thank you, don callaway and david jolly. joining me now is congresswoman robin kelly, democrat of illinois. she is the cochair of the caucus on black women and girls. let me ask you, congresswoman, first, thank you for being with us this evening. >> thank you very field goal me. >> let me ask you. we are in a pandemic that is spiking up in your hometown of chicago, the mayor is suggesting people cancel thanksgiving dinners and for people to just about close down and be ready possibly for even a shutdown. this president is still in basic denial and will not even cooperate in a transition of vital information to the incoming president that he still will not concede to. what can the congress do and what can the congress not do that can help the american citizens at this moment of real concern? >> rev, we go back on monday and i'm hoping no matter what they say, mitch mcconnell knows what's about to happen. and supposedly, talks are going to begin again and we may be able to come up with some type of stimulus or package that we

zerlina, anthony fischer, don callaway, good to have you with us.hank you very much. >>> coming up, sweden had not imposed any restrictions since the start of the pandemic. this week changed that. somewhat. >>> plus, president trump is expected to pull a significant number of troops out of afghanistan before he leaves office. what will that mean for america's longest war? we'll get to that after richard lui gets to the headlines. hey, richard? >> hey, joshua. stories we're watching for you this evening, the he had of the tibetan government in compile visited the white house. it was the first meeting of its kind in six decades. in july secretary of state mike pompeo accused beijing of violating tibetan human rights. >>> toronto is set to begin a one-month coronavirus lockdown. the city broke its record for new infections this week. indoor social gatherings with members of different households will be banned. >>> a long lost trove of unpublished bob dylan documents, including lyrics were sold at auction for $495,000 to an anonymous buyer. the singer o

joining me now, don callaway, susan del percio, and david jolly. >> first to you, susan, what do yourting. how do you think history will look black ack at this period? >> i think it is consistent with trump throughout his tenure as president. he lives in his own world. it is how he wants to see it. he expects even to be on his, quote, side and if you are not with him, you are against him. of course he is living in some kind of delusional world if he doesn't think that he actually lost the election. he did. and the courts keep telling him. i don't know how many times he wants to lose pennsylvania or georgia. and i mean, he lost michigan again. he keeps losing and losing an and losing. time to stop with the lawsuits and he may try to figure out his next move, but for right now, maybe he should focus on like the 2,000 people who are dying every day. maybe that is what he should focus on. we need covid funding, relief package funding. so maybe he should stop playing golf, stop feeling sorry is for himself and still do his job. >> and the "post" article goes on to say that the trump empo

. >> let's bring in don callaway and ceo of pine street strategies and founder of the voter protection action fund and susan del percio. suzanne, we start with you. are you convinced in the end president trump will do the right thing. >> i'm never convinced that he will dot right thing, but he will do the thing when he has no other options. so what he's doing right now in my opinion is basically having a great fundraising operation. this is not about donald trump not realizing this is over. this is about donald trump trying to raise a lot -- as much money as he possibly can, the legal defense fund that he promotes. i got seven emails from them in six hours. they are using that as a means of raising money, it actually doesn't have to go to a legal defense fund, and so that is his game. that is what he's got. he's created this artificial deadline. but he's lost. he knows it. and he just wants to capitalize on it. and use his supporters as -- to the best of his advantage. >> i think the fine print said only about 60% of the money actually has to go to the legal defense fund. the others co