gregg, let's go to the law, the case pending in pennsylvania, new court challenges today and tomorrow. i've talked to people involved. your thought about the legal arguments in this case? >> well, look, if joe biden wants to be viewed as a legitimate president, he should be welcoming these legal challenges that are allowed in a constitutional republic. otherwise he will be viewed as an illegitimate president, and it will cripple his ability to govern. we've already seen serious and valid allegations of not just voting irregularities, sean, but outright fraud. we saw today, wayne county, michigan, the detroit courtroom in which there were sworn affidavits that were presented to the judge, based on eyewitness testimony, and yet we keep hearing from anchors and journalists, "where's the evidence?" that is a profoundly ignorant statement because eyewitnesses and sworn affidavits are evidence in a court of law. proof is different. that's the legal standard that a judge imposes to decide whether the evidence is sufficient and persuasive to issue certain orders. those orders could be, sean,

>> gregg: it sets a strong precedents for future cases.s was actually a very easy and obvious case. with cuomo and newsom and other governors have done is not just a violation of the first amendment freedom of religion. it's also a violation of the equal protection clause of the constitution. have to treat people and businesses equally. >> tammy: great point. >> it's okay to shop at a grocery store or liquor store but not okay to worship in a church or a synagogue or a mosque? it's okay in the nevada to play blackjack and craps at a casino? but it is not okay to worship your religion? so gulch was right. there is no world in the constitution in which that is permissible and, yet, these liberal justices who you would think would be the first people who would say we have to treat people equally. >> tammy: exactly. >> ignore the constitution completely. they say this is going to exacerbate human suffering in america. where is the science for that if people in church wear masks and social distance the same way they do at offices and factories

gregg, as you look at the situation, what is your read on it? will be ever see justice?well, i was interested -- i was certainly interested to hear the report the president is considering pardoning michael flynn. he wanted full exoneration in the case dismissed against him, but it is clear this federal judge, emmet sullivan, has been trying to run at the clock, hoping trump would lose and biden would win come a somebody new at the department of justice pursue the case against him. flynn is absolutely innocent. the two fbi agent who interviewed him wrote in the report and their notes that he did not live. you cannot prosecute somebody from lying when the only two witnesses say he didn't lie. this has been a tremendous miscarriage of justice. i wish the case had been dismissed, but emmet sullivan, disgracefully, to the bench, has tried to run out the clock. he's ignored the appellate court that said move with dispatch, he ignored them, it's unconscionable, and the president should issue a pardon, because that is the only way out now for michael flynn. >> jason: makes total

gregg, i think the justice is right.on a lot of levels, and i don't know how you stop the erosion.. >> free speech and religious liberties are two of our most cherished rights, enshrined in the united states constitution first amendment. but they aren't just beingei eroded, they are being banished and exiled. they are under assault. intolerance and bigotry is now in vogue, and it's happening right now. if you dare to support donald trump, you are put on a hit list. you will be harassed, you will be punished. if you fail to support the liberal progressive orthodoxy of woke, come after you with a vengeance. the worst of it are twitter and facebook, the social media platforms, the most egregious offenders. if you don't meet their preset partisan standards, you'll be canceled, you'll be censored and so i was pleased to see alito to cry what is happening in america, and he cited a nevada case in which the governor said it is okay to gamble in a casino, but it's not okay to worship in a church. and the supreme court wrongfully

so, gregg jarrett.es a pardon because he did nothing wrong. it's not uncommon. it's not illegal during a transition to have a conversation with the diplomat from another country. in this case the russian ambassador. that didn't matter to james comey to mccabe and peter strzok. they targeted flynn in order to prosecute him or get him fired. they set a perjury trap by lying to him. sending two fbi agents over to the white house. it actually didn't work initially. because the agents wrote in the report that flynn told the truth. and he didn't lie. but then bob mueller, the special counsel and his team of partisans resurrected the case. they hid an concealed that exculpatory evidence of innocence and they falsely accused and wrongfully prosecuted an innocent man. so, you know, i know that michael flynn didn't want a pardon. he wanted to be exonerated in court. but, at this point, with a change in administrations appearing likely. he will take it. jason: yeah, gregg, this is a sad case but i think the presid

follow the process that reince laid out, follow the law as gregg laid out. the electoral college doesn't meet until december 14th. there is time to assure that this is done right, that we have integrity inle our elections. get everything in place, but follow the process. that's who we are as americans, a nation where we have the rule of law and a constitution. let's follow that. as greg indicated, that's good for everybody if, in fact, joe biden is the winner, that's good for him too. let's follow that process understand the democrats, the same people who told us you could trust other things, thele steele dossier, anonymous whistle-blower,bl saying that yu can trust these vote totals, the election results. >> sean: they can save their lectures. gregg wrote two number one bestsellers. they never accepted the 2016 results. but now we are going to talk about unity? i will tell you and the mob what you can do with your phony calls and feigned calls for unity. thank you both. up next, prove the democrats are continuing to push far left policies. yup, socialism. d

let's go to the legal side, gregg, and talk specifically.tes would have to flip for the president. that is a very big effort. what are the best arguments and where do you see this going within the court system? >> well, the unabashed arrogance of the media was on full display today, as they were demanding to see the evidence. they are not entitled to the evidence. evidence is presented in a court of law, eyewitnesses, affidavits sworn under penalty of perjury, that is how the legal process goes. as giuliani pointed out, he has to go state by state. it takes time. it takes two weeks to gather that evidence. and now, he is going about the process of presenting a judge by judge, jurisdiction by jurisdiction. where you have blank ballots with names, thousands of them, filled in with the votes, when you have thousands of backdated ballots, when you have ballots that don't match valid voters, ballots that don't match signatures, and importantly, where you have the integrity of voting machines and the critical software called into serious question

he offered republican senator judd gregg another key cabin post, secretary of commerce. he sent in thousands more troops to afghanistan and expanded drone warfare, and his health care plan was modelled on the conservative heritage foundation's old proposal, one that also served as the basis for mitt romney's program when he was governor of massachusetts. this reign of moderation and compromise, however, elicited a reaction from the republican party that was furious and vengeful. obama notes that gregg who initially accepted the job as commerce secretary, had to back down in the face of activist outrage that he was serving the enemy. obama recounts the chase of charlie chris who supported the stimulus since the economy was in freefall. his two-second hand shake and hug with obama made chris so toxic within the republican party that by 2010 he had to become an independent and later a democrat. despite many compromises, obama got not one republican vote for his stimulus or health care bills in the house of representatives. in opposition to his policy was often couched in bl

i want to bring in gregg jarrett, fox news legal analyst.erday afternoon, implying that the president's legal team has a case and the case they're trying to make is fraud. fraud in the electoral process. do they have a case? do you think there was fraud committed? >> well it depends on poll watchers ability to actually watch. that's why there are laws allowing poll watchers and they have to have meaningful access under the law. so if they are 30, 40, 50, 100 feet away, in some cases actually ejected from the places where the votes are being counted, that is the antithesis of trans. >> translator: paren sy to protect honesty and fraud a poll watch hears to be within a few feet, look at the ballot, see the vote, see the tabulation, see the postmark on the envelope, see the signature. i'm glad to hear at least one judge stepped in, said they need to be within six feet. i was down there in florida for 40 days in 2000 during the election contest. literally pole watchers assigned who were sitting across the table from the people counting votes. an

the bakery chain greggs has announced plans to cut more than 800 jobs because of a fall in sales duenagers have warned employees the firm may cease to be profitable if sales continue at lockdown levels. the headlines on bbc news: conservative mps urge the prime minister to reset his government after the departure of his top adviser dominic cummings. several states in the us bring in new restrictions to try to curb the surge in covid—19. the us president—elect, joe biden, strongly criticises donald trump's handling of the crisis. mr trump has insisted he won't put the us into lockdown, and comes close to admitting he could leave the white house next year. in ethiopia, the government says that local forces in the mountainous border state of tigray have fired rockets at two airports to the south. tigray officials say the missile attacks were in retalation for government airstrikes in the region. the claims are the latest escalation in a growing conflict between the ethiopian military and local forces there. addis ababa says the rockets targeted the cities of gondar and bahir dar. human

the bakery chain greggs has announced plans to cut more than 800 jobs because of a fall in sales dueions. managers have warned employees the firm may cease to be profitable if sales continue at lockdown levels. in ethiopia, the government says that local forces in the mountaineous border state of tigray have fired rockets at two airports to the south. tigray officials say the missile attacks were in retaliation for government airstrikes in the region. the claims are the latest escalation in a growing conflict between the ethiopian military and local forces there. addis ababa says the rockets targeted the cities of gondar and bahir dar. human rights groups have sounded the alarm over reports of mass civilian killings. the un said if they were verified, they could amount to war crimes. fighting in the region erupted last week, killing hundreds of people and displacing tens of thousands across the border into neighbouring sudan. both sides accuse each other of targeting civilians. ethiopia's human rights commission says it will investigate abuses in the conflict and warns of the risk of

the bakery chain greggs has announced plans to cut more than 800 jobs because of a fall in sales dueve warned staff the firm may not be profitable if sales continue at lockdown levels. a woman killed in a hit—and—run crash in bolton has been named as former town mayoress gay wharton. greater manchester police say she was crossing a road when she was struck by a car on friday and was treated by paramedics but died at the scene. the driver of the car failed to stop. a 23—year—old man has been detained on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. talks on a post—brexit trade agreement have made less progress in the past week than the eu had hoped for. an eu source said one of the meetings was "short and brutal". one of the uk contingent said "big gaps" still remained between the two sides, with sticking points around fishing quotas and trading standards on goods. there are just seven weeks for any deal to be agreed and ratified, before the end of the transition period on january the first. the armed conflict between the federal government in ethiopia and forces loyal to the regio

okay, gregg, you were right but right now, everybody is bullish.dy says that stock prices are going up in december and next year. nobody is telling me to sell. where do you think prices are going, december and next year? >> hey, happy friday the 13th, stuart. so yeah, it was a month ago today i shared with you i thought the equity markets would make new highs, not to fear the election, and we see new highs as we slide into year end. i continue to think there will be a santa claus rally here and i want to say i think we saw two distinct holidays this week, right? we all woke up monday morning to the pfizer vaccine news and it almost felt like victory in europe day, right? something you or i didn't witness, it was a few years before you were born but people were celebrating and dancing in the streets. the market traded higher. but ve day very quickly turned into a black friday special for all things tech and certainly the stay-at-home trade. we saw a vicious rotation out of all things tech and pretty quickly all those names went on sale. i started bu

the bakery chain greggs has announced plans to cut more than 800 jobs because of a fall in sales duers have warned staff the firm may not be profitable if sales continue at lockdown levels. the government's expected to announce that a ban on selling new petrol and diesel cars is being brought forward to 2030. it's understood the sale of new hybrid cars that have electric motors as well as engines will be banned from 2035. the car industry has warned it faces a momumental challenge to meet the goal. here's our chief environment correspondent, justin rowlatt, whose report was filmed prior to the current lockdown. cars have changed surprisingly little over the years. yes, the design and the performance have improved... ..but what happens under the bonnet hasn't. i can't believe it, racing at brooklands! engine roars. listen to that! she sounds and she looks magnificent — but, remember, the basic principle of the internal combustion engine hasn't changed since this car was built 110 years ago and, remember, it relies on blowing up explosive gases. and we know that produces carbon dioxide

the bakery chain greggs has announced plans to cut more than 800 jobs because of a fall in sales dueloyees the firm may cease to be profitable if sales continue at lockdown levels. the headlines on bbc news... the uk prime minister's top adviser, dominic cummings, is to step down earlier than expected after downing street sources suggest relations between the two men "went off a cliff edge". several states in the us bring in new restrictions to try to curb the surge in covid—i9. the us president—elect, joe biden, strongly criticises donald trump's handling of the crisis. president trump has insisted he won't put the us into lockdown, and comes close to admitting he could leave the white house next year. typhoon vamco has caused extensive damage in the philippines, flooding many parts of luzon, the largest and most populated island. the storm, known locally as ulysses, made landfall in the bicol region. the same area was battered by the super typhoon goni just over a week ago. howard johnson reports from manila. typhoon vamco is the 21st cyclone to hit the philippines this year and th

the state of emergency has got its own command chain as well, that it's under a command post at the gregg region as well. so entry to that area is going to be something that's administered through the command post. so these requests are coming in. the government has got a clear request mechanism that they're handling through that your print broadcast authority, as well as relevant government entities sort through that process within due time and ensuring the security of people going to that region. there would be no reason not to allow journalists, as well as humanitarian assistance actors to enter the area. vaal has more from the old what are called a camp for displaced people in sudan's get out of state. he says the refugees are facing further hardship. well, rough and tough conditions, it's very, very scorching sun here. tropical heat is affecting the lives of people. here. we have 10000 refugees in this camp where i stand and it is one of 4 up to 40000 here in sudan. i think it is even more than that. 43, according to some statistics behind me, you can see the distribution of russians

the bakery chain, greggs, has announced plans to cut more than 800 jobs because of a fall in sales dueons. managers have warned staff the firm may not be profitable if sales continue at lockdown levels. a woman killed in a hit—and—run crash in bolton has been named as former town mayoress gay wharton. greater manchester police say she was crossing a road when she was struck by a car on friday and was treated by paramedics but died at the scene. the driver of the car failed to stop. a 23—year—old man has been detained on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. the armed conflict between the federal government in ethiopia and forces loyal to the regional power in the northern tigray province appears to be deepening. in the latest incident, the government has accused the tigray side of firing rockets at two airports to the south. tigray officials say the missile attacks were in retaliation for government air strikes in the region. addis ababa says the rockets targeted the cities of gondar and bahir dar. at least 17,000 ethiopian refugees have crossed the border into sudan to esca

the bakery chain greggs has announced plans to cut more than 800 jobs because of a fall in sales duee if sales continue at lockdown levels. as of last night, more than £37 million had been raised for children in need on what was the 40th anniversary of the fundraiser. covid restrictions meant there was no live audience, and the broadcast on bbc one was a bit shorter than normal. but there was still plenty of fun to be had, as david sillito reports. please welcome your hosts, alex scott and chris ramsey, mel giedroyc and stephen mangan! it was a stripped—back, socially—distanced anniversary for children in need. the live audience was watching on zoom. in 1980, the total at the end of the night was just over £1 million. a0 years on, joe wicks alone got twice that for his 24—hour workout. three, two, one! whoo! # stop crying your heart out...# a charity single featuring cher, the rickshaw challenge — the familiar children in need ingredients. of course, this year, people were cycling indoors. # call me bad cinderella...# and the live musical performance, no big west end choruses, instea

the bakery chain, greggs, has announced plans to cut more than eight hundred jobs because of a fall inrictions. managers have warned staff the firm may not be profitable if sales continue at lockdown levels. the bbc understands borisjohnson is poised to announce that the government is bringing forward a ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars by a decade — from 2040 to 2030. it is understood that new hybrid cars — those with electric motors as well as engines — won't be banned until 2035. here's our chief environment correspondent, justin rowlatt, whose report was filmed prior to the current lockdown. cars have changed surprisingly little over the years. yes, the design and the performance have improved... ..but what happens under the bonnet hasn't. i can't believe it, racing at brooklands! engine roars listen to that! she sounds and she looks magnificent — but, remember, the basic principle of the internal combustion engine hasn't changed since this car was built 110 years ago and, remember, it relies on blowing up explosive gases. and we know that produces carbon dioxide and ot

greggs is to cut more than 800 jobs because of the pandemic. "will not be profitable as a business" if sales continue at the rate seen in lockdown. many of its shops are in city centres and rely on office workers who are staying at home. as of last night, more than £37 million had been raised for children in need on what was the 40th anniversary of the fundraiser. covid restrictions meant there was no live audience, and the broadcast on bbc one was a bit shorter than normal. but there was still plenty of fun to be had, as david sillito reports. please welcome your hosts, alex scott and chris ramsey! it was a stripped back, socially distance anniversary for children in need. a live audience was watching on magazine. in 1980, the total at the end of the night was just over £1 million. a0 years on, joe wicks alone got twice that for his 2a—hour workout. three, two, one! a charity single featuring cher, the rickshaw challenge, the familiar children in need ingredients. of course, this year, people were cycling indoors. and the live musical performa

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gregg: what? apparently, they weren't striving for a good -- that acronym, what is it?that word is. greg: social security -- it's when -- juan: go ahead, greg, have some fun. greg: all right, let's do this. greg's yearbook payback news. as you know, jesse's been creep stalking us -- [laughter] old pictures. jesse: not true. greg: so we went back and found this -- dana: oh, my goodness! greg: chart aer school. '96. she was voted most likely e to get jumped in an applebee's restroom and the next year most likely to lose his pants on a fence and most likely to choke on his hair mousse. jesse: i had no hair mousse in that picture. that's pretty clear there. [laughter] greg: you look like david schwimmer's slow brother. jesse: i do look like schwimmer in that one. i do -- greg: the one that's twea all -- away all the time. jesse: we put him in a home. greg: or he hivs in the attic. well, anyway -- juan: did you have trick or treaters last night? greg: no. if i did, i ignored them. dana: i had one group, they were some teenagers, and as they were coming up the walk, jasper st

earlier this year, christen and gregg and their daughter moved to this town.ist, christen obtained citizenship through her grandfather. >> we started the process before coronavirus, but the political situation has been less than ideal for a number of years. it didn't really weigh into our decision. it was more world travel and experiencing other cultures outside of just the united states. >> reporter: they have no regrets. >> in the u.s. wearing a mask, something as simple as that to become political seems pathological. to be as far away from that as possible during this crisis i think is a good thing. >> reporter: in a bitter time of pandemic and uncertainty, here you can still have a taste of la dolce vita. >>> coming up, we're keeping our eye on hurricane iota as it threatens the latin america coastline. that's next. stay with us. - [announcer] welcome to intelligent indoor grilling with the ninja foodi smart xl grill. just pick your protein, select your doneness, and let the grill monitor your food. it also turns into an air fryer. bring outdoor grilling f

the state of emergency has got its own command chain as well, that it's under a command post at the gregg region as well. so entry to that area is going to be something that's administered through the command post. so these requests are coming in. the government has got a clear request mechanism that they're handling through that your print broadcast authority, as well as relevant government entities. so through that process, within due time and ensuring the security of people going to that region, there would be no reason not to allow journalists, as well as humanitarian assistance actors to enter the area. i can interpret what you said. so basically, you don't know, you can't tell us when you're allowed journalist, i'd say about a charitable, i mean, i did not say that you are misinterpreting what i said. what i said is the area and humanitarian area that's in the area that's under a state, the former agency within a federal, within the command structure. when we've got a state of emergency, i'll be listening in as i'm seeing there in the process of securing the area as well. so once th

representative gregg, it's nice to have you with us tonight. thank you for making time. >> thank you for having me, rachel. i'm so glad to hear that susan's on the mend. she's been in our thoughts and prayers. >> thank you very much. i will take a double helping of any prayers that are offered. i'm a believer. let me first ask you if in talking about what's going on in michigan, just asking your perception, if i've explained any of that wrong, if i've missed out anything important. you're definitely in a position to know this stuff better than me. >> yeah. i mean it's incredibly alarming, right? i mean the fact that our republican leaders are saying they're not going to mess with the process, but yet they go and talk to the president and issue this statement that they really only talked about covid. now, if you really believe that, we've got a bridge to sell you, right? so they had the opportunity there to look the president in the face and say, listen, the voters of michigan have spoken. more than 149,000 michigan -- the gap was more than 149,

thankfully.ge here with reaction, radio talk show host larry elder alono with fox news legal analyst gregglarry, 1.0, i still haven't seen the hat yet. okay -- >> [laughs] >> sean: look, i happen to be a believer -- like all these kids are coming home from] college, right? okay, kids don't even know a lot of times that they have it. a lot of kids from school, they are going to see grandma and grandpa, mom and dad. i personally would recommend you do everything possible to protect them. that's my view. but the idea the government isdo going to mandate all this is never going to happen especially with great leadership like i just mentioned. >> right. you know, shawn, i'm born and raised in california and i am shocked at the way people have just fallen over and follow these guidelines. i would've thought there would have been massive civil disobedience, but i am shocked shocked, to find out that hypocrisy here in california -- as you pointed out, there were members of the california medical association at this dinner and they said that they were there and they were following the guidelines, b

. >> gregg, great reporting. i appreciate you being with us. weeks we'll see each other quite a bit. good luck to you. >>> after the break, are you ready for some football? maybe the better question is is football ready for some co-vid? you've got a growing number of players sidelined as the nfl fights the surge in cases in the league. why they may be forced to go to its last resort. what that means coming up. plus in our next hour, ali velshi continues his across america tour look agent how the pandemic has impacted businesses. is that him? maybe a stand-in? get ready. 12 minutes away. y. 12 minutes away. smoothies, and do even more. chop salsas, spoon thick smoothie bowls, even power through dough, and never stall. the ninja foodi power pitcher. rethink what a blender can do. we started by making the cloud easier to manage. but we didn't stop there. we made a cloud flexible enough to adapt to any size business. no matter what it does, or how it changes. and we kept going. so you only pay for what you use. because at dell technologies, we stop

the state of emergency has got its own command chain as well, that it's under a command post at the gregg region as well. so entry to that area is going to be something that's administered through the command post. so these requests are coming in. the government has got a clear request mechanism that they're handling through that you're going to broadcast authority as well as relevant government entities sort through that process within due time and ensuring the security of people going to that region. there would be no reason not to allow journalists, as well as humanitarian assistance actors to enter the area. but let's take a closer look at the area around the capital back in the military says it seize control of the port there. it also says it has taken buildings belonging to the t.p. l. f. the city of haifa, 1000000 500000 people. it's a mountainous in a mountainous area, and let's say that 2 great forces may have retreated to the hills undetected from here, it's thought that they could launch guerrilla attacks. let's speak to some you like it to you who's the journalist a reporter.

senator and judd gregg former u.s. senator.happening there, whether biden is ahead or expected to go ahead in a couple of areas do you know what's still left in terms of whether it's urban areas or counties and michigan and wisconsin? do you know what the prospects are for them coming in, senator? >> it's unclear whether we have the recount. what's left in wisconsin is if the stuff is urban or it is early votes, which has trended definitely democrat. so i'm looking at these numbers and the gap has wyaidened sincea hour and a half ago. you have to feel good if you're biden. margin is such that it will be an automatic recall. michigan is definitely narrowing as well and a lot of that is the urban and suburban areas >> and i'm just wondering, is that -- does detroit still -- is it still left to be counted? do you know the logistics of what's happening now i don't know why i think you know you're not in that state you know why i think you can be a translator for michigan or wisconsin if people don't really understand. you basically

the state of emergency has got its own command chain as well, that it's under a command post at the gregg region as well. so entry to that area is going to be something that's administered through the command post. so these requests are coming in, the government has got a clear request mechanism that they're handling through that your print broadcast authority as well as relevant government entities sort through that process within due time and ensuring the security of people going to that region. there would be no reason not to allow journalists, as well as humanitarian assistance actors to enter the area. william davidson is seen the ethiopia analyst at international crisis group. he joins us via skype from cambridge. good to have you with us. so 1st of all. what do you make of the suggestion that it's a great people's liberation front is defeated, wiped out. there's no possibility to right now. the government spokesman told me, i don't see a possibility right now of even greater warfare emerging. well, some of the details of this situation of very hard to come by, as you know, because

he began writing down a diary of the rough middle school experiences of a fictional character named greggthis middle school world just like greg heffley. i like things right at the edge of childhood's end. >> have a great day, sweetie pie. >> reporter: his first book quickly became a smash hit and almost immediately movie studios were calling. >> i was really scared when i was first approached about a movie because my second book hadn't yet come out. it felt like too soon. i hadn't gotten my feet underneath me. you have to make those decisions quickly. you're under the gun. >> reporter: the live action "diary of a wimpy kid" movie was followed by three more. "the deep end" is kinney's 15th in the wimpy kid series, all of them mega best sellers. produces at least two a year, doing both the writing and illustrating. he writes the jokes first and then constructs the story around it. the pages are full of bathroom humor, inept adults, and confused striving kinds, sort of normal life or as normal as life gets these days. >> kids are really good at rolling with things, but i do think when we lo

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our republic, oh, my god a dictator when he makes this decision, reaction is -- kind of paraphrasing gregg on the left. >> well remember we had election in which winner was the recipient of the certification of the state of florida. gave him electoral votes to be president united states took 36 days before supreme court finally said al gore you tried to change the rules of election after election you tried to run a -- illegal recount only three counties in violation of state law tried to ascertain divine intention of voter tore when no standards violating two partsdz of the constitution including 14th amendment equal protection clause and we are done i don't remember same liberals say my god look at bill clinton refusing to allow transition to begin start even though this was recipient of the official certification florida allegor con testing that 36 days. >> move to joe biden, he is expected to name some of his picks for his cabinet, including, john kerry special presidential envoy for climate, avril haines director national intelligence, mayorkas secretary homeland security like the swam

senateirman of the budget committee, former new hampshire senator, judd gregg with an opinion piece thisorning, is there a post-trump gop? received 74p million votes in this year's election. joe biden got more than 80 million votes. even if you take out california, which would be a uniquely healthy development for the rest of the nation, biden attracted a distinct majority of the electorate. it's an unacceptable conclusion for trump at an inescapable conclusion for those who want to rebuild the conservative majority in the country. many argue that these numbers just reflect that the country is the divided. actually, it reflects a great deal more than that. if you consider who voted for trump and did not, it becomes apparent that there is a definite workable coalition that his center-right end if activated it would be a effective alternative to the democratic movement. it is still worth a try. upon 70 million voters, a lot of americans, but not a winning plurality, it seems there were three broad groups. these are the large segment of our society that feels genuinely disenfranchised. thes

and whisking straight in from the masterchef kitchen, gregg wallace gives us a sneak peek at tomorrow'sto the health secretary asking for £50 million over the next five years. the former scotland rugby star doddie weir is among those who have signed the letter. doddie has mnd, and if you're a regular breakfast viewer, you'll know he's shared some of that experience with us. let's remind ourselves of a moment back in february when doddie met up with two other former sports professionals who also have mnd, rugby league's rob burrow and ex—footballer stephen darby. it is just such a debilitating condition, that there is nothing out there that can help any patient with mnd. we're here really to put the fight together to try and make a difference. i was diagnosed in three weeks. so i consider myself really lucky. but having met doddie, he showed me the path, you know, that i needed to go down. the positivity, his humour. when you're playing against opponents, you are always looking at ways to beat them and get the better of them. and i think that mentality, obviously now we are not playing s

i also heard from gregg who served as a c-130 crew chief in theater during desert storm. he put off his college education when he was asked to serve. and i would be remiss if i did not recognize the veterans who are currently serving in our office -- dana magnuson, john clement, jay strebino, dr. karen summer, and paris cerventes. i thank each and every one of them for theirs service and for the continued work that they do on behalf of all tennesseans. these brave men and women represent the hope of a nation and our promise to the rest of the world that no matter what, the united states stands ready and willing to answer the call. i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. the senate is currently in a quorum call. mr. portman: i ask unanimous consent the qirl be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. portman: i have come to the floor again today to talk about the need for us as a congress to come together to address t