congressman lance gooden of texas thank you congressman.nder the rules in order to might this tha challenge on jany 6, take up debate, you have to have at least one u.s. senator, you wrote to your senators, cruz and cornyn, did they respond? >> they have not yet. but one of the reasons i am doing this now, so i'm not looking for a senator on january 6, things happen in last minute fashion in washington, which is why we're in a budget mess and down to the wire. and so we're starting early. i have said we need free and fair elections, everything you just played in the clip of the president, seems noncontroversial, i can't imagine any american that would not want the fate of all of electorate to be in process. and on january 6, i suspect that more senators will come out and join me in this objection. w or're starting here at home with cornyn and cruz. >> let's say you get pass past the first hurdle. and debate ensues and a vote is taken. how do you prevail if democrats have a majority in the house? >> well, answer is, we may not. butoy can pro

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we'll take that up in just a few moments with congressman lance gooden.o ahead this evening, a new bomb shl revelation in the hunter biden corruption scandal. we now know that hunter biden still owns 10% of a chinese private equity firm. just how much of a national security is he? we'll be taking it up later in the broadcast with tom pit -- fitton of judicial watch, investigativity journalist sara cart, also joined by ian northan who has the latest on the battle for the white house. we'll also ask pastor robert jeffress why joe biden is so gloomy during this joyful christmas period. >>> president trump on his way to florida for the christmas and new year's holidays. he's leaving washington having demanded that congress increase the relief payments for american workers and eliminate all that wasteful, unnecessary spending items to foreign nations. fox news correspondent mark meredith in west palm beach, florida, this evening with more. mark? >> reporter: gregg, good evening. president trump is in the air right now, he has left washington to kick off his ho

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david: congressman lance gooden of texas, thank you for coming in. >> thank you.voters turning to the joe biden under the guise of handling the pandemic but his chief of staff did not instill confidence talking about last year of obama administration handling of another outbreak. the hn 1 virus. take a look. >> we had bunch of talented people working on it, and we did everything wrong. 60 million americans got h1n1, this is purely for taughtty that this is not one of the great mass casualty events in american history. david: joining me bill mcgurn. joe biden in many instances he has a record. he is not a very flattering record. has record on handling the virus and didn't do too well at it. >> right. look, i actually applaud his chief of staff for being honest about how difficult it is especially in the early stages. i think vice president pence had it right in the debates he said basically the biden plan going forward is just the trump plan. the hard stuff has sort of been done, development of the vaccine. he takes over at a much better time. yes, some of the case

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the latest is texas congressman lance gooden.n a letter to senators john cornyn and ted cruz, he writes, quote, in light of the numerous reports of fraud and lingering questions hovering over the vlade of election results across the country i cannot in good conscious vote to certify these results. he goes on to stay there must be a full audit of every ballot in states like georgia, arizona, michigan and pennsylvania where there is widespread reports of fraud and abnormality. nbc news reached out. and senator cornyn has already gone on the record saying he objected to the electoral college vote. he thinks it would be a bad mistake. the president is now going after number two senate republican john thune for saying efforts to challenge biden's efforts will fail. in monday, thune said in part, i just don't think it makes a lot of sense to put everybody through this when you know what the outcome is going to be. yesterday, the president shot back, rino john thune, mitch's boy should just let it play out. south dakota doesn't like wea

lance gooden and investigative journalist sarah carter lauren: good morning, everyone, i'm lauren simonettirtiromo. it is wednesday christmas eve eve, december 23rd, your top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. major moments in the political realm. first back to the drawing board. president trump telling congress to fix the stimulus deal pass asking them to cut spending way down and sure up more money to americans, $2,000 checks instead of 600. we are looking at what to cut down and what to expect. presidential pardons, one of the pardoned formergn

. >> reporter: like ariana gooden who wanted to vote after a summer of black lives matter activism andnow finally can. >> i just want to be a part of this group of young people, you know, voting to make a change. make a difference. >> reporter: that belief drives students for tomorrow. these young activists have backed democrat jon ossoff as they brainstormed how to boost youth energy in the runoffs. they say they've registered 3,000 new voters who will turn 18 between election day and january. >> that is an extremely sought after group because you're talking voters out of thin air. >> reporter: michael gusto wanted to vote for the republicans, but -- >> it feels like my entire group, my demographic are just completely written off. >> reporter: the republican senators have been far less specific about targeting young voters. but they may be looking at november exit polls that show 43% of 18 to 24-year-old georgians voted for donald trump. 12% more than their peers nationwide. >> a lot of my friends are republicans so it's nice seeing them get all excited about voting. >> reporter: at t

. >> reporter: like ariana gooden who wanted to vote after a summer of black lives matter activism and can. >> i just want to be a part of this group of young people, you know, voting to make a change. make a difference. >> reporter: that belief drives students for tomorrow. these young activists have backed democrat jon ossoff as they brainstorm how to boost youth energy in the runoffs. they say they've registered 3,000 new voters who will turn 18 between election day and january. >> that is an extremely sought after group because you're talking voters out of thin air. >> reporter: michael gusto wanted to vote for the republicans, but -- >> it feels like my entire group, my demographic are just completely written off. >> reporter: the republican senators have been far less specific about targeting young voters. but they may be looking at november exit polls that show 43% of 18 to 24-year-old georgians voted for donald trump. 12% more than their peers nationwide. >> a lot of my friends are republicans so it's nice seeing them get all excited about voting. >> reporter: at the save ameri

going to be one that makes the difference because, as you see, wheshow ou >> reporter: like ariana goodeno vote after a summer of black lives matter activism and now finally can. >> i just want to be part of this group of young people voting to make a change, make a difference. >> reporter: that belief drives students for tomorrow. these young activists have backed democrat john ossof. they say they registered 3,000 new voters who will turn 18 between election day and january. >> an extremely sought-after group. we're talking voters out of thin air. >> reporter: michael wanted to vote for the republicans but -- >> it feels like my entire group, my demographic, are completely written off. >> reporter: the republican senators have been far less specific about targeting young voters, but they may be looking at november exit polls that show 43% of 18 to 24-year-old georgians voted for donald trump, 12% more than their peers nationwide. >> a lot of my friends are republicans. it's nice seeing them get all excited about voting. >> reporter: save america in atlanta, 18 and 19-year-old republican

lance gooden and investigative journalist sarah carter are our guests. i'm in for lou dobbs.at weekend. david: we are now awaiting president trump signing the covid relief bill. $900 billion in emergency aid, providing a lifeline to millions of struggling americans and businesses hurt by the pandemic. meanwhile house speaker nancy pelosi calling the 600-dollar stimulus checks, quote significant but remember when she called trump's 1,000-dollar tax bonuses just crumbs. we have the sound. plus americans are so fed up with extreme lockdowns they stormed their state capital, clashing with police and smashing glass doors in salem, oregon. with us tonight we have andy puzder, the white house's brian

. >> like arianna gooden who wanted to vote and now finally can. >> i just want to be a part of thising to make a change, make a difference. >> reporter: that belief drives students for tomorrow. these young activists have backed democrat jon ossoff as they brainstorm how to boost youth energy in the runoffs, they registered 3,000 new voters who will turn 18 between election day and january. >> that is an extremely sought after group. you are >>> but -- >> it feels like my entire group, demographic are completely written off. >> we will win. >> the republican senators have been far less specific about targeting young voters but they may be looking at november exit polls that show 18% of 18-24-year-olds voted for donald trump, more than their peers nationwide. >> a lot of my friends are republicans and it's nice to see them getting excited about voting. >> what is it about kelly loeffler and david purdue that draws you to vote for them? >> they are constitutional conserve can i have. i know for a fact that we may be out numbered but our will is strong to come out and vote. >> well, in

. >> reporter: errian that gooden, who wanted to vote after a black lives matter summer of activism,want to be a part of this group of young people, you know, voting to make a change, make a difference. >> reporter: that belief drives students for tomorrow, these young activists have backed democrat john osoff. as they brainstorm how to boost energy, they say they've registered 3,000 new voters who turn 18 between election day and january. >> that is an extremely sought-after group. you're talking about voters out of thin after. >> reporter: michael gustav wanted to vote for the republicans but -- >> it feels like my demographic are completely written off. >> reporter: the republican senators have been far less specific about targeting young voters. but they may be looking at november exit polls that show 43% of 18 to 24-year-old georgians voted for donald trump. 12% more than their peers nationwide. >> a lot of my friends are republicans, so it's nice seeing them get all excited about voting. >> reporter: at the save america event in atlanta, 18 and 19-year-old republicans say they'

and there is another house member, lance gooden from texas, who is urging the justices department to invoke a special counsel. on the senate side, though, we're seeing things go in a different direction. whether it's mitch mcconnell a few days ago thabt things that will happen with the new administration in january, all but accepting the reality of a biden presidency, or john cornyn, former number two senate republican, telling reporters yesterday he's never seen anything quite like what the president is trying to do. take a listen to this. >> you can make claims of constitutionality in that state in lawsuits, but i've never seen something like this. >> reporter: andrea, cornyn is pretty much smack dab in the middle of the republican conference so he probably speaks for more than just himself. oh, by the way, this is a guy who was an attorney general of the state of texas and former state judge, not somebody who makes comments about how a state handles its legal obligations off-the-cuff. so that's particularly noteworthy there. >> indeed it is, garrett haake, thank you very much. >>>

lance gooden and investigative journalist sarah carter are our guests. i'm in for lou dobbs. thanks for joining us. i hope you have a great weekend. david: we are now awaiting president trump signing the covid relief bill. $900 billion in emergency aid, providing a lifeline to millions of struggling americans and businesses hurt by the pandemic. meanwhile house speaker nancy pelosi calling the 600-dollar stimulus checks, quote significant but remember when she called trump's 1,000-dollar tax bonuses just crumbs. we have the sound. plus americans are so fed up with extreme lockdowns they stormed their state capital, clashing with police and smashing glass doors in salem, oregon. with us tonight we have andy puzder, the white house's brian morganstern, fred fleitz and christian gate, jump trusty, deneen borelli, scott walker and congressman andy biggs. we're digging into the democrat and mainstream media blackout of while house majority whip jim clyburn deflecting questions on eric swalwell and his tie toes a suspected chinese spy network. "the new york times" has not covered t

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lance gooden and investigative journalist sarah carter lauren: good morning, everyone, i'm lauren simonetti in for maria bartiromo. it is wednesday christmas eve eve, december 23rd, your top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. major moments in the political realm. first back to the drawing board. president trump telling congress to fix the stimulus deal pass asking them to cut spending way down and sure up more money to americans, $2,000 checks instead of 600. we are looking at what to cut down and what to expect. presidential pardons, one of the pardoned former foreign policy adviser george stephanopoulos. we will be speaking to him at 8:00 a.m. eastern in an exclusive interview. you don't want to miss that one. supporting in capitol hill to challenge election results as georgia senate passes report of election fraud in the state with hearing set for today. everything that you need to know straight ahead. let's look at futures right now. higher across the board, dow futures up 85, s&p higher about the same percentage wise. this as markets finished mostly lower yesterday concerns over mutati