that is not how donald trump _ expressions. that is not how donald trump operates. some sleep— a few hours. donald trump might want some sleep first. between downing street— some sleep first. between downing street and seem to be president—elect trump and ben conversations no doubt about a planned — conversations no doubt about a planned trip to the white house in the new— planned trip to the white house in the new year the other side of an inauguration. the new year the other side of an inauguration-— the new year the other side of an inauguration. thank you very much indeed. donald _ inauguration. thank you very much indeed. donald trump _ inauguration. thank you very much indeed. donald trump might - inauguration. thank you very much indeed. donald trump might get i inauguration. thank you very much - indeed. donald trump might get some sleep. iii hours on and so far? brute sleep. 14 hours on and so far? we are sleep. 14 hours on and so far? 9 are surviving. we are ready for their next cup of coffee. i wonder how our correspondence have been doing. four of the bat

there are calls to not predict what donald trump _ to not predict what donald trump will do next. t, — trump will do next. you are right, he _ trump will do next. you are right, he has in the past suggested he could solve this more — suggested he could solve this more quickly by bringing a deal in as_ more quickly by bringing a deal in as little as 24 hours. i think_ in as little as 24 hours. i think there was one soldier we spoke — think there was one soldier we spoke to— think there was one soldier we spoke to who is on the south—eastern front line who highlighted the juncture ukraine is out. the first scenario_ ukraine is out. the first scenario is donald trump forces ukraine — scenario is donald trump forces ukraine to — scenario is donald trump forces ukraine to negotiate by withdrawing support and says to vladimir— withdrawing support and says to vladimir putin of russia, here is a deai— vladimir putin of russia, here is a deal that we can bring this— is a deal that we can bring this war_ is a deal that we can bring this war to an end with. and in the words _ this war to an e

donald trump won the blue wall. donald trump won georgia , arizona. the only difference would be hillary clinton in 2016 didn't carry nevada. donald trump leads there right now when we come back to 2024. sorry. 2024. let me come appear and do this and hit this and you go there. 2024. that is the one. it is just a dramatic change when you come here. donald trump is remaking the map again at the moment. the question is, is there any way for harris to come back? we have given donald trump north carolina. let's see where we are in georgia. donald trump also carries georgia, the vice president cannot afford to lose pennsylvania. yes, nevada is out there. arizona is out there. 19. i will show you what i mean in a minute. can she come back in georgia to stop that from happening? if he wins in georgia, her past is so limited. it is 118,000 votes are now in a state the size of four years ago by 11,000 votes. donald trump , 93%. that is an important number. ahead by nearly 120,000 votes. you are looking, this is where they would have to be. you can put your vot

donald trump ganÓ a pesar de las amenazas e insultos. ilia: donald trump superÓ todo en las urnas.eelecciÓn de donald trump es un triunfo que muchos califican como el regreso polÍtico mÁs impresionante de los Últimos aÑos del paÍs. donald trump dejÓ la casa blanca en 2021 y opacado por el ataque al capitolio por parte de sus seguidores. y logrÓ remontar dos intentos de asesinato y varios juicios en contra desde entonces. [habla en inglÉs] reportero: seguidores de su movimiento "maga" resaltan lo que consideran sus fortalezas. >> no le tiene miedo a nadie. reportero: expertos aseguran que el resultado electoral refleja que donald trump transformÓ al partido republicano. >> Él tuvo la posibilidad de construir puentes a otros grupos que hace cuatro aÑos votaban para biden. reportero: kamala harris llamÓ a donald trump para conceder su derrota. y donald trump la elogiÓ por su profesionalismo. y ambos coincidieron en la importancia de unificar al paÍs. el presidente biden tambiÉn llamÓ a donald trump y lo invito a la casa blanca. y le prometiÓ asistir a su juramentaciÓn. ambos acordaron

what happens next and assess how president donald trump may govern. program, as kamala harris is due to give a concession speech in an hour, we speak to her uncle. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy congratulates president-elect trump, but what will the impact be of his victory when it comes to the war in ukraine? here in the u.k., prime minister sir keir starmer eager to strengthen ties with mr. trump. we will explore what it will take for the u.s. and u.k. special relationship to thrive. sumi: very warm welcome. i am sumi somaskanda in washington, where donald trump has comfortably won the race to become the next presidenof the united states and what has been described as one of the most dramatic comebacks in american political history. the paul's had suggested the race to the white house with the close and that days of legal wrangling over the results could follow but in the end that was not the case. not only did mr. trump sweep home in the crucial swing states he needed to win but he also won the popular vote, describing his victory as "magni

don del presidente de el salvador ha sido uno de los primeros en felicitar al presidente electo donald trump donald trump a la casa blanca ofrece un nuevo comienzo para estados unidos y la relaciÓn y colaboraciÓn entre ambos paÍses. mientras tanto, lÍderes en europa como el presidente de francia emmanuel macron dicen estar listos para trabajar juntos como en el pasado con respecto a los distintos puntos de vista, pero con el compromiso a la paz y prosperidad. en el reino unido tambiÉn expresando su disposiciÓn para trabajar juntos como lo gran aliado que son ambas potencias. mientras tanto, alguna de las reacciones mÁs esperadas son las de rusia y ucrania. el presidente zelenski felicitÓ a donald trump elogiando su compromiso con la paz a travÉs de la fuerza. agregando que espera ponerlo en prÁctica juntos. palabras sin duda estratÉgicas en un momento tan delicado de la guerra. como sabemos donald trump dice que pondrÁ fin a la guerra en un solo dÍa. eso sÍ rusia acepta retener el territorio que ha ocupado y ucrania promete ser neutral. algo que serÍa bastante controversial. rusia ha reaccio

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thank ou for rejected donald trump. thank you foryour— rejected donald trump.or - rejected donald trump. thank| you for your time and for being with us on bbc news. matthew, you hear thejust with us on bbc news. matthew, you hear the just some of the division that still remains and will remain. we have talked about the election campaign and how it's been aggressive at times and the way it has pulled people apart in this country. when donald trump talked this morning and that victory speech when he talked about healing i think there was a bit of a message in the. you have heard from our last two guests that there is a lot of soul—searching going on but also there is work that needs to be done to bring people back together again. two lines to just bring you up—to—date with the chair of the democrats just saying he will address party workers to talk about the defeat. that will be later today. so the postmortems and recriminations begin. it's also being reported joe biden calls —— plans to call donald trump and talk to him about the election results. let's return t

hat for donald trump as well. not to my mind- _ for donald trump as well. not to my mind. ing to also, at this point, he does not need the electoral votes — he does not need the electoral votes but _ he does not need the electoral votes but he let arizona onto his tally _ votes but he let arizona onto his tally of electoral votes as welt — his tally of electoral votes as well. . ., his tally of electoral votes as well. ., ~ ., ., , well. talk to me a little bit about what _ well. talk to me a little bit about what you _ well. talk to me a little bit about what you have - well. talk to me a little bit about what you have seen | well. talk to me a little bit i about what you have seen in arizona, and abortion measure to extend abortion provisions up to extend abortion provisions up until the point of viability which is considered 22 to 2a weeks up from the existing permissions in arizona and that measure passed even the people also voted for donald trump. it's a split ticket there. aha, it's a split ticket there. a couple of things there, first of all. — couple of things ther

donald trump ahead.ons since the year 2000. that vote lead seems very large, although we're still waiting for a few more votes to be counted there before we have an official call. let's take a look at what that means as far as the electoral map. donald trump has 266 electoral votes at this point. he only needs 270 to win. he is a state or two away at this point from the official call that he will be the 47th president of the united states. vice president kamala harris currently at 205 electoral votes. again, no official call just yet but it does seem very close perhaps even inevitable. let's go to phil mattingly at the magic wall. some of these states we're talking about right now. michigan, wisconsin, let's start there. >> we'll start there. two blue wall states that have not been called yet. donald trump's lead substantial in the state of michigan. 86% reporting. you go into the state of michigan, particularly after the last two cycles and you know where the democratic strongholds are, you know where d

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donald trump has said that donald he could clear things up. is tiffany trump alongside other members of the family. another name in the running isjfk kennedyjunior. rfkjunior kennedyjunior. rfk junior could serve kennedyjunior. rfkjunior could serve in a health agency. some comments in the past from him about vaccines, he is a vaccine sceptic. he has spread misinformation about hiv. he has said he would look to ban some vaccines. today we have had an invitation from president biden to president elect trump tojoin president biden to president elect trump to join him at some point at the white house. that is traditional and that invitation was extended. that was not the case for present biden in 2020, donald trump did not extend that invitation. this morning president biden will address the nation from the rose garden. for more on all of this from washington our correspondent. the walk to the podium to deliver the speech that no politician wants to give. but kamala harris owed it to the country to concede the election. a fundamental principle of

0rban who is incredibly close to donald trump relatively speaking. known for being having cosy relations with moscow as well. but viktor 0rban the host of this meeting feels that this is his moment in history and he said donald trump's victory is important, an important victory for the world. he basically divides the west into pro—peace and pro—war camps and puts himself, somebody who has refused to supply defence weapons to ukraine, and donald trump, who has called for an immediate ceasefire to bring an end to hostilities as soon as possible and the pro—peace camp, whereas he sees the uk, germany, france and others in the pro—war camp and what he has now prophesized is by the end of this year he said, the pro—peace camp will be dominant in europe as well. so what does that mean for ukraine? but definitely very close to donald trump, viktor 0rban, believing this will have an impact on the war in ukraine and therefore on matters here in europe and he is hoping that being closely allied to donald trump will give him more heft inside europe at meetings l

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do you think donald trump will do that — it. do you think donald trump will do that now _ it.l do that now he _ it. do you think donald trump will do that now he has - it. do you think donald trump will do that now he has been l will do that now he has been re—elected? he is the person who has been responsible for a lot of the issues you have faced with the things he had said about the process. time will definitely _ said about the process. time will definitely tell. _ said about the process. time will definitely tell. both - will definitely tell. both political parties have engaged in some level of disinformation over the years when it comes to our electoral process and how they find trust or mistrust among supporters. it has been president trump in the republican party have essentially this point who are not trusting our process and it will be very interesting to see where that is going to go in the next few years. whether it will come full circle. but i do believe the seeds of mistrust have been planted and that will take a lot of time to root out and that will be the job o

when he spoke with donald trump.e was in a family photo that tiffany trump posted on x. he has been talking about transition with a number of people and will have opinions on who should be and what jobs i do think he will be influential. willie influence every single thing know, but his imprint , even if he never formally joins the government . >> can we talk about the scene at mar-a-lago right now but we were down there in florida and came back today . can you set the scene for people as far as, you know, it is very quickly moving from what we are learning from people. >> reporter: a couple of things, number one , a huge push by a number of people to make sure the chief of staff was announced quickly because the rest of the transition process could not begin until that happened. susie wiles is who most people around donald trump wanted to have in that job. she was given yesterday, announced by donald trump , the first female white house chief of staff and i think the first female chief of staff to the jacksonville m

across the country donald trump made huge in roads with latino voters. en nationwide voted for trump, a 19-point jump from 2020. among latina women, an 8-point gain. while vice president harris won a slight majority of the latino vote overall, trump increased his support 14 points from the last election. the top issue among latino voters, like it is for the alvarez family, the economy, with immigration a distant fourth. they both crossed the border illegally as teenagers but became citizens under ronald reagan's amnesty. they see themselves as different than migrants crossing the border today. in what way are you different? >> the people coming here are criminals, you know, the ones that did something bad in their country. they're running away from the law. >> reporter: despite having close family members who are undocumented, they don't believe they'll end up in trump's cross hairs. when you hear trump promise mass deportations, do you worry about that? >> yes and no. because the ones that i know, they're doing good. they're not breaking any law. >> i be

donald trump has exnressed _ of new policy. donald trump has exnressed a _ of new policy. of new policy. donald trump has expressed a desire to _ of new policy. donald trump has expressed a desire to influence l expressed a desire to influence federal reserve decisions. could we see the central bank's autonomy been threatened? we could. autonomy been threatened? we could- the _ autonomy been threatened? - could. the independence of the fed is considered a very important aspect of its ability to do itsjob. the fed has to make some of the tough decisions and having high interest rates does come at a cost to many families and businesses. it is a pressure point that often the fed chair will come to a different decision than say a president who wants to get votes and re—election. and we see from countries around the world that where that independence exists you have better outcomes. they have only been a few times in us history where that independence hasn't held and it can be a real problem. it is widely understood, it's not clear, donald trump has had a lot of things on the c

kamala harris concedes her bid for us president, after congratulating donald trump. as reaction comes in from around the world, we'll assess what a second trump presidency will mean for conflicts including ukraine. hello, i'm steve lai, and welcome to an extended edition of newsday, as we continue to follow developments in the us — where donald trump has comfortably won the race to become the 47th us president, in what's been described as one of the most dramatic comebacks in american political history. not only did mr trump sweep the crucial swing states he needed, but he also won the popular vote, describing his victory as "magnificent". mr trump's democratic opponent, kamala harris, thanked her supporters in her concession speech and said the fight to make the world a better place would continue. she said she was proud of the race she ran and that the results needed to be respected with a peaceful transfer of power. president biden will address the nation on thursday. this is what the us electoral map looked like back in 2020, whenjoe biden won the white house. the

_ addressed to donald and melania trump and — addressed to donald and melania trump and signed off in true friendship from _ trump and signed off in true friendship from benjamin i trump and signed off in truel friendship from benjamin and sara — friendship from benjamin and sara netanyahu, _ friendship from benjamin and sara netanyahu, underliningl sara netanyahu, underlining that— sara netanyahu, underlining that this _ sara netanyahu, underlining that this has _ sara netanyahu, underlining that this has been _ sara netanyahu, underlining that this has been a - sara netanyahu, underlining i that this has been a friendship forged — that this has been a friendship forged between— that this has been a friendship forged between the _ that this has been a friendship forged between the two - that this has been a friendship i forged between the two couples over many— forged between the two couples over many years _ forged between the two couples over many years and _ over many years and interestingly- over many years and interestingly also. over many years and i interestingly also t

asÍ con la ayuda de wisconsin donald trump regresa a la casa blanca con los resultados de wisconsin donaldtos tiene 276. te cuento que fue una victoria arrasadora. no solamente ganÓ el voto popular, sino tambiÉn el voto electoral. tiene ahora el control el partido republicano, el senado, estÁ por verse lo que va a pasar con la cÁmara de representantes. te cuento que anoche despuÉs que se escucharan el resultado de las elecciones en el estado de pensilvania fue cuando supo que habÍa ganado pensilvania donald trump sube a dar su discurso. fue un discurso que no fue controversial, por la mayor parte fue positivo. hablo de unir al paÍs, estuvo tambiÉn agradecido. escuchemos un poco lo que dijo. [habla en inglÉs] los analistas dicen que el voto de los hombres latinos fue que ayudÓ bastante a donald trump en estas elecciones. donald trump hablÓ tambiÉn de un mandato poderoso. escuchemos. [habla en inglÉs] la victoria de donald trump quiere decir que el senador j.d. vance se convertirÍa en uno de los vicepresidentes mÁs jÓvenes que ha tenido el paÍs. Él tambiÉn hablo. escuchamos. [habla en inglÉs

on the other hand, donald trump seems to be listening to elon musk right now. from the last trump policy, the last person who talks to donald trump has a lot of influence in the white house. that's elon musk and he has far out views. >> media arm of the maga movement and suddenly everybody woke up to that, trying other platforms. any promise to cut from the budget, any ideas? he took over twitter and cut out everything but the toilet paper. >> i don't think elon has any idea where the 2 trillion will come from. he's in for a rude awakening. but he has ideas about government waste, a lot to do with his personal experience. things that the government is spending money on, often competitors to him. he's a giant defense contractor. his rocket company is a couple hundred billion dollars and sells to the u.s. government. would be easy to steer the u.s. government from spending money on his competitors and that's going to be valuable. same thing with social media, around regulation of new a.i. technologies. there are a million ways this man can benefit from this, even

kamala harris concedes her bid for us president — after congratulating donald trump. 'll look at how countries around the world — especially in this region — are responding to the new president elect. the latest, china's president xi, has congratulated trump on his win. hello, i'm steve lai, and welcome to an extended edition of newsday, as we continue to follow developments in the us — where donald trump has comfortably won the race to become the 47th us president. it's been described as one of the most dramatic comebacks in american political history. reaction to donald trump's victory has started to roll in from across the world and in this hour, we have correspondents in china, japan, south korea, and thailand. we'll get to that in a bit, but first. not only did mr trump sweep the crucial swing states he needed, but he also won the popular vote, describing his victory as "magnificent". mr trump's democratic opponent, kamala harris thanked her supporters in her concession speech and said the fight to make the world a better place would continue. she said she was pro

president biden is preparing to address the nation, 2a hours after donald trump's decisive victory in presidential election. mr trump is said to be considering candidates for his top team, ahead of his return to the white house. his democratic opponent, kamala harris says she will help to ensure a peaceful transfer of power. but in a speech to her supporters in washington she said that whilst she conceded the election, she would continue the fight that fuelled the campaign. the vice president said she would never stop working for freedom, opportunity, fairness and dignity for all people. donald trump's victory has been described as one of the most dramatic comebacks in american political history. he will become the first president in more than 130 years to serve non—consecutive terms, when he's sworn in on january 20th. this is what the us electoral map looked like back in 2020, whenjoe biden won the white house. the blue represents democrat states, red republican. here's what it looks like now. even though two states are still to declare, donald trump has already comfortably won the

they saw harris as a more extreme candidate than donald trump. were hoping they could overcome the political gravity and overcome this by having a strong turnout, fueling operation and putting together an anti-trump coalition. that strategy did not wo. i think the strategy the trump campaign had, to reach out to low propensity voters and turn them out did work. the strategy democrats had of trying to use dobbs to motivate women, women just did not break for the party in the numbers they had hoped for. and of the numbers of disaffected republicans as they got a did not make up for all of the other areas. works there has been a lot of handwringing in democratic circles today about how joe biden would have done, would it have made a difference. kamala harris pulled --polled better than joe biden. >> she did but as robbie mentioned it's hard to imagine a worse result if joe biden was nominee. they lost the senate and they will lose the house and they lost the presidency by a comfortable electoral margin. when there is an election everything the winne

donald trump or kamala harris. nothing's going to change, they say. ook at what trump and harris have been saying on the campaign trail about russia, about ukraine, i think it's pretty clear that what donald trump has been saying strikes a chord much more with vladimir putin, with the kremlin, than what kamala harris has been saying. here in kyiv, i think president zelensky, all the way down to his soldiers fighting on the front line, i think they're processing different shades of the unknown. now, it is true donald trump has said he would end this war in 24 hours. but what does that mean? will he visit kyiv? will he visit moscow? will he withdraw support and force ukraine to negotiate? i think kyiv is very fearful of that because they need america to keep mounting its defence, and they have little to no faith in russia honouring any kind of deal. mr trump's victory also raises questions for allies as regards his attitude to nato. anders foh rasmussen is former nato secretary general, who's currently in washington. i'm not that concerned. nato has surv

jill biden entregÓ una carta a donald trump para melania trump, y que no vino al encuentro.rdenado por el departamento de justicia bajo el mando de biden. voceros dicen que este encuentro es parte del retorno polÍtico de donald trump a la capital. ilia: donald trump nominÓ a marco rubio como secretario de estado, y la direcciÓn de inteligencia a la representante independiente. y gates es nominado como fiscal del paÍs. reportera: el representante republicano de florida fue escogido para hacer fiscal general por donald trump. >> es un abogado talentoso y tenaz, y se ha destacado en el senado, dijo donald trump. >> donald trump buscaba alguien leal a Él. y asegurarse de que todo posible caso contra Él quede eliminado. >> el senador reaccionÓ en x, y dijo que serÍa un honor. reportera: aunque es investigado por conducta sexual inapropiada y polÍtica. y se dijo que algunas acusaciones se tienen que continuar. esto ocurriÓ mientras habÍa reuniones de liderazgo de la cÁmara. [habla en inglÉs] >> sabemos que es una figura controversial aÚn dentro del partido republicano. fue el arqu

ahÍ nevÓ por 36 horas y un perro robot se sumÓ a la protecciÓn de donald trump.norme pino que adornarÁ la icÓnica plaza de nueva york. es un abeto noruego de 74 pies de alto. pesa unas 11 toneladas. sigue decorarlo, tenerlo listo para encenderlo el 4 de diciembre. porque en medio de todos estos dÍas polÍticos, una cosa es cierta. la navidad una cosa es cierta. la navidad ya viene. y asÍ - tus jugadas no son tan limpias como están diciendo que son. - cada quien que decida cómo quiere jugar este juego y si se siente bien con las decisiones que están tomando. - no puedes decir que fuiste tú. es hora de que él salte de un barco que se está quemando desde hace mucho. tú simplemente tienes que obedecer la voz que se...

while harris is behind with 113. meanwhile, donald trump was worried about the air that coral tiny in pennsylvania. a crucial swing state that has both scanning machines have broken down of a 100 and people have just refused to cost that balance. trump is also spoke as spoken out about allegations, old must cheating in other parts of the country to verify my colleagues. example might be my, my, my not blank for your address. it's kind of weird call that kind of order fraud. i think that's on the one of our one welcome to us or voting in the us presidential election is finishing up and already, by the way, the new york times is courting donald trump, the winner of the 2024 election. so many millions of people have been heading to the poles to trying to choose who's going to take control of the white house for the next 4 years. we've got all the big developments for you. all the updates to potentially people are calling this the hottest race in decades. so over the while he's done, i'll call who we go in our special studio. i don't it's been crunch the numbers and you've got all the upd

what has donald trump been saying? he’s donald trump been saying?about to take _ donald trump been saying? he's about to take to _ donald trump been saying? he's about to take to the _ donald trump been saying? he�*s about to take to the stage and the next few moments and we will see. he has had a bit of a rough week to be honest. began with those from that comedian about puerto rico and describing it as a piece of garbage than controversial comments about women and how he was going to protect them whether they liked it or not and then more recent comments about the republican liz cheney and how she should face nine rifle barras. donald trump does not apologise and tends to double down on these occasions. we will see what happens tonight. it is a pretty noisy environment, as you can hear, the crowd have had a little treat where some big guns fired t—shirts into the crowd but i expect more of the same from the former president, really making his arguments about inflation, immigration and taxation. and perhaps making some more comments to soak up the

los que ven el con 247 para donald trump, 210 para kamala harris y necesita 23 votos mÁs donald trump importante explorar el conteo oficial, sobre todo cuando hablamos de la posibilidad de mÁrgenes cerrados. sabemos del discurso que estarÍa preparando se va a declarar ganador? pedro: hasta ahora, no. lo que se nos ha dicho es que va a venir y hablar con sus seguidores, pero voceros dicen que por ahora estÁn optimistas y que los resultados de pensilvania indican que el expresidente podrÍa ganar ese estado. de ganar esos 19 votos las posibilidades de triunfo serÍan cercanas. todo depende de sus resultados, pero ya son cerca de la 1:00 de la maÑana se habÍa pautado el mensaje para las 10:30 del 5 de noviembre y creo que la precisiÓn es tratar de traer al expresidente para que hable y tambiÉn a todo el paÍs y para mandar un mensaje de optimismo frente a lo que indican resultados de lo que podrÍa pasar cuando se coloque el total de los resultados. jorge: aparentemente el pamesa para a pesar de no haber ganado oficialmente y enviar un mensaje. ilia: pareciera que la campana de donald trump

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to talk about exactly this, one of whom was really, really, um, encouraging people to vote for donald trump she was voting for trump, and she was endorsing him and encouraging other people to do it. and she's an intelligent, well—informed woman. we had a discussion about this, and she seemed perfectly well aware, actually, that donald trump would probably be even more supportive of what israel the other felt inclined to vote for donald trump. and i think that's interesting. like, where do these people sit now? because, you know, is it that the kind of... i kind of wonder whether some people that voted for a third party thought...believed this promise of donald trump, that he will actually stop the wars, or is he going to go in a direction that is actually even further away from what they would have wanted, and they might think, "i wish i hadn't voted for the third party candidate." i met quite a few young arab—americans in michigan to talk about exactly this, one of whom was really, really, um, encouraging people to vote for donald trump. a registered democrat, previous bernie sanders suppo

i didn't predict donald trump would win in 2015. i said the opposite plenty of times over and over. that election i wrote a book on the trump coalition trying to understand a little more about how the populist coalition was reshaping it. it is a realignment. we have a working class coalition. the democratic party has become an upper class coalition. historically the working class coalition wins. >> i do want to make sure we end this show talking about what i think is one of the things that brought you to where you are and that is the sanctity of our peaceful transfer of power. and the stakes for the election here because there are already signs that if in fact donald trump were to lose there's unlikely to be a concession. you obviously personally experienced the violence that came with standing up to trump when he tried to convince georgia officials you included to change the election results. what are those stakes of that today? >> there's so much at stake. but i think -- and way more than a party. i mean just the ideology of a country. i can't help but think how off base this count

to talk about exactly this, one of whom was really, really, um, encouraging people to vote for donald trumpid she was voting for trump, and she was endorsing him and encouraging other people to do it. and she's an intelligent, well—informed woman. we had a discussion about this, and she seemed perfectly well aware, actually, that donald trump would probably be even more supportive of what israel is doing than the current administration is. she just thought there was so much hypocrisy in democrats supplying all the lethal weaponry to israel that they are, and not managing to force the israeli prime minister into some kind of ceasefire arrangement that she just wanted to punish the democrats. but, i mean, it's a kind of peculiar way of doing it, to lend a vote to somebody who, you know, will be fully supportive of israel's right to do what it wants. he has said that. he has phoned prime minister netanyahu and said, "you've got to do what you've got to do to finish this off." the idea that he will constrain israel in any way, compared to what the biden administration has done, it's for the bir

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— what do you think about donald trump's victory? that _ trump's victory? i would like to say that i am surprised that i _ trump's victory? i would like to say that i am surprised that i am - trump's victory? i would like to say that i am surprised that i am not i that i am surprised that i am not surprised at all. i had been saying this for weeks, i said i really do think he's going to win was not i sent it in my democratic circles, and i was called crazy i can fit harris campaign had trouble building a coalition in swing states. in all states, really. margins from 2020 to 2016 and the blue states trump dramatically. she underperformed in every blue county and state on the map. this is something i don't think that the harris campaign was expecting, i don't think young voters were expecting this, i think that everyone was overconfident and we eat our words. it is the same thing that happened in 2016, and just a much bigger picture. imagine ounu just a much bigger picture. imagine young people _ just a much bigger picture. imagine you

this is the family that hates donald trump. 't be trusted to carry out president trump's agenda. she's talking about his nephew, bob thune, who gave a , he talked about some proverbs. this is an outside game, inside game that the john's play, they play the inside game in terms of building those relationships over time, senator scott is someone who has been playing the outside game, going on fox and making that pitch directly to trump and his allies. in fact, he is someone who has often played the outside game in the senate which may not help him with some of those senators. >> i'm so glad you said outside and inside game because having covered the senate for a few years, yes, there is sort of the person who the leadership likes or the president likes, but then there somebody that can actually do the job, which is hard and it takes talent and it takes an understanding of legislative process and to play three-dimensional chess, and a lot of the senators who are going to be voting our new and may not know that, and some though, mig

donald trump, 62%, kamala harris, 36.5%. this is a county that trump was expected to win and he won it by half a point to a point more than he did in 2020. and what about lancaster county. what was 2020 in but butching ue margin a little bit. burkes county. 53-45% in 2020 and in 2024, he bumped it up by a half. scofield county. 69%, and i can keep doing this and i will, but every single one of these, this was 2020 in carbon county, 22-point lead for donald trump and bumping it up a little bit, and throughout the course of this dined of blue collar area that joe biden was able to chip away at donald trump's margins in 2016, trust wrested them back with a level of consistency that made it clear it was not just about philadelphia, not just about the color counties not exceeding their 2020 gains. it was about donald trump securing his strongholds and doing better than 2020. >> consistent gains across the board in the battlegrounds and thank you for that. and let's go over to phil and he hit on something right there, the counties,

it has been seven days since donald trump was elected president. we know that voters are upset about a lot of things. the person they have now chosen to change at all is trump. so what will the future look like when he becomes president? a week ago i said voters basically said, let's find out. well today we are finding out. matt gaetz for attorney general, tulsa gabbard for director of national intelligence. say what you will about marco rubio or secretary of state, mike huckabee as ambassador to israel, you may not agree with the politics, but they are legitimate nominees for those roles. gaetz and gabbard? for the last week i've heard from a lot of people in donald trump sorbed to have told me, over and over, just wait. he's going to pivot to the middle, he will govern for all of america. well these nominees today, what they say is that trump is ready to fill the government with people who are unfit for the jobs. it appears, here, that the chief qualification his contempt for the very roles that they are being picked for. we are at the start of a

in the day, donald trump held an absolute massive rally, this one in new mexico. lue state, trump also headed to virginia this weekend, not exactly his best eight and 2020 but looks far more competitive right now. polls even showed that the granite state, new hampshire, looking very, very tidy break could donald trump expanding or trying to expand the electoral map into traditionally democratic territories? former florida attorney general, and former trump campaign manager, pam, i don't know, if he win georgia, north carolina, he gets pennsylvania and it's a way. they worried about all of those dates big the clear politics average, it is less than one point in donald trump's favorite pig that is why i own telling people, assume that your vote we'll be the deciding vote in this election. >> and kamala harris is looking to start of her base, that is all she's worried about. donald trump is expanding his face, he does not see a red or blue stated, he sees americans in every state who need help. that is what he's doing, going into every state, encouraging everybody to

, didn't support donald trump, tried to push back against donald trump within his own party who has retired, and been replaced with a complete and total trump supporter. i mean, rob portman, for example, in ohio. he retired. j.d. vance is in his seat. he is obviously going to be vice president. but there is no question that whom ever is picked is going to be of that ilk. and you can go on and on and on down the line when you look at the sort of make up of the republican conference in the senate and the house. and that really does change the game for donald trump in how he can get things through, who he can get through, and the kind of support he has for what he wants to do. >> yeah. it's great to see you, dana, we're going to watch a lot of action happening play out at capitol hill and the white house this morning. >>> breaking this morning, special counsel jack smith plans to resign before donald trump has a chance to fire him. smith may try to put something together of a going away present. >>> happening now, stock market futures pointing up after the first inflation report sin

some here are hoping that donald trump will clip america's wings. f a global superpower to a position of a global normal power. and moscow may benefit from the people in america. 50 and moscow may benefit from the people in america.— people in america. so the more the united _ people in america. so the more the united states _ people in america. so the more the united states is _ people in america. so the more the united states is in - people in america. so the more the united states is in paris, i the united states is in paris, the united states is in paris, the more _ the united states is in paris, the more the united states is in the — the more the united states is in the united states is arguing with itself, the more the united _ with itself, the more the united states looks confused, the better it is for the kremlin. the title of this conference was together into a new world. vladimir putin can't wait. steve rosenberg, bbc news, sochi. you can continue to follow all of the latest global and domestic reaction as well as more analysis of the us el

said, donald trump is for you. and democrats very often in their messaging speak and in this in terms and in concepts in not in the second person. i care about you. and political races are not about one candidate versus another candidate. too often it's pigeonholed like that. it's a race to convince a person about who cares about you more. >> thank you to congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and that's tonight's "reidout." you can follow me on tiktok at joy reid and instagram at joy ann reed and on instagram and tiktok at the readout and on blue sky. bluesky, find us there, too. i'll see you monday. ♪♪ >>> hi everybody, it's 5:00 in new york, i'm alicia menendez in for a special edition. donald trump is not in the white house and is already claiming credit for solving problems that are already addressed. he said he delivered on the campaign promise to close the u.s./mexico border. posted quote just had a wonderful conversation with the new president of mexico, it was a very productive conversation. trump spoke to

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the things that donald trump says, doing the things that donald trump does. it's inconceivable. she would be pulling like 2 % in our party. different people see it different ways. it's hard to argue that donald trump that any but donald trump does what he dies. we are talking about how they are closing. kamala harris make a decision she wants to close on a positive message. she's being accused she's too vague pick she did a two weeks to war hitting every media outlet she could pick she put out proposals and people were saying she's too vague. that she turned to be more positive. i'm not sure that's a great idea. scott thanks we've been to nice. i think we should be harder. >> do you think there's a single voter who has not yet heard enough negativity about donald trump one more negative thing would help you win ? >> i will talk about it in my hot take. >> i remember the town hall with harris there were pennsylvania voters pick several of them were enough with the negativity. we are tired of hearing negative things. even though, negativity does work. is it wis