hogan: yeah. jim: traditional schools continue to do much of the same things, but some of the small ones in new england are closing because they are not offering , what students need. gov. hogan: yeah. jim: i will say i worked closely with one of your schools, the university of maryland global campus. they have a program that offers all kinds of opportunities and credentials rather than just degrees, and the kind of opportunities that, quite frankly, are going to be even more necessary as jobs are lost. you think about 2 million truck drivers in the united states. if anyone thinks there will be 2 million truck drivers 10 years from now, it is not likely. a lot of those guys and women that are driving those trucks now, maybe 20% of them retire 10 years from now, but the rest of them will be needing skills and upscaling. i would like to get your thoughts on that. gov. hogan: sure. absolutely. this is a big issue. we have got to be teaching kids for the jobs of the 21st century. some of our higher ed

hogan: i think it is relevant. the point i made in my book, and i didn't mean to demean all the intellectuals that are in washington, but i serve in the board of directors of a group called the maryland public policy institute and we came up with really great, thoughtful pieces about how to solve the economic problems we were faced with but no one ever read them. so it is not the ideas that are wrong, we are not marketing them well, we are not selling them to the average person. so i started a group called change maryland which is focused on -- iran because i am a small businessman and knows frustrated with 43 tax hikes in a row that half of the people in my state wanted to leave, we had killed a couple hundred thousand jobs and i wanted to change that. but i said it in a way that the average person, whether republican or democrat, said, yes that's what we want. i didn't get into divisive battles on all kinds of other issues that we didn't agree on or might not agree on. but it was taking those ideas and communicat

governor hogan: sure. >> i want to hear your thoughts. governor hogan: absolutely. this is a big issue about -- we got to be -- we got to be the jobs of for the 21st century. higher ed, people -- kind of taking a shot at the think tanks. i don't want to take a shot at academia. some people are stuck in the old mind set of this is how we ducate the kids but they're producing people that can't get a job. meanwhile, there are skills that we really need. as an example, you mentioned a.i. ufrd of -- university of maryland college park has the brendan reeve center. he started objecting luss. -- oculus. he knows artificial intelligence and some of the stuff he's doing there. we opened up a center to attract more of those kids. umbc, we have 11 -- we are the cyber capital of america. cybercommand. we have private sector companies iring kids at really high salaries after they go ahead these kinds of skills. we have 11 centers of cyber excellence. can't just teach the old things that nobody wants if there's no demand for it. we have to change -- it's all about workforce devel

hogan: it's relevant. the point i made in my book, and i didn't mean to demean intellectuals in washington. but i served on a group called -- board of a directors called the maryland public policy institute and we came up with really great, thoughtful, you know, pieces about how to solve the economic problems we were faced with. but no one ever read them. and so it's not the ideas that are wrong. it's the we're not marketing them well, we're not selling them to the average person. i started a group after being on that board, a group called "change maryland," which was focused on -- i ran because i'm a small business man and was frustrated with 43 tax hikes in a row that half of the people wanted to leave and we killed a couple hundred thousand jobs. i was going to change that, but i said it in a way that the average person, democrat or republican said, yes, that's what we want. i didn't get into divisive battles on all kinds of other issues that we didn't agree on or might not agree on. but it was taking t

governor hogan may rank above them all. ou see, he didn't just support 1980, reagan in 1976, in in 1984. he managed to support him in 2020 as well. [laughter] now, i know you consider political eagan your hero, governor, but that, sir, that's real dedication. and by the way, you didn't have to do that just to be invited here today. [laughter] ladies and gentlemen, i want to us.k you for joining we're honored to welcome you virtually to the reagan nstitute, through our center for civics, education, opportunity led by our own dr. janet train. work at the -- janet tran. we work at the nexus of these answering rs, president reagan's call for an informed patriotism to ensure a prosperous future for america. and the 62nd governor of maryland knows this call. truly honored to have governor hogan with us, through pragmatic, principled leadership carried the flame of our 40th president. if you know about governor hogan you know he doesn't mince words. he's been quick to criticize members of his own party. that kind of equal opportun

to which hogan responded, stop golfing and concede. the president was also probably not chatting with republican chris christie. >> the conduct of the president's legal team has been a national embarrassment. >> reporter: in pennsylvania a federal judge rejected the president's election lawsuit, comparing it to frankenstein's monster haphazardly stitched

dea agent drew hogan had spent years on the hunt for el chapo.rld's most dangerous drug lord. he and his colleagues had narrowed the search to a one-block radius in mexico, a town deep inside enemy territory. now a team of mexican marines and u.s. agents was on the ground, determined to strike before he could escape again. here again is lester holt with "inside the hunt for el chapo." >> reporter: february 16th, 2014. as drew was waiting at a military base 150 miles away, members of the mexican/u.s. team had entered the hornets nest in search of narco kingpin el chapo guzman. they'd been on the ground exposed for 24 hours and still hadn't located the exact safehouse el chapo was holed up in. >> i got a call from the ground team. and they said, look, this isn't working. everyone's tired, hungry. we're exhausted. >> reporter: time was running out. >> we've got one option left -- chapo's most trusted courier. go find him. >> reporter: they did, and sure enough, he flipped on his boss and agreed to lead them to el chapo's five safe houses. a squad of

i think governor hogan, may rank above them all. you see, he didn't just support ronald reagan in 1976. in 1980 and 1984. he managed to support himn 2020 as well. now i know you consider present toeagan your political hero governor. but that sir, that is real dedication. and by the way, you didn't have too that just to be invited here today. ladies and gentlemen, on thank you for joining us and were honored t welcome virtually, to the reagan institute, derek center for civics edution of kenned we work at been three pillars answering president reagan's call, fro an informed patriosm and profits for future market. he knows quite a bit about ts call. we are truly honored have governor hogan with u he has patriotic leadership has carried thelame of our 40th present. if you had about governor hogan you know that he does not mince words. it is been just as quick to criticize members of his own party a those of the other party. and as it turns out, the kind of equal opportunity talk, is very popular maryland. throughout his tenure governor

governor hogan. you were one of, if not the first elected republican officials, to acknowledge that joe biden is the president-elect. there has been radio silence from most republicans in washington. is it time for your party to acknowledge that this is over? >> well, look, jake, the way our system works is we all cast the votes. we count the votes, and then we live with the results. and there is an awful lot of, i understand the frustrations and concern. look, if there is evidence of widespread voter fraud, we ought to come out with it. >> have you seen any evidence? >> i haven't seen any evidence and i don't -- look, a couple of republican governors are responsible for a couple of the states in questions. they haven't questioned the results. we want to make sure every single vote is counted fairly, and i think there are legal processes if you think there are mistakes but i don't think we are going to see anything that will overturn the election and i haven't seen any evidence of widespread -- this

and mitt romney and larry hogan. we're going to begin in wilmington, delaware, where we're joined by symone sanders. thanks for joining us. congratulations on this victory. hard-fought, long-fought. i have to ask you about this moment, from kamala harris. take a listen. >> while i may be the first woman in this house, i will not be the last. >> tens of millions of women, voted for this ticket. if you can take off your politico hat for one second, i want to ask you, as a black woman, what does this moment feen for you? >> thanks for having me this morning, jake. last light was historic and remarkable. as vice president-elect harris said in her speech last night, the audacity, the boldness of president-elect joe biden, to choose her as his running mate, to help break a glass ceiling that has had many cracks but has not yet been shattered. it's amazing. i had the opportunity to travel with president-elect joe biden and vice president-elect senator harris. i'm in awe of both of them. the american people picked a good tic

governor hogan has been outspoken on this. he spoke out this morning on cnn. listen to what he said. >> we used to go supervise elections around the world and we were the most respected country with respect to elections and now we're beginning to look like we're a banana republic. it's time for them to stop the nonsense. it just gets more bizarre every single day and frankly i'm embarrassed that more people in the party aren't speaking up. >> reporter: the president hit back at governor hogan this morning calling him a rhino republican in name only in a tweet. governor hogan responding once again telling the president if you had done your job, america's governors wouldn't have been forced to fend for themselves to find tests in the middle of a pandemic as we did in maryland. stop golfing and concede. the president today is once again on his golf course, his 304th day in office doing so. >> jeremy diamond at the white house. thanks so much. >>> the u.s. has recorded nearly a quarter of the nation 's 12 million coronavirus cases in november alone. over 25,000 am

to which hogan responded, stop golfing and concede. president was also probably not chatting with republican chris christie. >> the conduct of the president's legal team has been a national embarrassment. >> reporter: in pennsylvania a federal judge rejected the president's election lawsuit, comparing it to frankenstein's monster haphazardly stitched together. pennsylvania conservative republican senator pat toomey described the judge as a long-time conservative republican and wrote, i congratulate president elect biden and vice president elect kamala harris on their victory. despite the growing number of critics, most republicans are still quietly supporting the president in his largely unsuccessful quest to overturn the election. some, though, are speaking out, like senator kevin cramer of north dakota. >> i don't know why we're so easily offended by a president that's carrying out all his legal options. >> reporter: but even he said it's now time for the president to start sharing information with joe biden. >> it's past time to sta

governor hogan, thanks for joining us. ago, you said you believed president trump would do the right thing in the end and concede. since then, he's frankly done everything other than the right thing. he's done everything he can to subvert the process, including pressuring state officials directly, phoning canvassing board officials and having legislators flown in. do you still have confidence that president trump will eventually do the right thing? >> well, i have confidence that on january 20th, the president-elect is going to be sworn in. but i'm not sure, you know, i can say that i'm confident that the president is going to do the right thing. look, i thought that the pressuring of the legislators to try to somehow change the outcome with electors was completely outrageous. and quite frankly, i mean, we used to go supervise elections around the world, and we were the most respected, you know, country with respect to elections. and now we're beginning to look like we're a banana republic. it's time for them to stop the n

to which hogan responded, "stop golfing and concede." president was also probably not chatting with republican chris christie. >> the content of the president's legal team has been a national embarrassment. >> reporter: in pennsylvania, a federal judge rejected the president's election lawsuit, comparing it to "frankenstein's monster, haphazardly stitched together." pennsylvania conservative republican pat toomey described the judge as a long-time conservative republican, and wrote, "i congratulate president-elect biden and vice president-elect kamala harris on their victory." nspite the growing number of critics, most republicans are ilill quietly supporting the president in his largely- unsuccessful quest to overturn the election. some, though, are speaking out, like senator kevin cramer of north dakota. >> i don't know why we are so easily offended by a president that is carrying out all of his legal options. >> reporter: but even he said it's now time for the president to start sharing information with joe biden. >> it is past time t

governor larry hogan of the state of maryland, he was one of the first ones to recognize joe biden aslect. he has been a long time critic of the president and this morning he was saying that the president's efforts right now make the u.s. look much more like a banana republic than the democracy that the u.s. is and the example that we should be to the world as it relates to democratic process. obviously a lot of this is coming in the wake of that decision yesterday in the federal court in pennsylvania which added to the string of losses that president trump has faced in court. he's been trying to make this case about widespread voter fraud but his attorneys have been unable to make the case in court. yesterday marked the 29th case that the president's team has either had to withdraw or seen dismissed in state and federal courts. >> jeremy, while there is a growing list of republicans willing to speak out, it's still relatively short compared to republicans who remain silent. meantime, the president is still lashing out at those republicans who are speaking out. to what extent? >> this

that was your father, then congressman larry hogan sr.th the republican party during the nixon impeachment hearings. are there any republican leaders in washington right now who you believe can and will show the kind of moral courage that your father did and that you are, and tell president trump it's time to put united states of america before his own brittle spirit? >> well, thank you for showing that clip. you know, i'm -- i learned so much about integrity in public service from my dad and that was a profile in courage when he stood up. it didn't win any friends with the administration and he did what em thought was right and saying no man is above the law. similar what i've been saying almost three weeks now. but i haven't seen -- a few people in chronic, senator romney, for example, but a few people are standing up and speaking out but an awful lot are not. history will judge everybody as they did during watergate. >> i and others met virtually this week with president-elect bid biden do you think president biden will handle the pand

governor hogan, thank you so much for joining us. your impressions, first of all, of this meeting that just took place virtually with the president-elect joe biden and the bipartisan group, five republicans and five democratic governors. how did the republican governors on the executive committee engage with the president-elect? >> first of all, wolf, i think it was a really smart move on the part of the vice president, the president-elect and the vice president-elect to reach out to the national governors association. we have been working in a bipartisan way and all have been on the front lines of the crisis. it was a cordial and productive meeting and we went through all of the governors kind of shared their thoughts with the vice president, with the president-elect. you know, he talked about his desire to want to work together in a bipartisan way. it was a good start. we do have concerns about the fact that they have not been involved with the transition and they are not getting up to speed. i thought that it was helpful for him t

received from south korea, calling hogan a rino, republican in name only, and said he's just as bad as the flawed tests that he paid big money for. hogan wrote back, "if you had done your job, america's governors wouldn't have been forced to fend for themselves to find tests in the middle of a pandemic, as we successfully did in maryland." and here's the kicker. he writes, "stop golfing and concede." joining us now, senior washington correspondent for politico and co-author of "the playbook," anna palmer. anna, good morning to you! it's always great to have you. thanks for getting up early with us. i think the question we've all been grappling with for the past however many days it's been since joe biden was declared president-elect and news organizations called the election for him, was when were republicans in congress going to look up, look around, and say, okay, we're done, we need to support, we need to start -- i mean, at the very least, calling joe biden the president-elect in the hallways? it does seem like there was some significant progress toward that over the weekend. we

two prominent republicans senator mitt romney and maryland governor larry hogan join me to discuss next. >>> plus, flipping blue. joe biden takes the lead in georgia and wins other republican-held states as both sides work to get out the vote, did progressives and black americans make the difference? we will talk exclusively with voting rights leader stacey abrams and democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. hello, i'm jake tapper in washington. the state of our union is turning the proverbial page. joe biden will be the 46th president of the united states of america. at his side the very first woman vice president, current senator kamala harris. last night, the president-elect addressed the nation saying he would be a president for all americans. >> folks, i'm a proud democrat, but i will govern as an american president. i'll work as hard for those who didn't vote for me as those who did. let this grim era of demonization in america begin to end here and now. >> he also called this moment in america, quote, a time to heal the wounds of division. but also the ravages of a pand

hogan can bask in the sunshine by tomorrow afternoon.ew passing clouds in the morning, but those are high up in the atmosphere. and that's what keeps the fog from forming at ground level. we're not going to use any of the sun's energy to burn through the fog. it'll warm us up a little more than where we ended up today, but not much. these temperatures normal for this time of year. 60s around the bay, mid to upper 60s farther inland as temperatures within a degree or two of what's average for november 20th. temperatures are going to stay very similar as we head through the next several days. not much change day to day. the good part is this is a seven-day forecast without record high temperatures or gusty winds or high fire danger or poor air quality. the only bad part is it's a seven-day forecast without any rain. we'll see if we can find some of that as we head through the next several days. >>> dennis? >> hey, paul, the warriors are forced to create off the dribble now without one of their biggest stars. so next man up? how about two r

hogan replied, stop golfing and concede. governor hogan is not the only republican speaking out. former new jersey governor chris christie who normally is an ally of president trump ripped into his legal team. >> the presidents legal team has been a national embarrassment. >> reporter: in pennsylvania federal judge rejected the presidents election lawsuit comparing it to frankenstein's monster. haphazardly stitched together. and sylvania republican senator pat toomey described the judge as a longtime conservative republican and congratulated resident elect joe biden. >>> canceling your thanksgiving plans. coming up, we have a look at how you can make the most of your holiday week here. >>> remembering the man who helped drive a global phenomenon known as the ice bucket challenge. >>> east bay downtown getting smaller by the day. one local businesses are fighting to keep a starbucks open. >>> the most important weather forecast of the season, rain or not for thanksgiving. the answer, when we come >>> the man who spearheaded the popular ice bucket challenge fundraising campaign has

alex hogan in new york city.ing so hopefully we can enjoy a christmas holiday. i would very much so beg of you to keep yourself and your family safe. eric: that's louisiana's house representative, ted james, earlier here on the fox news channel. he has advice for the holidays. he was infected with covid-19. he was in the hospital. he said at one point he didn't think he would survive. so how should you and your family celebrate thanksgiving with the coronavirus pandemic raging and spreading stronger in some parts of the country? dr. tom freeden is here, former director of the centers for disease control. representative james' plea is so heart-felt and it's a warning for all of us. what do you recommend as thanksgiving approaches? >> we're all so sick and tired of this virus but unfortunately it is spiraling out of control in most of the country and getting together, traveling is a formula for problems. when people travel, the virus travels. and this thanksgiving could be the super bowl of super spreading events.

here's the quote from governor hogan.uld have done your job, americans wouldn't have been fending for themselves to find tests as we successfully did in maryland. stop golfing and concede. david, we know what the message is, obviously, in that tweet, but how much further do you think it goes in terms of influencing others to speak out? >> how much influence larry hogan has in general -- >> yes. >> or this -- >> yeah. >> i think it's a message it's growing. they came out and said this is the national embarrassment. thankful we have people like liz cheney in the house, and republicans with backbone, who stood up, but, erica, when you look at the overall number, the number of prominent republicans who have stood up to president trump on this, you can count on two hands. it's an embarrassment for the party that they're not taking this seriously. the party is complicit. the republican party is complicit and the mess we have on our hands and a number of deaths. this is not just the president. the congress is an equal branch of

of maryland is in a twitter battle with the president over the issue, hogan reply to a tweet from thesident earlier writing if you have done your job american governors would not have been forced to fend for themselves defined test in the middle of the pandemic as we successfully did in maryland, stop golfing and concede. the republicans going after each other on twitter. it's amazing. there has no indication from the white house that the president plans to concede, he spent several hours at his golf club and got back to the white house 20 minute20 ago he will spend te holidays at the white house, he is supposed to go to florida but he staying closer to home, we will see what the president decides to do next. arthel: we will wait. thank you very much. eric: on the crucial georgia senate race, republican senator kelli mockler tested negative for the coronavirus today, she did test positive on friday, yesterday was inconclusive, because of the confusion and the conflicting test we are told that the senator will continue to quarantine until she comes up with several more negative tests,

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he's trashing hard-working election officials, even from hogan officials with his baseless claims. as recorded yesterday by military.com, is legal team is branding ballots sent in by american servicemen and women and their families. just as ominous, president trump is starting a purge of the pentagon beginning with theec wiring defense secretary mark esper. the officials the president is now bringing in short-term acting roles of the pentagon include some who are unqualified and some who even republican members of the senate armed services committee have previously determined are unfit to serve. these actions send a message of chaos in instability, adversaries around the world at the very time when the u.s. should be trying to send a message of column and order. it's futile to ask president trump to put country over his personal interests. he's not been willing to do that. but i do ask my senate republican colleagues, won't you concede that the country elected a new president? won't you speak out against baseless claims of voter fraud without dangerous division at home hard-working

governor hogan saying the president needs to do his job and needs to concede this election. fred? >> jeremy diamond, thank you for that on the the white house. >>> so this growing chorus of bipartisan officials warning the blocked transition now poses a threat to national security. let's talk to cnn national security analyst sam vinegrad. what kind of information and resources are being denied to the biden transition team, which ultimately might threaten national security and readiness, in your view? >> well, because the ascertainment from the general services administration has not come through, the transition team is missing $6.3 million in congressly appropriated funds. from a personnel standpoint, we know the biden team is going to announce cabinet picks on tuesday. the biden team cannot work with the fbi to finish the security clearance process and the vetting process for their nominees because the ascertainment has not come. i know donald trump is not a student of history, but i am. the 9/11 commission report specifically cited the delay in the 2000 transition because the co

alex hogan is live in new york city with more. alex. >> reporter: hi, arkansas this.l, travelers returning home today are creating more traffic and longer lines at airports really than what we've seen throughout the pandemic. according to aaa, they predicted that 95% of travelers would hit the road this holiday, and this was also the busiest travel weekend at airports since march. weather patterns today could make those return journeys more difficult. the national weather service warning of scattered severe weather today that will bring damaging winds and possible tornadoes a along the gulf coast and the southeast. heavy rain will move up the eastern coast through tuesday. because of the weather, travelers should plan ahead. canceled flights or delays could mean getting stranded in an airport for longer than expected or being in a state with different covid-19 regulations. travelers this year also needing to plan ahead for new testing and quarantine regulations when reentering air space. the cdc asked americans to stay home. governors today thanking those who listened

were hogan's and democrats alike no accurate tests are critical to stop the spread of the disease and get people more comfortable going back to work and school in a more normal life. a targeted bill introduced last month, $16 billion set aside for testing and tracing. we could use theow resources rit now inew ohio. i spoke to the governor thisr week, we've got the money for testing, we needed. let's pass it now. third, we need help to continue the development ofat treatment d vaccines as quickly as possible. recent news of a potential vaccine by pfizer with a 90% efficacy is really promising but we can't take our foot off the gas on this. if we cannot address the underlying healthcare challenge of the coronavirus, we will play defense against the disease for a long time. the targeted bill last month included $37 billion vaccine development and distribution and 20 billion for therapies which i think is a good place for a debate for themb finals should e potential we don't slow down vaccine therapy and be sure the distribution works. in a virus that seems to get more out of hand everyda

jon: alex hogan in new york city read alex, thanks so much.rump campaign is demanding another recount in georgia after secretary of state they are certified the election for joe biden. meanwhile, publican senator kelly leffler testing negative for coronavirus today. she first has a positive and then testing inconclusive but she is one of two georgia incumbents facing january runoff that will decide the balance of power in the u.s. senate. jonathan has more from atlanta. reporter: the negative test results certainly comes as a relief to the kelly leoffler campaign but they say the senator will remain in self isolation until she receives consecutive negative results just out of an abundance of caution. by the evening kelly testified positive shortly after campaigning with vice president mike pence and fellow georgia senator david perdue. today both of george's for publican's senators issued statements in support of the president trumps calls for a recount and echoed the presidents demand for an audit of absentee ballot signatures. the problem wi

art hogan of national securities, happy thanksgiving, by the way.his is bloomberg. ♪ alix: live from new york, i'm alix steel, with guy johnson in london. this is "bloomberg markets." amazon apparently is handing out hiring bonuses of up to $3000. they want to have enough people to get through the holiday shopping season. on the other side, you get workers not getting that money. they are getting vouchers, and i am talking and dollars for a thanksgiving turkey dr.. -- turkey voucher. guy: you want to attract people to the company. at the same time, you are probably kicking around the ball when you are not managing the people you've got, assuming they will stick with you through this crucial period. it is going to be an ongoing theme. we are hearing increasing talk of unionization at amazon facilities. organized labor is going to be a big part potentially of the postcrisis world. it was interesting to see that california ruling when it came to the gig economy, but nevertheless, you are hearing greater and greater calls of unionization and plays like

at 11:30 a.m., republican governor larry hogan of maryland talks about politics in the u.s. in coronavirus response. the house returns for legislative business at 2:00 p.m., taking up a number of bills on veterans issues. on c-span2, democratic representative ilhan omar talks about the edge live agenda. that's 11:30 a.m. eastern. p.m.enate is back at 3:00 to work on a judicial nominee for the southern district of mississippi with a procedural votes -- on the nomination scheduled for 5:30 p.m. eastern. nasa held a news conference after they launched four astronauts into space to live aboard the international space station for about six months.

alex hogan has the latest from new york. >> reporter: a stark warning right before the holidays from the cdc, urging americans not to travel to visit loved ones for thanksgiving. that advice now being echoed by governors across the country, as more states move into stricter lockdowns as covid cases rise. >> obviously, there's no play book for this. my top priority is to preserve our hospital capacity, our healthcare workforce. >> reporter: during the surge in cases over the summer, hospitals could bring in doctors and nurses from other states to help out. now with nearly the whole country seeing a spike, many are now working 12-hour shifts. >> we are kind of seeing the light at the end of the tunnel, and just very, very quickly, numbers really started to change. >> reporter: cdc scientists believe about 40% of those infected will be asymptomatic and might not know they have the virus, but can still spread it toes. the increased concern has led to more americans wanting to know their virus status before visiting family. drivers this side of florida waited more than 2 hours to get test

president trump will agree to a peaceful transfer of power if legal challenges fail, in new york, alex hogan, foxnews. >> president barack obama released a statement today congratulating joe biden, and kamala harris, saying, in part, in this election, under circumstances of her experience, americans turned out in numbers never seen. and once every vote is counted, president-elect biden and vice president-elect harris will have won an historic and decisive victory. the former president posted the statement on his facebook page, along with this photo of the two in the oval office. >>> as some american celebrated, others are not willing to concede the election. rallies for president trump broke out across the nation, as well. more on what the republican response is, especially for those here in california. >> reporter: it was definitely a difficult day for many, and more than 70 million american voters supported him. in sacramento, supporters of president trump gathered in front of the capital, flying trump campaign flags, and bringing signs showing their loyalty. >> thank you to the proud boys

south carolina was challenged by texas after a 2019 hogan tucks law alone in the penalty for not havingan sure. and listen to the oral arguments live on c-span, on the c-span radio app. and 1960, five the u.s. army produced a five hour temperate documentary focusing on the armies activities from world war i to the korean war. up next on real america. the funnel up so. story of 1950 tonight 53 korean war when the u.s.

south carolina was challenged by texas after a 2019 hogan tucks law alone in the penalty for not having texan sure. and listen to the oral arguments live on c-span, on the c-span radio app. and 1960, five the u.s. army produced a five hour temperate documentary focusing on the armies activities from world war i to the korean war. up next on real america. the funnel up so. story of 1950 tonight 53 korean war when the u.s. military joined other countries to fight forces under the united nations. by the spring of 1950, only five short years after the last shot the world war two had been fired, the united states army had been reduced active force of 600,000. a great number of these were scattered about the world on occupation duty. the armed forces of the communists, soviet russia, remained on a strong wartime footing, and in villager posture. aggression was soon to come. america would be fighting against tyranny for the third time in 32 years. ♪ ♪ korea. the crowded finger of land, but the key important to the free world in the far east. what happened here opened the next major chapter in

joining us now is the national security market strategist, art hogan. there -- it doesn't have legs, it is sustainable, what are we doing? >> we got business rotations out of growth and into value like we saw in june. it was not durable. we saw it in august. in this latest move, it is probably one we will see presiding over markets probably for the next three to four quarters. i say that because of economic sentiment has underperformed for the entirety of this year. if you are to backup the lens further and say how long is the s&p outperforming the russell 2000, you would have to go back five to 10 years to see. so you have a lot of reversion to make up and at does not happen over the course of several days area i think the important thing to think about is, what the drivers are. the drivers are an assumption economic will increase activity in 2021 and market pricing will start getting that right early. i think that is where we see that, the beginning. guy: that is going to be bomb some assuming. we were joking before we came on air, chatting, talking a

of shannon. >> shannon: alex hogan, thank you very much for the roundabout.ng that florida and texas could slip a blue tuesday, never materialized. thanks in part to the president making serious inroads in support with latino voters. correspondent casey stegall taking a look at when texas county sums it all up. hey, casey. >> the race for the white house was not as close here in texas and some of the poll suggested a head of election day. president trump won the states by more than six points. the data coming and also shows that he picked up some support in some unlikely places. large blocks of latino voters from parts of south texas border communities heavily impacted by immigration policies and devastated by the pandemic voted to elect the president. of flipping their support since 2016 won that part of texas. at this go round, joe biden carry the same counties with 15. 15. that's less than half. despite kamala harris making last-minute campaign stops like place like mcallen, texas, on the friday before election day. >> i think both parties moving forward n

. >> governor hogan -- governor holcomb participated in a briefing from home where he and his wife have been in quarantine after several members of his security detail tested positive for coronavirus. >> good afternoon and thank you for joining us on this wednesday before thanksgiving. we are going to go directly to the governor, governor holcomb, who is still in quarantine. >> thank you. good afternoon to all who are with us today. again, we have a full menu of updates to go over this afternoon. first, we will hear from dr. fox and then from our friends at the , whoanks school of health will present the results from their third round of

alex hogan in times square alex thank you. shannon. >> for more on 2020 election let's bring in mark smith gop analyst constitutional attorney by the way worked on trump's 2016 campaign in transition team mark good to see you tonight. >> hi shannon. >> oak so there are a number of legal cases that we are tracking we're following philadelphia, there are others in nevada. there is thing spending in the supreme court involving pennsylvania. i just got another notification from the trump team about a filing with regard to arizona. and the machine its they say did not work correctly may have been votes that were lost. for president trump some of them could have been for president-elect but say there were real problems they intend to continue fighting this on a number of legal fronts what are otdz of success in any of those cases, mark? >> well shannon to begin with the presidential election is not over. it simply is not there's a long and detail ready legal process that must be followed. the culminating ultimately in electors meeti

alex hogan is outside macy's harold square in new york city.jon as you can see shop reverse out today taking advantage of the start of the sales some big stores are slashing prices but today is also an opportunity to support local businesses around the country according to a yelp economic survey about 160,000 small businesses around the country either closed or temporarily did in new york city mayor bill de blasio announce this week a plan to provide interest free loan it is to up to 100,000 dollars this small businesses. vice president kamala harris addressing national issue today encouraging people to support small business saturday. >> they are always really quite an essential part of the life blood of a community part of the civic and social fabric of a community and sadly, since covid started, one in four small businesses are insure country have closed. >> black friday seeing of less traffic this year the cdc calls in person shopping a high risk activity so while crowds hit the stores they did so in much smaller numbers. >> this year's bla

alex hogan has more on all of this. evening jon cdc is asking people to stay home but for those still gatherings they are urminged to wear mask to go outside, and to bring their own food and utensils. now, we have seen record number of cases to bleak numbers yesterday alone, we saw more than 195 new daily cases in the u.s. that is the most since the pandemic began. unlike the initial outbreak this spring there's no clear epicenter governors around country laying out their own approach to curb spread this thanksgiving minnesota orderings that people only celebrate within their households. kentucky limiting gatherings to eight people from two homes. pennsylvania is issuing mask order for anyone outside of their household gatherings in new york are limited to 10 people. governor andrew cuomo this week urging people to take the threat seriously. >> thanks giving coming up my next personal opinion and theory you will see a tremendous spike after thanksgiving. >> cuomo stepped into national spot light earlier this year with d

jon: alex hogan in new york city. thank you.spending the day traveling back home after thanksgiving, the tsa screening 1.7 million people from friday to saturday and health experts fear the holiday could spike in the coronavirus cases. >> what we expect unfortunately as we go for the next couple of weeks into december that we might see a surge superposed upon the surge were already in. it's going to get worse over the next several weeks but the actions that we take in the next several days will determine how bad it is or whether or not we continue to flatten our curve. jon: doctor marty may carry, a fox news medical contributor at john hopkins university. thank you for being with us, you just heard the surgeon general jerome adams saying what we do in the next few days is going to be a critical component of how the virus performs in the next couple of weeks and couple of months. what would your advice be to people who may have been traveling through thanksgiving. >> no doubt a lot of velocity of this urgent we are seeing is from

correspondent alex hogan takes a look tonight from new york. >> fridges filled with leftovers after aoliday feast but this thanksgiving more americans struggled to get enough food on the table sending them to food pantries instead. newcomers who never needed help getting in line for the first time. >> it has been very, very hard, very hard. we need to be concerned with what we have and be grateful for what we have god. >> according to the u.s. census bureau one in eight americans did not have enough food this past week and parts of the country lined the food banks stretching for miles people waiting for hours. >> they are your next-door neighbor. people who have lost their job and never expected to be unemployed. they have been sick with a virus and unable to work again. >> while americans look to make it through the holidays, there could be relief around the corner with likelihood of a vaccine in the stock market with record high territory. many agreed 2020 is a year for much suffering. >> people are very isolated this year and in need of care. >> hundreds of thousands of people appl

alex hogan is live with more. alex. reporter: hello, arthel.y three weeks since election day and supporters of the president say they are not giving up just yet but some of them clashing with counter protesters that we saw this weekend and they are in wisconsin about six and a people gathering to support president donald trump. drone video captured one driver hitting two pedestrians they are fleeing the scene. please also took one person into custody for disorderly conduct. in atlanta opposing rallies the day after the state went blue the georgia secretary of state officially certifying the results for president-elect joe biden. crowds alleging election fraud, chanting a large police presidents separating them. the sheen the scene showcase did the general divide of this election. >> you are looking at the numbers and they don't seem to add up. something doesn't feel right about it. >> i have i'm worried about the future for my child in the state of our country and i think it's important we have democracy. reporter: a stop the steel protest outs

to which hogan retorted, stop golfing and concede.e was probably also not talking to chris christie. >> the conduct of the president's legal team has been a national embarrassment. >> a judge rejected the fraudulent lawsuit. pennsylvania conservative senator pat toomey described the judge as a hong time conservative republican and said he congratulates president elect biden and vice president elect harris on the victory. >>> some are speaking out like senator kevin cramer of north dakota. >> i don't know why we are so easily offended by a president who is carrying out all of his legal options. >> even he said it's now time nor the president to start sharing information with joe biden. >> it's past time to start a transition to at least cooperate with the transition. >> today, president trump's campaign said it plans to appeal that case in pennsylvania and the president's attorneys say they hope to take it all the way to the u.s. supreme court. jamie? >> chip reid at the white house, thank you. for more on the biden transition. we turn

arthel: alex hogan live in new york city, thank you.ork city mayor bill de blasio is facing mounting criticism this weekend as the nation's largest public school district goes fully virtual because of the rise in coronavirus cases across new york. at least four other states also are requiring some or all of their k-12 public schools also to go virtual this past week for the very same reason. brown university economics professor emily oster disagrees. she writes in "the washington post", quote: if we are looking for ways to control community spread, shutting down schools is not the answer. other measures focus more on the lower occasions and activities known to have super-spreader potential would do much more to curb the pandemic. the professor joins us now with more. so, professor, a lot of people think that schools are a spread. this is why there is that concern. but you have this different view. why? >> so i think that what we're seeing in the data is that is not showing up, that schools are not showing up as major sources of spread.