helping touch protesters, duck accessory on the frontlines. welcome to dede. glad you could join us. cons are demanding accountability after that of australian troops allegedly killed at least $39.00 afghans in cold blood. during deployments in afghanistan, a 4 year investigation by the australian defense forces found that the troops of elite army units were involved in dozens of unlawful killings which could amount to walk. crimes. australian troops have been in afghanistan for nearly 20 years as a majority of the alleged mud were committed in 20122013. the alleged actions of australian forces, enough aniston being described as one of the darkest chapters in the country's military history. the defense minister linda reynolds made no secret of her revulsion at the report 2 weeks ago. and it made me physically ill. and it was very, very distressing raid. because i know she said the consequences should be far reaching and doesn't represent. it's not just about the individuals who committed these allege and crimes, but it's also lessons for throu

if the police hadn't done this, we wouldn't need a duck shield to save us. i mean that make it right why these protesters want democratic and constitutional reform in thailand. while the demonstrations have been getting increasingly fractious and violent, the inflatable ducks have brought some much needed relief. i want, but the inflatable dots were any supposed to be in the water. it's were annoying the place because he's turned out so we can put them to good use, which made me laugh when he got me up. if i was with the government showing little sign of expecting the protesters, demands, now be more focused than ever on getting all that ducks in iraq. i'm and that's it. there's more on our website it up and even now with pictures from an elephant away, the bad day that happened. he got a look at his rescue from a well in the southern time or indian state of travel back next week. and for our planet is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make city street? how can we protect animals and their habitats? what to do with our latest? we can make

certainly if the ducks last name is trump. what if the man who's been slagged off as the worst president is america has ever now has something in mind that would make the same folks call him the most disastrous, lame duck president and u.s. history. those easy, good old times when the incoming george w. bush administration only had to deal with a few pranks after the clinton people left to be yanked off the w.'s of the white house keyboards. it cost a few $1000.00 to repair that. if only in 2020, the dems could get away with such harmless banter. donald trump's opponents are in fear. the media are showing this story over and over. they're loving it. maybe it's their last chance to get a piece of the trump hating pie, but hey, seriously, people as important as the former head of the cia are super worried. he's like a cornered cat tiger. and he is going to lash out mr. brennan, even once mike pence to suddenly turn his back on pows and save america from the wild, lame duck. i think they would seriously consider booking the 25th

after all, the lame ducks already caused a stir at the pentagon. president travels purging the top ranks of the pentagon, 48 hours after the election was called for joe biden. president trump is just fired, his defense secretary said, always big news when the secretary of defense is fired and that is what the president says he has just done to the now outgoing secretary of defense. so watch now to try to pull out of ghana, stand all of a sudden or start operations against iran, even without triggering world war 3. what if the angry doc ruins the final hopes for the revival of the nuclear deal with a win by throwing new sanctions at them? could he stunned the dems by pardoning julia? so it was him who helped shine the light on the d.n.c. e-mails 4 years ago. right, what if another trump twitter rant causes a new wave of street unrest? what if you reveal something classified and dodgy that would hurt america? although some would say he's the kind of president who has more to hide than to reveal. anyway, lame duck thriller, bring it on or despite cont

anyway, lame duck thriller, bring it all to spying. controversy still surrounding the election to find in fact that what can, has already made key picks the top post, but has done a whole can say, explains that doesn't mean fresh faces, votes over, but not yet official. and so biden is gearing up for his move into the white house and his message to the world leaders. big changes are afoot in washington. i'm letting them know that america is back and we're going to be back again. so what does the return of the old america mean for the rest of the world? here's how the administration could look. while it's an inclusive lineup with several new faces. the candidates are heavyweights of american politics. let's take a closer look at c.v.s. . the hands down favorite for secretary of state is susan rice, who served both as national security advisor and u.s. ambassador to the u.n. under barack obama. a strong advocate for the intervention in libya and u.s. involvement in other states. rice was in the planning to replace hillary clinton as secr

anyway, lame duck thriller, bring it on. now with the fallout from november 3rd, still unraveling joe biden isn't wasting much time. his new administration is taking shape as the democrats to fill the top ranks of the white house. but as dan, who explains some of the names, might be very familiar, the votes over, but not yet official. and so biden is gearing up for his move into the white house and his message to the world leaders. big changes are afoot in washington. i'm letting you know that america is back. we're going to be back in the game. so what does the return of the old america mean for the rest of the world? here's how the administration could look. while it's an inclusive lineup with several new faces. the candidates are heavyweights of american politics. let's take a closer look at c.v.s. . the hands down favorite for secretary of state is susan rice, who served both as national security, advisor and u.s. ambassador to the u.n. under barack obama. a strong advocate for the intervention in libya and u.s. involvem

then we had right into the lame-duck session itself. the big issue is whether or not there will be any sort of coronavirus stimulus. as you remember, there have been months and months of negotiations between pelosi and the treasury secretary emma steven mnuchin. those did not yield any fruit before the election. there is a glimmer of hope that there could be some kind of arrangement and deal reached in the lame-duck session but given what is happening now with the president himself in contesting this election and saying there has been all sorts of unsubstantiated cases of fraud, the political climate is not really great for any big deal to happen. it looks like that will be punted most likely into the next congress. of course, we have government funding running out on december 11 so on top of all of the uncertainty surrounding the president and whether he will concede defeat, there is another threat of a government shutdown on december 11. the two sides will need to come together to reach an agreement on funding the government or risk a

s of passing a covid-19 relief package during the upcoming lame-duck session of congress. this is 25 minutes. s of passing a covid-19 relief package during the upcoming lame-duck session of congress. this is 25 minutes. speaker pelosi: good morning. good morning, everyone. another happy day. joe biden, president-elect. this week our nation paused for the sacred observance of veterans day. every day, we honor our veterans, but one day especially set aside, just as the military leaves no soldier on the field, in battle, when they come home, our commitment is to leave no veteran behind. this morning, it was my honor to be joined by the chairman of the veterans affairs committee as we enrolled, signed the veterans compact act, critical legislation to prevent veteran suicide. as our nation confronts the accelerated coronavirus crisis, it is important to note that this has affected tens of thousands of veterans and va workers. it is imperative that we secure even more funding to support the v.a. and care for veterans and their families. i also had the privilege of participating

if the police hadn't done this, we wouldn't need a duck shield to save us. make that happen, make it why. these protesters wants democratic and constitutional reform in thailand. but while the demonstrations have been getting increasingly fractious and violent, the inflatable ducks have brought some much needed relief. i want to try to be informational dots were only supposed to be in the water to annoy the place because he's turned out so he can put them to good use, which made me laugh when he got me in a paper with the government showing little sign of expecting the protesters demands now be more focused than ever on getting all that ducks in iraq and that the president has more now but sided up with even now with pictures from an elephant's away. the bad day that happened. he got turned around. he has a look at his rescue from a well in the southern time, or indeed state of travel through the back next week. but the fight against the coronavirus pandemic has the rate of infection in developing the latest research information and contacts the coronavirus

duck: that's a good anyone else on going up to vote? point.ning oft the class that the lines can be long. early voting just started this week for us, i think that is encouraging, no matter what side you are on. i am nonpartisan, but it is encouraging to know people are using that voice, despite the mudslinging, despite the negativity. people are coming out and that is why we vote, right? back to the ads. they could also rally that base. they can mobilize that base. people remember those negative ads, so they can have a big influence, and some get more press attention. some are turned into memes, then they go viral. these are ways that the ads are used. in terms of how to correct the misconceptions, one way is to flood the zone. how many of you play sports? flood the zone, right? you just, basically you use more speech to combat the speech. if you ignore the attacks, sometimes that increases the credibility of the attack. ignoring it is not necessarily the answer. it just depends on the case. sometimes that can be a good one. fact checking. i a

because a duck skin is so thick we only use duck breast.it's been deboend. season the inside. put down whichever dressing of highways. do it with shrimp and rice, broccoli and cheese. we can even do a twice baked potato. we lay down our duck seasoning and another layer of dressing. and the chicken, we lay that down, season it and put cornbread dressing. then we pull it all together and s sew it up. you bake its at 37 37 37 let it rest for at least an hour. when you open it up and see all the different layers and the dressings, you'll get that gaminess from the duck, a calm taste from the chicken and then the turkey. >> authentic. very tasty. >> wow. that looks awesome. cher, that's some good food there. >> if you're looking something really special, this is it. >> that may turn into your family tradition. >> they're worth trying. thanks for for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. u

that's going to be put on hold if it's not done in lame duck session.ess they do it in a lame duck session, both of those issues are probably, i say probably because it's not -- joe biden's got a lot on his plate, i'm sure he's not debating tiktok right now. but it's going to come up and he's got a lot on his plate and i'm sure if fannie and freddie is not something he's worried about right now with covid going on. but both these issues, if they don't get done in a lame duck session, they are going to probably get a very very stiff review from the biden administration. fannie and freddie simply because joe biden has a more expansive housing policy -- liz: why are they moving higher then? charlie: moving higher when? liz: right now. freddie is up 1.7%. charlie: everything is moving higher today. liz: not everything. the nasdaq is down. charlie: it may be moving higher on the notion that trump, as i was going to say, is going to do something about them in the lame duck. that's been bandied around. that's been said recently. a report came out today. clearl

duck: yeah, why would they do that after the election? we talked about with mail-in ballots, absentee ballots? if the election is close, we might not have the result right away. what they are doing is stopping the advertisement now. tweets --o block any that they try to self proclaim -- social media is stepping in and trying to combat this now. does anybody know in 2016 what happened with advertisement on social media? -- if you affect remember the cambridge analytica. that is something you all can look into but that is something that is stemming from this and now they are doing it. a lot are saying why aren't they banning them now because they are very influential, so we will get into that as well. it was some headline for the past week where facebook is going to boycott these after the election. into packs -- pacs and they are easy to break down, in 2016, proximally $2.83 on tvn was spent political advertising for different elections. relying on news and social media, but was free advertising. president trump spent less than clinton in

trump's last days in office, a lame duck on raging bull. that was the question we asked at the beginning of the show will surround sound, the lame duck or raging bull. but i think there's no easy answer to this and i don't know what it was and what is going to happen. but we're going to see some, some acts that might be symbolic and that he wants to address, you know, his supporters there too, and he wants to guarantee that they will continue to do so in the next few years. i think will be or more lame duck to be playing more golf and keep pardoning prisoners and people who have helped him. but i think playing golf is actually a good thing. the more he plays golf, the less damage he can perhaps to the final word i hope as well the n.c.a.a. has he can improve his handicap but. but at the same time you see it more trumps to come more troops to come. crank you very much for joining us here on to the point this week. that's an interesting place to finish. i will give you plenty of food for thought if we have good bye, i'm sure it's come back ne

duck: we are going to have everyone watch this and you can decide.his is a presentation by the eam one on daisy girl. >> hello, everyone we are going to talk about johnson's 1964 olitical ad. five, two, three, four, seven, six, six, eight, nine. [chirping] 10, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, run. zero [blastoff] >> these are the stakes, to make a world in which all of god's children can live, to go into the garden. we must either love each other, or we must die. >> vote for president johnson on november 3. >> very funny. >> what was the message? that his republican opponent, if barry goldwater was elected president, he would end up starting a nuclear war. this was a fear already present in the public eye but this ad amplified it to a greater xtent. is this effective? the style was effective and this is a powerful ad effective in scaring the public and spreading fear of a nuclear war. the campaign ad sought to revolutionize- the campaign ad saw to revolutionize the style in switching the focus onto emotional appeal. johnson won by a l

basically you know if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck he is very much being treated as the president elect albeit he has not yet come out and announced his victory so we'll just talk us through what people in delaware have been saying to you when you've been out in the streets of wilmington and you had a chance to talk to a few people how have they given the fact that that is joe biden's home state how have they been reacting to the way that this election has been held. i mean there is definitely it's a they're in a peculiar situation where you spoken to people obviously in fact a lot of people when they see us with a camera they'll come and talk to us and ask us has it been announced yet so there is great anticipation people waiting in fact some members of the public even though there were smaller groups were coming from yesterday hoping to see joe biden on the stage behind us so this is his hometown there is a lot of support for him there was a lot of anticipation people waiting for the results but there is also a very clear. sense that there is. a hope for something new

again, our focus in the congress now and on this lame-duck continues to be on covid relief. this is a red alert. all hands on deck. as leader schumer and i discussed yesterday, this is an emergency of the highest magnitude, and yet our republican colleagues want to focus elsewhere instead of recognizing as the health emergency which science has given us a path to crush. again, we have worse numbers than even yesterday. the numbers speak very eloquently. 160,000 infections were reported -- a horrifying number -- following more than a week of over 100,000 infections a day. these levels are two times higher than the summer peak. more than 67,000 americans are hospitalized with covid, a new record threatening to overwhelm our hospitals. our hospitals in rural areas, too. over 10 million people have been infected -- over 10 million people. 240,000 americans have died because of this pandemic. according to news reports, it was reported that more than 130 secret service agents are infected or quarantining. in the wake of trump's campaign schedule. 130 secret service. agents. meanwh

they would grab el chapo at duck dynasty.'ve got him in your sights, but i'm assuming this is not an operation you can pull off by yourselves. >> no. we cannot do anything as the united states government without the host nation. from the beginning, i didn't know who we'd be able to trust with this. i hadn't shared anything with the mexican government. and the only unit that i could do that with that i had some level of trust in was the mexican marines. >> reporter: they're the elite? >> they're the elite. >> reporter: samar, the mexican marines, had a sterling reputation for integrity and the ability to keep a secret. but this time, something went wrong. >> as soon as we met, i provided chapo's location. i provided this duck dynasty location to them. but the second they moved resources up to sinaloa, chapo knew instantly. >> reporter: you saw that in your intercepts? >> yes. >> reporter: how did you feel? >> devastated. it was an eerie feeling. >> reporter: the team had been betrayed, but no one knew who did it or why. you st

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again, five executions scheduled in the lame-duck period between presidencies.he last time this happened was over a century ago. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: lisa montgomery is facing federal execution on january 12. the execution was put off because her lawyers had covid. this is -- this is democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i am amy goodman. --we look further at the on december 10, international human rights day, the federal government plans to kill a 40-year-old black man named brandon bernard. he was 18 years old when he was allegedly an accomplice to a murder of a young, white couple. during his trial, his attorneys didn't make opening statements. at the penalty stage, they called no witnesses. out of the 12 jurors, all but one was white. now, 5 of the jurors say they think bernard should be not be executed. a former assistant u.s. attorney who helped secure his death sentence wrote in the indianapolis star quote "executing brandon would be a terrible stain on the nation's honor." that is one of the prosecutors who prosecuted h

interesting. >> i get the lame duck thing. i see it more as instead of lame duck, i see this as mad cow because this is -- >> as what? >> mad cow instead of lame duck, because this is insane. and my problem isn't with trump. i'm used to him being his worst. it's the rest of that party. four people have said that biden is the president elect. >> you said johnson. i don't have anything -- i have nothing to congratulate him for. >> i'm a businessman. i don't want to get involved in this political -- boy, has he learned the game fast, that brother. and now they have to be remembered for what they say and do right now because when this phase ends, they're going to try to play it straight. you know, oh, we care about this. we have to worry about fiscal this. we have to worry about responsibility and character. remember what they say and do now. and if you forget, don't worry. i'll be there. >> i was just going to say, never forget. as long as we're here, they are never, ever going to forget the trajesty that they betrayed on the ame

they didn't even need puddles the duck, he was at home.al kicker, jet toner, tough night. missed this one. and missed the other three attempts. to the final minute of the third. shuck didn't like it to the right. how about left it up the middle. nine-yard run, gave oregon a three-touchdown lead. stanford, mostly young and inexperienced couldn't match up. oregon won going away, 35-14. give me the eye in the sky cam. the l.a. coliseum. what's great about the sun devils ? the ground game. 17-yarder. they led 24-14, third quarter, 27-21 late in the fourth. trojans, on sidekick. who's got it? trojans ball. so how do they win it? minute and a half left. keynan, perfect spot. ufc a 10.5 point favorite. won it by one, 28-27. quarterback trevor lawrence had to covid protocol sit this one out. clemson in white at number four notre dame. they have four minutes to play. travis had it handled. broke a 26 all tie. the tigers first lead of the night. the irish need to answer, 30 seconds left. ian book found avery davis for a game tieing touchdown. this g

back at washing shins ducking factory. this feeling confident about his future before he discovered lyme straining he had always thought he would have to leave his village to find work in a big city. we could communicate with the world over this platform. yes we can share our cuisine and culture and history with the world that's very exciting for us. without you don't know. who would have thought that line streaming duck eggs could attract so many followers and bring so much business success. in this week's global ideas we'll take a look at a particularly successful conservation project. africa's majestic wildlife is often the target of poachers making the work of wildlife preserves especially important. our reporter went to kenya where he met some of the people whose project has made it onto the international union for conservation of nature's green list. the wildlife conservancy in central kenya is a paradise for animals and animal lovers the 250 square kilometers are home to thousands of giraffes elephants lions rhinos

pts trump's last days in office, a lame duck on raging bull. that was the question we asked at the beginning of the show once you're on something, i think there is no easy answer to this and i don't know what it was and what is going to happen. but we're going to see some, some acts that might be symbolic, that he wants to address. you know, his supporters are there too and he wants to guarantee that they will continue to do so. in the next 2 years, i think will be or more lame duck to be playing more golf in a key pardoning prisoners and people who have helped him. but i think playing golf is actually a good thing. the more he plays golf, the less damage you can perhaps to the final word i hope as well that he has he had can improve his handicap but. but at the same time you don't see it more trumps. more trying to come to thank you very much for joining us here on to the point this week. that's an interesting place to finish. i will give you plenty of food for thought if we have good bye, i'm sure. for good shape. hamas is playing a crucial r

pts trumps last days in office, a lame duck on raging bull. that was the question way i asked at the beginning of the show once you're on somebody's mind. well, i think there is no easy answer to this and i don't know what it was and what is going to happen. but we're going to see some, some acts that might be symbolic and that he wants to address, you know, his supporters are there too and he wants to guarantee that they will continue to do so. in the next 2 years, i think will be or more lame duck, could be play more golf and keep pardoning prisoners and people who have helped him . but i think playing golf is actually a good thing. the more he plays golf, the less damage he can perhaps to the final would i have i hope as well that he has he can improve his handicap but but at the same time we'll see it more trumps to come forward. trying to come to thank you very much for joining us here on to the point this week. that's an interesting place to finish. and i will give you plenty of food for thought if we have by. i'm sure it's come back nex

this duck was working my camera! gorgeous! and this really does make a difference. squirrel and my instinct was, quickly, grab the huawei, and this is how it turned out and this was taken on a camera phone so the zoom here will be other phones out of the water. to test phones in low light i went into central london after dark which as you can imagine is pretty much deserted at the moment, apart from every now and then you would see a social media influencer and the camera operator striking a pose and having a little photo shoot. i went down to the tate britain which at the moment is lit up for diwali. all of these were taken on the super wide cameras and all of them looked great, although i think the huawei just edges ahead because take a look at how much detail it preserved in these beautiful tiles. those with a super wide shot but with the regular wide camera apple and huawei both so they have made improvements this year to let in more light. here are some photos from the wide cameras, both iphones took a decent shot, the pixel did too, although again it was dark

this is the core of our work in the lame-duck. pandemicon't have a killing hundreds of thousands of people and infecting millions and making people food insecure, housing insecure, and the rest. our responsibility to keep the government open to have an omnibus bill and we intend to do that. we want to be able to do so in a thathat gives confidence we will have the government open and continue to be rather than having cr. instead of crushing the virus, it appears that the trump administration will use its final moments in office a desperate last step to destroy every possible protection for american health and well-being. ,o many people have said to me what damage do you think trump will do between losing the election and the inauguration of joe biden? maybe you didn't phrase it that's way. we knew he would be up to mischief. tryinge and apart from to destroy the credibility of our elections which we criticize other nations for doing and enemies foreign and domestic make an assault on our elections. on the policyt, side which is wh

what is the chance of something happening in the lame-duck session in d.c.? kevin: the rise in covid cases are definitely going to serve as a background for the increase in in unofficial talks. the president himself quitting out a statement earlier this morning with regards to the positive development's of the market, as well as the vaccine. that would indicate he is still watching the markets. thirdly, this is where i think it gets really interesting. president-elect biden had his coronavirus task force, a team of officials from harvard to other medical they, i am told, are really going to be who the president-elect's listening to, and just a more targeted approach after the inauguration. "om: "the new york times reporting that rick bright, who was so controversial for the .resident, i believe fired the biden administration will pick up dr. bright as one of their covid experts. is that what we are going to see, a huge coalescence towards the president-elect's unity? kevin: yes, that is one thing that has jumped out. i would also note that dr. anthony fauci w

this could be the beginning of a dangerous lame duck period as the president refuses to accept defeat. asked what mr. trump could do in his remaining days in office, one advisor told cnn, god, who knows. unlike former president barack obama's gracious welcome -- >> i want to emphasize to you, mr. president-elect, that we now are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed because if you succeed, then the country succeeds. >> reporter: the trump administration may be digging in with vice president mike pence tweeting it ain't over until it's over. this ain't over. >> president trump is 100% within his rights to look into allegations of irregularities and weigh his legal options. >> reporter: general services administration is declining to provide federal funds to president-elect joe biden's transition team saying an ascertainment has not been made the election is over. that's despite georgia telling reporters they haven't found any substantial voter fraud. >> we've not had any credible incidents raised to our level yet. we'll make sure the opportunity every legal ballot i

i think the question of whether it happens in the lame duck, there are a number of factors that willhape it certainly the trajectory of cases is going to be a key one and i think the other key factor is what's going on in the economy. and as you said, the recent data have continued to show somewhat more strength than we would have expected, particularly in the good sectors, consumer good expenditures have been very vongavon strong i think that's spilling over into manufacturing more broadly. >> so all of this is very, very good news. i mean, i was shocked when that number came out this morning because it was already strong. and the fact that it got even stronger, even though in that past month we know that the case count was rising, cases were spreading, was really surprising so that would all, i guess, feel better or sit betterif says if didn't have that concern that covid would sit through the winter and the election tomorrow >> so if we do see an acceleration in the virus from here, i think almost inevitably it's going to take a toll on the economy, while the resilience of spendin

it's about i don't know how many ducks, , rubber ducks to get released into the ocean and whether all wind up but it's about many other things in the way donovan was talking about. it's the writing we both do which is the wonderful holy -- if you don't like it it's awful. why don't they get to the point? donovan goes so many places in the book and see so many things just to bear witness. i think bearing witness is such a powerful thing in our culture and something we don't do enough of. >> another maybe other questions but a want to -- make a movie of this because it does feel cinematic. i know you have ideas who should play straying. >> my 18 year old -- go ahead. >> else want to know if you have any ideas who? i was thinking unlike a lot of american history there's actually a kind of tween the inhuman. you almost need like charlie kaufman or spike jones to adapted it to get to it. you have to get the talent right because it's serious, a lot of serious stuff but you're trying -- the strang, a genre of the tall tale almost play with that element. >> well, i think voice is important. y

a lame duck president that won't concede in the election he just lost.ial elections, it is the stuff of a bad breakup. the ex who won't accept that it is over, who won't return your favorite t-shirt or maybe your dog. tweeting incessantly, when you're going to bed, waking up in the morning, president trump insists it can't be over. he's in denial. asking the question since when does the media call who the next president will be? the answer since always when it comes to modern elections because they're following the data. when trump was winning in 2016, he was totally cool with that. >> i would like to take this moment to thank some of the people who really helped me with this, what they're calling tonight very, very historic victory. >> he trusted the media to call him the winner then. now in 2020, despite the clear outcome of the election he is insisting there's still a chance. maybe his friends will be honest with him that the ship has sailed or maybe not. ron a romney mcdaniel, head of the republican national committee echoing the president in a tweet

senate returns to begin the lame-duck session of the lame-duck session of congress with a 117 still ahead, we are joined by the chief congressional correspondent from the washington examiner, great to have you with us. guest: good morning. host: let's leap ahead to january and the two runoff races in georgia, the race against the incumbent senator david perdue any other race with senator kelly loeffler. have we ever seen to senate runoff races in any state before? guest: not my history of covering congress. it's really unusual. it's also unusual in georgia that the race has ended up in runoff territory. georgia had been traditionally a very red state where republicans could usually count on an easy win in the statewide races. that was the last few election cycles. there has been a shift in the electorate in georgia over the areas ande the urban their suburban surroundings have gotten more blue, more democratic in their electorate. that has led to some close races where republicans cannot be assured of an easy win. that's one reason you are seeing runoffs. i think people had thought david

approach was embraced and that is why we think there is a better chance to get a bill in the lame-duck if only the republicans. ridiculoushe shenanigans trump is forcing them to do in the election and focus on what people need. speaker pelosi, in 2000 was allowed to challenge george w. bush in florida for 37 days. you think the same type of patients should be afforded to trump and his legal challenges? rep. pelosi: i will say what they cheney said at the time. it caused many difficulties -- what dick cheney said at the time. s. caused many difficultie the bush administration was outspoken about the difficulties in the country. this is a different situation, we are talking about one state. dick cheney said we will pay heavy price for planning an assembly for the next administration. been vicehaving president of the u.s., the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, the chairman of the industry committee, he knows the territory. he is going to be just fine in the transition. he is going to be just fine in the transition. it is unfortunate the republicans have decided they were not resp

approach was embraced and that is why we think there is a better chance to get a bill in the lame-duck if only the republicans. embracing the ridiculous shenanigans trump is forcing them to do in the election and focus on what people need. >> speaker pelosi, in 2000 was -- democrat al gore was allowed to challenge george w. bush in florida for 37 days. do you think the same type of patience should be afforded to trump and his legal challenges? rep. pelosi: i will say what dick cheney said at the time. it caused many difficulties. the bush administration was outspoken about the difficulties in the country. as the leader said this is a , different situation, we are talking about one state. dick cheney said we will pay a heavy price for planning an assembly for the next administration. joe biden having been vice president of the u.s., the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, the chairman of the industry committee, he knows the territory. he is going to be just fine in the transition. he is going to be just fine in the transition. it is unfortunate the republicans have decided that t