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your limousine is yellow and your driver speaks farsi.onald trump will not be the same donald trump when his limousine is yellow, when he is hailing a cab and his driver speaks farsi. he knows that more than anyone. how much he will have influence, absolutely, no question about it. he has a cult of personality. no question about it. but this is what biden actually talked about in the interview with me. how many republicans will still be with him? maybe 20, 25%. if he can, maybe we can actually start to govern again in an effective way. >> and yet "the washington post" found after asking every house and senate republican only one in ten admit that biden is president-elect. you know, there is this awful undemocratic situation we are in. evan, biden's mostly ignored it. does that come from his leadership team? does that come from ron sclakla this idea to ignore the noise? >> it's a mantra that they have used internally going back to when ron klain was the eastbobo czar in the obama administration. ignore the rising levels of anxiety and fear

those of you watching them if you speak farsi, you can get coverage of that story on bbc persian dotsay a 90—year—old woman margaret keenan became the first patient to receive it. hugh pym has the story. an early morning hospital appointment, at first glance nothing out of the ordinary. but this was unlike anything before. margaret, aged 90, was the very first patient to receive the newly approved coronavirus vaccine. applause. there was a well deserved round of applause, and intense interest amongst media and health officials at this hospital vaccination clinic in coventry. she seemed to take it all in her stride. so, margaret, first of all, tell us, how was it for you? it was fine, fine. i wasn't nervous at all. it was really good, yeah. and what do you say to those who might be having second thoughts about having this vaccine? i say go for it, go for it, because it's history, and it's the best thing that's ever happened... ..at the moment. so, do please go for it. that's what i say, you know? if i can do it, well, so can you. the matron who administered the historicjab said this si