best buy's comps up 23% year over year and dick's up if%, both a company record.h retailers didn't give forward guidance and they are getting hammered best buy down 6% and dick's 3% we know digital helps those overall comps, but they specifically gave the in-store figures, and they were very strong >> well, you know, for dick's 90% of sales were driven by store including pickup in store and curbside, and that combination, they think it's going to be here to stay for a lot of people. it's a matter of convenience and when it comes to best buy, people may have pulled forward in terms of buying computers and phones and things like that. they may have already bought a television and may still be thinking about it. the body language is not as good on the call if you will from best buy, but they were fairly optimistic on dick's sporting goods. they sawed although the warm weather has made sales of cold weather gear a little slower if it continues to be warm, that will be made up by golf, so people might still be golfing in december if it's still warm, and if we get cold,

host: oh, looks like we may have lost our signal with dick gephardt. we'll work on getting that back. congressman gephardt, finish your thoughts. we lost you there on zoom or whatever. you're back. guest: i was just saying no one likes to lose, but you run to win, not for yourself, but for the country, for public service for the country. and i'm in awe of what we do. i just have to tell you, i think democracy is majestic. i think self-government, government of, by, and for the people is the highest expression of human evolution. and i was so honored to be a small part of that process. so i love this country. i love what we do. and i think the american people are awesome. host: let's hear from some of them. we'll go to anthony in pennsylvania, supporting president trump. good morning. caller: good morning. good morning, congressman. pleasure to talk to you. i've always admired you. i think this country is at a crossroads right now. 72 million people do not feel that this election was done above board. in pennsylvania, what they did to keep the poll work

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cheney dick cheney was a very aggressive vice president played a very strong role really expanded the powers of the vice president in the bush administration joe biden was kind of the voice of experience with barack obama was so young and inexperienced when it came to the levers of power in washington so i think we're going to see a lot of that as well with a bite administration. is going to play a very active role in policy and of course symbolically the united states is a very diverse country and getting more and more diverse so it is disheartening when we still see so much of the. control by. a person of. position to make her presidency. i think for america very heartening indeed we're seeing the stage there in front of the. united states to come right here this is the type of stage let's listen. ah . they are the lady of the city with all of the good evening of the bank you thank you good evening with us. a few good evening of the was so odd congressman john lewis congressman john lewis before his passing wrote democracy is not a state it is an act and what he meant was that ameri

it caused many difficulties -- what dick cheney said at the time. s. caused many difficultie the bush administration was outspoken about the difficulties in the country. this is a different situation, we are talking about one state. dick cheney said we will pay heavy price for planning an assembly for the next administration. been vicehaving president of the u.s., the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, the chairman of the industry committee, he knows the territory. he is going to be just fine in the transition. he is going to be just fine in the transition. it is unfortunate the republicans have decided they were not respect the will of the people. say, it is like the house is burning down and they refused to throw water on it. , thee on a path now vaccine which is coming out of the private sector, showed great promise. that promise is to say all the more reason to wear a mask, -- self-quarantine and let us work together to get this done. god to like a gift from prevent itnd help from being spread. with a vaccine, to inoculate against it. again

pelosi: i will say what dick cheney said at the time. it caused many difficulties. the bush administration was outspoken about the difficulties in the country. as the leader said this is a , different situation, we are talking about one state. dick cheney said we will pay a heavy price for planning an assembly for the next administration. joe biden having been vice president of the u.s., the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, the chairman of the industry committee, he knows the territory. he is going to be just fine in the transition. he is going to be just fine in the transition. it is unfortunate the republicans have decided that they will not respect the will of the people. let me just say, it is like the house is burning down and they refused to throw water on it. we are on a path now, the vaccine which is coming out of the private sector, showed great promise. that promise is to say all the more reason to wear a mask, self-isolate -- self-quarantine and let us work together to get this done. this is like a gift from god to come down and help prevent it

i'll give you all the deets in my latest installment of -- >> i'm a dick dick dick dick tater. >> the road from the white house! >> stephen: those are the actual lyrics to the song. here's some interesting fact-u-tainment: no matter how much he screams about it, no one believes the president's claims of victory. not even the president. because aides say he has no real plan to overturn the results. same way he defeated covid. in fact, the president is so sure he lost that he is talking privately about running again in 2024. whaaa? he is going to be so old by then! forget descending an escalator. he'll have to make his announcement from a staircase chair lift. i mean, the guy is 74 now. by 2024, he'll be 78! which is-- exactly... the right age for a president. it's just a number, joe! you go get 'em, buddy! drink that ensure! are they a sponsor? they'vet got to be. it's cbs. you kidding? it's all walk-in bathtubs around here. right? ( laughter ) according to a reuters ipsos-factos post-election poll, nearly 80% of americans recognize biden as the winner. do you know how hard it is to ge

. >> thanks, senator dick durbin. i would like to respond about the committee, what we're doing and why. >> we are going to investigate how the carter page warrant application was submitted numerous times to the fisa court with inaccurate information. i think it is important to have every person who signed it say if i knew then what i know now, i wouldn't have signed it, it is pretty stunning. the committee, september 29th, received information per director ratcliffe, the cia informs f.b.i. hillary clinton, as a means of distracting the public from her use of a private mail server. if you look at the classified inform agatio information, there is more there. i guess what we're saying, you accept without any doubt the f.b.i. should have looked at all things trump based on papadopoulos, it would have been dereliction of duty not to do so. when the c.i.a. informed f.b.i. that hillary clinton may have signed off on a plan to link trump to russia political reasons, nobody did anything. there was an investigation opened. mr

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it's director dick-endrizzi. i know it's late, so i will stick to some of the highlights in my key director's report. thank you, commissioner laguana of making note of the $3.5 million s.f. health program. i also want to let you know that the mayor's also working with oewd to create a bilocal campaign for the holidays, and we're likely to hear more about that later on this week. it will also be highlighted of. azrie and as assessor chu noted, we are starting to see more covid cases, so there may be some adjustments in relation to that. also, our shared spaces program permit renewals, a reminder, the applications are due on november 15. commissioner yekutiel, you may want to take an opportunity to remind the valencia street merchants and merchants in your area to call the p.u.c. to make sure that your drains, the street drains are flushed so that there isn't any flooding that takes place before the rain starts. i also want to let you know that next meeting, we are having the director of public works attend the mee

dick durbin has expressed interest in replacing fine steyn. to the latest on the coronavirus, dr. anthony fauci says deaths from covid-19 could top 300,000 by the end of the year if the trajectory doesn't change. he's urging americans to wear masks and social distance. right now, reported deaths from the virus are over 250,000 in the united states. the rise in caseses may do more damage to the economy, moody's pre ducts at least 1 -- predicts at least 1.3 million americans could lose their jobs in the next three months as states reimpose lock downs. and more than 3 million travelers took to the skies ahead of the thanksgiving holiday, despite a warning from the cdc not to travel. those are your headlines. back to you. dagen: than thank you so much. we have a rally underway this morning, big gains across the board, this with americans getting ready for the holiday shopping season. people are shaking off coronavirus concerns. new restrictions imposed by governors and mayors everywhere, and they're heading to the malls. over the weekend, front pa

you are right, dick, it is a contradiction. i sure am glad they did it. >> how long does it take you to write the book? >> i'm not sure -- hello? we are disconnected. there you go. robert, we have no sound. >> the producers would like me to back, take a backseat so that the two of you can just dialogue. we are all hanging on every word, i assure you, so we can hear every word. the audience can hear every word that i think i'm getting a cut sign for me so we just leave it to you. .. everybody okay with that? >> okay. you were just about to ask me a very tough question. >> yeah, that's right. [laughter]. >> why did you write the book. you've written your biography before on madison, very proud of that and legitimatesy so. it was on the new york times list, but this sort of rolled out of that experience, the time you spent on madison. >> well, it was certainly the case that i saw when i was working on madison, how important the relationships were between him and jefferson in particular. i mean, they were committed to one another f

ii i'm sure dick remembers that story. >> i remember when i was the president of the senate. i had to sit up there in one of the chairs in front of the house chamber when it was in session. >> didn't you cast a tie-breaking vote at one time. >> oh, yeah, seven or eight times. was busy. >> yes, you were. >> we're just about out of time put i had one final question. he talked pull out the history of these men and especially your questions, mr. vice president, talking about contemporary politics and everybody agree this is very unsettled age. ... washington had control and i think that added to the interest toward intellectual issues. it helped make them successful. >> i have one more question Ãb what do you think about the musical hamilton in the way members of the dynasty are remembered therein? >> i love hamilton. what we saw a long time ago when it was still off broadway i had heard about how excellent itwas so i got his ticket, had the hardest time in the world persuading dicta Ãpersuading dick to go.he really enjoyed it as well. i thought washington was well and humorously

. >> well, i have to forgive dick for that because as far as he knew we were very on time like five, six years it is appeared and i was writing away on my book in the far corners of the house and i thank you must have wondered what i was doing. >> that's been true many times in our marriage. >> i will turn it over to both of you to continue to dialogue but i do want to say your presence was always felt here, mr. cheney. we knew where you were and it was a great joy to have your work going on inside that building and with the research assistants you work with and your example that you set for everyone who works here so they may have missed their vice president but we didn't. >> it is a mystery to people who don't write books how anyone can send five, six,'s seven years writing a book but i just love it. i love the momentum that you build up as you learn more and more of it and i love the research, now the writing i'm not so sure about but the research particularly when you have terrific research assistants as i have had at aei it is one fascinating question after another. this is what

electas vice president dick cheney that had been chief of staff and the ford white house and was quite familiar with the rhythms of the federal government. biden's transition team has been working since the spring as well . cochair of the transition team has -- is ted kaufman who has a history with biden. it was passed in 2015. host: and served in joe biden's seat for a stretch in the u.s. senate. karen: it was an interim appointment. exactly. team has transition team's ready. what they are doing is looking at possible nominees for various positions. presumably, they are looking at getting a white house staff put in order. soon that they will name a chief of staff or vice president biden and they continue to do other things. what they cannot do is get -- what they are unable to do is get access to the various agencies that have in many cases big briefing books ready for the new administration. those briefing books were due in the fall. they are sitting at the agencies ready to brief the new administration and ready to welcome the agency review team, but the teams cannot gain access tha

rhetoric it didn't it didn't have the scope for a dick effect that everyone thinks as it actually fanned the flames even more because it normalizes this kind of language and it gave people permission to think some of these thoughts are expressed some of these books so the very hypotheses that a lot of prime ministers and presidents and chancellors use that if i just come out and say some of what the right wing is thinking then the right wing will be placated just doesn't seem to be borne out by the evidence. in fact if i may because i find it go to extremely fascinating and relevant. basically today in france. and train muslim bigotry. is now a business model they monetize on these fear. and basically today for example we have an equivalent of fox news in france it seems and this narrative has been so diva war that nobody is questioning it anymore and muslims has been left completely out of the conversation and what i don't find extremely worrying is how you know we say we need to prove that we need to fight the fire right dick cetera but i always say the fire it may not be in power inde

what sides make decisions that can contribute toward spotted dick a 2nd mental yup. i'm going to read a good decision making like this. again, disrupt can give credits to one side to do a lot of banks meant ship. i'm try to have more to seek more concessions on the negotiation deal. but rather than having an objective constitution, i objected negotiation. so we're going to have an impact on this. and it too, has released that concern as well. some 0 in kabul on a need to help because i can't decide there's a lot of good arguments here both ways. one saying that actually the troops have been drawing down for a long time. actually the afghan forces have been in charge for a long time, but then also this other side that this other idea that as much talk was just saying a quick decision like this. it leaves a void very quickly, which do you think it is? but come on, i think we have to think of this decision, but he much too i. it's mainly driven by the mystic politics. but i didn't dump him in an election promise to withdraw. they was troops from afghanistan, from iraq a

[applause] >> i am proud to have dick cheney by my side america will be proud to america will be proud to have him as our have him our next vice next vice president. [applause] president. tonight i chose to speak from the today i spoke to chamber of the chip texas the house of representatives because it has been chamber of house of representatives because it's been a home to a home bipartisan to cooperation bipartisan. here cooperation. in a place where democrats have the majority you're in a place, republicans and where you are in the democrats have work together to majority, republicans do what is right for the a democrats have work people we together to work for the represent people who they represent. . we have had spirited we have had disagreements and in the spirited end disagreements, we found at the and we constructive found constructive consensus consensus. . it's an it's an experience i will always experience i will always carry with carry with me, me an and an example i will example i will always always follow. follow. i want to thank i will my think my friend, friend how sp

dick grasso is here, he'll join me to discuss markets and your money. in the office think coworkers are ramping up the political pressure. "mornings with maria" is live right now. and european markets are also stronger this morning. the fq100 up 112, about 2%, cac up 95, better than 2%, dax index higher by 213 points, almost 2% there as well. despite the lockdowns in europe, money is moving into equities. in asia as well, take a look at the asian markets, japan was closed overnight for a holiday. the others are up about 2% in hong kong, almost 2% in korea and 1 and-a-half percent in china on the shanghai composite. election day has you arrived after weeks of early voting, citizens now have their last chance to cast their ballots including first lady melania trump who is expected to have the president by her side as she votes later this morning. the two will head back to the white house as results roll in. joining me right now is former white house chief strategist steve bannon. thanks so much for being here. >> thanks, maria. maria: before we get into y

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double dose of breaking news from dick's sporting goods the chairman and ceo, ed stack is going to bedown on february 1st he's going to take the title of executive chairman the current president of dick's lauren hobart will be the chief executive officer. she has been with the company since 2011 when she joined as chief marketing officer. she has increased, we should say, so much of the women's franchise at dick's sporting goods, and pushed them into new areas there. a big milestone, we should say, ed stack responsible largely for the success of that company, but in addition to that, making that very unique, perhaps controversial decision not to sell firearms at dick's, and really created a national conversation in that regard among business leaders separately, dick's reported quarterly profit of $2.01 per share, well above the consensus estimate of $1.01. comparable sales surging 21.2% compared to a consensus everyday of 14.1% another indicator of where companies and more importantly where consumers are spending their money these days, mike. >> the trump administration making federal

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then, ol' tater dick put the "dick" in "tator," when he threatened to end the vote count. >> so we willgoing to the u.s. supreme court. we want all voting to stop. we don't want them to find any ballots at 4:00 in the morning and add them to the list, okay? ( applause ) >> stephen: first of all, i don't know why i need to say this to the president of the united states, but they're not finding them. they're counting them. if you recite the numbers one through ten, you don't find the number seven! you count to it, pass it, then keep counting, and realize that oh, yeah, biden clearly won wisconsin. plus, the president of the united states can't ask for voting to stop. he's only the president because of voting. voting is america's whole thing. that's like arby's changing their slogan to "we must stop the meats!" ( laughter ) they really-- they really must, by the way. there are limits. ( laughter ) there are limits to even america's meat needs. i beg you, arbies. don't make us take you up before the hague. after going full frontal fascist, trump went full whiny baby. >> we were getting read

>> through the president, director dick-endrizzi. because we will be submitting this hopefully by before the thanksgiving holiday week, having it translated and come back completed by the end, and then -- and then put in the on-line survey format might be a bit of a push? realistically, we could probably have a soft launch, and -- towards the latter part of that week, and then, we have another commission meeting on december 14. >> okay. well, let's certainly -- my advice is to hit that december 7 date just so we have more time because then, we could reamplify it again on december 14. i think there's a cdma meeting that -- i'm not exactly sure when the date on that is, but that's another -- oh, that's on the 15th. maybe the 14th is a better datovdate overall. i just worry because we're getting so close to the holidays. so if it's decided to extend the survey period, i think that's not a big issue. >> yeah. and i think the survey period, we can extend and leave from december to january. i don't think that'll be an issue. >> okay. >> on

a seagoing dick tracy, a, kelly?there has to be a reward for a guarantee like that , and it is a real double-barreled homecoming for, yes, admiral kelly. this is so real he could hear the crowd yelling his name. >> kelly, kelly, kelly, get to work. >> yeah, sure. sure. sure that that is why i cannot stand that petty officer. >> because he tries to get you back to work? >> may be some of you guys do not like these men to men, drills. need to be note -- men to figure that would have. >> you've got one of those inferiority things. >> it says here when you have a feeling of inadequacy, when you feel you cannot keep up with the competition you may begin to blame the task you're dealing with instead of realizing it was your own weakness you are struggling with. >> doesn't tell me how i can get cured? >> well, sure. you have to know something about it. everybody has inferiority. it is not that bad. it helps us a lot of the time because we try to improve ourselves. if you do something that turns out good, that abscess. but t

. >>> and joining me now, illinois senator dick durbin, democratic whip, member of the judiciary committee, joining me now. senator durbin, thank you very much. first, your reaction to rudy giuliani, to what the white house is trying to do in michigan and georgia and elsewhere, pennsylvania. >> it was a pathetic display. and it's become so common when rudy giuliani gets in front of a camera or microphone. he is a legal buffoon. when he went in an actual court last week, he was terrible. you would never hire him as a lawyer. of course the president of the united states has him speaking for his cause. it's an indication of where this really is grounded. it is grounded in this political wonderland that they have dreamed up to try to discredit votes. and what an irony that the votes they want to discredit time and again are african-americans'. this to me is an indication of a racial tune that they are sending that i hope america is going to reject. >> we have still not heard anything from a number of senators, only a handful have spoken out against this. and the gsa administrator, emily murphy

but for the first time in his political career, dick nixon was to learn the meaning of defeat.ixon lost the presidency to john f. kennedy by one of the smallest margins of the popular vote in united states history. mr. nixon i want to say that one : of the great features of america is that we have political contests and they are , very hard-fought, as this one was fought. and once a decision is made, we unite behind the man who is elected. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> but there were even darker days ahead for nixon. after the defeat by kennedy, he soon found that private life lacked the fulfillment of public office. in seeking the governorship of california against the democratic incumbent, pat brown, he also sought to establish a new base for leadership in the republican party. ♪ when nixon was defeated by brown, he was deeply disappointed. he seemed to feel that his time in american politics had come and passed. in 1963, nixon moved to new york may and became a partner in a prominent law firm. ♪ but despite two disappointing defeats and a satisfying law practice in new york, ni

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dick durbin also has another big job. two senate democratic in the senate, the whip and that's causing a lot of consternation among the senate democrats who say you can't have both of these big jobs at the same time. so there's a lot of debate and hassling going on in the committee, and it could come down to a vote in december among senate democrats who have to decide if durbin can hold these two big slots. hallie. >> any other names besides senator durbin in the mix for that judiciary slot that you can at least say on the air right now? >> reporter: no one has come out publicly. sheldon whitehouse is one who people say would be a great committee chair, especially progressives. his name is not officially announced but his name is in contention, hallie. >> nbc's leigh ann caldwell on capitol hill, thank you. >>> we want to thank all of you for watching this hour of "msnbc live." yasmin vossoughian will pick things up next. at the white house, a big day for turkeys, because president trump will pardon corn and/or cobb in th

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