i want us to get along. >> liam: i do, too, finn, but when you start defending thomas-- >> finn: i wasn'tding him. and i really don't know enough about the situation to defend anybody. but when listening to thomas-- >> liam: well, that-- that's your problem right there. you shouldn't be listening to anything the guy has to say, given all the hurtful and destructive things he's done. >> finn: you don't think people can change, atone for their mistakes? >> liam: no, of course i do. nobody's perfect. but thomas is not-- thomas--

. >> our next newscast is >> finn: i don't want to speak out of turn, and it's your brother that we're talking about. >> liam: no, but this is important. i mean, if you're sensing something weird going on with thomas, you should let us know. >> finn: he seemed really distracted. >> liam: and this is when he was talking to you about hope? >> steffy: it can be easy to read into things. you can't go jumping to conclusions. >> liam: well, if he's telling us that thomas is saying he's getting signs from hope-- >> steffy: can you guys stop? >> liam: ...i want to know what that means. steffy: liam, please. >> liam: romantic signs? is that what we're talking about? i just-- i need to know exactly what thomas has been saying. >> thomas: you're irritated liam's spending so much time over at steffy's. >> hope: it's fine. really. i understand. >> thomas: he's been spending an awful lot of time over there. >> hope: with kelly. >> thomas: sure. obviously, it hurts you, hope,

matt finn is live there in phoenix.h chief white house correspondent john roberts on the north lawn. happy monday

says many finns are working from home and surveys show in person. social contacts have been cut by 2 thirds. so while the situation in finland is very good at the moment compared with the rest of europe, health authorities warn that this requires constant vigilance. so while they are not making mass wearing mandatory, they put out friendly reminders like this one on city hall. it's a very good idea if ins want to maintain this way of life. but the number of new cases has started to rise. so now the government has ordered students over 12 to wear masks in school, and limited the size of social gatherings in the helsinki area to 20 people. it also extended until at least mid december ban on all non-essential travel into the country. finnish officials say in the summer, half of new coronavirus infections came from abroad. that's dropped to 6 percent. now that tourists aren't allowed in. the european union is pressing governments to restore open borders as soon as possible. as finland is grappling with whether it can do that and stay safe or something t

matt finn is live there in phoenix. begin with chief white house correspondent john roberts on the north lawn. happy monday to you, john. >> john: dana, happy monday to you and happy groundhog day to you as well. we keep reliving the same day over and over again. incremental movements in various directions. the president on twitter again yesterday again reiterating that there is no way that he could have lost the election. also raising the question as to how republicans did so well on down ballot races yet the president lost apparently to joe biden when it came to the race at the top of the ticket. the president saying he is not doing this for him. is he doing it for the people who voted for him tweeting, this morning quote i'm not fighting for me i'm fighting for the 74 million people not including the many trump ballots toss you had a record for a sitting president who voted for me. president trump continuing his locally action to challenge the vote count in several states. his best chance for any remedy may rest with

>> we were like, hey, we know we want a little playful creature in the background, but could it be finninn is the one that's under picnic benches and in the background peeking around the door in all the illustrations. >> that is -- so it was going to be a cat, and then it turned into your little brother. >> yeah. >> reporter: "sincerely, emerson" is available for preorder now from harper collins or you can get it on december 8th wherever books are sold. you guys, i got mine right here already. >> love it, will. thank you so much. she's a bright spot in this crazy year. we hope you have a great holiday, and that's what's making nryone. g, everyone. >>> right now on "america this morning," breaking news, the supreme court issuing a late night ruling on coronavirus restrictions. can states limit attendance at churches, synagogues and mosques? what the sharply divided justices have decided. plus, a new prediction from the cdc overnight. what we could be facing just before christmas. >>> pressure to pardon. president trump's decision to pardon former national security adviser michael flynn w

possibilities of reckoning with it and a remarkable capacity to move on quickly so good evening huck finn was saved until tuesday. we have to figure out a way to get saved past tuesday. talk a little bit about what inspectors from other cultures and especially the 20s learned from the american south. >> one of the places if i was trying to understand this in charlottesville we saw the merging of the symbolism of both the confederacy and those that were carrying that the symbol to think about what is memory and they were bringing these together and connecting the cultures across time so i became interested and realized germany was significant so i set out to think how germany remembered and dealt with its history and reconciled it but i discovered things and one in the years and decades they were hating all along but when they did to study how they had to subjugated african-americans. but they came and studied segregation laws and then they went back and debated the laws as they were crafting. >> one of the beneficial for when howard thurmond went to india is the experience in formininform

election fraud backed by several sworn affidavits was filed today in detroit, michigan, where matt finnas the very latest for us. >> that detroit lawsuit contains several sworn affidavits from a few people inside the massive absentee ballot counting process in detroit. one of those affidavits comes from a detroit employee who claims she saw so much illegal activity she had to speak out. a portion of that will read in part i was instructed not to look at any of the signatures on the absentee ballots and i was instructed not to compare the signature on the absentee ballot with a signature on file. i was told to alter the information i can estimate this was done to thousands of ballots. another sworn affidavit from a republican voting challenger was a former assistant attorney general, election workers adjust names and numbers on ballots. writing this case is not based upon actual evidence of any electricaelection fraud and is n conspiracy theories. >> tucker: matt finn live for us tonight, thank you. one of the wisest people we ever speak to. at the hoover institute in joins us tonight, t

many people into and through work with the way says many finns are working from home and surveys show in person. social contacts have been cut by 2 thirds. so while the situation in finland is very good at the moment compared with the rest of europe, health authorities warn that this requires constant vigilance. so while they are not making mass wearing mandatory, they put out friendly reminders like this one on city hall. it's a very good idea if pins want to maintain this way of life. but the number of new cases has started to rise. so now the government has ordered students over 12 to wear masks in school, and limited the size of social gatherings in the helsinki area to 20 people. it also extended until at least mid december, a ban on all non-essential travel into the country. finnish officials say in the summer, half of new coronavirus infections came from abroad, that's dropped to 6 percent. now that tourists aren't allowed in. the european union is pressing governments to restore open borders as soon as possible. push hillis says finland is grappling with whether it can do that

matt finn reporting.ell, the trump campaign today filing for a partial recount in another battleground state the, michigan. the recount will be conducted in two main counties. here to explain all of this is fox news correspondent mike mike tobin. mike. >> reporter: and talking about wisconsin, the two counties where the recount will take place are both dense with population, both democratic strongholds. kane county is home to -- dane county, milwaukee county. now, the trump campaign is accusing these clerks there, claiming that absentee ballots in those counties were illegally altered when poll workers filled in missing information themselves. the campaign also claims that ballots were issued without voters requesting an application which they claim is a violation of voting safeguards, and the campaign claims that clerks advised voters to say they were indefinitely con fined to their homes due to coronavirus, and that got them around voter id requirements. the milwaukee county clerk responded accusing the

injuries to finn russell and adam hastings have led to his recall.ve inclusion and diversity after the resignation of its chairman yesterday. greg clarke quit after he used outdated and racially offensive language while giving evidence to a parliamentary select committee. here's our sports news reporter laura scott. it is time for change. only last month, the fa launched a leadership diversity code and greg clark should sow it as his responsibility to their —— deliver change. but yesterday, he used an a cce pta ble change. but yesterday, he used an acceptable and outdated language to describe black players, which led to this. i deeply apologise for it. he also voiced what was described as a drizzly compilation of stereotypes, including about

the sacred with all forms to fall on the finn, also ok, michigan. so your feelings are sticking? yeah. bill clinton, my old woman was you go along with the chicken is the exact words, there's only a little so then i'll do it. but the bus conductor moves on straight. don't be surprised if one should love a good think. oh man, i thought some good, but i found almost a trick also not much money. when i think big deal in the bush got the political scene. paul wolfowitz like an ongoing conflict. george w. bush. when you know the actual disaster the out through the studio from like it's deep spiritual, gets the picture on the mind of doing something. that was the final standard. it's been pretty good. so if the doc come on, they want just let me just because we like doing all kinds of we're going to shoot me with forms of they're not going to start. and so i play and it got me and this is the 2nd they're not going to do another, it's because it was up in the mists, which includes about some of them up will probably go in this year. is that the same thing with anything? we see them as a

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finn. let's see him. >> oh! a heck of a lot of energy. i don't know if you can see after this. this is what he does after a big play session. there he is. >> oh! >> that's it for us. see you back here on ♪ can you hear me ♪ i have been so good this year ♪ pete: good morning, you may have heard me say who is this? i don't know who sings this song. brittany spears. she does christmas season. will: how auto woul wouldn't yow that? imo. pete: i'm a connoisseur not an expert. welcome to "fox & friends" on this saturday, november 28th. we brought it in with brittany spears, jed. i mean, who knew did you know

. >> shannon: correspondent matt finn reporting live from atlanta. >> is part of the ongoing audit or recount here in the state of georgia, it was discovered that about 2500 ballots in floyd county have not been tallied. 643 votes for the president and 865 for joe biden. that was a gain of 778 votes for the president and the county he already won. george's voting system manager calls it an amazing blunder saying it was human error, not software. floyd county election officials did not upload the votes from a memory card. georgia's secretary of state has asked the election structure to step down. >> there's no good expedition as to why you wouldn't upload those numbers. other than just gross incompetence. >> georgia secretary of state has the uncounted ballots are the most significant issue discovered so far in georgia's recount. today the states voting system manager says most counties have seen near zero deviation from their original numbers. the recount here in georgia was ordered because the presidential election is so tight. joe biden ahead by about 15,000 votes. all counties must

finn. let's see him. >> oh!eck of a lot of energy. i don't know if you can see after this. this is what he does after a big play session. there he is. >> oh! >> that's it for us. see you back here on monday. have a great weekend, everyone. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome to washington. i am mike emanuel in for bret baier. president trump loses another big challenges in pennsylvania but it could end up in the supreme court even as his options to salvage his own job dwindle, the president is pressing ahead in the georgia senate run offense -- run offense that will determine the balance of power in that chamber for 2 years. >> president trump will spend the weekend at camp david while his campaign escalates the fight to the

matt finn, live in detroit michigan.gan as we say is off the board from the fox news decision desk's point of view. georgia is not. georgia is out. jonathan scary joins us live from atlanta. reporter: connell, i'm at state farm arena. behind me you see fulton county election workers scanning the remaining ballots. they had some issues yesterday, a water break, a water pipe broke in this room. fortunately known of the ballots was damaged. they managed to count about 100,000 ballots yesterday. they broke for the evening. and then resumed counting around 8:30 this morning. they had about 42,000 ballots to count today. they're now down to 30,000. ,nally they were hoping to wrap up wrap up 7:00 this evening. they say it will be a little later. they will continue counting until every last ballot is counted. take a listen. >> we always planned on having the final ballots being scanned on wednesday. so that, that was always the plan to go through and finish today. reporter: lal ballot counting is on going in bennett and dekalb c

says many finns are working from home and surveys show in person. social contacts have been cut by 2 thirds. so while the situation in finland is very good at the moment, compared with the rest of europe, health authorities warn that this requires constant vigilance. so while they are not making mass wearing mandatory, they put out friendly reminders like this one on city hall. it's a very good idea if his want to maintain this way of life. but the number of new cases has started to rise. so now the government has ordered students over 12 to wear masks in school, and limited the size of social gatherings in the helsinki area. to 20 people, it also extended until at least mid december, a ban on all non-essential travel into the country. finish officials say in the summer, half of new coronavirus infections came from abroad. that's dropped to 6 percent. now that tourists aren't allowed in. the european union is pressing governments to restore open borders as soon as possible populous says finland is grappling with whether it can do that and stay safe

infection rates are much lower in germany, finn here in belgium, but the situation is unpredictable and could change at any time. we have very good, happy that we can help at this moment in time is to have to pass at the end. belgian capacity to give our viewers an earring, a possibility, so good that we can have known as an ascent perhaps in the future. germans have to come to belgium, fold all the question of european for the very teeth. it's good neighborhoods and it's really close cooperation. in just over an hour, freddy and the crew will have arrived on the other side of the bullet or providing some relief for the hospital here, yash, which is now able to take in another covert 900 patient. the death toll is still rising in belgium, but there are fewer bad, sulky, applied by covert patients than during the peak over, a week ago. you infections are rising in the u.k., but they stay constant in italy and spain and even fallen slightly in germany. and by a lot in france, let's bring in get moxon anesthesiologist and head of the pop out of intensive care medicine and intermediate carr

says many finns are working from home and surveys show in person. social contacts have been cut by 2 thirds. so while the situation in finland is very good at the moment compared with the rest of europe, health authorities warn that this requires constant vigilance. so while they are not making mass wearing mandatory, they put out friendly reminders like this one on city hall. it's a very good idea if his want to maintain this way of life. but the number of new cases has started to rise. so now the government has ordered students over 12 to wear masks in school, and limited the size of social gatherings in the helsinki area to 20 people. it also extended until at least mid december, a ban on all non-essential travel into the country. finish officials say in the summer, half of new coronavirus infections came from abroad. that's dropped to 6 percent. now that tourists aren't allowed in. the european union is pressing governments to restore open borders as soon as possible. says finland is grappling with whether it can do that and stay safe or somethi

many people intend to work with the way, says many finns are working from home and surveys show in person. social contacts have been cut by 2 thirds. so while the situation in finland is very good at the moment, compared with the rest of europe, health authorities warn that this requires constant vigilance. so while they are not making mass wearing mandatory, they put out friendly reminders like this one on city hall. it's a very good idea if ins, want to maintain this way of life. but the number of new cases has started to rise . so now the government has ordered students over 12 to wear masks in school, and limited the size of social gatherings in the helsinki area. to 20 people, it also extended until at least mid december. a ban on all non-essential travel into the country. finish officials say in the summer had but new coronavirus infections came from abroad. that's dropped to 6 percent. now that tourists aren't allowed in. the european union is pressing governments to restore open borders as soon as possible. push hillis says finland is grappling with whether it can do that and stay

says many finns are working from home and surveys show in person. social contacts have been cut by 2 thirds. so while the situation in finland is very good at the moment compared with the rest of europe, health authorities warn that this requires constant vigilance. so while they are not making mass wearing mandatory, they put out friendly reminders like this one on city hall. it's a very good idea if pins want to maintain this way of life. but the number of new cases has started to rise. so now the government has ordered students over 12 to wear masks in school, and limited the size of social gatherings in the helsinki area to 20 people. it also extended until at least mid december. a ban on all non-essential travel into the country. finnish officials say in the summer, half of new coronavirus infections came from abroad. that's dropped to 6 percent. now that tourists aren't allowed in. the european union is pressing governments to restore open borders as soon as possible. as finland is grappling with whether it can do that and stay safe, but it's

to take over 1000 patients like freddy at the moment infection rates are much lower in june in the finn here in belgium but the situation is unpredictable and could change at any time we have very happy that we can help at this moment in time is to have to pass it in belgium capacity because these are nearing the possibilities so good that we're going to have known as in the set perhaps in the future germans have to come to belgium for all the question of european solidarity if it's good neighborhoods and it's really close cooperation . in just over an hour freddy and the crew will have arrived on the other side of the border providing some relief for the hospital here in the yash which is now able to take in another call with 900 patients. here are some of the other major developments in the pandemic the total of confirmed corona virus cases worldwide has now surged past 50000000 following record numbers of new cases in several countries including russia and brazil the u.s. has the most cases with nearly 10000000 people testing positive since reporting more than 100000 new daily cases

. >> reporter: waiting for his arrival, 14-year-old max finn. >> we could hear the truck coming up the max would get pretty excited. >> reporter: max is autistic. he rarely speaks, and besides his daily routines, u.p.s. trucks are among his favorite things. >> we realized how much we've gained in our life from him, because he makes us more attuned and attentive to other people. >> reporter: since march, with both parents working from home and home deliveries much more frequent, kipp's visits to the house twice a week have become much more anticipated. >> have a good day. >> reporter: so when it came time for halloween -- >> he wants to be a ups man, so i mean, wow, why not just encourage him? it's from us at ups. >> reporter: kipp with that special delivery. >> yay. do you want to open it? >> reporter: a ups vest, hat, gloves and truck bringing out a rare smile. making a connection. >> what kipp has done for me is kind of renew that belief that there are small acts of kindness that people can do that really make a difference. >> reporter: kipp youngman delivering much more than just pa

injuries to finn russell and adam hastings has led to his re—call to the starting 15, having also featuredis year. stuart mcinally, sam johnson and duhan van der merwe also return. that's it, more on the bbc sport website including news from wales on flankerjustin tipuric who will return for their game against ireland, having recovered from tonsilitis, whilst alun wynjones will win a record—extending 150th cap. more on that at bbc.co.uk/sport. see later, thank for that. a total of 4856 people have died in scotland with confirmed or suspected coronavirus, according to the national records of scotland. the figures show 206 deaths relating to covid—19 were registered between november 2nd and 8th, up 38 from the previous week. despite this, though, first minister nicola sturgeon said the tougher coronavirus restrictions imposed in scotland have "very significa ntly" slowed the spread of coronavirus. here is more of what she said at the daily press breifing. the fact is, the measures that we have adopted in recent weeks and the sacrifices all of you and people across the country have been makin

infection rates are much lower in germany, finn here in belgium, but the situation is unpredictable and could change at any time. we have very good, happy that we can help at this moment in time is to have to pass if he in belgium competitive is an earring possibility. so good that we're going to have known as an ascent perhaps in the future. germans have to come to belgium for the question of europeans for the veritie. it's good neighborhoods and it's really close cooperation. in just over an hour, freddy and the crew will have arrived on the other side of the bullet or providing some relief for the hospital here, yash, which is now able to take in another call with 900 patients. the death toll is still rising in belgium, but there are fewer beds all complied by code patients than during the peak. over a week ago, you infections are rising in the u.k. . they stay constant in italy and spain and even fallen slightly in germany. and by a lot in france, let's bring in get moxon anesthesiologist and head of the pop out of intensive care medicine and intermediate carrot and university hospi

says many finns are working from home and surveys show in person. social contacts have been cut by 2 thirds. so while the situation in finland is very good at the moment, compared with the rest of europe, health authorities warn that this requires constant vigilance. so while they are not making mass wearing mandatory, they put out friendly reminders like this one on city hall. but it's a very good idea if pins want to maintain this way of life. but the number of new cases has started to rise. so now the government has ordered students over 12 to wear masks in school, and limited the size of social gatherings in the helsinki area to 20 people. it also extended until at least mid december, a ban on all non-essential travel into the country. finnish officials say in the summer, half of new coronavirus infections came from abroad. that's dropped to 6 percent. now that tourists aren't allowed in. the european union is pressing governments to restore open borders as soon as possible. finland is grappling with whether it can do that and stay safe, but it'

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in tom sawyer, a preacher came through town and tom sawyer said the preacher was so good that huck finnas saved until tuesday. [laughter] we have to figure out a way to get saved past tuesday. talk a little bit about what inspectors from other cultures particularly the 20th century learned critically from the american south. >> one of the places that i knew when i was trying to unpack and understand this phenomenon and find ways that apply to us, india was one of the obvious places that was very deeply but then charlottesville happened in in charlottesville we saw before our eyes the merging of a symbolism of the confederacy and the people who were protesting the removal of the statue in charlottesville and we saw before our eyes people who were carrying these symbols, the symbols actually cause us to have to think about what is memory, memory as the civil war and of our country, how is it that we are remembering and what does it mean, these people the protesters were bringing the symbol together they were connecting to cultures across the ocean so i became interested in germany and rea

met mr finn a dame. at them or a man or woman who watched the. whole mess when the mouse went through i just miss a few nothing a lot of things when i can. really get them. done have 15 i did them still come out on a walk then. yes . there may be questions about divers recovering life explosives that were over 100 years old. but the history of the ships themselves is no the british lost them in a 1st world war battle in 1917. during the battle of these 2 ships were lost just off on the coast of palestine in what was meant to be a safe anchorage the british had laid down some heavy mash nets to stop to pete i was coming into the anchorage a staunch is. destroy it carries 24 inch guns a couple 2 paedo tubes its main qualities are high speed it can go up to 30 knots and it's able to move very quickly to deal with threats it would be very difficult to reuse these weapons the smaller 4 inch guns or storms. these again weigh 7 right tom they're not very portable and it would be a rather obvious thing you could see people trying to get these guns from t

. >> shannon: our own matt finn reported on some of the papering up of windows so people couldn't see what was going on. andy, people across the political spectrum want to have confidence that when they cast their vote it counts. republican, democrat, independent, green party, whatever it is. my question is why, however this individual is, be specifically telling republican poll watchers that they had to get out, why the boarding up of windows. people want to have confidence. if there is a good explanation, i would love to hear it. >> you and me both. my friend, former republican congressman, was involved in the process. he indicated that from his perspective it went much better than some of the reporting is indicated. obviously he's only got his own eye view so we have to see how the evidence shakes out. the fundamental problem here is there is a real divide of bout what a legitimate vote is in this election because the overlay of the coronavirus pandemic kind of made courts think that they had license to rewrite legislative provisions that are supposed to cover the conditions under

thank you very much for that, matt finn following all of that.s you know, has been very critical of the entire process and said it was suspect right from the beginning. here's the president commenting on just that. >> it's massively powerful, it's massively corrupt. the media and big tech. section 230 should be taken out. that's the protection that was given artificially to them. but it's a massive form of corruption and silence and suppression. neil: all right. it would have to be very very massive and it would have to be very very significant to have changed the results or potentially to reverse the results from the election. right now, kellyjane torrance, "new york post" editorial board member with us. they haven't provided any evidence to that. i understand where the president is coming from to say that he can't believe these results and that he got, you know, 74 million votes, only guy who got more was the guy who beat him but the guy didn't beat him. where is all of this going? >> it's a great question, neil. yeah, i can understand the pres

matt finn now on the ground in atlanta. hi, matt. >> reporter: leland, georgia has become the center of the political world, and it's going to be a jam-packed saturday. taking a look at the two runoff senate races here that are going to control the balance of power in the united states senate, georgia's two republican senators are now urging that they have become the final line of defense for republicans to stop democrats from completely controlling washington. democrat candidate jon ossoff a short while ago participated in a comfort and care harvest distribution here in atlanta, and yesterday vice president pence was here to campaign with republican senator david perdue. pence urged georgia voters that their two republican senators must hold the line to defend the republican majority in the senate. pence also campaigned with republican senator kelly loeffler. her opponent, reverend rafael war knock, is hosting a series of meet and greets today beginning in montezuma. and there are several competing protests here in georgia

shannon: matt finn thank you.rizona alleging poll workers in maricopa county incorrectly instructed in person voters using machines there possibly negating some votes for tonight the vote counting continues. alicia acuna is live. >> hi sharon and before were discussed this new lawsuit i want to show you something because the mood here is change. the message is not that i'm going to push off. these are trump supporter to have been here for the past four nights and with you every night. we have seen it run the gambit. shouting very angrily at the media. they are frustrated with the results of come out of this election. earlier today we saw them praying and they were singing. now we have dancing in a few moments ago we did see there were some biden supporters who showed up as a competing force and play but the maricopa sheriff's department separated everybody had biden supporters and these folks here. let's get to the lawsuit filed earlier today by the trump campaign. what they are alleging is on election day there w

state just a few weeks ago before we find out which party will actually contrl the senate so matt finnas the latest live in atlanta. lots of activity down there. >> a lot of high-profile names descending upon the state and hundreds of millions of dollars being spent as democrats and republicans are trying to convince them to return to the polls in a matter of weeks. joni ernst is in griffin georgia campaigning with the republican senator david perdue earlier today, produce opponent slammed perdue because he has not agreed to anymore debate in in the senate runoff race. >> i don't even see trump defending him. he refuses to debate and as i've said repeatedly, he doesn't want to debate and answer questions, that's fine. he just shouldn't be running for reelection in the u.s. senate. >> vice president pence was here campaigning on friday for kelly leffler and david perdue and pitching to voters that the two republican senators must hold the line to maintain the majority in the senate and on saturday, held a series of meeting grades here in georgia where he told voters it is time for the p

neil: matt finn, thank you very much, my friend.s fellow is getting a lot of credit for pushing joe biden over the edge. he refuses to take a bow for that. rick snyder, the former republican governor of michigan who endorsed very early on joe biden saying he is still a republican but the preference was for the democratic presidential standard-bearer. he explained why then but governor, that might have made the difference for joe biden. i know you kind of poo-pooed that kind of talk but i'm wondering, looking at the numbers now, is it within the recount area that the president would be, within his rights to demand a recount? >> well, again, neil, we just need -- all these ballots. you just heard there is over 100,000 more to go. the thing we should be really proud of our system is really working here. isn't it amazing to see huge attorneyout across the board for both candidates, to see the process working as smoothly as it is. as reporter mentioned state law required the process to happen this way but it is working. so i think it jus

we begin with matt finn in grand rapids, the final stop for the president tonight. hey. >> hi, shannon buried it right now the vice president is warming up this crowd for the president. we are in grand rapids. this is the same place that president trump held his final rally before election day in 2016. now fast forward four years and this is the same place the president will be holding his final rally before election day. this is kent county on the western side of the state. historically a republican guarantee, but the president wanted this county by just a small margin in 2016 so he is back here to re-energize and reconnect with these voters that he's going to be relying on tomorrow. tonight the trump campaign tells fox news that the president needs a margin of 350,000 in votes cast on election day here in michigan tomorrow. it projects a margin of 400,000 in michigan tomorrow. the president warned michigan in 2016 -- won by just 10,000 votes. that was his smallest margin of victory in any state in 2016. the state of michigan historically elects democratic presiden

neil: thank you, my friend matt finn in at lant with more on that.to, herd about republicans everything is attention on the senate but they gain ad lost house seats. they're not in the majority but as close as they have been but what is really a small jump of maybe obtaining a majority two years from now. one of those who was the most behind in polls leading up to election day, one had him 20 points behind ended up winning the darn thing, burgess owens. utah congressman-elect, former football player. you surprised a lot folks. you pulled it off. people are saying how did you do that? how did republicans do as well as they did in the house races to dramatically narrow the gap in the house? >> first of all, thank you, neil, appreciate the opportunity. what we did, we highlighted what america stands for. you know we, across the country, you take a look at the win we had, such a diverse group of women, veterans, main north. we had one thing in common. we love our country. we're willing to stand for it very strongly. we were willing to point out the adver

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let's go to michigan where matt finn is in detroit. >> president trump's campaign has filed a lawsuit arguing it has not given access to numerous locations. here in detroit we have had a several voting challengers tell us here in the michigan secretary of state is starting to respond to those allegations. >> we have started to understand the heightened stakes that are state is under, we fully expect there will be a number of people watching the process, or perhaps even as we've already heard putting out out allegations about the process or anything in between. the bottom line for us is that we are focused on getting this right and we are focused on getting this right in a way that can withstand any court challenges. >> about 100,000 remaining absentee ballots in the state of michigan. some of these are being counted right here in detroit and there are some ballots coming from the west side of the state in grand rapids as well. those absentee ballots may help the president but overall the remaining absentee ballots here in detroit are expected to help joe biden. the state of michigan h

steve harrigan reports in florida but first matt finn live in macomb county michigan where it's alwayseople are voting with paper ballots and a pen and thousands of people have voted in person so far at this location. their ballots are being counted electronically. organizers say they expected the dinner time hour to pick back up. this is to precincts and one neck in macomb county, the county that the president one in 2016 just outside of the democrat stronghold of detroit. the president had one of his final rallies here on sunday and he will be relying on this conservative leaning county in michigan. we have not seen any problems at this location so far about michigan's attorney general tweeted this morning "getting reports of multiple robocalls that are going to flinch at residence. obviously this is false and an effort to suppress the vote. no longer lies, don't believe the lies. please have your voice heard. the michigan attorney general says voting is smooth sailing here in michigan in the state of michigan says more than 3 million early votes were cast which is an all-time record