relationship with saudi arabia it marks another break with the policies of former president donald trump joe biden will speak to king salmon directly rather than the crown prince and biden's in the state of wisconsin for his 1st official trip as u.s. president he's been making the case for congress to pass his proposed $1.00 trillion dollars coronavirus relief package. donald trump has launched a blistering attack on top senate republican mitch mcconnell just days after he blamed the former president for last month's attack on the capitol building and a statement from called mcconnell unsmiling political hack warning senators they wouldn't win again if they continue to support him but just as in me and now trying to increase pressure on the military genter to release deposed leader aung san suu kyi the gathering in central young gone and intentionally blocking traffic on tuesday to choose leader said the military had fathered national charges potentially prolonging detention. japan has launched its current virus vaccination campaign starting the 20000 health care workers is planning to inoculate 4

recalibrating its relationship with saudi arabia breaking with the policies of former president donald trump joe biden will now speak to king salmon directly rather than the crown prince and biden right now is in the state of wisconsin for his 1st official trip as u.s. president he's expected to make the case for congress to pass his proposed 1 point one trillion dollar coronavirus relief package. overnight curfew in the netherlands to stop the spread of covert 1000 remains in place despite a court striking it down earlier on tuesday a judge ruled that the restrictions had breached people's rights to privacy and free movement but another court has now decided the cuff you should remain in force until a government appeal is heard on friday meehan miles military says its power takeover was not a coup and has again pledged to hold elections the military has also filed a 2nd criminal charge against deposed leader aung san suu kyi on wednesday libyans will mark the 10th anniversary of the start of the revolution that eventually toppled leader moammar gadhafi and also left thousands dead or injured there we

relationship with saudi arabia and knocks another break with the policies of former president donald trump joe biden will now speak to king solomon directly rather than the crown prince. military has denied carrying out a coup and pledged again to hold elections next year a spokesman for the armed forces says they had no choice but to seize power has filed a 2nd criminal charge against the country's civilian leader. which could allow her to be detained indefinitely scot haidar reports. continuing their civil disobedience movement who protesters in europe don't block train services out of instant railway station one of the city's largest. and east on the other end of the line in mali 9 protesters there also did the same in its 1st press conference since taking over the military just to justify its actions saying it was not a coup and that the protestors are inciting violence but i do go to movies in it yeah soon and you know i need money. the party had a chance to solve problems like election fraud peacefully according to the constitutional law but they didn't take action that's why we have no choice

relationship with saudi arabia it marks another break with the policies of former president donald trump joe biden who will speak to king salmon directly rather than the crown prince. president biden is in wisconsin on his 1st official trip to make a case for his $1.00 trillion dollars coronavirus relief package meanwhile donald trump has launched a blistering personal attack on top senate republican mitch mcconnell just days after he blamed the former president last month's assault on the capitol building the in laws military says its takeover this month was not a coup and as again pledged to hold elections the army is the 2nd charge against deposed leader and since each eat the un's envoy min ma says he fears there's potential for violence during protests planned for wednesday. japan's launched his current virus vaccination campaign starting with 20000 health care workers it's planning to inoculate 4000000 by the end of march the campaign is getting underway a dozen 6 months before tokyo's due to host the olympic games an overnight curfew in the netherlands to stop the spread of code 19 remains

administration says it is recalibrating its relationship with saudi arabia, breaking with donald trump. joe bidenill now speak to the king directly rather than the crown prince. myanmar's military says its power takeover was not a coup and has again pledged to hold elections. the military has filed a second metal charge against deposed leaders. a curfew in the netherlands remains in place. a judge ruled the restrictions had breached to privacy, but another court has decided. almost 2 million more people in the u.k. are being told to shield themselves from over 19. enter data tool has identified those of high risk. it is based on age and health factors, also where people live. joe biden is heading to the state of wisconsin for his first official trip as u.s. president. that is one of the state that was key to his election victory and has been hit hard by this pandemic. he is expected to make the case for congress to pass his coronavirus relief package. those are the headlines. i will have much more news for you here after inside story. stay with us. ♪ anchor: could catalonia again tried to secede

recalibrating its relationship with saudi arabia breaking with the policies of former president donald trump joe biden will now speak to king solomon directly rather than the crown prince mike hanna has more now from washington the biden administration on the want to hand has suspended all aid to saudi arabia in terms of its ongoing conflict in yemen but at the same time it's sending very strong singles signals to the duties that it will not accept any aggression on their part it's a very fine balancing act and it just goes to show how important the relationship with saudi arabia is despite this recalibration myanmar's military says its power takeover was not a coup and has again pledged to hold elections and its 1st press conference since seizing power the military has filed a 2nd criminal charge against opposed leader aung sun suu kyi. an overnight curfew in the netherlands to stop the spread of coverage 1000 remains in place despite a court striking it down earlier on tuesday a judge ruled that the restrictions have breached people's right to privacy and free movement but another court has now deci

relationship with saudi arabia it marks another break with the policies of former president donald trump joe biden will speak to king salmon directly rather the crown prince and biden's in the state of wisconsin for his 1st official trip as u.s. president he's been making the case for congress to pass his proposed $1.00 trillion dollars coronavirus relief package. donald trump has launched a blistering attack on top senate republican mitch mcconnell just days after he blamed the former president last month's assault on the capitol building and a statement from cole mcconnell unsmiling political hack warning senators they won't win if they stay on his side protestors in myanmar trying to increase pressure on the military john to to release deposed leader and saying suchi on tuesday neuer said the military had filed additional charges potentially prolonging her detention france has no house of parliament has approved a controversial bill that's been criticized for stigmatizing muslims the government says the so-called separate some law will help prevent problems such as hate speech polygamy and forc

relationship with saudi arabia it marks another break with the policies of former president donald trump joe biden will speak to king solomon directly rather than the crown prince and biden is in the state of wisconsin for his 1st official trip as u.s. president he's been making the case for congress to pass his proposed $1.00 trillion dollar coronavirus relief package. donald trump has launched a blistering attack on top senate republican mitch mcconnell just days after he blamed the former president last month's attack on the capitol building in a statement trunk call mcconnell unsmiling political hack warning republican senators they wouldn't win if they stayed on his side the un's envoy on me in ma says he fears an escalation of violence during protests against the military coup crowds are gathering in the biggest city young gone they're angry over a 2nd criminal charges been laid against opposed leader un sanctions. on japan has launched its coronavirus vaccination campaign starting with $20000.00 health care workers campaign is getting underway less than 6 months before tokyo is due to host

recalibrating its relationship with saudi arabia breaking with the policies of former president donald trump joe biden will now speak to king solomon directly rather than the crown prince. and on his 1st official trip since becoming u.s. president joe biden is now in wisconsin a key state in his presidential victory is expected to make the case for congress to pass his proposed $1.00 trillion dollar coronavirus relief package. now to form a militia leaders from central african republic have pleaded not guilty to a series of crimes including rape murder and torture they're going on trial at the international criminal court accused of senior roles in the mainly christian militia which persecuted muslims sébastien reports now from the hague. but these. listened quietly when the long list of charges was read out murder rape recruitment of child soldiers they both unite and the involvement should have been . mr president i repeat i don't recognize myself in the accusations against me i am not guilty. but prosecutors say they have overwhelming evidence that you got a nice sauna have let the anti baloch out

recalibrating its relationship with saudi arabia breaking with the policies of former president donald trump joe biden will speak to someone directly rather than the crown prince. and u.s. president joe biden is in wisconsin on his 1st official trip making a case for his $1.00 trillion dollar krone virus relief package meanwhile donald trump has launched a blistering personal attack on top senate republican mitch mcconnell just days after he blamed the former president last month the time of the capitol building. japan has launched its coronavirus vaccination campaign starting with 20000 health care workers it's planning to inoculate 4000000 by the end of march senior citizens will start receiving their shots from the beginning of april the campaign comes at a critical time with less than 6 months before tokyo is due to host in the big games. an overnight curfew in the netherlands to stop the spread of covert 19 remains in place despite a court striking it down earlier on tuesday a judge ruled that the restrictions have breached people's right to privacy and free movement but another court has now dec

presidency, i think everyone has noticed, you just hear a lot less from him than we did with donald trump. joe bidens something along those lining during the campaign. remember when he tweeted, you don't have to worry about my tweets when i'm president. the right loved to jump on biden for not being present on the campaign trail in the midst of the pandemic. but his low profile is a pretty clear specific tactical choice and one that has so far worked pretty well. president teddy roosevelt coined the term bully pulpit. it described the unique platform the president had to control the agenda. a central feature has been essentially commanding attention, directing people's focus to issues to get your message out in totally unrivalled ways. donald trump, the guy you could never escape who was constantly in your face about everything. there is pretty good evidence it didn't actually help him. he was both the most only any present and least popular in modern times. george edwards who wrote the book on the power of the bully pulpit found that presidents typically cannot change public opinion even quote, unq

recalibrating its relationship with saudi arabia breaking with the policies of former president donald trump joe biden will now speak to king sound man directly rather than the crown prince. well speaking of joe biden he's now heading to the state of wisconsin say his 1st official trip as u.s. president it's one of the states that was key to his presidential victory and it's also been hit hard by this pandemic he's expected to make the case for congress to pass his proposed 1.9 trillion dollar coronavirus relief package on john hendren joins us now from milwaukee john can you talk us through president biden's agenda for today. absolutely he's really got one main thing on his mind this is the joe biden covert relief road juries coming out here to persuade the public to back his 1.9 trillion dollar coded relief bill in order to kick start the economy and it's in a ambitious program it would give money to individuals those people who have been affected by the virus people who've been unemployed due to it it gives money to businesses big and small and it gives money to state and local governments and that

recalibrating its relationship with saudi arabia breaking with the policies of former president donald trump joe biden will speak to king's son man directly rather than the crown prince. as the state of wisconsin for his 1st official trip as u.s. president he's been making the case for congress to pass his proposed $1.00 trillion dollar coronavirus relief package. the u.s. has called on the rebels to halt their advance on the city of the government's last northern strongholds washington special envoy for yemen says so-called back channels are being used very aggressively to get the who thiis to return to international negotiations the taliban has called on the united states to honor its deal to withdraw international troops from afghanistan under the agreement signed in qatar last year the us plans to withdraw all troops by the end of april that's if the taliban agreed to peace talks with the government the significant reduction in violence japan has launched a coronavirus vaccination campaign starting with 20000 health care workers it's planning to inoculate 4000000 by the end of march the initiative

presidency, i think everyone has noticed, you just hear a lot less from him than we did with donald trump. joe bidenn promised us something along those lines during the campaign. remember when he tweeted, you don't have to worry about my tweets when i'm president. the right loved to jump on biden for not being present on the campaign trail in the midst of the pandemic. but his low profile on the trail and relatively in the white house is a pretty clear specific tactical choice and one that so far i think has worked pretty well. president teddy roosevelt was the one that first coined toterm bully pulpit. at the time bully just meant, great, excellent. and the phrase described the unique platform the president had to control the nation's attention. 110 years after that a central feature of the u.s. presidency has been essentially commanding attention, directing peoples focus to issues to get your message out in totally unrivalled ways. the apotheosis of that was donald trump, the guy you could never escape who was just constantly in your face about everything. and there's pretty good evidence it didn'

first, joe biden doesn't believe his predecessor, donald trump, should have access to intelligence briefingsause of his — quota — erratic behaviour. traditionally, former us presidents receive some access after leaving office, but in his first broadcast interview since becoming president, joe biden said he was worried about mr trumper�*s access. he also spoke about the upcoming impeachment trial. he was asked if he would have voted to convict donald trump if he was a centre. i have voted to convict donald trump if he was a centre. i ran like hell to _ trump if he was a centre. i ran like hell to defeat _ trump if he was a centre. i ran like hell to defeat in _ trump if he was a centre. i ran like hell to defeat in because l like hell to defeat in because i thought he was unfit to be president. i wash and everybody else watched what happened when that crew invaded the united states congress. but i am not in the senate, now. i will let the centre make that decision. let me ask you something that you do— let me ask you something that you do have oversight of as president. should former presiden

recalibrating its relationship with saudi arabia breaking with the policies of the former president donald trump joe biden will now speak to king salmon directly rather than the crown prince. military says its power takeover was not a coup and has again pledged to hold elections and its 1st press conference and seizing power the military has filed a 2nd criminal charge against opposed leader aung san suu kyi. democracy activists in hong kong have pleaded guilty to organizing an illegal assembly in $2197.00 others denied the charges including media tycoon jim eli and martin lee who is known as hong kong's father of democracy the trials are related to a demonstration back in august 29000 against beijing's influence which drew nearly 2000000 people. really a problem or america. will never go corporal from. the rule of law while. student protesters in india's capital new delhi are demanding the release of climate activists. you can see they gathered outside police headquarters saying she's done nothing illegal the 22 year old is accused of tradition police say she created an action plan that was used to encou

recalibrating its relationship with saudi arabia breaking with the policies of former president donald trump joe biden will speak to king solomon directly rather than the crown prince. on protesting me and mark calling for more people to come on to the streets to pressure the minister john to release deposed leader unsung suchi on tuesday some cheese lawyer said the military had filed additional charges potentially prolonging detention. france's lower house of parliament has approved a controversial bill that's been criticized for targeting muslims the government says the so-called separatism and or will help prevent problems such as hate speech polygamy and forced marriages it also gives the government greater control of the places of worship and when just schools but critics say it stigmatizes the country's 5 and a half 1000000 strong muslim population. and the french president has ruled out an immediate reduction in french forces fighting groups linked to al qaeda and i sell an africa region manual mccraw told regional leaders that a sudden drawdown would be a mistake but he warned that cuts are li

recalibrating its relationship with saudi arabia breaking with the policies of former president donald trump joe biden will now speak to king salmon directly rather than the crown prince myanmar's military says its power takeover was not a crew and has again pledged to hold elections the military has filed a 2nd criminal charge against deposed leader aung sun suu chee. an overnight curfew in the netherlands to stop the spread of coded 1000 remains in place despite a court striking it down earlier on tuesday a judge ruled that the restrictions had breached people's right to privacy and free movement but another court has now decided the curfew should remain in force until a government appeal is heard on friday almost 2000000 more people in the u.k. are being told to shield themselves from code that 19 a new day so tool has identified that high risk of severe disease or death it's based on age and health factors but also where people live in levels of deprivation joe biden is heading to the state of wisconsin for his 1st official trip as u.s. president one of the states that was key to his election vict

with the media but also with some of the public is you have very different style from joe biden compared to donald trumpsaid look, we've heard for the past four years about donald trump. we'll hear for the next four years about america and the american people. a lot of people, even people who didn't vote for him liked the way he spoke to that woman who had the child that had a lung condition and was having difficulty getting a vaccine. then lastly i would say donald trump attacked the media and the press for the majority of his four years. so maybe this is the honeymoon phase. maybe there is a bit of a love fest. i don't think it will last. i do think they should have asked the tough questions along with the praise of joe biden thus far. >> harris: donald trump also gave unfettered, unprecedented access to the media, my goodness. it was quite a difference than what we're seeing now. before i come to you, tomi, i want to do this. the love continues. take a look at this. cnn today gushing over the president with the lower third on its screen the words on the bottom of the screen during the coverage that r

how is that any different from donald trump? joe bidenave the same position, save mbs' ass. >> well, jake, i think you have to look at everything to say the positions are not the same, because president trump was doing transfers of nuclear technology to the saudis and not telling congress, weapon sales, bypassing congress, sneaking in the u.s. into this war in yemen without informing congress, all to butter up the saudis, and joe biden is making a dramatic change to that. >> just on the topic of accountability for mbs, and just for the record, obama is the one that started with that war in yemen, but go ahead. >> well, but i'm not sure it was done in the sort of secretive way that donald trump pushed it towards. and we had to stop him from doing it. but, no, i'm not happy with the lack of accountability for mbs. he ordered it. president trump knew it. there needs to be accountability. as of today, there's not yet accountability for mbs. we'll have to explore in congress what we can do. >> in a few hours the house will vote on biden's $1.9

relationships internationally that have been frayed, if not destroyed in the last four years of donald trump, joe biden needs to make sure luckily for americans, donald trump was wholly disinterested in the legislative process. but joe biden needs to make sure that he uses the power and the knowledge that he has from his years in the senate to make sure legislation goes through so republicans can't undo things when they win back the senate in 2022, or even the house in 2022. >> i have to say, i'm not a big valentines person but i really appreciate the color motif that is happening right here. thank you both. >> a lot of love in this house. >> i want to bring in frank figliuzzi, an msnbc national security analyst. and author of the fbi way. inside the bureau's code of excellence. and he has a red tie for me, too. here's what charlie sikes said last night about what is motivating the republican party now. take a listen. >> there's also a large number of republicans, and this is something that tim miller wrote, they are the fear caucus. and fear has become a real problem for the republican party. and i do

it's good to have you with us washington is consumed with the impeachment trial for donald trump president joe biden continued to focus tuesday on a $1.00 trillion dollars stimulus package and congress met tuesday with a group of u.s. business leaders to build support for the measures which include cash payments to u.s. residents. and an increase in unemployment benefits his administration argues the spending will supercharge the u.s. economy and drive job creation and at the risk of inflation is low. well chris for thornburgh is a founding partner of beacon economics and he joins me from los angeles christopher welcome to the show we often hear this term an overheated economy can you explain what that means in relation to the stimulus package sure and overheat economy of course is that economy that for whatever reason there is so much cash moving into it that it tends to expand in ways that are simply not sustainable. and of course when that stimulus and this you necessarily come back to earth and that could be kind of a papal process a classic example of an over stimulated economy was of course us

joe biden's record, which is comprised of executive orders. he fired over 600 people, many were drum appointees, some -- trump appointees. because they were appointed by donald of us have. howie: one of those people was you, president trump gave you an appointment to a pentagon advisory board and they've all been fired in an effort to start over. do you think that's unfair? >> look, it's a tip of the hat to them. there's over 600 people with who joe biden's administration fired. he told us he wanted to unify the country, not divide the country. donald trump didn't do that when he came into office. as you know, valerie jarrett continues to serve on the kennedy board, a number of obama appointees continued to serve throughout the entire trump administration. they were not fired when donald trump came in in the first week. that's not the case of the biden administration and by and large the media has given him a pass on that when over 600 people who served on 37 boards were all summarily fired because goa wanted to start over -- joe biden wanted to start over and appoint his own people to the commissions. howie: president biden in a taped interview said this. >

that the donald trump has ever acknowledged since the election result was announced and we were told that it was unlikely that that donald trump's legal team would actually refer to joe biden is anything other than former vice president joe biden and certainly wouldn't acknowledge that donald trump lost the election that guidance was obviously clearly blown out of the water in and those 1st few statements from donald trump's legal team. that the democrats built up their case very strategically the they played the video of what happened appealing viscerally to to what happened to the senators because they were here when it happened they had to be a score to out of the chamber there were people who broke into the chamber senators had to go and hide their lives were at risk there were people talking about what they were going to do to various senators if they managed to get ahold of them thankfully they never did then we had the case of this is why this is constitutional this is why there is nothing wrong with doing this you've got to look at this and then there was almost a pre bottle it came from the 3rd member of the senate. from the democrat team saying look this is what

you can see a little list of people you would not recognize them but they would be below joe biden or donald trump's name and that's who you are voting for another states it is implied you are casting the vote for biden or trumpet it's really for these people that's where the process starts after the people that exercise where the electors are selected and put on the ballot and when you vote in november your vote which it seems like it's for trump or biden really is to elected these people who will then show up later to cast the votes what we call the electoral college. >> i love that you brought up the point people have the misconception that electors there just 55 people for california but literally a democratic and republican slate when we get to the vote later that is important because it makes them a lot less likely to be electors so to go back to election day what you say to people who say i have a right to vote for a president on general election day what is not quite right about that quick. >> what you are getting at there is an day generalize vote for the president and the constitution and

but they would be plugged joe biden's name for donald trump's name and they would be those electors to that you are voting for. the other states, this is why your voting. and you be casting about for biden or trump. which are really voting for these people. that's where the process starts. these electors are selected to sing of the ballot in a sense and when you vote in november, your vote seems like it's for comfort providing really is to elect these people will then show up later to cast votes we saw locally. electoral college. tara: people i think sometimes have a misperception that electors, just 38 people for taxes are 55 people per california . that there actually literally democratic slate in a republican slate when we get to the electoral college vote later, become supportive because makes them a lot less likely to be faithless electors . so to go back to the election day, recently people i have a right to vote for a president the general election day. what is not quite right about that. john: think what you're getting at is there is not a generalized like vote for the presiden

donald trump and these intelligence briefings was interesting. perhaps not a huge surprise when you consider the campaign that we went through, the events since the election and the animosity between certainly donald trump and joe bidenht�*ve been surprising if he had continued to receive those intelligence briefings, which are normally afforded a former president, as a matter of courtesy. but you can clearly hear from what the president is saying, there, he doesn't believe there is a need for mr trump to receive these briefings. you might remember during donald trump's presidency that he was criticised for revealing some top—secret information to a couple of russian officials during a meeting in the oval 0ffice. and the very clear suggestion from president biden, there, is that donald trump cannot be trusted with this information or with any future information, as he put it, in case he slips and reveals that classified information. that interview, always a balancing act forjoe biden, and his press team, between talking about donald trump and what happened in the past, and trying to get his agenda on the front foot. yeah, i think inevitably there will be asked — at least for the foreseeable future — about donald trum

our top stories: "an existential threat" and "dangerous" —joe biden calls for donald trump to lose accesso intelligence briefings traditionally given to former presidents. ijust think there is no need for him to have the intelligence briefings. what value is giving him an intelligence briefing? what impact does he have at all, except that he might slip and fall and say something? russia expels diplomats from eu countries, accusing them of taking part in protests against the jailing of alexei navalny. the british government says it is on track to offer a vaccine to everyone over 50 by may. and christopher plummer, who shot to fame as captain von trapp in the sound of music, dies, age 91. hello and welcome to our viewers on pbs america and around the globe. presidentjoe biden doesn't believe his predecessor donald trump should have access to intelligence briefings because of his — quote — "erratic behavior." former us presidents traditionally receive some intelligence briefings even after they have left office. on cbs evening news tonight, president biden was asked about former president do

donald trump's policies? >> moving into the second full week of the biden administration, they have set their target on dismantling some of the legacy of donald trump's immigration policies. you will remember that on day one joened the so-called muslim band, and he also made some actions that would help dreamers, young children brought here by their parents illegally, but have known nothing but living in the united states. this time there were three executive orders from joe biden. the first was to set up a task force under the nearly confirmed head of homeland security to try and reunite the families that were separated at the border. there are hundreds of them. we do not know the exact number because that is the level of dysfunction in the government, they don't know where all these children are, and they do not know how many were actually impacted. clearly, joe biden would like answers, that is why he has set up this task force. is also going to take measures to look, review the policies that were put in place by donald trump when it came to restricting the number of asylum-seekers admitted into the u.s., restricting the possibility of citizenship for a number of people, and also for green card holders, do

el gobierno del presidente joe biden comenzarÁ a permitir gradualmente la entrada de miles de solicitante de asilo a lo que el gobierno donald trumpfin al programa que los obligaba a esperar la resoluciÓn de sus casos del otro lado de la frontera. jorge: la nueva polÍtica estarÁ a cargo de alejandro. es el primer hispano en dirigir el departamento de seguridad nacional y el mismo explica los cambios a nuestra corresponsal claudia. claudia: el director de seguridad nacional alejandro mayorca, segÚn la entrega con univision, enviÓ dos mensajes a los inmigrantes en la frontera. primero les dijo a los cientos de personas que estÁn cruzando la frontera con mÉxico que... [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] claudia: su segundo mensaje fue dirigido a los inmigrantes que llevan esperando meses o aÑos en mÉxico porque pidieron asÍ los estados unidos, pero el gobierno de donald trump los devolviÓ. a ellos les pidiÓ que tengan paciencia a partir del 19 de febreroen donde muchos podrÁn gradualmente entrar al paÍs. ¿a quÉ casos activos se le darÁ prioridad y cÓmo implementarÁ esta polÍtica en plena pandemia ? [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs]

donald trump. and of course he was used last year and put himself forward as a foil against donald trump and joe bidene gold standard in leadership during the pandemic, which of course he was the opposite. he was a terrible leader during the pandemic as we know and all also other sorts of disasters under his reign under a cloud. there are lots of questions asked about the contributions and donations he received from the nursing homes and the hospital industry here the fact is if he were a republican governor, you can bet that cnn and msnbc and "new york times" and all of the democrats media would have made an absolute mountain out of this story. there would have been hundreds and hundreds of stories by now just as there was with justice kavanaugh. >> sean: joe, you followed the media for a living. this is not surprising but pretty much every day, every day of the year, every minute of every hour of every day. >> yeah, that is not surprising that that is the shame of it all, sean. who knew that cnn, cuomo news network because how do you explain the bias of admission of a story with so many layers and l

, people who are loyal to the republican party and donald trump would be selected as potential donald trump electors and the democratic party, joe biden electors. so, they are picked by usually the party committee or a party convention. the point is there are people who are very, very likely to be loyal to the party that they support. and these slated of electors most states you don't see them on the ballot but there are few states where you squint you can see list of people and you wouldn't recognize them but they would be below ed's name or donald trump's name, and they would be those electors you're voting for. the other states it's implied you're voting for. the. in law you'll be casting that vote for biden or for trump but you're really voting for these people. that's where the process starts in this whole after the people vote exercise, where these electors are selected, put on the ballot in a sense and win you vote in november your vote, which seems like it's for trump or bide, realist to elect these people who will show up later in december to cast the votes in what we call co lockally the electoral college. >> i love you brou

it's important to remember, jesse, that any spike in violence in portland happened under donald trump, not joe bidenjuan: hold on, trump poured fire on the whole situation. if you recall, he said this is antifa, this is black lives matter. remember, he said all this. >> jesse: it was. >> juan: he didn't deal with the fact that there were legitimate protests against police brutality -- >> jesse: he sent the national guard there to help out. >> juan: no, hang on. he didn't acknowledge what people were speaking about. just last weekend we had a situation where an 8-year-old black girl handcuffed, was pepper sprayed in the backseat of a police car in rochester and you think to yourself, i wonder why people have some trouble here, why some people think maybe the police behave in an unacceptable fashion -- >> jesse: that happened under biden's watch, juan. >> juan: why they might be protesting legitimately, but trump said they are terrorists and thugs. he had no respect for the idea of americans standing up for their rights. >> jesse: okay, well juan just defended antifa and he blamed all the lawlessness

donald trump had won the national popular vote this year but lost in california and california is one of the states that has this on the books, california would actually vote for donald trump instead of joe biden. in addition to that and when this would take effect, this would be if you got a number of states adding up to 270 electoral votes that way no matter what happened they would always vote for the popular vote winner and you would have the electoral college mechanisms but only get the president being the popular vote winner. the advocates worry what if the states back out of this and you have to sort of agree to be in this and have a more formal contact. there were questions about whether that would work there are some secondary issues about it and it has progressed primarily it's been democratically oriented states. if we needed to get to the 270 we have to have more purple states were slightly red states and have made headway much more than other reforms. the chief reform avenue for people who. >> i should offer this full disclosure for anybody that is watching, but i testified against the national popular vote. my position on it is pretty well-known. but your position in your book is

relationships internationally that have been frayed if not destroyed in the past four years of donald trump, joe biden needs to make sure -- luckily for americans donald trump was wholly disinterested in the legislative process. but joe biden needs to ensure he uses the knowledge and power he has in the senate to make sure legislation goes through so republicans can't undo things if they win back the senate in say 2022 or even the house in 2022. >> congresswoman powell, professor greer, i have to say i'm not a big valentine's day person but i really appreciate the color motif that is happening right here. >> a lot of love in this house. >> i want to bring in frank figliuzzi, an msnbc national security analyst and contributor and the author of "the fbi way inside the bureau's code of excellence." and he has done a red tie for me too. here's what charlie sykes said last night what is motivating the republican party. take a listen. >> there's also a large number of republicans and this is something tim miller wrote in the bulwark. they are a fear caucus, and fear has become a real problem for the republi

donald trump. of course, he was used last year and put himself forward as a foil against donald trump, what joe bidenership during the pandemic which, of course, he was the opposite. he was a terrible leader during the pandemic as we know with the nursing home crisis and all sorts of other disasters that have happened under his reign which are all under a cloud. there are lots of questions being asked about the contributions, the donations he received from the nursing homes and the hospital industry. the fact is that if he were a republican governor, you can bet that cnn and msnbc and "the new york times" and all the democrat leaning media would have made an absolute mountain out of this story. they would have been hundreds and hundreds of stories now just as they were with justice kavanaugh. >> sean: you follow the media for a living here this isn't surprising. this is pretty much every day of the year, every minute of every hour of every day. >> it's not surprising that's the shame of it. who except for cnn except the cuomo news network, a bias that had so many layers and legs to it. every day ther

de 42 años, el murió defendiendo al capitolio de las turbas de los seguidores de donald trump el presidente joe bidenle honores lo hicieron anoche y hoy ya llegaron los miembros del congreso con discursos que encabezaron los líderes del partido demócrata (...) (...) y nancy pelosi de la cámara baja lo llamaron un héroe que murió defendiendo la democracia pero al lado de los honores también se está fraguando una dura pelea para el próximo martes esta pelea es en el juicio político al presidente trump ya ambas partes sometieron sus documentos y ya sabemos como estará la pelea los demócratas dicen que trump es personalmente culpable porque convocó una multitud a washington los exhortó a la furia y los apuntó como caÑón cargado hacia la avenida pensilvania mientras los abogados del presidente trump dejaron en claro que ellos van a decir que es un proceso situacional porque después de todo el impeachment es un proceso de destitución iba a decir que el presidente expresidenteperdón, no tiene cargos públicos por los cuales pueda ser destituido el juicio empieza el próximo 9 de febrero martes del asma entran

when donald trump put in place the travel ban, one that joe biden called "xenophobic and hysteria," theypeaching donald trump. member how pelosi held up all that's pre26 relief money and it all happened while the democrats andi the media could have beene learning and covering governors, the ones that got itve right, rn desantis down in florida, kristi noem protected the most vulnerable in their states. also opening safely, putting trust and faith in the citizens of their state rather than shielding -- let's see, cuomo, gavin newsom, governor wolf, governor murphy, and others that had disastrous policies. remember, florida governor desantis protected seniors early on. as a piece in the new york post quote, "florida went out of its way to get covid-19 positive people out of nursing homes while new york went out of its way to get them in. a policy now widely acknowledged to have been a complete debacle with a full cover up. and desantis safely opened up the schools, allowed businesses to take adequate health measures,e to be able to fully reopen. south dakota governor resisted calls to lock

the november election the parties associated with picking electors those associated with donald trump or joe biden and each state has a certain number of electors because the senate has to and then however many representatives the state has in congress so who are these people are not known to the american people they are somewhat anonymous party loyalist and from the democratic party. they are picked by the party committee but the point is that there are people that are very likely to be loyal to the party that they support and in most states you don't see them on the ballot but there are a few states you see people and when it recognize them but they see biden are trump and then i know you you are voting for but the other states it is implied and that's where this starts in this exercise because they are put on the ballot and if you vote in november if it seems like trump or biden to elect these people who will then show up to cast the votes of the electoral college. >> i'm glad you brought up that point. there's just 38 people protected but literally a democratic slave one - - on the democratic

>> i went actually command one saying that karl rove said, which is that if donald trump donald trump conceded that joe bidenuld do a lot to heal the divisions in this country, rather that living in this dream world that he and supporters of his are living in. i think democrats know exactly what they are up against. let's take china as an example. all of the issues that predated the trump presidency, intellectual property theft, state subsidies, all of those are still, today, exactly the way that they were before, and there is something joe biden can do, which is bring allies to address them. >> harris: so, during this hour, and i'm going to bring you guys back, but democrats in your own party want to take away the nuclear power, the football, from this president. i think that's pretty remarkable. you are talking about all the things you think he's done, there are a lot of reasons why the numbers are coming back in terms of going down. there is also a projected fourth wave. we've got to get shots and arms. more later. we are coming back with you. a reminder, "fox nation" has got you covered for cpac all week

joe biden is president. you see this chatter where everybody talks about disenfranchising the 74 million that voted for donald trump people voted for him. joe biden had, like, 81 million people. so you're not being disenfranchised. more people voted the other way. that's what this is about. and that's where i get concerned is if you have concerns with how an election was run, okay. even though the federal government's job -- i mean, if you think about when the system was set up before the days of twitter, we just simply receive what a state sends us and say okay, good to go. you know, that's our job. if there's a problem with how pennsylvania runs the elections, that's for the people of pennsylvania to deal with and the state legislature, not for us to come in and implement our will. so i don't understand why such a basic -- look, we lost. okay? donald trump lost. and instead of complaining about that, we need to just figure out why and try to get more votes in the next person the next time. >> but you also to figure out why you're such a rare animal. i was talking about you this weekend, one of my favorite past ti

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following a similar action by donald trump back in 2017 tweeted that she believed that there was no legal authority for donald trump taking similar measures to what joe biden has done now given the fact that syria is a sovereign country and joe biden himself also said in a tweet that is not aged well that he was concerned about donald trump's actions given the fact that he had not prior to any sort of strike sought congressional approval or even the consent of the american public so these are some of the important questions that many are hoping to try and ask them. president or the white house press secretary but again we should note that the president is traveling to texas and there will be no white house briefing just a small gaggle of a handful of reporters on board air force one just quickly kimberly i want to pick up on something you said there by the noice is going to approach iran differently to the way donald trump now obviously some people must be drawing some parallels and you know what can we read into this 1st action coming from the biden administration these strikes in syria. well there certainly is some confusion over why this is happening th

donald trump. president joe biden has said he would be willing to resume talks with iran. goldstar -- golf star tiger woods is in a hospital with serious leg injuries after a car crash in los angeles. he had to be cut free after the accident, which involved no other driver. aerials show the car on its side. the 15 time major champion has not played since december. he has had a series of back operations, but he has said he hoped to return to golf in april. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haidi: checking in on some movers in the early part of the sydney session, what are you seeing? sophie: we are seeing some movers to the upside on earnings momentum. education rallying more than 11%, hitting a fresh all-time high on the back of its results. has been under pressure by nearly 5% by posting improving earnings and that growth will increase up to 20% year on year, as projects are coming back online. costa group rallying. goldman with 5

donald trump. voters took the republicans' advice. they voted donald trump out. fair and square. joe biden beat donald trump by a sizable electoral college majority and a big margin, 7 million votes. and so then what does trump do? he refuses to accept the results. he seditiously plots to overturn them, he pursues every possible avenue in attempting to overtur the will of the people culminating in a deadly attack on the capitol designed to stop the transfer of power at which opponent it was clear to o democrats another impeachment ii unavoidable because this was an unacceptable frontal assault on democracy. and what do republicans say then? well, it's too late now. his term's almost over. last year it was don't impeach him, let the voters decide. the voters decided, and then he tried to overturn the voters with help and became, well, don't impeach him. we just had an election.lp it is too late now.ha can't do anything. in all three cases, the issue's always been the ny same. this man does not believe in democracy and increasingly the party that follows him does not either. trump is opposed

but donald trump lost to joe biden. use it was such an inflection point this past november for the country where they chose, yes or no on donald trump, period. and that test in 2024 doesn't look any different than it did in 2020. to play. >> yeah, but if you're donald trump and you're spewing the lies continually about how the election was stolen and that you really won by a lot to quote him, know, that's -- that's the way he gets around that, but there's another recent poll i want to go through, guys, from the economist and ugov and given the option which comes close toast your view. one, our lives are threatened by terrorists, criminals and legal immigrants and our priority should be to protect ourselves or, two, it's a big beautiful world, mostly full of good people and we must find a way to find each other and allow ourselves to be isolated. more americans chose a second option but a majority of republicans chose our lives are threatened statement and among those who said they voted for donald trump fully two-thirds

donald trump. president joe biden meanwhile is pushing for congress to pass his coronavirus relief package and hopes that lawmakers can get a deal done and have it on his desk before mid-march kron 4 washington correspondent kelli meyer has an update on the progress from capitol hill. >>you show this weekend. the white house launched a new effort to share the stories of americans impacted by the pandemic it's been a tough time as far as trying to find work treasury secretary janet yellen said sunday on cbs face the nation that president biden's 1.9 trillion dollar american rescue package will help get women in particular back to work chased disproportionate burden because of this crisis, especially low wage women and women of color democrats on capitol hill are already putting the wheels in motion to pass the package and house speaker nancy pelosi hopes to send it to the senate in the next 2 weeks we have got a pass that legislation as soon as we possibly can from on independent senator bernie sanders said on cnn's state of the union that the senate must pass the package before extended unemployment