal out of it. if this were announced with obama they would say this is the greatest president ever. he's so great that he left me 142 judges to fill. right? [ cheering and applause ] >> 142. you know what? if i were a democrat -- think of it, i'm a democrat and my president left me 142 slots of judges, that's why we'

you know who is going to head up the regulation project is cory booker of all people. cory?o, can have a development right alongside of your wonderful house. now, it's no good. going to bring a lot of problems. it is already done. if you take a look at throughout the country, think of where it done. and i terminated it. they wanted to amend it. ben carson is a wonderful guy. ben, he's a wonderful guy. he is. he ran a good race. he is a great guy and he has done a beautiful job here he came and we said that we can amend it and make it tougher. i said, no, ben, we got a terminate it. then i hear the women of suburbia don't like me. think they love me. i think they do. and, when i said that the other day, women of suburbia, i hope you love me. "60 minutes" she said, you are begging for the love of women. no, i wasn't. women of suburbia you must love me after what i did. i cut the regulation. you know what the regulation was? >> we love you! we love you! pres. trump: i love you, too. go out and vote properly. do what did biden do? this guy had so many years. you just left three

popular vice president, he has better name recognition that elizabeth warren, kamala harris or cory booker. if that dynamic played out again on the other side where josh hawley, tom cotton, nikki haley, all of these interesting republican names you hear a lot, i would like mike pence's chances or another member of the chum family, probably more than many pendants would say. roxanne, whoalk to is calling from pennsylvania. she supports president trump. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i appreciate it. i am for mr. trump. i believe he has been treated very unfairly in all of the years he has been in there. he has done a lot for our country. mr. biden supports socialism. i am not for socialism. i don't want the government telling me what to do every day. i don't want the country shut down again. and i think you should have a revote with no mail-in's. host: go ahead and respond. i disagreebiden -- with a lot of joe biden's policies on the economy, on everything, really. i would not call him a socialist. certainly, there are actual socialists who would like him

a report from battleground michigan and peter doocy but kevin cory booker in the white house now. >>ood to be with you. i wanted to take a look at some of the notes, you heard the president talking about following up executive orders from september and july. two actions back then. now the president says he is ready to lower drug prices for all americans. this say major victory not just for this administration but for the american people. i got a note from a senior administration official. they said regardless of what happens over the next several weeks with the challenges and everything else happening, this is one thing this president can point to as a major win during his time in office. i want to share a part what have he said and other things we have been talking about. the on-going recount in georgia. that state decided they will impact certify the vote there. there is also going to be a challenge by the trump campaign. the deadline is tuesday. we do anticipate that they will make a challenge for a recount then. >> bill: thank you very much. we want to move to battleground michig

jersey senator and as of today the new vice chair of democratic policy and communications committee cory booker you. thank you for being with us. congratulations on your new leadership position. you know, last time you and i talked donald trump had talked about how you were going to goamerica emphasis suburbs and mess them up for everybody. if you could give me insight for what's going on for your republican colleagues in the senate right now and they whoir hesitant to congratulate joe biden because they seem to be believing in private on the down low that he did win the election. >> i can't -- i really can't. i can't understand those calculations, but clearly the numbers just don't add up. it was not a close election. joe biden won with the most votes in american history. it was a victory for joe biden. he won the popular vote. victory for joe biden. he won the electoral college vote. a victory for joe biden he won in so-called blue states, purple states and he even picked up some so-called red states. joe biden won this election no matter how you look at it, and the baseless claims that have

for senators like cory booker and others to say there's no evidence of widespread fraud, how much fraudor the democrats? there should be no fraud in our elections, and we need to make sure it never happens again. we already have a lot of evidence of fraud that's been filed in court, but beyond that there are other legal arguments, lou. so all your viewers should know that the republican party is continuing to fight, and we're going to fight until this is fully determined. lou: and every legal vote.com, harmeet. those citizens making up that coalition are doing amazing work. they deserve both the interest and support, i believe, of republicans. check it out if you will, the site just went live today. harmeet dhillon, give 'em hell, please. i know you will. >> thank you, lou. lou: thank you so much for being with us, appreciate it. whatever happened to hunter biden? whoo, and what about that business associate, tony bobulinski? you're going to find out right here next. that's right, right here as we fight for integrity in our elections and the trump campaign's corey lewandowski joins us.

check out the mother jones article, i'm going to see if elizabeth warren, kirsten gillibrand, and cory booker want to come on and chat about that. lisa, let me ask you the same thing. what would you frontload if you are talking to the administration saying, here are the priorities to begin on doing this? let me spice it up a little bit. what would be the wrong way to start? lisa: one of the things we have been listing with the administration is we could use the tools already at their disposal. one of the reasons we still have inequality in america is that the laws that are on the books have not been effectively enforced. the fair housing act does contain a provision for helping to address inequality, it helps us to address the systemic issue called residential segregation. it has never been enforced. it has not been enforced in 50 years. we have been telling the new administration, why don't you enforce the housing provision of the housing act? reestablish the housing council, which was established under president clinton and then disbanded. that elevates this issue of racial equality to the

was it because you want medicare for all or you want african-american -- you could have voted for cory booker. why did you do it? they had the wisdom to understand that the country is being torn apart. we need someone like biden to pull it back together and everybody has to compromise. their intuition was right. we are indebted to those people. i am saying the far right and center left and center right, give the guy a chance before you start making broad claims of what he owes you. the only people he owes are the folks down in that church in south carolina. they're the ones who have the wisdom to turn this whole thing around. >> and seriously the pandemic rages on and the president, president trump seems checked out of any involvement in this health crisis at all. it is more people in the hospital now than ever been in the entire course of this pandemic. he's not even pretending publicly to care about it anymore. >> well, you know, you really hit on something important and you listen to the epidemiologists. our hospitals, a lot of them are going to be overwhelmed in the next 60 days. i shutte

the democrats, kamala harris and cory booker would support it because it came from a republican.t for people of color. >> trey: mr. elder come with got about 30 seconds. education, economic opportunity. what else needs to happen in these cities were all lives are valued? including the lives of homicide victims. >> we need to have a serious discussion long term about whether the welfare state incentivize women to marry the government and includes men to abandon their financial response abilities. obama said when you do that, you increase the chances of poverty, of dropping out, and going to jail. we are not even having that discussion. ♪ >> trey: well, thank you both and hopefully we can begin to value all lives. so, thank you both. happy thanksgiving to you both. coming up, more of this special edition of "hannity" right after the break. ♪ we're excited to do business with you but before we sign i gotta ask... sure, anything. we searched you online and maybe you can explain this? i can't believe that garbage is still coming in. that is so false! frustrated with your online search

senators cory booker and elizabeth warren unveiled the justice for black farmers act.s against justice for black farmers? nobody. but read the bill. if enacted as a law it would create an agency devoted to "equitable land access. what would they do? they would spend up to $8 billion buying privately owned and doling it out on the basis of race. the robert mugabe plan. sounds like a good idea. a democratic congress could wipe away any federal law that protects christians or jews. end right to work states. it would bankrupt the gun industry. allow people to sue gun manufactures for crimes committed by criminals. democrats would make it impossible to -- they would repeal the hyde amendment that prevents your tax dollars from being used to pay for abortions. biden could pick cabinet appointees without having to negotiate with congress. this what would happen? stacey abrams, the new attorney general. andrew cuomo running hhs. this could happen. it's not secret. they talked what it openly. if democrats win the senateat seats in georgia, there is no limit to what they can do.

what is rebecca cory booker level give me a spark plugs found a service in tools. on his own business and. if i can to lead me commute in the street that's the way well as there is truth be told. it's not to lose the because. and i know for 2 years no. one. was in doubts. for me is when you need good with thousands of people what you've done and since then does this from a country that make their eyes anymore so i'm going to drugs and use that drug to hold me uglies moved to shame. or when i came into the little becoming i find it so difficult like. everyone at times it will come to my mind like i want you miss. you like you know where your industry is nobody talks to you you go on your own you do whatever you like you don't know anybody as in you don't have someone telling you all may we are you going to feel like a yes i try to help out all numb. i'm going to tree is now. working on the car this gives me joy. what is the problem with you really would tell if any tech might. guess from member i can call me in for free training and this training we call it internsh

the democrats, kamala harris and cory booker wouldn't support it because it came from a republican.the worst for people of color. >> trey: mr. elder, we've got about 30 seconds. education, economic opportunity. what else needs to happen ino these cities were all lives are valued? including the lives of homicide victims. >> we need to have a serious discussion long term about whether the welfare state incentivize women to marry the government and includes men to abandon their financial response -- responsibilities. obama said when you do that, you increase the chances of poverty of dropping out, and going to jail. we are not even having that discussion. ♪ >> trey: well, thank you both and hopefully we can begin too value all lives. so thank you both. happy thanksgiving to you both. coming up, more of this special edition of "hannity" right after the break. ♪ history also destroyed the lives of thousands of jewish survivors still suffering today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." especially during this holiday season of hanukka

cory booker of all people. [crowd boos] you too can have a developed right alongside your house.ow, it's no good but no good. it will bring a lot of problems. it is already done but if you looked out the country where it has been done and i terminated it paid they wanted to amend it and ben carson is a wonderful guy and he came in and said, wonderful guy. he is. he ran a good race bird great guy. nice guy but great guy. he's done a terrific job came and said we can amended a little bit and make it tougher and i said ben, we've got to terminate it. then i hear the women of suburbia don't like me but i think they love me. i think they do. [cheering and applause] when i said that the other day i said women of suburbia, i hope you love me. sixty minutes he said you were begging for the level women and i said no i wasn't. but you were begging. i say women of suburbia you must love me after what i did but i cut the regulation part you don't know what the regulation was. [chanting] 's pc. president trump: i love you too. get out and vote. do what's right and the biden plant this guy had

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$5 million and received a handful of high-profile endorsements including stacey abrams, senator cory booker and president barack obama. and mike espy is joining me right now. he is the democratic candidate working to unseat current mississippi senator cindy hyde-smith. he's also the former u.s. agriculture secretary. mr. secretary, welcome and thank you very much. let's get into this. some people would be intimidated running as a democrat in a deeply red state, but this is not exactly your first time doing so, sir. why did you decide to run again and what do you hope to change if you get elected? >> first of all, thank you, alex, for having me this afternoon. thank you for this opportunity. so, as you said, i ran before. it was only 19 months ago. we got 47% of the vote in that race even though it was the last senate race in america, and we did really well. we only had six months to run, so i said then, i think that if we have two years to build the biggest, widest, deepest coalition of voters in mississippi, we can win this time. so really, alex, we ran into it now. i really encourage we'r

when he's going into suburbs talking about public housing and those people from the city and cory bookerter your peaceful lovely suburban community, these are not just all sort of suburbs of white gated communities where people are terrified of those folks from the big city, the way the president seems to evoke them. so i think zooming in on that is really important. and john, i do think -- and the president-elect signaled as much in his victory speech on saturday night, i think the centrality of black voters, first to joe biden in the primary election and then in the general election cannot be overstated. he feels the deepest debt of political gratitude to them. and he should. >> let's not forget that president trump was also talking to june cleaver, who he believe still lives in the suburbs and he's going to put her hubby back to work very soon. alex, jessica, thank you very much. and one more thing, i will never tire of diners. i know he said that he's tiger of it. never. on that note. >>> president-elect joe biden announcing his new coronavirus advisory board as the pandemic breaks m

especially during the recent presidential election campaign, in which both a lifelong bachelor cory booker, an openly gay man, pete buttigieg, ran for president, the more that i found most people seem to consider buchanan our nation's first gay president. the story of how that interpretation came about is actually quite an interesting one. the earliest biographers of james buchanan, writing in the victorian era, said very little about his sexuality, avoiding even the topic of his failed engagement to end -- and coleman. -- anne coleman. later we are first noted the pair were referred to as the siamese twins. more recently, an understanding of homosexuality as a sexual orientation began to take hold. as such, historians we discovered the buchanan/king relationship, and starting in the 1980's, some explicitly argued it may have contained a sexual element. in the november, 1987 issue of penthouse magazine, of all places, the new york awesome columnist noted the findings in an article headlined, "our first gay president out of the closet, finally." nativeous novelist and pushed back in his nov

i asked this the other night of cory booker, would you visit him in prison?elves? >> i meant to visit, actually, michael cohen in prison. he was in prison, then the pandemic hit, and it got canceled. so that didn't happen. >> jimmy: so close enough then, huh? [ laughter ] what's the most unusual personal experience you've had with donald trump? >> two. >> jimmy: okay, oh, great. i love that you have these right in your head. go ahead. >> 1997, the first time i met him, i'd just left the white house. just met him in new york at some event. and he invited me down to mar-a-lago to be at the miss universe pageant with him. i did not go at that time. and the second time was i guess about a year ago, i spent a couple of days with him at the white house for this special he did, "30 hours of president trump." and the most unusual portion of that was, we were flying back from nebraska on air force one, around 9:00 or 10:00 at 9, 9:00, i guess. he invited me up to his cabin in the front of air force one just to be with him on the flight back, keep him company. and he w

the african-american electorate and knows what they want to do particularly in his own state, and cory bookern-american, excellent senator from new jersey and ran a very good presidential campaign, kamala harris, excellent california senator, ran a good but short lived presidential campaign, now will be the next vice president of the united states, two strong african-american candidates in the running among all those primary contenders, and it was clyburn who knew that it didn't necessarily take a candidate being african-american. it took a candidate who african-american voters in south carolina and beyond knew and trusted and would come out for no matter what, and clyburn knew that and was able to speak to it, i think, with heart, that and having been barack obama's vice president was an unshakable deal, and it did turn everything that day. it was just the rest of the race just turned off skps, and it wan off to the races, and when the races arrived, when it was time for the general election, it was african-american voters in huge numbers and with incredible skill and organizational talent w

you could have voted for cory booker. why did you do that? i think it was because they had the wisdom to understand that the country is being torn apart. and what we need was someone like biden to pull it back together again. and everybody's going to have to compromise. that's why they did it. and their intuition was right. we are so indebted to those people and i say to everyone on the left, the far left, center-left, right, far right, and, you know, the center-right, give the guy a chance. give the guy a chance before you start making broad claims about what he owes you. the only people he owes are the folks down in that church in south carolina. they're the ones who had the wisdom to turn this whole thing around. >> simultaneously, the pandemic rages on. and the president, president trump, seems completely checked out from any involvement in this health crisis, at all. i mean, it's -- it's -- more people are in the hospital, now, than have ever been in the entire course of this pandemic. he's not even pretending, publicly, to care about it

, also executive producer on this, features interviews with vice president elect kamala harris, cory bookerognize, called "smoke." marijuana in black america. tonight on bet, part of viacom, cbs. i am curious to see this. >> super big deal. basically 99% of people making money in legal marijuana are white people, so they're disproportionately benefitting and the part disproportionately harmed by the drug war were hit hardest. >> exactly. >> good stuff. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," jericka duncan talks with eric parker, director of that documentary we told you about. we'll be right back. "donorschoose! support there's no bad time to start at amazon... ♪ i like the flexibility. it also allows for picking up shifts. safety comes first, speed comes second. safety. safety. safety. we're making sure that somebody is getting their very important items. it makes me very happy. ♪ >>> are you saying to yourself has it been two hours a eady? >> how make your holidays happen... at ross! surprise! ahhh! yes! i love it! you don't have to spend a lot to give a lot to the ones who mean the most. yo

you know who is going to head up the regulation project is cory booker of all people. cory?ou, too, can have a development right alongside of your wonderful house. now, it's no good. going to bring a lot of problems. it is already done. if you take a look at throughout the country, think of where it done. and i terminated it. they wanted to amend it. ben carson is a wonderful guy. ben, he's a wonderful guy. he is. he ran a good race. he is a great guy and he has done a beautiful job here he came and we said that we can amend it and make it tougher. i said, no, ben, we got a terminate it. then i hear the women of suburbia don't like me. think they love me. i think they do. and, when i said that the other day, women of suburbia, i hope you love me. "60 minutes" she said, you are begging for the love of women. no, i wasn't. women of suburbia you must love me after what i did. i cut the regulation. you know what the regulation was? >> we love you! we love you! pres. trump: i love you, too. go out and vote properly. do what's right. if you do what is right, we will have a big vic