just hope out of this something positive can come. >> commissioner elias: thank you. first and foremost, thank you mr. king for coming and taking the time to speak with us. i know this is a very difficult conversation to be had. i know that it's especially difficult for you given what you describe as the retaliatory actions that have been taken against you for doing this. i had a few clarifying questions for you. it's my understanding that when you drafted this e-mail, it was an e-mail to the chief and the d.h.r. director callahan who is your boss. is that true? >> yes. >> commissioner elias: when you gave this e-mail, it was in april of 2019? >> yes. >> commissioner elias: after you sent the e-mail to the chief and to d.h.r. director, did you receive any follow-up or any contact from the department or d.h.r. response to your e-mail? >> no. >> commissioner elias: i want to understand that you described earlier that you took months to tailor the training that you gave to law enforcement in order to present it to the officer. you prepared this training and try to tailor

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just hope out of this something positive can come. >> commissioner elias: thank you. first and foremost, thank you mr. king for coming and taking the time to speak with us. i know this is a very difficult conversation to be had. i know that it's especially difficult for you given what you describe as the retaliatory actions that have been taken against you for doing this. i had a few clarifying questions for you. it's my understanding that when you drafted this e-mail, it was an e-mail to the chief and the d.h.r. director callahan who is your boss. is that true? >> yes. >> commissioner elias: when you gave this e-mail, it was in april of 2019? >> yes. >> commissioner elias: after you sent the e-mail to the chief and to d.h.r. director, did you receive any follow-up or any contact from the department or d.h.r. response to your e-mail? >> no. >> commissioner elias: i want to understand that you described earlier that you took months to tailor the training that you gave to law enforcement in order to present it to the officer. you prepared this training and try to tailor

whatever that meeting in january is. >> commissioner elias: thank you. >> the public is welcome to make public comment on line item 2. please call 415-655-0001. good evening are you making comment on 2? >> yes, i guess so. i'm not sure what line i'm supposed to be on. i'm calling concerning my son. i recently given everyone a -- [indiscernible] concerning my son being in a gang. i was asking earlier to have everyone to respectfully rite a letter to the fed to ask him to repass that. lot of our children are being murdered here in san francisco and labeled and i gave that to stacy youngblood to give to all of you and called in back again to ask again if you can do it individually or as a group to the feds about recanting their story. they have no facts. i don't know you can respond to that, i will continue to keep asking as long as you guys are here, as much as i've been coming to the police commission. i been around everyone all these years concerning my son. there was never any allegation set for someone want to get a case done or to get their case on someone else but they're using my c

whatever that meeting in january is. >> commissioner elias: thank you. >> the public is welcome to make public comment on line item 2. please call 415-655-0001. good evening are you making comment on 2? >> yes, i guess so. i'm not sure what line i'm supposed to be on. i'm calling concerning my son. i recently given everyone a -- [indiscernible] concerning my son being in a gang. i was asking earlier to have everyone to respectfully rite a letter to the fed to ask him to repass that. lot of our children are being murdered here in san francisco and labeled and i gave that to stacy youngblood to give to all of you and called in back again to ask again if you can do it individually or as a group to the feds about recanting their story. they have no facts. i don't know you can respond to that, i will continue to keep asking as long as you guys are here, as much as i've been coming to the police commission. i been around everyone all these years concerning my son. there was never any allegation set for someone want to get a case done or to get their case on someone else but they're using my c

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whatever that meeting in january is. >> commissioner elias: thank you. >> the public is welcome to make public comment on line item 2. please call 415-655-0001. good evening are you making comment on 2? >> yes, i guess so. i'm not sure what line i'm supposed to be on. i'm calling concerning my son. i recently given everyone a -- [indiscernible] concerning my son being in a gang. i was asking earlier to have everyone to respectfully rite a letter to the fed to ask him to repass that. lot of our children are being murdered here in san francisco and labeled and i gave that to stacy youngblood to give to all of you and called in back again to ask again if you can do it individually or as a group to the feds about recanting their story. they have no facts. i don't know you can respond to that, i will continue to keep asking as long as you guys are here, as much as i've been coming to the police commission. i been around everyone all these years concerning my son. there was never any allegation set for someone want to get a case done or to get their case on someone else but they're using my c

commissioner elias. >> thank you. thank you chief for the report. my question was in seeing the chart you had where it had the six foot patrol for the bayview was a little shocking to me given the sort of summaries every week that we receive regarding the crimes that occurred throughout the city and a lot of the shootings and crimes like that that are happening currently in the bayview and the bayview having one of the sort of low foot patrol. it's my understanding that the bayview station has a lot of specialized units. there at the bayview and i'm wondering given the positive findings from the policy lab, and the study they did with respect to the positive beneficial outcomes of the foot patrol, if that's going to be a factor in bayview at the bayview station and the possibility of increasing foot patrol there. >> yes. so, let me address the specialized units commissioner. what bayview have they have a plain clothessed unit. they have investigation team. sit. and that's and they have their housing officers. that's pretty much it in terms of specia

to say no person has done more to combat donald trump's attempt to steal the election than mark elias. thanks to his efforts trump is one in 55 in post election litigation. mark elias joins me now. great you have to on, mark. you tweeted earlier that you were shaken by the supreme court lawsuit. why did you say that? >> yeah. so let me start by saying i'm not shaken because i think it has any chance of success. this lawsuit's going to fail, just like all the other lawsuits have failed. so i'm not worried about that. what shook me was that, you know, when texas filed this case, it was kind of, like, all right, paxton is aiming to do some wacky thing, but this is not going anywhere. but to see all of these states sign on and 100 plus members of congress, republicans, sign on in support of this shook me because what it speaks to is an erosion of our democracy going forward. joe biden and kamala harris are going to be sworn in. but it speaks to an erosion of our democracy going forward, that trumpism and its corrosive effect on democracy and democratic party norms has now so thoroughly infected t

elias, thank you so much for making time tonight. i know you're probably exhausted. i appreciate you being here. >> i am exhausted, but like all of us, i'm also breathing a huge sigh of relief, not that this was ever in doubt, but it's good to have it behind us. and, rachel, thank you for everything you've done to keep shining a light on this. >> oh, well, let me ask you about the quality of the light because i am not a lawyer, and i do know that what happened tonight at the supreme court -- i've seen people who are lawyers and who are very good at this sort of summarizing it in different ways. let me just give you a chance to tell me if i said anything of that wrong or if you think there's an easier or better way to explain what this court ruling was tonight and how it went down. >> yeah, i think you got it right. i mean i think the takeaway is that the supreme court ruled 9-0 against the president and against the state of texas, which was doing his bidding here. seven of the justices said, you don't get in the courthouse door. two of the justices say, as a matter o

thank you for your stoic coverage for 4.5 years and beyond. elias haddad.ill with me. i look at volatility. i'm drawn to moments of implosion. markets moved to the extreme. volatility had eased. there's a palpable sigh of relief and volatility. is that misguided in any way? do you think when it collapses like this, it's an opportunity for me to pick up some spice yvonne at a cheap price? in the near term, i don't see any significant market events that could lead to a sustained spike and volatility. at the same time, you've got central banks providing all of this liquidity and -- into the financial system to ensure -- to contain significant volatility spikes. into 2021, some of the big risks out there that could lead to a pickup and volatility, the biggest one that i see would be are central banks prematurely removing the monetary policy accommodation, that would lead to a significant spike. manus: that's more a fed risk than a boe risk, isn't it? elias: also, it's more of the fed. if the fed fails to ramp up their asset purchases, they've committed to purch

elias can answer it. this exclusive interview is his first since the election. thank you so much.eally appreciate you joining us. this is very important. >> thanks for having me. >> so this is the first interview you've done since the election. you've been so busy fighting president trump in court coast to coast. tell me why you're speaking out now before we get into this. >> i think it is important for everyone in your audience to understand that as up, the election is over. the people have voted and joe biden and kamala harris have won the election in a pretty resounding way. it is not just that they won 7 million more votes than donald trump and mike pence. the electoral college is not that close. what we're seeing now in this litigation is not cases that are going to change the outcome but rather, cases that will undermine confidence that some people have in the outcome of the election which is really dangerous for democracy. >> how do you respond to lou dobbs? that question now. >> well, i'm flattered. i suppose that he thinks the republican party should maybe, half a billion

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elias can answer it. mark, thaenk you so much. i really appreciate you joining us. this is very important. thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> this is the first interview you have done since the election because you have been so busy fighting president trump coast-to-coast. why are you speaking out now? >> it is important for everyone in your audience to understand that the laeelection is over. it is not just they won 7 million more votes than donald trump and mike pence, but the electoral college is not that close. what we are seeing in the litigation is not cases that are going to change the outcome but rather cases that will under mine confidence that some people have in the outcome of the election, which is dangerous for democracy. >> how do you respond to lou dobbs and that question? >> i am flattered, i suppose that he said the republican party should pay me a half billion dollars. but there is not nothing i or any other lawyer will do to change the votes and in this case the votes speak that joe biden and kamala harris won. >> reality and the facts. let's talk about the supreme court.

thank you. i appreciate you hosting this roundtable. >> harris: as you are noticing, the incumbent senators there in georgia, senator david perdue is speaking, and then to his right, eliaffler is there as well. we know that the vice president, president, and other senators from capitol hill and lawmakers are added to georgia today and tomorrow ahead of the january runoff to give support to those two candidates who, with that particular election on january 5th, will decide that power in the u.s. senate. that is part of today's discussion there too. there was a huge medical headline, and i want to bring in dr. saphier now. you heard the vice president of the united states say that we are just one and a half weeks away from approval movements of the vaccine. what does that mean in terms of the american public? >> well, that's right. vice president pence said that we could get the pfizer vaccine. the external review committee is scheduled to meet december 10. within 24 hours of the approval, they are ready to ship out millions of doses of the pfizer vaccine. we don't exactly know if they are going to be getting the approval on the tenth, on the 11th, when it will actually

elias, one of the top election law attorneys in the country. he has represented democrats for many years. right now he is a part of biden's legal team. mark, thanks for coming on the program. >> thanks for having me. >> let's listen to what president trump just said on fox. this is one of his comments claiming the election was rigged and i want you to give us a reality check. >> is it over? >> no, it's not over. we keep going and we are going to continue to go forward. >> okay. he says we are going to keep going. he has local lawsuits that are going on. is that true? >> no, it's not true. and it's important for the american public to understand it's not true. as you point out, it's time, it's well past time for republican leaders to tell the president and tell the public it's not true. the president and his allies have lost virtually every lawsuit. they have lost by, by my count, lost 58 lawsuits so far in the post-election. that has ranged from local county courts all the way up to the u.s. supreme court. it has involved judges who have been elected. it has been involving judges who have been appointed, including judges appointed by president tr

integrity, mark elias was put on the top of the case because they don't want to ask the questions that we will be asking until wednesday going to thursday in the state of nevada. >> sean: kayleigh, thank you for keeping us updated. more reaction, white house chief of staff reince priebus. the one thing that's interesting is you talked about in wisconsin. what's the latest there? >> thank you for having me on sean. in wisconsin, the way it works you have to go through the recount process. that means you have thousands of volunteers that are trained. they are going through every single ballot in two big counties and they're making their objections. you would object based on the t fact that the clerk put in the address or you might object because there's not a absentee ballot request form. so the volunteers are saying if they object to this sort object to that, object to the outcome of the canvassing board which is controlled by democrats, they say, no, no, no, no. then the trump campaign put their brief together and present a case to the court. the brief is going to the court tomorrow to now list out the 150,000 plus ballots that are objected to. the reasons for the objections and then