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dd myers, -- dee dee myers, former press secretary for president bill clinton, joined veteran reporters for a discussion on covering the white house, the role of the press secretary, and how the biden administration might deal with the media. very much. i appreciate this event. i want to thank our speakers, it is midmorning on the west coast, and p.m. on the east coast. we are going to talk about what's next for white house press coverage for the incoming biden team and i want to give you an introduction how we will do this. we have two tracks on this. one is offering debuts to new political reporters, people on the beach, and also looking to what is going to happen. at the same time, we also have an issue there is actual turmo turmoil, the most recent a hack this week, the longest one in history. election, should the pandemic and the vaccination, and there are jobs hunger so there is a lot going on in the backdrop, we are going to ask about press coverage to speak to us, i am thrilled to have this speaker, first is anita, white house political correspondent, she has been in the white h

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helen: dee dee myers said that "west wing" went on tv at the time of impeachment.he is actually under rating that. aaron sorkin has said in interviews the moment he pressed finish on the pilot script, within 24 hours of the monica lewinski story breaking. when he pitched the story to nbc, they sat on it for a year, because they said, "we cannot go on with this now, because nobody wants to watch a show about white house staffers during the impeachment." i have my own personal sense of the timeline of "the west wing," because i am exactly the right age that my peers are -- the people i knew in the political union went into politics because they watched "the west wing." they watched in high school and decided, "this is what i want to do with my life." living in washington, d.c. where , living in washington, d.c. ., where i do now, there are an awful lot of people of whom that is true. i don't know if that is disturbing to the rest of america to know that they are being ruled by a ruling class that shows their careers because of a tv show, it is true. the tragic irony

and so this was a 75-minute call in addition to brian dees, biden's white house covid coordinator was on that call as well as his top congressional liaison. but one thing the biden administration has been pushing is they want this deal to be a bipartisan agreement. they want to ensure that senators from both sides of the i'll are signing onto this plan. but there have been some republicans expressing some unease with the early contours of the plan especially as lawmakers pass that 9$900 billin package at the end of last year. but right now white house officials are really pushing trying to do this in a bipartisan manner. on that call they also indicated they wanted this to remain as one whole package, not breaking it up into different pieces. now one thing that's being advocated for by some democrats is pursuing something called budget reconciliation which would allow for only a simple majority to be needed to pass this bill. the white house has said they want to keep every tool available to them in this process, but president biden has made it clear that he does want it to be a bipar

dee industrialization of the economy the loss of jobs the ever growing monopoly of the big tech companies aren't you concerned that diplomat for it depart from him at this point of time will also silence those very very important things yes i mean you're right the resolution to the to the challenges that you're raising which i completely agree with you around which led to the rise of president trump does not come from the part for a minute this point or another point that's just like you know like a little ants on an elephants or something like that it's not not the real issue and present it very effectively gave voice to people sense of alienation and in a classic new a fascist playbook he played the race card in combination with people's notions of economic and other forms of socially an issue because quite honestly you are correct. people aren't really needed because they're i mean look at this country right now the life expectancy is decreasing. the this generation in this country for the 1st time in history makes less than its parents and there are a lot of things we can do about it

on a marshall plan for democracy for more now i'm joined by dee dee political correspondent emanuel sure as emmanuel how significant is this call from the german foreign minister well here read a sea of history going full circle with germany offering a marshall plan to the u.s. because the marshall plan was the u.s. program that help germany and other european nations to recover economy from world war 2 of course decide it's not about economy recovery it's about solve ageing rescuing democracy. the german foreign ministers say there is no democracy in europe if there's no democracy in the u.s. so the term that he's using the marshall plan it's made is symbolic but it reminds of the transatlantic ties and he's no stranger to such historical tows being used just after joe biden was elected in november he had called for a new deal between the u.s. and. germany and it's very telling that this use of a cabaret charm times also used by and get america to condemn what happened to condemn what happened this week in washington she said she was furious and she was sad and as very unusual for the c

now for more on this i'm joined by dee correspondent eyes that callet seat from accra is that can you hear me can hear you great isaac good to have you on the show i get the sense that binds election is generally welcome from africans but that there might be questions whether the america is going to play any more of a role on the continent what would you say. it is a factor that in many african countries happy that there is a change i don't fight especially because of the push of the not trump the right in iraq for you however even though it will come from the prism biting election and also surname the don't really expect so much to change because they live on what's in our ways of president barack obama really is the marching times of africa so even though african countries are excited there's a change and i think that's right and fighting will be able to respect them and you don't really have so much of the teaching that things would change overnight horace important note the just made there that this wasn't just a trump thing but obviously with obama too many africans felt like the

we received this message from dee dee who writes, i am a mother who is juggling too much and see no end to burn out, please help. what is your response to, you know, parents who are like, yes, i want my kids in school, of course they don't want anyone getting sick, but then they can't really work if their kids are at home, at home let tarnin. so what do you say to them? >> i do want parents to know that when they are at their wits' end, when they are about to burn out, they should seek help. and i'm glad we're focusing on the mental health aspects of this pandemic, because they are important. and the longer it goes, we are getting fatigued and parents have to work and continue to be parents and take care of a lot of other responsibilities. and we know this pandemic has disproportionately impacted women. i urge parents to get help if their children are more anxious or worried, they can of course consult with their pediatrician. there are resources, the american psychiatric association, the american academy there is no shame in asking for help when you're at your wit's end. >> we're talki

well let's get the latest from dee to loose washington bureau chief it is paul welcome in this what's likely to happen today. right phil well today in the house the democrats are going to attempt to invoke the 25th amendment that would force wise president plans to make a decision to remove president trump from office only 9 days away from when joe biden takes the oath on january 20th but ultimately this will fail and will be shut down by republicans i mean what most people are paying attention to today here in the united states to whether the democrats are still planning to write up of articles of impeachment which are expected to happen on tuesday or wednesday so given not likely scenario the democrats failed last time are they more likely to succeed this time as you say with only 9 days of this president's eula. it's not likely that they will succeed in their attempt to impeach and remove donald trump from the office as you said phil just only 9 days way before joe biden is taking over but there have been more and more establishment republicans who are finally really fed up with do

dee has the latest dee. >> just taking off the call and he started by reiterated his interest in hybrid cloud an ai capabilities they say we'll start to see that show up in results in 2021 the operating environment will remain difficult, he says. the last quarter was another lackluster one from big blue a decline of more than 6% in the after hours, worth about 60 points on the dow. investors responding to yet another quarter, yet another year of declining revenue. in fact, in eight of the last nine years ibm has seen the revenue decline on an annual basis. that is really the first glimpse of guidance the street has seen from ibm since last april. the company light on details or specific numbers, though we're listening out for that on in call. analysts wonder how much will it get there and how much will it have to do with the spin off of its legacy business. it is increasing its cap suspending record. critics argued it made them more than a tech story. but so far, investors, they remain skeptical shares have lagged the broader market, not just techs, over the last one, two, five years. b

greg: that's a dee nelson special. fox business network anchor, taking taking. she puts on -- takingen mcdowell. host of kennedy on fox business network, kennedy. and highways have smaller shoulders than him, my massive side kick and nuf said on fox nation, tyrus. those were four for four intros. the best intros we've had in a while. i'm going to go with dagenoi first. you were subbing for maria. that means i didn't see you because i don't get up at u67 a.m. so i'm -- 6:00 a.m. i'm dying to know -- >> thanks. sorry to interrupt. greg: you have a show in the morning? >> not every day. it's not live. greg: who are you? i don't know who you are anymore. all right. i'm just interested in knowing what's inside your head now. >> no, you don't. but i'll tell you what i think about the subject. the condemnation from the right, from republicans, from conservatives, was swift and forceful. over and over again, you heard find these people, arrest them, this is wrong. and if you cannot condemn violence in every instance, to say that is wrong, don't do that, this must stop,

alan dee deer show wits is a lel -- dershowitz is a legal scholar. he joins us this morning.see you, alan. thank you for joining us. i know you're talking about this on your podcast. let me ask your reaction to what we heard from devin nunes, can someone bring criminal charges against big tech for trying to squelch any business of parler? >> i think that they can bring a challenge to the application of section 230. the other thing they can do is go on alternate sites. for example, rumble, which hosts my show, doesn't censor anything. so let's fight these monopoly as well in the marketplace of ideas and in the courts of law and in the legislative chambers. they are violating if not the text of the first amendment, the culture and the spirit of free speech and we who have been fighting for free speech, in my case, since the 1960s, we have to fight back. maria: yeah. well, that's the point, though, alan. they haven't addressed rumble yet but rumble may very well be next. i mean, they're taking down parler. you heard from john mace, the ceo. and not only are they removing him fro

how, how h dee dyee dee thoughow ab the rinos in the senate in particular are. viacom-cbs-owned simon & schuster are refusing now to publish a book that they contracted for with senator josh hawley because of his objection to the certification of the electoral college are vote. hawley's book is entitled "the tyranny the of big tech." it covers the technocrats of silicon valley who have used their massive power to de-platform and censor political speech they don't like much like the way simon & schuster is acting. the publisher says it can't support hawley after his role in, quote, a dangerous threat to our democracy and freedom. in his statement hawley says this: this could not be more orwellian. simon and schuster is canceling my contract because i was representing my constituents, leading a debate on the senate floor on voter integrity which they have now decided to redefine as sedition. he means to see them in court. meanwhile, social media giant twitter saying president trump is on the eventual of being permanently banned. twitter saying any further violatio

so right now that meeting that was held today with brian dees and that group of 16 senators, it's just 1 of several meetings that has been unfolding behind the scenes by the biden administration. as the president has made clear that getting this covid relief package passed is top ticket item for him in the opening days of his administration. pamela? >> all right, arlette saenz, thank you for that. and het me bring in democratic congresswoman barbara lee of california. she's the former chair. thank you so much for coming on. i first want to get your reaction to something we heard from senator bernie sanders this morning. let's watch. >> we're going to push joe as the president as far as we can. but given the fact he's been in office for less than a week i think he's off to a good start. >> so he's only a week in, but what is your take? has the president's first week been progressive enough in your view? >> well, pamela, first of all congratulations on your show. >> thank you. >> i'm really honored to be on your show during your first weekend. so thank you for having me. >> thank you so

on a marshall plan for democracy for more now i'm joined by dee dee political correspondent emmanuel shaz emmanuel how significant is this call from the german foreign minister well here we are to see history going full circle was germany offering a marshall plan to the u.s. because the marshall plan was the u.s. program that help germany and other european nations to recover it comically from world war 2 of course decide it's not about economy create cauvery it's about solve aging rescuing democracy. the german foreign ministers say there is no democracy in europe if there's no democracy in the u.s. so the term that he's using the marshall plan it's made is symbolic but it reminds of the transatlantic ties and he's no stranger to such historical ties being used just after joe biden was elected in november he had called for a new deal between the u.s. and. germany and it's very telling these 2 years of a cabaret terms also used by i got america to condemn what happened to condemn what happened this week in washington she said she was furious and she was sad and that's very unusual fo

dee dee's web site says the backlog is 941,000. apparently all new backlog. d d and bank of america at the trump administration, and even at the claimants who e. d d said failed to keep updating their status with the e. d. d bank of america, citing fraud. said it has done nothing wrong in freezing e bt cards to hundreds of thousands, you know we continue to work at unfreezing legitimate clinics within that pool. beyond that, i really have nothing to add when pushed. the bank executive said. it is added thousands of call center employees giving callers and average weight of just one minute. that absolutely has not been my experience with my constituents back in the real world, one can feel the anger and despair from those cut off and sometimes cleaned out by the e, d. d and it's agent bank of america. america told me that we're not will be responsible for the money was there was taken out of my account around like $1000. i don't mind account keeps telling me that they don't have nothing to do with that. there. that's all bank of america. aerial sides was flat

dees raised.ith regard to direct payments we think they should be much more targeted. $50,000 cap to individuals as an example. a hundred thousand for a family. right now if you look at the administration's plan you could have a family with three kids making almost 300,000 bucks a year getting a check. many of these people have had no impact from covid and some are doing quite well. others are struggling. let's focus on those who are struggling. you made a good point a moment ago that all the economic analysis has come in saying those who make over say $75,000 bucks a year are tending not to spend the money but save it. let's target it. we want it to help those who need it the most. in a time of unprecedented issues and debts and our debt the highest since world war ii we need to be sure this is targeted. unemployment insurance, they have a program until september. we don't know what the economy will look like between now and september. most economists believe next year will be significant growth,

dee dee's web site says the backlog is 941,000. apparently all new backlog. there was a lot of finger pointing and he d d and bank of america at the trump administration, and even at the claimants who e. d d said failed to keep updating their status with the e. d d bank of america, citing fraud, said it has done nothing wrong in freezing e bt cards to hundreds of thousands. we continue to work at unfreezing legitimate clinics within that pool. beyond that, i really have nothing to add. when pushed, the bank executive said. it is added thousands of call center employees, giving collars and average weight. just one minute that absolutely has not been my experience with my constituents back in the real world, one can feel the anger and despair from those cut off and sometimes cleaned out by the e, d. d and it's agent, bank of america. america told me that we're not be responsible for the money was there was taken out of my account. had a claim because they took out around like $1000. i don't my account keeps telling me that they don't have nothing to do with the

brian dees, who is president biden's top economic adviser, held a phone call yesterday afternoon with, among the republicans, are more of those self-avowed moderates. what we're learning from folks on the call while they said it was a good first step, a promising conversation, there are those republicans who balked at the price tag, who balked at the scope of this package and who also expressed reservations about the timing making the case that congress just passed a roughly trillion dollar bill a couple weeks ago they're making the case it's too soon to do it here again but there are those democrats to include bernie sanders who is the chairman of the senate budget committee saying democrats and republicans can talk all they want, democrats are moving forward, potentially with this process known as reconciliation. it's a way of writing this proposal to pass it with democratic votes alone. so already you are seeing from some elected democrats making the case that the scale and the severity of the need is so great that there's no time to wait, that the opportunity costs for waiting are

balsa, jimmy garoppolo, and george kettle, all missed significant time, and this doesn't even include dee ford who missed the entire season. >> i looked over in the suite, yesterday, and three suites over it looked like an all-pro team. we need those guys on the field. >> for us having $81 million of our salary cap not play this year, that the most nfl history. >> kyle asked me earlier if i stopped going to church or something. i will be a daily mass i can promise you. >> and, did you see this, steph curry named the western conference player of the week. curry scored a career-high 62 points in last night's win against portland. and served notice to his critics, reports of his demise are somewhat premature. curry became the first player since kobe bryant in 2005, to score 30 points in each half of that basketball game. kings and warriors underway right now. >>> amanda determined for sure. >>> now to our storm watch in the sierra. where the first no storm of the new year is in full swing. there is a winter weather advisory and much of the area. including lake tahoe region. until 4:00 tomorr

not live as long back then and they had no idea how corrupt politicians would become , that was from deehn says, i think it would find trump a patriot invited a traitor. norm is on the independent line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i am concerned. i think what our founders would think -- not as the previous caller said -- i do not think they had in mind how corrupt it could become. mainly because of the corporate greed that runs everything i often make the statement we are no longer the united states of america, where the corporate states of america and they own and run all three branches of our government and regulatory agencies that are supposed to protect we, the people, from those corporations. they need to dismantle citizen united. we need term limits. they need to stop gerrymandering districts. it used to be you could vote a miscreant out of office by voting. now if somebody decides they want to rerun their campaign, they automatically -- 90% to 95% -- are going to get reelected. we do not have much control over what is going on in government. i do not think that is with t

we still have two severe flood warnings for the river dee, and there's more rain to come next week.'s about the cold and the snow. there's more snow to come on sunday, but this time, the focus is on the southern half of the uk. we start sunday in this very cold air, temperatures widely below freezing. frost and ice will be a risk, and as this system pushing in from the southwest bumps into that cold air, this is where we're going to see the snow. so, initially, some snow likely across parts of southwest england, wales, south of northern ireland, gradually pushing its way eastwards. right on the coasts, probablyjust rain. head inland, we could see a couple of centimetres, maybe five or six cm of snow over higher ground. further north, it's dry with some sunshine. still some wintry showers, though, persisting across the north and west of scotland. it's a cold day wherever you are. temperatures in places are going to struggle to get much above freezing, and this area of snow gradually starts to ease away through sunday evening. we'll keep some showers going across southwest england. fu

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all kind and let's get more we are joined by dee w.'s chief political correspondent melinda craned belinda 76 years ago auschwitz liberated what meaning did the ceremony have today in the broadest talk well this is the 25th time that this commemoration has been held and quite simply its meaning is to remember the horrors of the holocaust as a 1st crucial step to ensuring that those horrors will not be repeated so as you mentioned this year the theme is 1700 years of jewish life in germany and that is a reminder especially to right wing nationalists who reject judaism as ili and the jews in fact have been here far longer than germany has been a nation state and this ceremony takes place at a moment of some urgency when as the president of the buddhist put it anti-semitism is once again rearing its ugly head as we also just heard from so a lot to connote love the president of the bundestag refer to this commemoration as an opportunity to renew germany's commitment to protect its jewish citizens and in fact there is much that they need to

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we still have two severe flood warnings for the river dee. the weekend is cold.f the midlands, wales. further snow showers overnight for north and west of scotland. an area of rain, sleet and snow arriving into south—west england, parts of wales, may be the far south of northern ireland. another cold night. widespread frost. temperatures across north—east scotland. so we're still very much in the cold air as we head into tomorrow. and then we have this system arriving from the south—west. as it bumps into that cold air, that will bring some snow across part of southern england, where we have not seen any snow at all so far this winter. so, snow through the morning, through parts of south—west england, wales, maybe into the far south of northern ireland, and then gradually pushing its way eastwards, but making slow progress. right along the coast, probablyjust rain, but head a little way inland, we could see a couple of centimetres in places, maybe five or six centimetres over higher ground. as we move further north, it is mostly dry. lots sunshine after that cold

still two severe flood warnings for the river dee and is more rain in the forecast for next week.ooking at. a fair bit of it this morning and more to come through this afternoon. it should tend to turn more showery, but you can see where it has fallen over the last few hours. scotland and into northern ireland, parts of wales, now beginning to push into the midlands and east anglia through the afternoon. elsewhere, we will see spells of sunshine but the cloud might lingerfor a while spells of sunshine but the cloud might linger for a while across south—east england and a cold day. through this evening, that area of rain, sleet and snow cleared away, and we will see showers pushing into scotland, and this area of rain, sleet and snow pushing into wales and possibly the far south of northern ireland. a cold night with widespread frost and ice a risk again. perhaps as low as minus eight celsius at least across parts of scotland. we are very much in the cold air as we head into sunday. we have a system pushing into the south—west and as it bums into the cold air, it will bring snow in

good morning, dee. talkr: i would like to about nepotism.his last speech at the capital, he was trying to put his daughter ivanka into the vice .resident's position everyone failed him so he is going to clean the board and start over again. the concept of nepotism running rampant in their government. thisoreign governments, gives them the opportunity to and part in this siege download spyware or bug the place. there areican party, people who blindly supported trump and his children weakened our country. how much does it cost to destroy america? to keep ause you want hold of your secret? i'm shocked at the republican party that they are willing to throw this country under the bus. host: any response there? say that nepotism is a problem and it has been a problem in the trump administration with his daughter and son-in-law. they started the rules when it comes to clot -- came to classified information. nip -- john f. kennedy made his brother the attorney general. it is hard to have anti-nepotism rules against the president because the presiden

dd myers, -- dee dee myers, former press secretary for president bill clinton, joined veteran reportersor a discussion on covering the white house, the role of the press secretary, and how the biden administration might deal with the media. very much. i appreciate this event. i want to thank our speakers, it is midmorning on the west coast, and p.m. on the east coast. we are going to talk about what's next for white house press coverage for the incoming biden team and i want to give you an introduction how we will do this. we have two tracks on this. one is offering debuts to new political

we still have two severe flood warnings for the river dee, and there is more rain to come next week.snow in the forecast. through this afternoon, some snow for the north and west of scotland, north—west england, parts of the midlands, north wales, maybe into east anglia. that will clear away eastwards through this evening. and then further snow showers overnight for the north and west of scotland, an area of rain, sleet and snow then arriving into south—west england, parts of wales, maybe the far south of northern ireland. it's another very cold night, widespread frost, with an ice risk in places. and temperatures across north—east scotland could get as low as minus eight celsius at least. so we're still very much in the cold air as we head into tomorrow. and then we have this system arriving from the south—west. as it bumps into that cold air, that will bring some snow across parts of southern england, where we have not seen any snow at all so far this winter. so, snow through the morning, through parts of south—west england, wales, maybe into the far south of northern ireland, and

we still have two severe flood warnings along the river dee.ast next week but for this weekend it is cold and there is more snow around. over the last few hours it has been falling across northern and western scotland, down into north—west england, north wales, now pushing into the midlands and east anglia. elsewhere there will be spells good afternoon — i'm gavin ramjaun... and this is your latest sports news. sri lanka are in the driving seat, after day two of the second test in galle — despite another brilliant he took his tally to six for the innings, adding three more today and mark wood struck twice, but sri lanka still built a big score, reaching 381. and england made a terrible start to their reply — lasith embuldeniya removing both openers cheaply, leaving them on 5—2 it was once again left tojoe root and jonny bairstow to steady things they closed on 98—2. the day's fa cup action is already under way — it's southampton against arsenal in the early kick—off southampton have taken a deserved lead, thanks to an own goal from gabriel afte

thank you to his humans, dee and larry, for sharing that picture with us.clouds and sunshine and warming up to 60 degrees in los altos and the rest of us 50s and 60s as well, mid-50s along the coast the cool spots and the warmer spots a couple degrees above 60. temperatures stay similar sunday, monday and tuesday, but then more of a warm-up, mid- to upper 60s by wednesday, thursday and friday about low to mid-60s around the bay, significantly above normal for the middle of january. we will keep you updated. >>> right now to keep you updated on sports instead of traffic here's gianna. >>> the giants say good-bye to one of their biggest rivals. >>> and steph curry catches fire for the third time in a week. >>> well, if there were a prize for working the longest day ever, gianna franco would win. she started her day doing traffic on our morning show and now 19 hours later, probably more actually, she's here for sports. you are our hero. you win the day. >> has it been 19 hours? it doesn't feel like it. had i been sleeping, i would have missed this great warrio

# zip a dee doo—dah, dip—a—dee—ay. right from way back i've loved music. # plenty of sunshine.a million pounds. it's always a wonderful day when we get together. it's lovely. oh, it's a significant amount of money and if, you know, it can go to other groups who can...and groups like ours, which can then go out and bring joy and happiness and hope to people with dementia, then it's got to be a fantastic thing. # so i say thank you for the music, for giving it to me, oh! thank you. amazing. thank you, all. i love that. that's one of my favourite stories of last year, paul and nick heidi, i think it's brilliant, uplifting stuck we will speak to them later. hopefully, at about 8:50am. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm tolu adeoye. a mass vaccination centre is set to open at the excel centre in east london today, as efforts to increase the number of people being vaccinated are stepped up. there will also be new sites at epsom racecourse in surrey and robertson house in stevenage. a 28—year—old woman has been arrested on sus

and the point you are making at the opening the way dee it better is make sure we're honest about the inequities out there, the health inequities, economic inequities and closing those gaps is front and center of his agenda. >> thank you. let's talk about some of that because he is touting his $1.9 trillion relief proposal. that includes plans for bigger stimulus checks, more aid for those unemployed, for the hungry and those facing eviction and additional support for small businesses. this is a major plan that's going to take a huge effort to get it done. it's not going to be easy to get it done, but i think you'll agree if we all work together, if our lawmakers do, we can. >> well, absolutely. and a trillion of that $1.9 trillion goes to just what you suppose. and we all have to make sure we have the ability the vaccine and everything that goes with it, the syringes, the protective equipment for our first responders and for our health care workers. the only way our economy is going to come back is if we contain this virus. and just leading by example, wearing a mask, having social d

host: here is dee in washington, d.c.aller: i was thinking about donald trump's legacy and i have a friend who says -- always talks about how terrible he is. i would always say he is bad but bush is worse. he started the war, millions of people died, our service members were wounded, but what happened on the 6th, i had to go to my son and say, i think trump passed bush. just fermenting this for his own political gain, i think maybe his supporters will still hold them in high regard, but i think his legacy is pretty bad. that is all i really wanted to say. anyway, thank you for c-span. host: what do you think from the trump presidency my get lost? achievements that my get overshadowed by what happened on january 6. guest: i do not know if it is going to be overshadowed. it has maybe been over the last few weeks, but i think that the changes in the federal judiciary, particularly the supreme court, have been pretty momentous and are going to be long-lasting. it is something that may be putting a little too much faith in. ul

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squawkky dee dee looking at various counties. there are 159 of them in the peach state. each one is a saga to tell. jackie, how does it sort outgoing into tonight? reporter: good afternoon, neil. you can say that. georgia it is about turnout across the state but within these counties you're mentioning as well. there are a now i will be with you tonight we'll be watching very closely. let's take a look in 2020 in the general election what happened specifically in georgia. the first one i want to go to is this tiny red county here, peach county, right. time any, tiny population. but you can see that the republicans they actually held the lead in both senate races here this will be really important because, this county backed trump twice but also backed president obama twice this is one of the counties has a racially split electorate. it might be early indicator which way this will go in georgia tonight. it is certainly one to watch. i want to go back to the presidential election specifically. bear with me here as i push all the buttons to make sure i get this right. the ne