potentially engaging in bribery and vote buying in the state of florida bloomberg raised over $16000000.02 pay the legal fees of nearly $32000.00 black and hispanic felons in florida the democrats know how important a swing state is but so did the republicans at a recent florida rally trump demanded votes from the residents of the nearby island of puerto rico i'm not going to say the best but i'm just about the best thing that ever happened to puerto rico you better vote for you but unfortunately for trump he clearly didn't know they can't vote the caribbean island still has the political rights of what many consider to be a 1900 centuries calling puerto rico's 3200000 u.s. citizens aren't the only ones who can vote for the country's president american samoa the northern mariana islands and u.s. virgin islands are also vote lists u.s. territories even many people who live on the mainland have the right to vote but faced serious obstacles something human rights groups are calling a mockery. now we are moved to exercise it because their own these barriers not enough centers missing from vote

ads in swing states like ohio and even spending big in texas and the crucial swing state of florida, bloombergmitted to spending $100 million to defeating trump. bloomberg's financial might trapped the republican party between a rock and a hard place, either watching helplessly as they are outspent in key areas or finally admit that campaign finance reform is starting to look pretty good after all. either way, i gotcha. i gotcha president trump is speaking ahead of a rally in north carolina. let's listen in. >> ballots in the same day. they could have put the ballots in a month ago. i think it is a ridiculous decision. thank you. w, there's skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months after just 2 doses. skyrizi may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. before treatment your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms such as fevers, sweats, chills, muscle aches or coughs, or if you plan to or recently received a vaccine. ♪ nothing is everything ask your dermatologist about s

bloomberg dumped $115 million to help joe biden beat trump in florida, ohio, texas. guess what?ida bloomberg spent $100 million to finance anti-trump ads, i can vouch for this seemed to appear every five minutes on any channel you watched. money was also used to target plaque and latino voters but in the end trump outperformed expectations in highly diverse miami-dade county. we've talked about that. and then the very few closing days, bloomberg threw another 15 million at either swing states, ohio and texas. again he lost. bloomberg wasn't alone. democrats raised $315 million to decisively lose six senate races. they tried to flip races in iowa, kentucky, maine, montana, south carolina, texas but democrats ended up losing all six of those races. in most cases the results weren't even close. very quickly case in point, south carolina, democrat jamie harrison brought in a huge $109 million to unseat senator lindsey graham. only to go on to lose by 10 1/2%. i could go on with other examples. i won't. yes, michael bloomberg, a lot of money went down the sewer. stuart: ashe, a good

will florida assign the next president yet again? this is bloomberg♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i'm vonnie quinn. the presidential race is tightening in florida, a key swing state that has historically been the key to winning. the state is working to avoid a repeat of the 2000 election. joining us now is jonathan in coral gables. according to the latest polls, the gap is narrowing. today, the nbc poll saying trump and biden are neck and that can florida. showsst recent nbc poll trump ahead 50% to 48%. and you, that was following new york times for that showed biden ahead. from where you stand, what is the latest? getting some early tallies of mail in votes, early voting in the state. mail-ina big time voting state, they have a sophisticated apparatus. they are used to this. the latest numbers that went live this morning shows registered democrats -- we don't know how people voted -- but democrats voted about 100 time -- 100,000 times more in the election. these are unprecedented numbers of mail in an early votes. vonnie: exactly. ,hese are reg

but i want to put up that map just want to point something out see the state of florida that's where mike bloomberg million dollars. that's essentially what he did he set it on fire because that because president trump again won the state of florida he had a better showing with latino voters which joseph brought up, and it is solidly red declared pretty early on for president trump. and mike bloomberg is a hundred million dollars poorer. >> a hundred million dollars dagen, i know we both can think of many, many places where that money could really make a difference like alzheimer's research or cancer research. it is just incredible how much money and energy mike bloomberg has put into these races. >> his own race too. remember him trying to get the democratic nomination. but then this -- i was arguing with somebody last night on the phone about it. and i said but in a pandemic, in a period of american history when so many people are suffering financially that was the begs way for you to spend 100 million dollars? it is a tire fire. if you will -- >> just yeah joseph your reaction to all of this thi

you know, there's a lot of gnashing of the teeth, whether mike bloomberg essentially did all he could do in floridahis into a blue state. you know, it's one thing to spend money and another to spend it wisely. that will be the story tomorrow if, i think, if florida goes to trump, particularly if the election goes to trump. if donald trump somehow pulls this out by winning florida and winning georgia, you know, if you think about it, he's got an uphill battle. he has to win florida, he's got to win georgia, got to win north carolina, has to. probably has to win arizona. if you do all that, then maybe he might win. if he can nail pennsylvania because michigan and wisconsin look to be out of reach. that shows you how tough it is. but he did turn things around recently. we are hearing that polls are getting tighter in those states. again, can't tell if this is tightening that just happens naturally or if this is a real movement like it happened in 2016 at the last minute towards trump, away from hillary clinton. but clearly, that's going on. if he does pull out florida, liz, i will tell you that there'

bloomberg spent $100 billion in florida. look what happened in florida and his racing general.s you have to have a message that resonates with voters, represent what is most important to him, and something will resonate with them. >> you know how these southern states work. don't tell us what south carolina didn't really want. did that hurt him getting money from other states? >> i think it did hurt him. i was in south carolina before this and talking to a lot of south koreans who did not want to see this, they want to make their own decisions like they always have and that is true across many states but democrats are not just interested in beating lindsey graham. they need to move the needle. beto rourke, 70 million to lose and texas against ted cruz, the goal is to move the electorate as people from northern states or blue states move into the state so they can build a coalition so republicans shouldn't sit back and watch this happen. they need to work in the off years to counter this effort. >> what is your take on south carolina? were you expecting lindsey graham to win by

florida. that was not true and the fact they didn't have a ground game and they depended on ads. that's what mike bloomberglly shot to do, ads, not direct contact with the voters in florida and for a lot of florida voters they bought this socialism message that donald trump was saying look, cuban-americans, it looks like joe biden is being influenced by the squad and progressives. you don't want to return to that and it worked in those counties. miami-dade really brought the president through so i think the democrats win or lose have to consult on their strategy in florida. stuart: fascinating. we could talk all day. thank you for being with us. it's a state at play them a far too close to call on the election but that is definitely a stock market rally. still to come, senator smith, maria barta romo, greg stu b and charles payne. wait there's more, "fox & friends" weekend cohost joins me live from wisconsin and florida next. ♪ before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn, marie could only imagine enjoying freshly squeezed orange juice. now no fruit is forbidden. nexium 24hr stops acid be

florida. congressman debbie wasserman schultz. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg ♪ n and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. years, florida looms large when it comes to figure out who will be the next president. this year is certainly no exception. we welcome a key democratic figure in florida, congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. thank you so much for being with us. we appreciate it. can you hear me? wasserman schultz, can you hear me? we will try to get her back. in the meantime, we are going to go to a break. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: we are back now with congresswoman wasserman shultz. the evil geniuses have done their work and we have got the technical glitches sorted out. part of forts lauderdale and miami-dade county. congresswoman wasserman shultz also serves as the chief deputy whip. give us a view from florida right now today. debbie: we are seeing increased turnout here on election day. broward county is the bluest county in the state, the biggest swing states. we are clocking in at around

projecting that some of these states that were supposed to turn blue like florida, ohio, texas, three states were michael bloomberg himself alone spent $100 million to turn the state blue and they are still bright red. in fact the democrats picked up no new seats in texas in congress. for example. and i think he was talking about based on the projections, and you saw "the new york times" famous needle start the day out with the president having a 9% chance overall of being reelected president, 25, 30% and state-by-state it was looking better for the president, including places like georgia, yet to be called, pennsylvania, yet to be called so he was basing it on that. >> bret: you've got cases, state cases pending in georgia, nevada, pennsylvania. now a federal case today in pennsylvania as well. we heard from ric grenell in nevada. take a listen to this and then the club county registrar response. >> with asked clark county for answers, they have no answers. they continue to count illegal votes. that is unacceptable and it's giving legal people a sense that the system is corrupt. >> my responses that we are not aw

we saw michael bloomberg $130 million tried to flip the texas and florida legislature to democrats ande their public and margin in both of those states. you've got to have enough money to get your message out but at some point hundreds of millions of dollars going into georgia people will start tuning it out and they will talk to their friends and neighbors were than listening to chuck schumer. >> you mentioned a couple of things. good news for the gop. i see farmer congressman darryl isaias headed back and having been declared the winner in and has raised a number of state legislatures were held increased her flip to republicans. you have new >> to work with in the coming years. we'll see you back there in washington. >> we are excited about darryl and those other republicans, great republicans class of freshmen very diverse group for 2021. >> we certainly defy the expectations there. thank you sir. >> tank shannon. appreciate it. >> team trump believes it does have a path to victory in arizona and beyond regular today they filed a new lawsuit in maricopa county or a sauna. we'll take

michael bloomberg spent 115 million on biden, 100 million in florida, the rest in ohio and texas. spent in a lot of local races including 2.6 million for the railroad commissioner in texas, his candidate there losing bloomberg's team telling me in a statement that being in florida allowed democrats to free up necessary resources to win other key battleground states in the midwest and pennsylvania and their get out the vote efforts and anti-gun candidates all succeeded. on the gop side, sheldon adelson spent about $180 million 80 of that on the super pac opposing joe biden, another 60 million to help senate republicans, and about 40 for republicans in the house now, other big spenders for biden include former facebook cofounder, dustin moskovitz, and reed hastings of netflix one billionaire who does not appear to have spent any of his own money in this race, that was president donald trump back to you. >> the irony >> thank you, for a closer look at the issue of campaign finance reform, let's welcome lauren lessick found over equal citizens, on reform ing election laws and other iss

bloomberg news, tonight. key states like pennsylvania, arizona, and florida.politico's" ace florida reporter, mark caputo, quote, we have got to stop the bleeding. democrats sound alarm in miami. particularly worried about the relative share a of ballots cas in south florida by young voters of color. it's friday night. the last day to vote is tuesday. but if you can vote -- vote before then, you should. the president is touring the country with his last rallies on this sort of everybody come out and get covid tour. it's greedy doctors who are lining their own pockets and telli -- while mysterious forces are flooding black and latino voters with toxic, untrue voter suppression misinformation. foreign attackers, again, attacking our election systems. russian state hackers targeted democratic parties in indiana. hitting hospitals with ransomware. that is continuing to happen, in addition to the hospitals we profiled l profiled last night. we also know of a hospital in michigan. the fbi and cyberagency, cisa, at homeland security, tonight, put out another bulletin

vice president pence is postponing a trip to florida, a regular vacation spot, as president trump continues to fight his election loss. bloomberghe vice president's trip will be delayed until this fall --later this fall. some allies have noticed mr. pence has been largely absent from the efforts to overturn the results. boris johnson

florida. it looks like there could be plenty of those this evening. this is bloombergthis is the european and close. i am ritika gupta live in the principal room. coming up, bloomberg special election coverage beginning at 7:00 p.m. in new york. this is bloomberg. live from new york, i am alix steel. guy johnson in london. close. european scarlet fu is breaking down some of the details. scarlet: we are looking at mondelez shares rising. the take away from the third quarter is sales grew more than consumers turn to their comfort foods. we are talking about cadbury chocolates and oreo cookies. you look at global revenue, up almost 5%. certainly recovery from the second quarter. mondelez was able to turn that revenue growth into higher margins. cost cuts, and also streamlining its offerings. cutting down on the number of varieties of snacks & applying the supply chain. third quarter growth margin grow to almost 42%. this comes as food costs are rising overall. this is a trend that all food companies have to contend with. after modest increases in 2018 and 2019, you look a

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we saw michael bloomberg $130 million tried to flip the texas and florida legislature to democrats ande their public and margin in both of those states. you've got to have enough money to get your message out but at some point hundreds of millions of dollars going into georgia people will start tuning it out and they will talk to their friends and neighbors were than listening to chuck schumer. >> you mentioned a couple of things. good news for the gop. i see farmer congressman darryl isaias headed back and having been declared the winner in and has raised a number of state legislatures were held increased her flip to republicans. you have new >> to work with in the coming years. we'll see you back there in washington. >> we are excited about darryl and those other republicans, great republicans class of freshmen very diverse group for 2021. >> we certainly defy the expectations there. thank you sir. >> tank shannon. appreciate it. >> team trump believes it does have a path to victory in arizona and beyond regular today they filed a new lawsuit in maricopa county or a sauna. we'll take

kamala harris crashed in the primaries, that's why mike bloomberg spent a billion dollars and got zero delegates, couldn't affect the vote in floridar ohio and spent over hundred million dollars. what was that agenda? what were people saying, laura? they were saying, you know what, we don't want open borders driving down american wages, we don't care about the wto and the w.h.o. and bun, we are going to honor the constitution first, and we don't think giving to make them democra democraticd partnered world citizen, not going to happen. we are not going to deindustrialize the middle west, there's no reason to do that. we want to save this trillion dollar energy sector. it's given us all this freedom in the middle east. it's given us jobs. and you know, you don't have to reset anything. we were talking nine months ago, laura, i had never seen an economy in my hometown where employers were begging for lab labor. labor had leverage over employers. donald trump had recalibrated the republican party away from the character of a bunch of wealthy golfers into a middle-class, workers, populist -- >> laura: all right -- yeah, victor -- >> di

. >> harris: bloomberg spent $100 million on behalf of joe biden in the state of florida, just a factocrat alexandria ocasio-cortez hit biden over his performance with latinos on twitter last night, saying "i will say we've been sounding the alarm about vulnerabilities with latinos for a long time. there is strategy and a path with the necessary effort simply has not been put in. jose, now the inviting begins. >> that's right, harris. look, we have to look at latinos from all across the country, not just florida. i think the reason why we are going to take arizona is because of the uptick in vote they are so i think it depends, i think campaign leadership from both parties made the mistake of thinking latinos as just one voting block. you're talking about mexican-americans, venezuelans venezuelans come u colombians, puerto ricans, it depends on the state they are from, their age. so many different things to look at. >> harris: sure. you get that but even late in the campaign, joe biden was trying to make it clear that he understood that it was monolithic and took down black voters wit

florida and arizona. over the weekend, bloomberg reported the biden camp has raised concern over the lack of black and latinod states such as florida and pennsylvania. joining us now, president and ceo of unidos u.s., the largest national latino civil rights and advocacy organization in the country, janet morgia. also ceo of the national association of latino and elected and appointed officials arturo vargas. good to have you both with us. and janet, i'll start with you. how does the turnout look like from your perspectperspective? what can be done to get latino voters to actually get to the polls? >> well, actually, i think we're going to see that latino voters are going to be making historical inroads as it relates to their turnout. we're already seeing this year that we have more than quadrupled our participation in early and absentee balloting compared to 2016, and, you know, that's a 224% increase. and this compares to about 165% increase in early and absentee ballots for voters overall. now i do know that we have always seen south florida and, in particular, the breakout of the latino voters in that ar

bloomberg intelligence expecting the company is bracing for another tough quarter with the closing of disneyland, too attendance in floridas layoffs. joining us to discuss what to expect from the report is nicholas. what are you going to be watching tomorrow? >> thanks for having me first off. disney is an interesting company stocksven the fact their returned to pre-quarantine level despite the fact mobile data is showing declining engagement across the streaming and media apps and limited activity picking up in the park cap's. tomorrow, we are going to be focused on commentary surrounding the launch of mulan future as what kind of content they have to offer in sporting events as well. so far in the quarter, they are releasing their numbers for the fiscal fourth-quarter. we're looking at at a -13% inline in daily active users their apps, the aggregated media and streaming portfolio they have built. there is a strong relationship between these apps and the overall revenues the company reports excluding the parks business. growth points towards slowing growth in streaming. to put things in perspective, netflix and amazon pr

mike bloomberg put $100 million in florida. willing to pop money into the races. we expect perdue and loeffler will be outspent by the democrats. it is not who has the most money but wise in spending the money. i'm confident we'll both have sufficient money and our team will spend it better. nobody should kid themselves. we'll be outspent in georgia no ifs, ands or buts. >> trace: you were talking about the money when you said pile it on big time. >> and the ground game. we have to get out the vote. i know both candidates have talked to their teams. both candidates are keenly aware of this. their volunteers now today knocking on doors in georgia. they've got a gigantic get out the vote operation. we have to put every bit of energy and effort to win these races and come out the victors and be in the majority in the senate by a slim 52-48 margin. >> trace: it will be expensive and ugly. i want to put it on the screen from an opponent from senate majority pac writes the following quoting. the georgia republican ticket is made up o

as was -- it was reported on bloomberg that some people in the joe biden camp were concerned about voter turnout among hispanics, particularly in south floridamike: that is a great question. the answer is it is critical both for different reasons. it is essential to donald trump's ability to take florida. he has invested massively trying to get, trying to consolidate as much of the cuban vote as he can. cubans can make up 6% of the floridians electorate. about half of those are breaking for joe biden. half of those are breaking for trump. those are good numbers for donald trump. joe biden will have to do better , as the bloomberg news article reported. you can switch over to texas. it is about turnout. if they do get the turnout, i expect a very good possibility texas good absolute -- could flip to the democratic column. the vote in arizona will be decisive for biden. david: what are the things typically driving latino turnout and vote? mike: this is a fascinating question and a good one. for 30 years hispanics have been telling us jobs in the economy are the number one issue followed by education and health care. the reason why i say does a

chants of "fire fauci" at a rally in florida and the president hinted he may do that once the election is over. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloombergby more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. . am ritika gupta this is bloomberg. alix: thanks so much. let's get to how we are positioned for the election. standard charter wrote a note saying we continue to believe sector specific policy notwithstanding, the u.s. presidential election outcomes are likely to be positive or risk assets in the medium term. joining us is stuart kaiser, ubs head of equity derivative strategy. help me square all of these pegs. what you do over the next 24 hours and you think no matter who wins you are in a bullish mood for stocks? stuart: the next 24 hours some of us will be hiding under our kitchen tables. our view on the election is the pullback we have had in the last week is probably rebalance things a bit. coming into the election before that, it did feel like the market was too bullish lee priced amid the potential for a blue wave outcome. i think if you got the gop not read as will positive for markets, at least tactically, beca

but over the weekend, "bloomberg report"ed concern in the biden camp that black and latinx voters' turnout in key battleground states, in particular florida nevertheless, say support for biden amongst seniors and suburbanites will carry the day for them. >>> in his latest attack on the legitimacy of the election, president trump plans to send in his lawyers as soon as the votes are counted in swing states tomorrow. trump's comments come after denying an axios report yesterday which claimed that the president could try to prematurely declare victory on election day, despite several states allowing for absentee ballots to be counted afterward. >> that was a false report. we'll look at what happens. i think it's a terrible thing when ballots can be collected after an election. i think it's a terrible thing when people or states are allowed to tabulate ballots for a long period of time after the election is over. i think it's terrible when we can't know the results of an election the night of the election, and we're going to go in the night of, as soon as that election's over, we're going in with our lawyers. >> not uncommon or unprecedented

this is a miss to michael bloomberg and other democratic billionaires who managed to flush hundreds of millions of dollars down the toilet in failedded efforts to win floridan kentucky, south carolina and now alaska. you know, we talk a lot about how political money is a form of free speech. this is true. but here's the lesson of this race, no amount of money can buy you an election. and if you are going to spend -- as with anything -- you better make sure you spend wisely. paul: all right, jason. >> paul, when most of us heard about progress on a covid vaccine, we thought it was good news, excellent news, great news. but apparently, democratic governor andrew cuomo of new york had a different take. he said it wasn't all good news because the vaccine would be distributed by donald trump, and he thought that should wait until joe biden takes office. so here cuomo decides in the middle of a pandemic with cases going up to undermine confidence in the vaccine which i think is pretty despicable. so big miss for andrew cuomo. paul: all right. dan. >> well, yes, our viewers know that not too many of our hits come out of new york these days, but i'm going to give

shelton and florida republican rick scott also in quarantine, republicans could fall short of the votes they need to confirm her. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloombergpowered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david? david: thank you so much. last spring when the first covid crisis hit united states emts were called upon to give the first line of defense, including the 38,000 men and women that work at global medical response, transporting men and women to hospitals around the country. now we're heading into a new wave of the pandemic and we welcome dr. ed racht, chief medical officer of global medical response. what are you seeing on the front lines now as we see the numbers of infections and hospitalization spike up. how is that affecting your business? ed: the volume is increasing. the difference from the previous components of the illness is this has spread throughout a variety of different communities , including the rural and frontier environment and those are difficult to access. the number of patients is increasing. we are also now starting to see patients who had been inf

bloomberg reports that senior officials on the campaign of joe biden are increasingly worried about lower turnout. in arizona two-thirds of latino registered voters have not yet cast ballot. if floridad black registered voters have not cast a ballot but more than half of white voters have. in pennsylvania, nearly 75% of registered black voters have not yet cast their ballots and that is all according to data from democratic data firm catalyst. president trump's allies says he's making gains with minority groups. watch. >> hispanicing are taking up and taking notice on what the president has done for them. lowest unemployment in history, home ownership on the rise, fighting for educational options for parents like myself who has a son sent to charter school and everything that joe biden stands for is contrary to the things that hispanics care deeply about which is faith, family and freedom. harris: i want to bring in former dnc press secretary josÉ, josÉ, you and i were together for a town hall that i did over a year in iowa, it's been -- spent a lot of time in the state and you saw pickup in republican voters there, iowa not quite as blue as maybe people had anticipated and now the

michael bloomberg, hundreds of millions of dollars on his own campaign, there was i think on the republican side fear when it came out that he was going to spend $100 million on ads in floridanothing, because he lost florida. and i think for him, it's like flick a little dust off your knee and $100 million is not a problem for him, but emotionally it has to be a little bit of a drain. >> greg: we were talking about the house democrats, but also the house republicans thought that the democrats might pick up 8-15 seats. and they didn't, what happened? >> jesse: strong performance by house democrats and the legislators, state republicans did not lose one legislator. so that's good for redistributing. and it looks like the senate stays red from i think most people's understanding. but i care more about the big kahuna, the white house. i think that everybody cares about that race. i will cede my time to dana perino who loves talking about house and senate races. >> juan: let's get to the money, dana, because the democrats made it personal going after mitch mcconnell, lindsey graham and south carolina. i mean record amount of money. >> dana: so is it the money? what a waste. they

bloomberg has lost. he spent a billion ontrying to get elected. 100 million trying to get florida to go for biden and he all. there are winners and losers. >> sandra: you and i have spoken so many times over the years about america reaching energy independence, something that we have seen happen. and then you saw on the debate stage in this election cycle and all the discussions over fracking and whether or not the biden-harris ticket would put an end to it. that played a big part in what we're seeing develop in the state of pennsylvania. i just wonder, stuart, when it comes to the economy and you look at wisconsin, michigan and the big one pennsylvania, how you saw that playing out >> i'm interested in pennsylvania. as you say fracking was very much in the news. as things stand, i think with about 75, 76% of the vote counted, the president has a 677,000 lead over joe biden in pennsylvania. but the votes for tha* are still to be counted come from largely urban areas which will favor joe biden and that may make up the 677,000 deficit that biden currently has in pennsylvania. you aren't going to get resul

you are leaving out michael bloomberg, he spent 100 million bucks to make sure that donald trump didn't win floridaic about pollsterring. we had this conversation about 4 years ago about the trump voter that was hard to quantify because they didn't want to say, yeah, i'm for donald trump. now they refer to it as the shy trump voter. that is a real thing, but those -- >> it's a real thing. steve: mainstream media polls simply either chose not to quantify it or couldn't figure it out because it is tough. when somebody is lying to you or being evasive it's hard to tell what they really think. >> well, sure, look, there are two things going on, i discussed this directly with the president last week. there's the shrump -- the shy undercover trump voter. cnn wrote a big article about this that we were going to bank on this hidden trump that you couldn't see in polls and here is the deal, you had the shy trump voters who just don't want every night to feel like thanksgiving with the in-laws. they are tired of arguing with people, your guy won last time, you want him to win this time. there's not so shy hi

florida population. enthusiasma lot of for socialism among cuban-americans. it has been working with you on this senate and house races. that is bloomberg's anna edgerton.l go to the supreme court, but what is his claim? we'll talk to wendy weiser. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power ." they will turn out of mark crumpton the first word news. mark: wisconsin election officials say all votes are in and having counted. the state's collections administer the client to confirm joe biden with a lead of more than 20,000 votes. president trump campaign manager says the president plans to "immediately request a recount in wisconsin if the belgrade state is declared a victory for mr. biden." all eyes were on pennsylvania. officials say they are working hard to count every single ballot. the state says nearly half the mail-in ballots having counted and they are still coming in. pennsylvania will accept ballots postmarked by election day until five at 5 p.m. on friday. ballots for military and overseas voters can be received until november 10. mayt postmaster general have to testify under oath about the

that caller there was complaining about fox from florida, i mean, you've got one conservative channel. the rest of the media, even you, c-span, bloombergews, all of you are against him. you had here in pennsylvania major fraud. you had the supreme court in pennsylvania changing the rules for election day, ok? when have we ever had to wait this long to find the results of an election? after this, major outbreaks. so it didn't prove anything to mail-in your ballot, unsolicited mail-in ballots. have a friend i who works at the nursing home and the nursing home director said we will make sure everyone of these mentally incompetent people vote democrat. they got caught in pennsylvania. you say he is still up by 40,000 or 50,000, so that makes it all right? if a casino gets caught cheating on a specific table or a couple of tables, they don't say we will shut down this table and you can go back to gambling in the rest of the casino. they are investigated. host: what have the investigations yielded so far in pennsylvania on allegations of dead people voting? things like that? has that turned any votes for the president? caller: here's the thi

people like mike bloomberg who spent $100 million in flood. $5 for every person in the state of floridaault and i have known biden for 30 years and anyone who knows him will tell you he is a warm person. nobody hates to buy and personally. i certainly don't but i don't think the bite of 1985 is the biden were looking at today. >> bret: tucker, as always, thank you. >> tucker: thank you! >> martha: post closing in just a few minutes. >> bret: keep it here. >> martha: will be right back. a live bookkeeper is helping customize quickbooks for me. okay, you're all set up. thanks! that was my business gi, this one's casual. get set up right with a live bookkeeper with intuit quickbooks. my job is to help new homeowners who have turned into their parents. i'm having a big lunch and then just a snack for dinner. so we're using a speakerphone in the store. is that a good idea? one of the ways i do that is to get them out of the home. you're looking for a grout brush, this is -- garth, did he ask for your help? -no, no. -no. we all see it. we all see it. he has blue hair. -okay. -blue. progressiv