and i was dana white. you know who dana white is. what a job. he said let me tell you something. you know, jorge has been around for a while. i hear he's won most of his fights. i am going to be watching web's a fantastic talent. he used to fight at 8 years old. he used to beat up guys 16 and 17. they took him to the gym and he beat up all these guise in the gym. d all of these guys in the gym. but we had this young within handsome -- looked like a male model. dana white said to me, this is the future of the ufc. this guy walked in and the fight lasted 1 1/2 seconds, i think. it was the quickest knockout in the history of the ufc. it was like ding -- he runs across the ring and kicks the hell out of him. i looked at dana and said dana, what happened? he's a great fighter and a great guy, thank you very much. thanks for being here. he's a champ. he's got that heart. we need more people like him. we need people like number our government who have guts and courage. for decades we spend billions of dollars rebuilding foreign nations and fighting ridiculous foreign wars, defending the

>> dana: john roberts at the white house. thank you so much. have team fox coverage that continues because matt finn you are live in phoenix and there is a hearing that is ongoing right now? >> dana, that hearing is happening insides of this downtown phoenix hotel. throughout the day there has been lots of president trump supporters outside the hotel hosting a stop the steal rally. today's rally is hosted by several state senators and representatives. president trump's attorneys rudy giuliani and jenna ellis are physically present here. this is not an official bipartisan hearing at arizona state capital where witnesses are being sworn in. instead, this is described as a fact finding hearing. giuliani has been doing a lot of the questioning with one witness talking in length about dominion voting. and the president's attorneys and republican lawmakers at today's hearing are trying to collect any secretary of defense that wool justify or trying tore hold a special session with the trump team insisting that they can potentially change how arizona'

ufc president dana white also added he's hopeful fans would be able to attend the fight.ce match after a positive test for covid within the squad. the unnamed player has been moved to separate accommodation from the team. it comes two days after another three players were put into isolation after positive tests. the first of three t20s in cape town against england starts next friday. the last semi—final place is up for grabs at the atp finals this afternoon — we can go live to the o2 right now where the world number one novak djokovic on court taking on alexander zverev — who won here two years ago. he beat djokovic then — but can he do it again for a place in the last four? djokovic leading 4—2 in the first set. he has break point. you can follow this match on bbc two right now and on the bbc sport website as well. that's all the sport for now. back to you, jane. thank you, holly, we will see you in the next hour. the health secretary, matt hancock, has said the nhs will be given whatever resources it needs to roll out a mass programme of vaccinations, as soon as a covid

. >> dana: analyze look at the white house were president trump us up to part and a nationalist thanksgiving turkey at any moment. of course we will take you there. hello, everyone, i am dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." ♪ >> dana: would begin with millions of americans on the move just two days before thanksgiving, that is coronavirus cases surge across the country and states ramp up restrictions. get we begin now with dr. robert redfield. americans have pretty much made up their mind about thanksgiving and they've heard the guidelines. believe though that we double our litigation. how do you think we should do that if people feel like they were already doing a lot? >> it's very important. clearly right now you can see the surge that we are seeing, unfortunately in hospitalizations and deaths. i just try to remind the american public that we are not defenseless against us, have powerful tools that we now know work. wearing masks, that works. social distancing, hand washing, being smart about crowds. trying to be careful about what we do in indoor settings. these things really do

let's discuss now, chief political correspondent dana bash is here, white house correspondent kaitlan collins. dana, how are you? i haven't spoken to you since the election. have you gotten any sleep? >> a little. what day is it? >> it feels like jet lag. we've had jet lag for a week. >> that's exactly what i've been saying. let's talk about this. 306 electoral votes for president-elect biden. president trump called it when he won in 2016, a massive landslide victory. why is everyone going through this whole farce? does this end today? when is this going to end? >> well, kaitlan might be able to answer that better than i. from the sources i'm talking to, it depends on the minute, it depends on the hour, it depends on what kind of mood at that precise moment the president is in. he fundamentally feels as though he needs to fight like he is known to fight for the 72 million people who voted for him. the question, don, which is obviously what you're getting to, is why the republicans in congress are feeding into that. and the answer is, the same reason they fed into so many things over t

president-elect joe biden is starting to fill out his white house staff as he presses ahead with this transition. he has named his campaign's chief counsel, dana, as white house counsel, senior campaign aide jen o'malley dillon, steve burke eddie, and mike donelan will join the staff as well. louisiana congressman cedric richmond will give up his house seat for a role on the biden team. india's prime minister is hoping to attract foreign investment to modernize india's urban centers as the nation rebuilt its economy after the coronavirus pandemic halted activity. the prime minister gave the keynote speech on the second day of the bloomberg new economy forum. future.e looking at our major changes in education, health care, shopping. be a part ofs to this convergence of the physical and digital world. minister sayse india has completed work on two thirds of its projects to build smart cities. the u.k. and european union could reach a post-brexit trading deal as soon as monday. the two sides are edging closer to agreement on the biggest sticking points. the urgency is ramping up with britain's departure from the eu 31.le market on december withou

. >> dana: joe biden taking the lead in pennsylvania and georgia. the race for the white house coming down to a handful of battleground states. hello i am dana perino and this is the "daily briefing." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> dana: let's look at where we stand in the race to 270. former vice president biden has 264 electoral votes to president trump's 214. we have reporters covering it on the ground. let's begin with matt chairman of the american conservative union. as harris faulkner just reported, breaking news that the trump campaign will be able to make its petition at 5 p.m.? >> yes, brand new news. this is the tip of the iceberg. if we get access to the records as fox news reported, we have not been able to be in the counting sites. we are not able to get all of the information we need, but this is an important first step. >> dana: curious about that. i was in florida. you were in 2000. the observing was done during the recount and not during the first count. is that something you would anticipate here? are you looking for a recount in nevada? >> no, when it comes to all o

the places where they want him to as they have been saying repeatedly. >> dana: biden might want to build a wall between the white capitol hill. >> republican senators. >> dana: richard and katie, thank you so much. next we could be headed to another lockdown if he listens to one adviser on the coronavirus. wait until you hear what he says. non-valvular afib can mean a lifetime of blood thinners. and if you're troubled by falls and bleeds, worry follows you everywhere. over 100,000 people have left blood thinners behind with watchman. it's a one-time, minimally invasive procedure that reduces stroke risk-- and bleeding worry--for life. watchman. it's one time. for a lifetime. deign the coronavirus surging in the united states. officials reported more than 140,000 new cases yesterday. that's another new record. this as the daily death toll reaches nearly 1900 for the first time since may. and it also comes as new york's governor is cracking down on bars, restaurants and even private residences david lee miller has the latest. david lee? >> dana, let's start off with another disturbing statistic across the country.

first, let's go to john roberts where you're on the front lawn of the white house. >> dana: yeah, they can move quickly here.one day you have lawn, the next day dirt. the next day you have lawn again. the president out of the white house for the first time in awhile today. the first time we've seen him in public since last thursday. i'm told the president is working the phones, driving action here in terms of this vote challenge. meeting with his campaign officials again today as he did yesterday. and the president said to be in good spirits about all of this. the trump campaign continues to file legal challenges the most recent in michigan where they have evidence from witnesses of voting irregularities. now it's turning to the georgia recount. every vote will be recounted by hand. the first time that has happened in the state of georgia. stands to be a little more than a 14,000 vote margin for biden. .3 of a percentage point. doug collins will be leading the recount effort. here's what he said a short time ago. >> this is about really the first step. this is making sure that every le

peter doocy with more from the biden team but let's begin at the white house with kristin fisher. >> hey danathe big news at the white house right now is trump firing his defense secretary mike mike mark esper. president trump and esper have really been at odds ever since this summer when esper refused to support invoking the insurrection act which would have allowed president trump to use active duty troops on u.s. soil to quell all of those protest happening around the country in the wake of george floyd's death. the president made this announcement official, as he often does come on twitter. he said "i'm pleased to announce that christopher miller, the highly respected director of the national counterterrorism cent center, will be acting secretary of defense effective immediately." immediately. mark esper has been terminated, i would like to thank him for his service." the president's decision to fire esper just two days after joe biden became the president-elect gives you a taste of what potentially could come over the next two months. we know fbi director has often been talked about also

. >> dana: here we go, one day to go in the race for the white house. the campaigns are not letting up in their fight for the battlegrounds. president trump and vice president joe biden are both speaking and the critical state of pennsylvania this very hour. hello, everyone. i am dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." >> if you want your values to be respected, if you want to be treated with honor and dignity and respect, then i am asking for you to go out tomorrow or sooner. >> tomorrow we can put in end to a president who's fanned the flames of hate. my message is simple. the power to change the country is in your hands. >> dana: president trump holding rallies and four states today is former vice president joe biden is going to focus on ohio and pennsylvania in the final hours. we have team fox coverage martha maccallum is here. peter doocy has the latest from the biden campaign. let's begin on the road with the chief white house correspondent john roberts live in scranton, pennsylvania. hey, john. >> just outside of scranton at the scranton l

dana: the noise? >> greg: in general. you're dressed in white. elatively speaking, there's a lot of -- a lot of peaceful marching that went on. the trump folks that got down there for the maga march, it was -- that was mostly peaceful. you had the violence. we amplify it because you play it and you see it on social media. it's happening. i think one of the things that everybody has to do and the holiday season might be a good time to do that especially at home because of the coronavirus, you have to think about what kind of example do you want to leave? leave the example that you want for your community and your family first. start there. rather than nationalizing every issue. >> greg: it's like a language that they don't understand. >> dana: and there was a piece posted online where biden and harris really need to step up here and to say something. obviously going to say that trump does, too. i get that. biden didn't say anything today until he was asked. he could have said something saturday night. that would have helped. >> greg: jesse, last wo

. >> ♪ >> dana: a live look at the white house where president trump is set to speak in 30 minutes. s first public remarks in a week. i am kristen fisher in for dana perino. this is the "daily briefing." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> the president is expected to talk about prescription drug prices and could comment on a number of big issues. kevin cork live at the white house. the big question is will president trump take questions from reporters in the room? >> that's the $64,000 question. we saw him previously but he hasn't talked at length about a number of the issues we would love to hear from him about like the on-going legal battles to contest the 2020 election. on this day we expect to hear the president talk about the effort to lower the cost of prescription drug prices. we know that the drug maker pfizer is requesting emergency approval of its anti-covid-19 vaccine and it appears 95% effective preventing mild to severe covid-19 disease. the president said the vaccine will be free and the company says it could very soon be available. >> from our side, we would be ready within hours from recei

clinics at her husband were exempt from them, everyone else had to stay at home, dana nessel dismissed those complaints as "white outraged because they can't go golfing." and so on. dana nessel may be the worst attorney general in the country, and there is stiff competition in that category, so it's just a matter of time before dana nessel tried to invalidate the first amendment. now shee is doing that. nessel is threatening to imprison the editors of the concerted news organization bigley politics for the crime of reporting the news. that site has posted audio p recordings of poll workers in michigan. nessel claims their report as "misleading." that's a crime now in michigan apparently. and just in case that wasn't clear, nessel warns bigley politics that "failure to comply will result in criminal prosecution."" so if you disagree with dana nessel, you will go to jail. that's the new third world standard in michigan. what'sat interesting is that otr news organizations have said virtually nothing about this. cnn isn't complaining about it, neither was "the washington post" or "the new york times." they love auth

. >> dana: not just about the white house tonight, control is also at stake, republicans defending 23 seats. we have team coverage, karl rove standing by for analysis. mark meredith is in north carolina because that is a big race, let's start with you. >> sure, good afternoon. north carolina has seen record turnout for this year's election and also choosing who they want to be the state's next senator. right now watching face off against democrat kal cunningham. won his seat by less than 50,000 votes, all indications are this could be even closer this time around. after he admitted to having an inappropriate relationship outside of his marriage and has been criticized for his relationship to president trump. at about a way in on this, the first state to send out absentee ballots, early voting has been for the half of october and they show people have really embraced those options with more than 960,000 people voting absentee, 3.6 million choosing to cast ballots early on that as the state's 7.3 million registered voters and at this rate gets to be close, one other factor we will watch

. >>> joining us now to talk about all of this is cnn chief political correspondent dana bash and cnn white house correspondent john harwood. john, you are there at the white house. where is the president? what has the president been doing for these past days? >> the president has been stewing, alisyn, in the embarrassment of his defeat, lashing out and securing the acquiescence of the entire republican party in this charade. everyone who is expected to reality knows that he has lost the election. the fraud claims are fabricated. what we see is a president who simply can't adjust to this reality and the amazing thing is he is pretending to have won the election or that he's on the path to win the election for a job that he does not want to do. as you indicated at the top, the pandemic is spiraling out of control, the president has not taken action. his vice president, mike pence, had been scheduled to go on vacation to florida this week. he's now canceled his vacation not to get on top of the pandemic, but rather to help sustain the president's fabricated arguments about the election and al

. >> ♪ >> dana: the race for the white house coming down to several battleground states including northa. the race for the white house and a showdown in the senate is undecided. mark meredith is live in charlotte. >> good afternoon. north carolina is giving its counties plenty of time, until next week to account for absentee ballots. the state of north carolina reports right now there is a potential for 116,000 absentee ballots outstanding. they were sent out but not necessarily returned before election day. it doesn't mean they were cent back in. they were broken down by the voters who requested them. a huge number 46,000 of third party voters that are still out there. is this going to impact not only the presidential race but the senate race here in the tar heel state? republican tom tillis is ahead by 97,000 votes. we talked to the top republican chairman here in north carolina. he said he is confident tillis will win even after the absentee ballots are counted. >> they are working through those. there are no numbers in those count that would preclude us from calling this race. they

. >> ♪ >> dana: a live look at the white house where president trump is set to speak in 30 minutes. ic remarks in a week. i am kristen fisher in for dana perino. this is the "daily briefing." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> the president is expected to talk about prescription drug prices and could comment on a number of big issues. kevin cork live at the white house. the big question is will president trump take questions from reporters in the room? >> that's the $64,000 question. we saw him previously but he hasn't talked at lengt

. >> dana: analyze look at the white house were president trump us up to part and a nationalist thanksgivingkey at any moment. of course we will take you there. hello, everyone, i am dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." ♪ >> dana: would begin with millions of americans on the move just two days before thanksgiving, that is coronavirus cases surge across the country and states ramp up restrictions. get we begin now with dr. robert redfield. americans have pretty much made up their mind about thanksgiving and they've heard the guidelines. believe though that

white house is facing. i am in the briefing room, somewhere we haven't been in a long time, dana. we haven't gotten a briefing from the press secretary since october 1st. yesterday we were in here when the vice president and task force took no questions. it has been this broader pattern of people in the federal government refusing to take questions because of course they don't want to talk about the president's attempts to overturn results of the election. >> we'll see if we get factual answers to your questions which will no doubt be right on. kaitlan, thank you for that reporting. today, evidence of a clear and growing fracture in the republican party, between those who bolster the president's conspiracy theory and those who are beginning to acknowledge reality in public the way they have in private. a growing number of republican senators say it is the president's duty to start the transition. this from senator lamar alexander who is retiring. he put this out this morning saying if there is any chance whatsoever that joe biden will be the next president, and looks like he has a

white house. i think that everybody cares about that race. i will cede my time to danas talking about house and senate races. >> juan: let's get to the money, dana, because the democrats made it personal going after mitch mcconnell, lindsey graham and south carolina. i mean record amount of money. >> dana: so is it the money? what a waste. they have these ego trips where they think they are going to take out somebody like mitch mcconnell with aiming graph and they spend $100 million. jamie hamer's end. down in south carolina, not going to feed into another hundred million dollars, but the first person that i want to tip my hat to his susan collins of maine. this opponent of hers said i'm going after her on that vote alone. and susan collins kept at it. she won by eight points. they had her down by 15 in the quinnipiac poll, and they spent $93 million in maine trying to take her out and she won. >> juan: much more to come on "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. [ engine revs ] for those who were born to ride, ther

. >> dana: election day might be over but the race to the white house has not. dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." the vote still being counted in several battleground states including pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, nevada, north carolina and georgia. and that's the decision we are expecting to hear.

. >> dana: election day might be over but the race to the white house has not. hello, everyone, i am dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." the vote still being counted in several battleground states including pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, nevada, north carolina and georgia. and that's the decision we are expecting to hear. >> things are happening fast and furiously. the trump campaign has filed a lawsuit in the state of michigan saying trump's campaign has not been provided with meaningful access from numerous counting locations, and is guaranteed and that they halt counting until we have meaningful access which has been granted. not falls on the heels of bill stepian announcing in the last hour that they plan to ask for a recount in the state of wisconsin. that raises serious counts about the ability to give the results, and we will immediately do so. the threshold is within one percentage point of the total vote, immediately though, it isn't exactly meet immediately. and that will not happen until december the 1st. the trump campaign also insisting

dana bash in washington. a big day for joe biden's transition, unveiling his economic team and announcing the senior white house communications staff will feature all women. also, the president-elect gets his first intelligence briefing, a top secret look at the threats facing the country that he will be in charge of as president come january 20th. the president, current president is on twitter and television telling countless lies about the election, none of which deserve to be repeated here. the latest reality check on the president's fantasies coming from wisconsin where recount produced the same result as on election night, that is a joe biden win in wisconsin. trump appointed judges continue to dismiss his election challenges and the fired top trump election security official put it simply, don't believe a word the president is saying. >> there's no foreign power that is flipping votes. there's no domestic actor flipping votes. i did it right. we did it right. this was a secure election. >> meanwhile, the conspiracy focused trump is all but ignoring the raging pandemic that's still happening on his watch.

. >> trying to delegitimatize the election, the actual election of joe biden, dana, is hunkered down in the white. he's making policy decisions. he's stopped governing when it comes to coronavirus but making decisions. yesterday the acting secretary of defense announce add troop drawdown in afghanistan and iraq. why is he doing this now? >> because he can. it's not as if this is a president shackled by what is right or what is just or what is politically expedient if he were to be the president of everybody not just focused on the base. but even for him, who never felt that kind of pressure, unfortunately, probably, for a lot of people who felt he didn't speak for or to them, he's even more so now. that is why obviously there is a lot of concern. and you're exactly right, brianna. managing is one side of the coin. enabling is another. obviously a more dangerous side of that coin. and that is why i posed the question at what point does that go too far? at what point does it not matter if you are preventing a temper trant rum on policy a if you are undermining the very core of the democratic proces

. >> dana: joe biden taking the lead in pennsylvania and georgia. the race for the whitea handful of battleground states. hello i am dana perino and this is the "daily briefing." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> dana: let's look at where we stand in the race to 270. former vice president biden has 264 electoral votes to president trump's 214. we have reporters covering it on the ground. let's begin with matt chairman of the american conservative union. as harris faulkner just reported, breaking news that the

but it was, as you said, dana, a white, old man who did it and who was chosen by an increasingly youngty to do one thing, that's regain the ground that was lost four years ago in parts of this country that have been traditionally democratic, and he did it in a way that was always underestimated by even members of his own party. this is a man who is not known for his discipline, who ran an incredibly conservative, disciplined, understated general election campaign. and it is for that reason that he was elected today as president of the united states. but i just want to say one more thing. jake, as you said, tens of millions of meshamericans, for today is a huge sigh of relief. they've spent four years, a majority of americans spent four years being governed by a president they did not elect. today that ends for them and i think it is a cathartic moment. we have to give credence to that. it's a cathartic moment for millions and millions of americans. >> and one other thing we have to acknowledge, not only did joe biden pull off what i think very few people would have predicted a couple o

dana. they don't want to lose the white house, but if they're going to lose the white house, they don't alsoant to lose control of the senate. for them it's -- a much better situation to have a republican senate that they feel will counter a democratic president. >> reporter: yes. and they're calculus is on the president side of this, their calculus is that once the president sees the legal challenges not bear fruit, which nobody expects them to, even people who are probably actually doing this in the courts. they think that this is a futile battle. they're doing it because the president is demanding it. that once that happens, the president will accept the results. that's a big "if" and a big leap, considering the history of this president and not accepting a lot of things that don't, you know, coordinate with what we're seeing in reality. so that's where they are right now. kind of letting the president go through the stages of grief and acceptance and everything else that you can think of, but it doesn't necessarily mean that that is how it's going to play out, and in the meantime, as you

could cause major harm and also demanding answers from the gsa including how the white house is blocking that approval. >> dana: that word is ascertain, that where the people are looking at. jacqui heinrich thank you so much. i want to bring in charlie hurt. i want to talk to about these democrats. pressuring joe biden to be the most progressive president ever, alexandria ocasio-cortez are already planning to lobby for policies that we talked about, the green new deal for medicare for all knots despite democrats losing seats in the house. i like to watch and observe, and the democrats are just starting theirs. >> yeah. it is quite -- actually it's probably important to remember that it's a civil war that has been brewing for some years but it's been hidden away because there was so much concentration on the trump administration and people are focused on divisions within the republican party because you had this incredible disruptor. mike president trump in the white house and some republicans in congress that one so sure about him. it was sort of concealing the fact that there were real divisions that were ope

peter doocy with more from the biden team but let's begin at the white house with kristin fisher. >> hey dana

dana, we'll see you at 5:00. thank you. is it a musical good monday everybody, good afternoon. i'm bill hemmer and the whiteht against covid as cases are on the rise in just about every state. here's the great news, modernity says it's vaccine is nearly 95% effective based on early data. that company received billions of dollars on their operation warp speed on behalf of the trump administration and that has news sending the market soaring. the dow hitting record highs, looking at the dow at 13,000. plus there was this over the weekend.

white house. i want to bring in our chief political correspondent dana bash and bacarri sell eers, autr of "my vanishing country, a memoir." can he maintain a focus on these critically important issues in the face of this tension from the white house. >> he doesn't have a choice. this tension as you diplomatically call it is not going to go away any time soon. it is very clear he is not going to give up. he is going to exhaust all of these legal avenues that he believes that he has and that is not going to end until these states begin to certify the election results and that could be several weeks. the deadlines for those vary in various states, but it could be a while. so, look, joe biden kind of proved in the campaign that he could put blinders on and try to tune out the noise when he needs to. he responded to president trump a fair amount but he tried to avoid it when it didn't benefit him. if he maintains that, which people close to joe biden says that that is his plan, then, you know, it certainly will benefit him because he's not going to have much of a choice. >> you know, bacarri, biden is reite

dana: leland vittert is outside the white house.ou were there a few months ago with another crowd. reporter: a very different crowd. but black lives matter crowd just showed up along with the black panthers demanding reparations. this is the group the president would see if he looked out the second floor of the residence. we have american flags and black lives matter signs. people also popping champagne bottles. people are wearing masks, and drinking out of the same bottle and passing it around. make of that if you will. there is also a pungent smell of marijuana out here. a lot of people bringing their kids out. saying they believe this is an historic moment, they want to show their kids how change in democracy in america works in just four years. people have boomboxes out here playing "ymca" and "god bless the usa." you might recognize all those songs which are the playlists from president trump's rallies. perhaps there is a bipartisan hope in front of the white house if nothing else in musical form. a lot of people out here would

was my impression. >> juan: what we are talking about is here's an example, dana and i know andy card, used to be in the bush white just wrote a piece and he said 9/11 commission said failure to have a smooth transition after the 20 election definitely had impact on what happened to the country with 9/11. and you think about this being a volatile time in terms of the coronavirus he and the like, you think about the threat that we face even our colleague brian kilmeade on "fox & friends" said this morning that it is time for the transition to get going and the president to cooperate with the incoming administration. now i think i agree with brian kilmeade. that's news right there. >> greg: difficult. >> juan: as her senator kennedy. >> jesse: i cannot believe he is quoting brian kilmeade. >> juan: i had to fight with you republican lawyers who say there is nothing to this. >> jesse: that does not work with me. kennedy, what are your thoughts? >> kennedy: a look at don lemons statement an and i see groupthink. because you have to think the way we do or you are wrong, and if you are wrong, there will be consequences

white house. john, thank you. >> dana: it's raining tims, john.llion march. watch this. trump supporters attacked in the d.c. streets. trump flags and maga hats burned. one man was arrested for throwing fireworks at the pro-trump crowd. watch. the mayor's office says at least 20 arrests were made. griff jenkins is live in washington tell us more about what started the violence? >> good morning. apparently all it took was the sun went down. what began as peaceful marching and rallying during daylight hours at thousands of pro-trump supporters turned out to protest the election results took a violent turn as night fell. counter protestors many from antifa and blm mixed in. fighting erupted. five works were thrown at maga marchers and hats were burned and a man in his 60s was sucker punched for no reason. >> it got very violent very quickly. we were actually out having dinner with a walkaway crew and we saw antifa and black lives matter marching in the street carrying signs. i came out of my hotel going to a bar with friends and instantly greeted wit

dana bash. >>> in a year joe biden won the white house republicans made a dent in the democratic majority of therepresentatives and they have a record number of gop women to thank for that who more than doubled their numbers in this election. joining me now, is republican congresswoman-elect nicole malliotakis of new york and congresswoman-elect nicole mace of south carolina. thank you both for joining me. congratulations to you both. why do you think republican women performed better this year than in the past? >> we had more women running this year and it was an exciting time. we saw in 2018 a record number of democrat women run and win. if women want to have a seat at the table, then we have got to raise our hand and say we are going to step into the arena, risk it all, and we are going to run. and we have to have more women run to win and we can't just do this year in 2029. this is something we have to do especially in the house every two years when they have our election cycles. we made a huge difference this year. and if we want a seat at the table women have to run and they have to win. t

will not have to do that once trump is not in the white house and as he tries to protect his gop majority in the senate. it changes the dynamic. >> danas started a pac which allowed him to be a king maker. >> jesse: if biden wins and gets into the white house we're still living in trump's america, even though it's ought terse world it's trump's america. if i were him i would go down to mara doing go and golf and hang out with melania. if he wants to run again in 2024 that would be the greatest come back story ever. he has 70 million americans. it's an army. he could revenge what they see as a rigged loss. i think the rationale in four years would be economic. if the biden policies smother the trump recovery and hammer wages and job growth trump can come in as an ally to the working people and really help himself out there. also biden probably will get us into some dumb war that he has a history of doing that. the president could also come in and make that argument. but is the country psychologically in four years going to be ready for the trump show again? biden could just bour us all to death t where you even get the media rooting fo

. >> dana: here we go, one day to go in the race for the white house.paigns are not letting up in their fight for the battlegrounds. president trump and vice president joe biden are both speaking and the critical state of pennsylvania this very hour. hello, everyone. i am dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." >> if you want your values to be respected, if you want to be treated with honor and dignity and respect, then i am asking for you to go out tomorrow or sooner. >> tomorrow we can put in end to a president who's fanned the flames of hate. my message is simple. the power to change the country is in your hands.

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she dismissed those complaints as "white folks outraged because they can't go golfing," and so on. danal may be the worst attorney general in the country, and there is stiff competition in that category, so it was just a matter of time before dana nessel tried to invalidate the first amendment. now she is doing that. she is threatening to imprison the debtors of news organizations vaguely politics for the crime of reporting the news. that site has posted audio recordings of poll workers in michigan. nestle claims their report is "misleading." that's a crime now. in michigan apparently. in case that wasn't clear, nestled warned vaguely politics the "failure to apply will resut in criminal prosecution, so if you disagree with dana nessel, you will go to jail. that's the new third world standard. what's interesting is that other news organizations have said virtually nothing about this. cnn isn't complaining about it, neither was "the washington post" of "the new york times." they love authoritarianism, as long as their team is benefiting from it. we don't like it, no matter who is in char

white house. good morning. >> good morning, dana.esterday president trump addressed americans for the first time since the presidential race was called for joe biden. in his remarks he offered an optimistic outlook for the delivery of a vaccine but did not address the record number of new cases we're seeing across the country, and he almost acknowledged he won't be getting a second term. >> we're ready to go. >> reporter: speaking to reporters in the rose garden friday, president trump announced two covid vaccines could be approved by the end of the year and available to all americans as early as april. >> pfizer announced on monday that its china virus vaccine is more than 90% effective. this far exceeds any and all expectations. >> reporter: but the u.s. continues to set new daily records for covid infections, and cbs news has learned that the virus is once again hitting close to home for the president. dozens of secret service members are believed to have coronavirus or are in quarantine, though cases linked in part to campaign ra

white house. that was the hard-hitting journalism. >> katie: greg is mad that they are more dog stories in the media now. >> dana: a rescue dog at thatkatie: there is a change in tone and the media. it's born to remind anybody it's not just about president trump. people in the media going after mitch mcconnell. chris hayes and msnbc accusing john holmes who works for mitch mcconnell, did a good job of being his campaign manager in getting reelected of killing hundreds of thousands of people as if it's his responsibility. the rhetoric and the unity calls just proved again that the washington establishment is winning. it's an empty saying that comes up whenever people win and somehow want to claim that they're doing something it feels good to everyone but it does actually do anything. i think when you say it's time to heal and we're going to help your soul get revived, you're not god and not a religion for most people and the idea that you have to heal implies there something wrong with 71 million people. that they have done something so bad to you that you have this horrible wound. i think that's actually really insulting to have many

analysis today was chris wallace, dana perino, juan williams and katie pavlich from the battle ground in pennsylvania. but we begin at the white house, hour with john roberts. john, where we now? >> as you've been pointing out closer and joe biden. he has no intent of conceding even if biden were to hit that magic number of 270. the president a short time ago saying "we have full transparency into all vote counting and this is no longer about any single election, this is about the integrity of our entire election process. we will pursue this process through the law to guarantee that the american people have confidence in our government. i will never give up fighting for you and our natio regardingr fraud and lack of transparency and that will happen at 8:00 eastern tonight. his this big mailing of their dirty list and put a bunch of ballots out there and then they did not allow the trump campaign to be able to sit there along and watch these bouts to make sure that those people it's is actually a signature match. because he essentially locked everyone begs the question, why don't they want us in at the trump campaign also sent

white house. >> more than 1,400 americans died yesterday from the virus. jeremy, 1,400. almost a thousand every single day. our chief political coordinator is with us, danaash, along with abby phillips. ron klain who has been a longtime aide and adviser to the president-elect of the united states is likely to be the white house chief of staff, no surprise, is it? >> it's not. first of all, he was then vice president biden's chief of staff in the white house during the obama/biden administration. he has known joe biden since that i days in the senate. they have known each other for decades really. ron klain was the chief counsel for the senate judiciary committee when joe biden was on that committee and it goes on and on. few people who have the breadth of experience and that says a lot because joe biden has a lot of people around him with a lot of experience from getting nominees through congress, to being a chief of staff in the white house. you remember the recount. he was leading the charge for al gore there. most recently, ebola czar, if you will, during the obama administration. to have someone like that come in as a chief during a pandemic makes pe

white house correspondent john roberts. he's live on the north lawn. hi, john. >> dana good afternoon to you the pnt

. >> dana: even trump was talking about it remember, third term? >> dagen: today, when he walked in the whitese and the briefing room and he walked in front of the -- got 30,000 vaccines, he didn't quite do that, but the biggest problem for the democrats will be about 74 million people who voted for trump, the last four years they were bigoted not to be racist. it is going to get worse. so 74 million people eat bowls of kitten for breakfast and have grandma and grandpa locked up in the cellar. that is the level of moseying you will hear on the left about trump voters. bring it on. >> jesse: bring it on. andrew cuomo forced to cancel his thanksgiving plans after breaking his own rules. more on the backlash the governor is receiving for the covid crackdown. ♪ ♪ >> governors to increase to face backlash with covert restrictions. loss angeles within person dining for three weeks starting tomorrow. pennsylvania has been bars and restaurants from selling alcohol the night before thanksgiving. new york governor andrew cuomo canceling thanksgiving plans after criticism he has received. his 89-year-ol