i saw the president-elect joe biden talk about his three-point program, dana, and one of the points as he wants to deliver 100 vaccines in the first three months. guess what, the trump administration, their team just announced 20 million in december, 30 million in january, 50 million in february, adding up to 100 million. i wonder where joe biden got that figure from. i don't mean to be petty or partisan. i just want you to know that as his friend even if he may not be speaking to me right now because of my position on the election being over, i think, i insist that we have to recognize the role he played, the 45th president in defeating a pandemic that has been so devastating to america in the world, dana. the one absolutely and in fact i, while the summit was going on today, greg, i heard about joe biden saying he wanted to do 100 million doses in the first 100 days and i thought, how does that match up against what's currently planned and it turns out i can do that simple math, you could do it more quickly than i could. you are pretty amazing at arithmetic but it was the same dose.

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. >> jesse: greg, i guess dana's point is this, it was about the messaging, not necessarily the messagereg: the only reason dana wants to meet her as they are both potty mouths. when a democrat refers to you, that's a compliment because that means you are a fighter about the bigger message here is, if you remember the debate where kamala harris said that biden was racist, where she said "i was that little girl," that was our big moment, she said "it's a debate" and she laughed and the message was, we don't really believe what we are saying, it's all for show, it's all to win. so i start thinking about that when biden starts talking about the deeper unity and i keep going back to when he called trump supporter's unsalvageable bigots, he had imagery in his campaign commercials so we believe all of those racial accusations were also all for show. and that's kind of scary to think that all of this race-baiting shtick that we've had to endure for years, is completely baseless, they are willing to create violence and riots just to win and election, that's pretty scary. they don't mean it. >>

i like dana's points about companies fighting back among remember when aoc criticized gioia, i like companiesancel culture is a fragile edifice. once you defy cancel culture, you beat it. once you gave to them, it crushes you. the flimsy paper becomes a rock. >> greg: final thought to you, katie. >> katie: we should cancel cancel culture, obviously. i think these groups have concerns and they've written all these letters and made them attract this ad campaign, but it's also insulting because they don't think people can watch an ad and think for themselves and not go do things. i think most people are smart enough including addicts who work very hard on their sobriety not to just go off the deep end because they saw an ad from tropicana. i think it's really insulting to people who work on it to think that they have to be like i saw an ad and now i'm totally ruined forever. i just think it's really insulting to people who do have addiction problems and work on it and a really difficult way and that they could just be influenced and they will ruin their sobriety because they saw tropicana commer

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greg just hit on it and dana said it was an interesting point earlier.nald trump because he lied to. they hated donald trump because he told the truth. the media is not equipped to deal with brutal honesty. they are equipped to create these narratives in the dark through whispers and anonymous sources and create their own narrative. donald trump's narrative was too powerful and that narrative was america first in the press is the enemy of the people because they lie and suppress the real news. now they love covering joe biden because joe biden is not transparent and he doesn't tell them what he's doing because he doesn't even know what he's doing. >> greg>> geraldo: he will livea cocoon, joe biden. he will be impervious to those of us in the press. >> dagen: he's too fragile to go outside. we have seen that. i think the media actually is dreading the joe biden presidency because they are going to have to work and i think deep down they are lazy. and two, they can't be their miserable selves. for four years they got to sit back and just be sour on the ins

point? >> definitely fair to say, dana.ow we have learned that when hunter biden was a featured speaker at the dnc convention this summer, he was already being probed this fall by the feds for his tax affairs and questions they had related to overseas business that he's never really expressed much regret about. >> what do you say to people who say this is exactly what they hate washington. by the president's son can make money -- >> by the way -- >> let me tell you, i made a mistake in retrospect as it related to creating any perceptions that were wrong, and so therefore i'm taking it off the table. i'm making that commitment. let's see if anybody else makes that commitment, but that's the commitment i'm making. >> biden has promised not to involve his son and his administration but his taxpayer-funded transition team issued a statement on his behalf, plus a statement that he is proud of his son. he is not a subject of this investigation comes a let's pause briefly and joe has long and passionately claimed that he didn't ev

and, again, there was no public discussion whatsoever and not enough in the house. >> dana: great points dan hoffman, thank you. >> thanks. >> dana: next, restaurant owners in new york struggling to get by calling on governor cuomo to back off. >> our businesses have been destroyed because of him. because of his dangerous closings and he has destroyed our city. ♪ >> dana: we have reaction from our panel next, excuse me. coming up on "the five" a california sheriff fighting back against an order releasing hundreds of inmates. still not answering questions about hunter and the fastest seven all ahead. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit conventrydirect.com to find out if you policy qu

dana. thanks for asking that. this is the tip of the iceberg at this point.last decade, is awash with chinese communist party money. it's in sports programs, with the nba, it's in hollywood, look at the disney mulin scandal, it's in wall street as a reporter mentioned. it's in private equity, spying on key technology, like robotics, jet engines and others. and it's across our political spectrum. it's no coincidence, in addition to swawell and hunter biden which was overseeing $1.5 billion in chinese money, j investing in some critical technologies to help the chinese military build up, you also have another politician, a progressive from california that's on the armed services committee with swawell on the intel committee. he's repeatedly pushed for withdrawing troops. even standing down key portions of our nuclear arsenal. i'm telling you, i spent a year on the china task force and it is in our universities, students, research institutions. we really need to get a handle on this. if you look at some of the key things the trump administration did, like stoppi

there is a point dana made but ultimately here is the point. cabinet picks are there to serve the president. if they've not done anything tremendously wrong. if they've paid their taxes, or illegally employed household member, they are there to serve the president, they should be approved by the senate and that's the way it should go. >> i'm going to take your clip and show it to the democrats in the senate and remind them of the numerous nominees they did not give that standard for vetting but we will see how this plays out. it all comes down to the georgia senate. great to have you both. the media's role as watchdogs seem to focus on casts this weekend. first, check it out, the national christmas tree, 56 others representing us states, territories and dc went up today, donald trump and milania participating in the annual lighting. all ornaments designed by students across the country. there will be no live performances or visitors to those displays this year because of covid-19 but you can check it out streaming at the national tree.org. do y

that's a good starting point. >> dana: brian said we have a difficult time stopping the spread. a lot of people are wearing masks and trying to do the right thing. yet this virus seems to be just able to get in there and spread across the country. >> this virus is tenacious. it knows no borders. the challenge we have is people have to be consistent. i know we are months into this and let down our inquired -- guard. the basic public health measures masks, social distancing and washing your hands is effective. you need to do it consistently. that's the big challenge. the vaccine is one of our tools but you can't give up the other tools. >> dana: thank you very much. now back to the summit at the white house. operation warp speed. this doctor is giving comments now. >> that one is not working. sorry about that. today i am summarize the development of the covid-19 vaccine. how come we have been so fast? why i believe it's important that americans and people around the globe trust the effectiveness and safety of this vaccine. of course i want to acknowledge and thank the many partici

there is a point there that dana made. but here ultimately is the point. that is that cabinet picks are there to serve the president. if they haven't done anything tremendously wrong, if they haven't paid their taxes, they don't have an illegally employed household member for example. you know, they are there to serve the president. they should be approved by the senate and that's the way it should go. >> shannon: all right, the media's role seemed more focused on closed this week appeared we will explain that, next. but first, check it out. the national christmas tree representing u.s. states and territories went up today. president trump and the first lady participating in the annual lighting outside the white house tonight. all the ornaments on those trees designed by students across the country. they are not going to be any live performances this year because of covid, but you can check it all out streaming at the national trade ou the natio. he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa to sa

dana, key sticking points remain. optimism a deal can be reached but expectation now this could be a few more days, anything could happen. people eagerly await action from congress. >> as we know, this is much, much, much delayed negotiating that's happened, months in the making. before november's election, it seemed as though republican leaders felt comfortable waiting because their party was so divided on this. i know you have new reporting how the outstanding georgia senate races are factoring into the sudden burst of negotiations. >> reporter: that's right. mitch mcconnell behind closed doors told his conference yesterday on a conference call, he said that david and kelly are getting hammered on this issue, referring to david perdue and kelly loeffler, talking about the issue of direct payments. it is a big issue in the race. democratic candidates are hammering the republican incumbents. mcconnell watches the ads closely, recognizes it. perhaps one reason it is driving a possible deal on the issue of direct paymen

. >> greg: dana, the other point that wasn't mentioned in the audio is that they were pushing this ideaof democratic cities with chaos and looting and ars arson. >> dana: i don't know if you saw but in minneapolis they went ahead and they are actually defunding the police. they will have to have that social experiment there. they've already had 17 170 offis who retired or resigned. i wouldn't want to be in that city right now and i feel for the people that are because they're going to go through a tough time until it's going to become obvious that they've made the wrong move. we're going to be back to the days of leaked audio where as with president trump, you just had audio. he just did it with people on the phone. there is no leaking. [laughter] >> greg: he will say it right in front of you, geraldo. you hit on this. the problem with being a liberal progressive is that you can own your liberal progressivism. >> geraldo: i think it's a bit more nefarious because to me it sounded as if joe biden was saying let's cool our jets until january 5th and then we'll do the defund the police. le

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i think, dana, as you point out and dr. fauci points out, it can't come soon enough. health care workers are grateful to be getting the vaccine. it is going to more than 400 sites today. yesterday was around 150. at this point, all 50 states already have pfizer's vaccine and we're starting this kind of track to begin to get the american public vaccinated. so the goal is by end of december to have 40 million doses out there by january and february, 50 to 80 million doses, and then by end of march, hopefully to have 100 million people immunized. of course, these are different numbers that could change based on how quickly additional vaccine candidates are authorized, and frankly how quickly the company can pump out more doses of vaccines. we know, dana, this will be in short supply for a long time. we are starting with health care workers, nursing home residents. it will be months before most of the american public gets this. >> that's right. but there's new hope on that on the horizon. an fda advisory panel released a briefing document about the moderna covid-19 vaccin

>> dana: i get his point, he doesn't want the movie to be shut down, he doesn't want to have to be delayedrobably as may be concerned about other people's jobs but i just find that his approach in terms of leadership, from a leadership standpoint is, who wants to work for a guy like that? i get it, if you have a rule that work you need to stick to the rule, what you do in your own time you do in your own time. >> juan: so greg, i was reading about this and one of the criticisms was that some people think the video is an act, some people think that tom cruise is a scientologist and maybe the scientologists are promoting tom cruise as a hero because they want more people to join scientology, what you thi think? >> greg: if you think that was real you probably also think tom tom cruise performs his own stunts, that whole thing, what are you doing? what are you doing? no, no, no, get out. you're not wearing a mask! i am doing a show right now! get out! anyway. you know, look. i don't have a problem with brian kilmeade watching the show but when he's not wearing a mask it gets on my nerves. "oh

i think this is something that you have to look elsewhere for if you want to point fingers. >> dana:day about whether there should be a special counsel appointed to deal with this or stay with the u.s. attorney. you are a resident attorney here. do you have an opinion on that? >> emily: i might be the minority here, but i actually think it would do well for the president-elect to stay actually with the u.s. attorney. i think it would do well for his messaging, and to start out his administration under certain foot, you know what i trust the u.s. attorney to see it through. the republican nominated attorney that was confirmed by the senate to see through this investigation because i swear to have an objective neutral doj. i stand behind that. i think special counsel should be reserved for conflict of interest demonstrated, and at this point, it is more of a perceived issue. from the leadership perspective at this point, that message will go quite far for him. >> dana: greg, one of the things i've been watching is how the left is reacting to the media. when there is any sort of suggest

. >> dana: he also pointed out if the movie ended, a lot of people would lose their jobs and it wouldo bad consequences. i have to get your take. there's a high school in san francisco which is going to remove abraham lincoln's name from the school. they have some criteria. one of them is the treatment of first nation peoples. that's one of the reasons now abraham looked in high school is no longer going to be named after honest abe. what do you make of this? >> i think when we start tearing down our presidency and part of the article i saw also said they felt he didn't feel that black lives matter. as a black man giving you my free opinion right now and not working for free somewhere else, i'm very thankful for the sacrifices that abe lincoln made. and self-professed, frederick douglass has a great book on abraham lincoln. maybe you should read it. here's the thing about what it is to be american. abe felt a certain way. he was -- over time and educating himself and his friendship with frederick douglass and being able to, here's the key word, listen, he grew and was able to finally

i want to point out, dana, i think the vice president was or president-elect, joe biden, was incrediblyracious there when he was saying i understand the position they are in. >> yep. >> and very restrained. and gives you a little insight into who he is because as a negotiator, biden is pretty well known for saying to people i understand where you're coming from and i think that's what he was saying out loud to jake yesterday, and i think that's the way he operates. it was gracious and restrained. >> you're so right. legislating is an art. one of the first things you need to know is how to figure out what will mess up the person on the other side of the table with the base and what isn't. this is a great example. such a good point. jake also asked biden if he would like donald trump to attend his inauguration. here's what the president-elect said. >> president trump has not said if he's going to attend your inauguration yet. do you think it is important that he is there? you're laughing. >> i think it would, important only in one sense, not in a personal sense, important in the sense tha

i'm still waiting for us to get to that point. >> dana: i remember when president obama was in the processg a new press secretary and the chief of staff at the time let it be known that he wanted to make sure it was a woman in the job and i remember saying why not just say we are looking for the best person, name her, and then she will never wonder was i really the best person. >> martha: only competing against 50% of those who applied. >applied. >> dana: women are doing well everywhere. d.c. is a great place for women to advance. i also would say that t.j. biden's press secretary who did that job on the campaign with stage 4 lung cancer. >> yes, he did. >> dana: getting those treatments is he amazing. and mike worked for dr. jill biden. they didn't do a ton of press work that you saw because the campaign was very much just holding back, letting president trump take the lead. but, those men did a really good job. and i think that when the team all comes together, it won't just be women that are advising. these women especially jen psaki a lot of experience will have the president's ear. sh

so the two things are one, the duty and the power of the media, greg and dana, to your point about itinvestigation, multiple investigations play out how crucial it is that there is a highlight on either conflicts of interest with a now president-elect joe biden where the perceived conflict of interest with him in this administration. because i think we have to know were resigned to the fact that other than scum of the mainstream media won't do it. >> greg: all right. i think the real scandal is my shirt, the caller is too big for the sweater. and i feel like a flying nun. it just doesn't feel right today and it is perfecting my performance. coming up from andrew cuomo facing a new controversy after being hit with sexual harassment allegations. what he says happened next. ♪ some hot cocoa? mom, look! are you okay? head home this holiday with the one you love. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer today for exceptional lease and financing offers at the mercedes-benz winter event. tums ver(bell rings)la stick when heartburn hits fight back fast... ...with tums chewy bites... beat heartbu

dana. first of all, thank you for allowing me to share this amazedly blessed day with the world. i wanted to make the pointm having a little bit of hard time hearing you, doctor, but i think the audience can hear you. what do you think about this situation of how quickly we were able to get this vaccine from an idea -- and i know there was a new technology with mrna, and getting the shot today, how quickly that all happened. >> yeah. i'm sorry we are having trouble communicating. two answers to your questions. one, you should be starting to get immune responses about two weeks after your second shot. so protection kicks in. one of the things that's important to ensure americans about this vaccine and why it is so important to take it, although we've made great progress in the last seven to nine months, that progress is built on two years and a tremendous commitment to science and technology that's led us to this point. it's based on a very strong set foundation of science and technology. this has been rapid, but it has not been reckless. we know the data is showing the vaccine is highly effective, over 95%

i am wondering why you think that is, and what kind of cracks in the labor market that can point to. danasure. my guess is that you have many people who are still concerned about going outside and being involved in in person activities. procedural workers, a lot of it is going to be in retail and activities where you have to be in person, so i would imagine that the fear factor is still out there, and it is affecting whether or not people want to go out and be engaged. so again, it is really about that vaccine being available. dana, have a happy holiday. thank you for your time today. greatly appreciate it. dana peterson, conference for chief economist. we will talk about the market perspective in just a moment. we will get some insight into what is happening with the currency markets. mark mccormick is going to be joining us. we will talk about michel barnier briefing reporters, giving brexit talks a final push. this is the critical moment. i think we've heard that before, though. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. it is a spending bill that has

can get past the soft patch and look towards stronger growth by mid year 2021 how strong at this point dana is the link between what you are finding on consumer confidence and actual consumer spending in retail sales. >> well, i mean, we don't have all the retail sales data for the fourth quarter, but we do know that sales were soft in the last reading and it was surprising and broadly spread especially since consumers have been spending a lot on goods we know services have been weak. that's because people aren't able to engage in in-person activities it is not surprising to us certainly given the fact that you have more cases cropping up, more businesses being asked the close, and also moving fear before the stimulus package that there wasn't going to be one that was reflected in confidence as well as potentially in consumer spending. >> dana peterson, thank you for joining us, with some color on today's report we appreciate it >>> after the break, we are going to continue to talk about the consumer chipotle, about to wrap up a banner year with the stock climbing more than 60 pz in the fac

. >> dana: it is amazing. at some pointica, do your public service, step aside and let somebody else give it a shot. lot of these democrats want a younger generation. one other question for you. i know we'll talk about this more on "the five." in massachusetts, they're saying prison inmates there will be among the first to receive a covid vaccine. slightly controversial, as you can imagine. how do you see it? >> mass chewachusetmassachusett got to either release them or vaccinate them. they're sitting ducks now. all the big, five of the biggest clusters are now in prison. they can't socially distance, by definition. the sanitary conditions, i have been in so many of these, everything from jails to deep penitentiaries. the sanitary conditions are horrible. staff, also the staffs are at great risk. i think it comes down to that. i get it. you don't like them. what are you going to do? give them a death sentence? you have to vaccinate or release. many prisons, like here in cleveland, have been released that would not have been

ask your doctor about living longer with kisqali. >> dana: former cia boss believes there could be life beyond earth and he pointsevidence. john brennan calling this images that look like ufos quite eye-brow raising. lucas has more. i'm a skeptic on this stuff. tell me more. >> many people are. former cia director john brennan said this about ufos on a recent podcast. >> it's presumptuous for us to believe there's no other form of life anywhere in the entire universe. what that might be is i think subject to, you know, a lot of different views. but i think some of the phenomenon we'll see is unexplained. >> brennan has been saying that russia is manipulating trump. this after u.s. navy fighter pilots seeing ufos at hypersonic speeds, dana, off the east coast of the u.s. five years ago. it wasn't ufos last night, but jupiter and the rings of saturn. no ufos. >> dana: thanks, lucas. they were beautiful. and the new york yankees are stepping up to the plate to help small businesses hurt by the pandemic. the team says they're giving $50,000 to businesses near the stadium in the bronx. games usually draw tens of thous

long that could take given where we are with the -- just the two vaccines at this point approved and out there? >> well, dana0 million americans in the country and both of the vaccines that we currently have available to us require two doses. so that means 660 million doses. in the first week when these vaccines were being rolled out, we accomplished basically about 1 million doses. and what the president-elect is aiming for is a million doses a day. if you do the simple math, 660 million divided by 1 million, that's 660 days. it is going to take a while to get everybody in this country vaccinated even at the pace -- at the much faster pace the president-elect is hoping for. we do need to double down. as dr. jha said, additional vaccines would help our cause here. bottom line, everybody needs to be trying to get vaccinated when it's their turn. it really is an american citizen's duty to help achieving this herd immunity level. >> there are about 20 million americans -- sorry, operation warp speed goal is to vaccinate 20 million americans by the end of the year. dr. fauci says he still thinks this country is

so like to greg's point, some are cold that i could just wear a giant puffy jacket. >> dana: if you gainedpounds you are hiding it extremely well, i don't believe that for a second and we would love to have you on vacation with us. geraldo, where would you like to go? >> geraldo: i miss broadway, i miss the great white way. i'm a native new yorker, and the hot show on broadway, have a nice dinner and go to one of the restaurants there in the theater district. not being able to access that, looking at shops being so empty, and, i can tell that you are homesick. >> dana: i feel like a counselor. however next year it will get better. it will be better next year. jesse, where would you travel if you could? >> jesse: i would like to go to aruba and take geraldo with me because he's so melancholy. i use that word every single holiday. >> dana: i would like to go home to wyoming and see my family on the ranch and my family in chicago but i also have this strong hankering to spend christmas in spain this year. so maybe i can do that. another instagram question. who is the hardest and the easiest p

. >> dana: do you anticipate to that in the new year you would have another chance to do a covid relief bill? will there be another one? at that pointo you think you will be able to get liability relief for small businesses into the package? >> i think that liability relief it's really important, not just even small businesses, but universities, nonprofits, hospitals, doctors, nurses, this epidemic of lawsuits is already developing. these people need to be protected, because they were doing the best they could with a an unknown disease. if there is another coronavirus relief bill after the first of the year, i'm going to insist a liability protection for these universities and health care providers as a part of it. >> dana: all right. we wish you a merry christmas. thank you for coming on the show today, senator. >> thank you, dana. >> dana: brand-new reaction from the biden team on an investigation into his son hunter. that's coming up next. ♪ needles. essential for sewing, but maybe not for people with certain inflammatory conditions. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz. the first and only pill of its kind tha

dana, i remember during this whole battle, you weren't screaming what you were pointing out who was doingy ten people were trying to blame the republicans he would go no, no, it's this, this, this. no one in the media would list listen. >> dana: and then yesterday, mitch mcconnell actually gave up a huge thing. initially, you and i talked about this, that he wanted liability protections for small businesses so that they could keep open and keep paying their employees, frivolous lawyers. then on the democratic side they really want state and local money, regardless of need. but mcconnell said yesterday, tell you what, state and local money, strip out liability protections, let's just get money directly to the people who need it. we called their bluff and guess what happened, no, we can't do that. a place like the bull pantry lines where you have people who have never had to ask for charity in their lives, and now they have to be in a line waiting to see if they can get some help and they can't worry about politics. they don't have time for that. their lives are too busy figuring out a way

dana. people are really hurting. i just want to point out one thing.you have any faith at all in government, any faith -- and we are deeply skeptical, we are even cynical, we have been in the business, at least i have come a long, long time, here is with the vote, the senate, 92-6, the house of representatives, 359-53. so it passed overwhelmingly. a la mode to say congress is dysfunctional and the lobbyists rule everything and that washington is just a bunch of liars and leakers and so forth. but at some point you have to have faith in the leadership. i mean, do you trust mitch mcconnell? i know how most people at least on this network feel about nancy pelosi, but these are the leaders, they get together, that is the process. i don't like it. the debt keeps growing. i give you an example, greg and i covering the war in afghanistan, 11 assignments over there, we did one school house they built, the usaid money, we went back the next year, the place had been blown up and they rebuilt it, we went back another time and it was blown up again. so there is fu

. >> dana: there was more to the debate last night. harold, republicans pointe fact they have won 28 of these runoffs since 1992. do you think warnock performed well enough that he could try to beat the republicans this time? >> well, if you look at the polling data, it suggests that warnock is right in this race. if you listen to the refrain that was used by loeffler, she called him radical and liberal 15 times when i watched the debate. she is trying to label him. he came back at her saying she had a record to run on, she would be running on it. this will be a tight race to the end. i was surprised that senator perdue did not show up against young ossoff. i think the real question is what impact did president trump's visit have over the weekend? did he complain about how he was treated? we will wait and see. >> dana: the republicans said the president did what he wanted them to do. he said get out there and vote and vote by mail. it was important. how do you think about her headline coming out of this. she wanted to label him as a radical leftist and made it

dana: i don't know. she probably is going to ask someone to photo shop it turn it arranged so she can have -- she will probably it at some pointse two but i think to greg's point there were lots of different heros this year especially those frontline workers most of them did not have a day off and working 20 hour days trying to save people in the hospital. >> greg: really, what did they do? >> jesse: judge, who would you have given "time" magazine person of the year to? >> judge: anyone whether it's the frontline workers, the doctors, the people working on the za vaccines the companies wo got involved. this reminds me of barack obama. he wasn't in there a week and a half and they decided to give him the nobel peace prize when he hadn't done anything and he will awards will the 8 years he was there it's an agenda. it's the left's agenda. who cares about this? will. >> jesse: this kind of lost its luster many, many years ago as the magazine industry took a turn. >> geraldo: i will say. i don't know where you can even bi"time" magazine anymore. i will say this about clarifies. remember, the first african-american and that high of

the state of michigan's radical dem attorney general dana nestle doesn't like the lawsuit that's been brought against her seat. nessel could not pointnstitution not to bring the lawsuit forward and continue the lawsuit. our next guest has testified about electoral fraud in michigan. joining us now is patrick colbeck, election challenger in wayne county, michigan. and, patrick, it's good to have you back on the broadcast. i'm sitting here watching what happened in ante or rim county, and we're supposed to get a report on the forensic results of that audit. and again, to remind everyone, this is the same county where 6,000 votes were flipped by the software, i think we probably should say, there trump to -- from trump to biden. and yet we don't have the answer yet. why not? >> that's a good question, lou. you know, ever since i figured out what day it was after serving as a poll challenger at the counting board, my number one mission was to get access to those servers in the county. and i've been working with a group of patriots to do just that. and today, you know, we're supposed to get the results of that forensic analysis that was

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point. to return to those pre-election days and sentiments, political sentiments, is very difficult. >> danaining me now is dagen mcdowell, an anchor on fox business. they can come i want to listen to the sound from nancy pelosi. this is when democrats were trying to blame republicans and president trump for starting the bill. watch. >> every single one of these are important to us. we carry these people in our hearts. we should be curing them on our conscience. we are in a full-blown economic and health catastrophe. it's amazing to see the patient's the g.o.p. has for other people suffering. >> dana: let's get your take on how all of this is coming o out. >> this isn't just callous, what the democrats are doing, some of these comments from senator dick durbin, it almost feels like they are running a victory lap. they've broken a thunder by this crisis. it's not callous, it's sadistic. it does she feel tingly on the inside knowing that she basically turned her back on american people, but she won a victory over donald trump for her own political greed and gain because she withheld money from

point. jim acosta, thank you very much. let's get more on all of this. our chief political correspondent dana bash is with us. our cnn political correspondent abbout by phillip is here. done that, house confidents are actually urging president trump not to concede the election, instead press for a floor night the house of representativesor over his election loss. what are the potential consequences of this kind of move? >> the consequences are mostly about the continued repercussions of so many people who are part of the echo chamber that president trump is part of and these house conservatives as well that keep putting false information back and forth, back and forth through this chamber, saying that the president didn't win, that he is not -- that joe biden isn't legitimate, that it was rigged, all the things that we hear from the president all the time that are just not true. it's really great reporting from our colleagues, man knnmanu raj some of the reporters in the house, what they want to do is when the joint session of congress comes together at the beginning of january, when they have to approve the