one other thing, too, david ignaceous was talked about it. as we look at the vote tallies coming in, let's think about this. the morning after joe biden was losing wisconsin. and then the votes from milwaukee came in with a disproportionate of those votes being black voters. joe biden was losing michigan, and then wayne county came in, detroit came in. the disproportionate share of those voters who put him over the tom in michigan, black voters. we just called philadelphia -- we just called pennsylvania. you can say the same thing about philly and parts of pittsburgh. a disproportionate share of black voters put him over the top in pennsylvania as well as georgia. so i expect for there to be great representation in the biden cabinet of black leaders and, no, we're not talking about housing or some other administrative branch. i think you're going to see not only with the vice president of the united states but another major cabinet positions black leaders put in a position of power who can really shape the future of the next four years. >> to

whereas 9000, people were given the double and they were, they picked, ignace was far less than it was around 60 percent a. clearly the idea is to prove that that was not a fluke. the ultimate thing is, it's about the gaining trust and it's a fad amount. importance, when it comes to of vaccines. just see how via actually passive to words. all the success is being claimed about sputnik 5 from russia. so it's all about trust and the c.e.o. is asked, isn't it? i see us call it said in the pit, even something good comes by mistake. he would be actually eager to show that it was no fluke as the shah will, all of that affect the approval process of the vaccine. i don't, think so. it would have a much building on that, considering that the us f.d.a., the drug regulator that had said that minimum effectiveness rate was required to effectively fight it, called in $1000.00 was around 50 percent. now even the lure, the doodoo are doing achieve the least effective vaccine by asses in a car, the doozie they achieve 61 percent. so i don't think so. there's going to be much of a difference there. and

at "the washington post" tonight david ignaceous reports that there's a fierce battle underway inside the administration over declassifying intelligence about what else? russia. in this version of events trump is installing loyalists across the national security apparatus because he wants help releasing information that he thinks will undermine the conclusion that russia interfered in the 2016 election to help him. because trump is still obsessed with that. even in the waning days of his presidency. whatever reason, none of this is good. but the question seems to be is this bad or really, really bad? at least one person is professing not to be concerned at all what the trump administration is up to right now. and that person is joe biden. >> we are already beginning a transition. we're well underway, and the ability for the administration in any way failure to recognize our win, there's not change in dynamic at all what we're able to do. we've announced yesterday as you know a health group put together today, we're going to be going, moving along in a consistent manner putting togethe

"the washington post" columnist david ignaceous writes tonight, quote, when the history books are written a hero of this election will be christopher krebs, the head of cisa. he posted numerous rumor control warnings about election claims. krebs may have infuriated the white house but he spoke for a task force that included representatives of secretaries of state and state election directors in all 50 states. the people who administered the election. it's difficult to sabotage an election result in the united states as president trump and his supporters are discovering, end quote. difficult, yes. impossible, well, trump and his supporters are trying to find that out. we don't know yet what if any practical effects trump's firing of krebs is going to have. installing a new cyber security chief after the election seems unlikely to do trump much good at this point beyond giving him the thrill of revenge. but trump's continued insistence the election was fraudulent, his willing to fire a top official. in unpredictable and highly unsettling ways. take a look what's happened in michigan this ev