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ivanka trump's response, what is your sense of how concerned she is about these legal issues? thing fascinating covering ivanka is how, you know, we have gone from seeing a first daughter, an official adviser who in many ways did everything she could to distance herself from the tenor of her father from in many ways the politics of her father, try in many ways to present herself as someone who was still part and parcel of the manhattan liberal community from which she came and the past few months especially have shown that that's no longer the community with which she identifies, john, and i think the tone of this tweet in particular shows that not only has she come to more politically identify with her father but also at a much more personal way in terms of adopting his tactics and being quite comfortable projecting an image that looks much more like his. >> two things i want to point out. the first is that one thing that may be getting under her skin here is this is a state investigation. this is something that she can't be pardoned for by her father in the next 60 days. not

and to an extent, this puts the focus on ivanka trump. >> that's right, john, good morning, sources tellork authorities that they have expanded their investigation into the president and the trump organization. they're now looking at millions of dollars in tax write-offs the president had taken. there's a criminal investigation by the manhattan district attorney's office and a civil investigation by the new york attorney general. investigators with both offices have subpoenaed the trump organization. this all relates to reporting that the "new york times" broke several weeks ago where they first disclosed that the president had taken $26 million in write-offs in fees paid to consultants. one of those potential consultants "the new york times" is reporting is ivanka trump. according to the times, she received a $747,000 payment as a fee. now, that matched a payment that ivanka trump herself had disclosed in her own financial disclosure forms as a member of the administration. so that is now a focus of investigators from both the d.a.'s office and the new york attorney general's office. a

according to the times, one of the consultants appeared to be a company controlled by ivanka trump. time that she was an employee. this is what has raised questions among investigators. a lawyer for the trump organization issued a statement to "the new york times" he said everything was done in strict compliance with the law and under advise of tax experts. he also heard from ivanka trump who rarely responds to these things she tweeted last night saying this is harassment pure and simple. these investigations have been under way for more than a year. the manhattan district attorney's office has been under a protracted fight with the president for his tax returns. >> we'll see where it goes in court where the facts matter. thanks. >>> now to a move by steve mnuchin as countless american businesses struggle to make ends meet in the ongoing pandemic. >> that's right. this happened overnight, steve mnuchin decided to pull the plug to end the lending program designed to keep the businesses open. this as the federal reserve chairman, jerome powell is issuing a rare and sharp rebuke of the

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one of those consulting companies belonged to ivanka trump.he had received $747,000 to her consulting company while she was an employee. and that's where the questions are beginning to be asked by prosecutors, was that handled properly. now, alan garton, a lawyer for the trump organization, he has said that everything was done strictly according to the law and all applicable taxes were paid, but we heard from ivanka trump last night soon after the "new york times" reported about these subpoenas, which is unusual, we don't often hear from her. she tweeted out the story last night and said, this is harassment pure and simple. this inquiry by new york city democrats is 100% motivated by politics, publicity and rage. they know very well there is nothing here and there was no tax benefit whatsoever. these politicians are simply ruthless. now, these investigations have been going on for more than a year, and they really will come into focus when the president becomes a private citizen in january. he has been in a long prolonged fight over his tax re

but for ivanka trump and jared kushner, frankly, they're thinking about their futures. ivanka knows her future is very much tied to her father's. jared kushner has done a lot of work in the middle east and that portfolio during his time in this administration. and they don't want that all to be undone by joe biden if there is not a better exit. as you point out, we're how many days since election day or since the race has been called for joe biden, and the president has still not accepted that he is the president-elect. he has still not paved the way for the transition to go. but there are certainly discussions going on behind the scenes among the president's children and advisers, jake. >> you can't even compare it to hillary clinton who conceded the night of the election, and obama and the obama administration began letting the transition process happen. at this point four years ago, trump had visited obama at the oval office. >> you're right. so hillary clinton did concede. that is what i point out to sources who bring this up as some sort of comparison. but in the wh

peggy: ivanka declarÓ mÁs de $700,000 en pagos de una consultora que coincide con la deducciÓn de la organización de donald trumppolÍticas. el mandatario enfrenta una investigaciÓn civil por parte de la fiscal de nueva york sobre sus prÁcticas comerciales y una investigaciÓn criminal en torno al supuesto pago a stormy daniels. >> no se sabe si es un pago o una deducciÓn legal. peggy: nada indica que ivanka sea el foco de ninguna hace estas investigaciones. arantxa: entre los nuevos integrantes del gobierno de joe biden estarÍa el nÚmero dos como secretario de estado de obama y podrÍa serlo en esta gestiÓn. esta y otras nominaciones podrÍan ser anunciadas el martes de esta semana. con la llegada de joe biden se enciende la esperanza para millones de indocumentados que esperan que dentro de los primeros 100 dÍas de gobierno se regularice su estado migratorio. asÍ lo había prometido el demÓcrata en su campaÑa. una declaraciÓn de donald trump podrÍa facilitar a joe biden la posibilidad de cumplir su promesa. galo: donald trump sembrÓ el terreno para que joe biden pueda legalizar a 12,000,000 de indocumentados a trav

. >>> as the trump presidency winds down the future of his eldest daughter, ivanka, and her husband,ed kushner remains unclear, but after four years of serving in her father's divisive administration, the couple will likely find new york's high society unwelcoming. cnn's kate bennett explains why. >> reporter: when ivanka trump and jared kushner leave the white house in january, the question is will they return to manhattan. if they do go back to new york city, they'll likely receive a chilly reception. cnn spoke with several sources who say the they may not be welcome in the way they once were living in new york city. ivanka trump did build her brand on her name, but after four years in the white house and a contentious administration, he might struggle to get footing again, should she want to reenter that business. there are other options for the couple, of course. they might go to florida or new jersey, but returning to new york city will certainly be a challenge. meanwhile, in washington, the couple's three children were withdrawn from their private school after the school notice

yes, it's a thorny issue forjared kushner and ivanka trump.eption awaits — this billboard in times square highlighted the animosity towards the couple, calling attention to their handling of covid—19. jared and ivanka have money and connections. will this help soften the landing back in new york, or has four years in the white house tainted their reputation in manhattan's liberal circles? in a moment, we'll hear from dirk wittenborn, author of a number of novels dealing with wealth and class, his latest is the stone girl. but first let's take a look at the 2003 film he produced, born rich, which documented the lives of young wealthy new yorkers, including one ivanka trump. i, rather than getting barbie dolls, used to get or i always wanted legos or erector sets or something like this. so i loved, like, looking at the new york skyline and being able to figure out what i'm going to add to that and, you know, what patch of sky maybe one of my buildings would be in. so i basically always wanted to go into real estate development. it's in the blood

ivanka trump responded overnight dismissing the investigation as harassment by democrats. >>> a man who goes by the name psycho has been arrested in connection with the discovery of three bodies in southern colorado. agents took adre baroz into custody at a motel in new mexico and he's facing murder and kidnapping charges. the remains were found last week on two properties. it's unclear who they are. it could take weeks to identify them. >>> crews in colorado springs acted quickly to knock down a wildfire threatening homes. dozens of people were forced to evacuate. meanwhile, more than 100 people along the california/nevada border have no homes to return to after a wildfire there. one person was killed. 30 square miles were burned. >>> time now for a look at your friday weather. >>> parts of the colorado rockies are expected to get several inches of snow today and more showers today for the pacific northwest. the only other rain on the map stretches across the plains to the mississippi river valley. the eastern third of the nation will see clear skies while temperatures return to the no

word coming just a few moments ago, as well, that the president's daughter, ivanka trump, is also going to be joining, along with vice president mike pence and his wife karen pence. it has been six days, monica alba, since we have seen president trump speak publicly. and i believe our intrepid team at the white house has done some research. that is the longest stretch, in recent memory, that we have not seen or heard from this president, in some capacity. twitter, of course, notwithstanding. what do we know right now, monica, about what's going on behind the scenes in trump world? >> it's exceptionally rare, craig, as you point out. this long stretch without seeing the president on camera, except for those brief, fleeting glances on the golf course over the weekend in virginia. even when he was ill with coronavirus in october, he was putting out videos on twitter. or he was calling into fox news. none of that has happened in the last six days. he is really with his aides, having discussions about the future and his current reality, we understand. but the consensus inside right now is th

thank you for the expertise. >> thanks, wolf. >>> when donald trump exits the white house so will ivanka trumphad high-profile roles in the trump white house and administration, but it is though positions that could cause a bit of a barrier to the couple resuming their former lives as part of new york city's party scene. in recent weeks jared and ivanka were featured in a rather unflattering times square display, paid for by the anti-trump group the lincoln project. i want to bring in our white house reporter who has been doing some excellent reporting on all of this, kate bennet. kate, you have been speaking with new yorkers. update viewers on what you are learning, what might happen in coming weeks. >> reporter: well, wolf, it is going to be a different new york city that ivanka and jared return to in terms of a welcome. i mean this was the city that sort of built donald trump, that gave him his celebrity, and now certainly he's bashed it enough times it is going to have repercussions for ivanka and jared. where they move is a question. they could easily go back to their apartment which they

another viewer from massachusetts writes to ask, could ivanka trump face legal jeopardy connected to ll, we know that new york state prosecutors, the manhattan d.a. and the new york attorney general, have been investigating the trump organization, including this $747,000 consulting fee, i'm using quotes here, to ivanka trump. now, as a prosecutor, erica, that kind of enormous, unexplained consulting fee does raise red flags, and it is hard to believe that ivanka trump actually provided three quarters of a million dollars worth of actual consulting services to a company, by the way, where she already was an employee. if it turns out these were not legitimate consulting services, there could be various new york state crimes. we could have tax evasion. we could have falsification of business records. keep in mind, even if president trump issues parnz on his way out the door, those only apply to federal cases. we're talking about state cases here. presidential pardon has no bearing. so this investigation is ongoing. it seems to be gaining steam and erica, you know we will be watching this

want donald trump to be successful, because in his success is their success, but they seem to have a different approach right now. >> you're seen with what we're hearing from sources with ivankafine line where they are trying to be delicate with trump, knowing he's going through this grieving process saying we should see this through, the fight, but they know full well, they have a realistic view looking ahead of what the end game is here. you're really seeing that contrast. in terms of trump, ivanka is the only child that is a senior adviser in the west wing. so she is the one that is right there in his ear consistently. all right. dana bash, thanks for coming on with that reporting. our special coverage continues now with brooke baldwin. >>> hi there. i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. thank you for being with us. while president trump and his allies refuse to accept the outcome of this election, starting to see some cracks forming with prominent republicans on capitol hill just the day senator lindsey graham told cnn joe biden -- president-elect joe biden should get intelligence briefings starting now. also you have ohio republican rob portman, he's making similar st

trump's daughter, ivanka and her husband jared kushner, both senior trump aides, said to be concerned that his refusal to concede could damage his legacy and his business, that it could do that going forward. so, they're worried. they're very concerned, very concerned, very concerned. wonder what they're concerned about. the legacy or the business? you want to know what passes for standing up for reality for republicans in d.c. these days? senators lindsey graham, chuck grassley and john thune saying that biden should receive the intel briefings. other senators joining them. >> at this point, just as a matter of protecting our nation's interests, i do think that both the president and his competition here, the vice president biden, should have access to those classified reports. >> we should be in the same posture we were in throughout the whole campaign with both of them receiving briefings as they're both e pr pairing. >> okay. and guess what they didn't say. still won't say that he got elected. did anybody say president-elect biden? i don't know, maybe they did. i didn't hear it, b

ivanka trump is responding to a "new york times" report responsibility saying two separate new york stateud business investigations of president trump and his businesses are looking into tax write offs of millions of dollars in consulting fees, some that appear to have gone to ivanka trump. now, she says it is harassment motivated by politics. but clearly the trump family has real concerns about what happens when they are not in power. >> and rightfully so. i mean, between the u.s. attorney and the district attorney in new york city -- i'm sorry, the district attorney and the -- what are the two? cyrus vance and letitia james is what i'm saying. they have got a lot on this guy. and i think if they are dogged in continuing to pursue it, the justifiable, the fair outcome will be that this man is indicted thr indicted, this man is convicted thr , this man goes to prison. and i do believe that even though he's avoided it all his life, trump is genuinely concerned about that. as well he ought to be. >> i don't know if that will happen. i'm sure he's concerned but they'll let a former president

jared kushner and ivanka trump are taking a more calculated approach to this but want the president to concede the election and admit reality and what's going on instead of continuing to fight and push baseless allegations. we've seen eric trump and donald trump jr. pushing the president even though they've heard this is the most secure election in american history and no votes were changed. there is a split, but ultimately it is not, you know, this influence that donald trump jr. is going to be the soul reason the president keeps this up. while they're saying what the president wants to hear, they're waiting on him to publicly come to terms with reality as well because until he does they can't. >> kaitlan collins, david axelrod, thanks both for being with us. >>> so by the time joe biden takes office we could see double the number of daily coronavirus infections, another 100,000 deaths, that's by january 20th according to a key model often cited by the u.s. government and that's a low end estimate. joining us now cnn chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. this is the imhe model

others also seen kicking him here, or there, white house senior advisor of ivanka trump tweeted this.the silence is shameful. violence is never the answer. and instigators must be condemned and prosecuted." the trump campaign says the attacks over the weekend are the latest in a long pattern of violence against those on the right. >> this was an issue all the way through the campaign. violence in the streets in american cities and it was always the leftist mobs causing it. let's remember who is causing the violence here. these are not trump supporter is threatening to burn down american cities. >> harris: you are watching "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, anger on "kennedy," kennedy. emily compagno, leslie marshall. and joining us today, former house oversight committee chairman and fox news contributor at jason chaffetz. hey, everyone, happy monday, good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> harris: jason, when you look at some of the social media that reacted to what was going on at the maga millions march, what are you thinking? what goes through your mind and a par

so, ivanka trump responding to a "new york times" report tonight saying that two, separate fraud investigationsnto president trump and his businesses are looking into tax writeaft-offs millions of dollars in kultdi consulting fees. some appear to have gone to ivanka trump. concerns when they are not in power. >> and rightfully so. i mean, between the u.s. attorney and the -- and the -- and the district attorney, in new york city. i'm sorry, the -- the -- the district attorney and the -- what -- one of the two. cyrus vance and letitia james is what i am saying. they have got a lot on this guy. and i think, if they are dogged in continuing to pursue it, the -- the justifiable, the fair, outcome will be that this man is indicted, this man is convicted, this man goes to prison. and i do believe, even though he's avoided it all his life, that trump is genuinely concerned about that, as well he ought to be. >> ah. i don't -- i don't know if that will happen. but -- i mean, i'm sure he's concerned but they might let a former president go to -- if he is, indeed, found guilty. interesting. did you want

ivanka trump will complain. his sons and jared kushner will say things about joe biden. but they'll have no real power at that particular point. they're not political analysts. they're just an angry oligarchy that's out of power. so i think that's the most important thing. but also what i think is critical is this. you know, in the event that donald trump tries to establish himself as a media entity, then we'll have to decide how is that covered. if he connects himself to o.a.n., if he becomes a regular at fox news, do we treat him as just the angry rantings of somebody who was kicked out by the american people? or is he treated as another political voice? and that's going to be a challenge in the months ahead as to how we evaluate what he says about the current administration. >> all you do is leave us with great questions. thankfully for us both gentlemen have agreed to stick around as we fit in a break. >>> and coming up, people in search of a republican profile in courage or something remotely in the ballpark may have found their guy today. we'll explain who this man

ivanka trump slammed the media for the double standard. their total silence about the physical violence against conservatives is shameful and dangerous. imagine the outrage and indignation if this went the other way. violence is never the answer and instigators must be condemned and prosecuted. >> dana: griff jenkins is live in washington what triggered the violence? >> the short answer really is the sun went down. as you guys mentioned it was largely peaceful during the daylight hours. nice day, thousands of pro-trump supporters descended on washington from a cross the country to protest the results in a stop the steal maga march. when night fell as you see from the video it took a violent turn. counter protestors who police tried to keep separated mixed in and fighting erupted in the streets and sucker punches thrown at a man in his 60s and fireworks thrown at diners at a restaurant. a trump supporter at that march has this to say, watch. >> it got very violent very quickly. we were out having dinner with the walkaway crew and say antifa

stuff want to stir up with hunter biden when you have got a ivanka trump, all of her stuff is made in china, and she is working in the white house. you have trump who has trump towers in many different countries, and you have foreign hotels,taying at his and that goes to the trump organization. also when he goes to mar-a-lago, who pays for that? he has secret service, i mean, there's so many people in the background you don't even see. all of is going into the trump organization. why do youfically, support joe biden and his candidacy? caller: i believe in health care for all. i am not going- to tell people what to do because i am a hard-working american. understand they like their private insurance and if they like their private insurance, that's great. if you don't like obamacare, don't take it. but there are a lot of people out there who need it and we need to start working, we have a good foundation and we need to work upon that. that is the think current plan for joe biden to expand medicare or expand health care? is that sustainable? caller: i think that is a very good building b

can you say -- can the president say, "i hereby pardon ivanka trump for anything she might do from herel the end of her life was quote? he can't do that, but he can from any prosecution that might come out front the years of his time in office. powers.ly within his amy: jane, before you go, i want to ask you about the previous piece you wrote, and for the secret history of, guilfoyle's departure from fox. the reason i ask about this now is the latest information out of siena politics about donald trump, jr. and kimberly guilfoyle, his partner, the former wife of gavin newsom, the current california governor, about trump jr. and camilla guilfoyle making moves to expand their rnc influence, republican national committee, and possibly take it over. if you can talk about who kimberly guilfoyle is an what the charges were that you laid out around her departure from fox? she was a talk so -- talk show host at fox, former prosecutor himself. she left fox under kind of mysterious circumstances. she has claimed she did nothing wrong. her lawyers claim she did nothing wrong but in fact what i dis

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look at that, it's ivanka trump. wow. looked over here, i'm looking at that freezing -- i'm looking at the flags, the beautiful american flag that we love and respect and i see my daughter. hello, ivanka. would you like to hear from ivanka? come on. [ cheering and applause ] >> hello, iowa! this is some serious energy and a little bit of cold. but you all warm up the room. so -- i love you. and we all love this man. a warrior through and through who never forgets why he's in washington, why he ran for president, and who he is fighting for which is you, the american people. [ cheering and applause ] >> what he has been able to accomplish in four years is extraordinary. but you know what? he'll do that and then some if given another term, which you're going to bring him to. [ cheering and applause ] >> he fights so hard for each of us every day and now we can fight for him. and the future of this great country by using our voice and using our vote. to win another historic victory for the people's president. get out and vote

that i'm a bit skeptical of, you know, maybe wish fulfillment headlines that would suggest that ivanka trump would never be invited to the met gala again. i don't know that i feel comfortable as a reporter saying i believe that's entirely true. but at the same time, you know, i think ivanka trump is somebody who has quite enjoyed her time in politics, and, you know, i think it's prudent to read recent tea leaves where she's been willing to say that she's pro life, she's conservative now. what does that mean for her future in politics? i think it's certainly, you know, a pointed posture on her part. >> elaina plott, we love your reporting. thanks so much for being with us tonight. the news continues. let's hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." >>> thank you very much, john. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." so joe biden, the president-elect, was making plans today to help all those hungry people in this country figure out a relief plan with other top democrats. but how can you get any relief past the trump party, which is delaying any help while they wait for what? for trump

not actively taking part in negotiations and where she was taking meetings and then talk about ivanka trump or her husband jared kushner involved in the policymaking process. >> we have a few mines to open up the floor i'm interested to know. >> this has been fantastic there are some questions i will post to you now. considering how difficult it was to go to yalta w did roosevelt agree to that location? >> at is point they recognize the balance of power has shifted now they need him more than heeeds them he had boots on the ground and ao a polish wakeboard cards. on that she holds more cards. al he had a fear of flying and then his doctors advised against traveling meanwhile he is dying. so there is some irony there but charge on - - but churchill is so important to have this meeting and to have this relatnship and to forge such a great advocate for a meeting in personn this dollars and churchill is the only one because he messes around so much that is how important it was and in that inhospitable location. >> didhey have any important impact of changing their father's mind on an iue? >> it

he has been joined by his daughter ivanka trump.both work for the president. the president will be taking the stage shortly. and when he does, we will pop into hear what he has to say. but in the meantime, let's turn to someone else who has something to say. her name is mary trump, psychologist and author of "too much and never enough, how my family created the world's most dangerous man" and niece to donald trump. mary trump, welcome to the show. >> it is great to be here. >> and so as i said, fair warning, at some point we'll have to jump in while we're talking about the president, but in the last 48 hours of this presidential campaign, what are your thoughts right now, what do you think your uncle is thinking about right now? >> well, i think he is thinking about the fact that bunch of people will be cheering for him. you know, he is a man who kind of lives of in the moment and if he can convince a bunch of strangers to put their lives in danger in order to support him, he will consider that win. outside of that, i imagine that h

howie: right now, we're seeing ivanka trump.hat would mean her father is probably coming up very soon. as we await the president, do you think the rallies help in the sense of getting people, for example in michigan here, excited about the candidate? joe biden obviously doing more events, not the big rallies, than he usually does. or is a lot of it just cable news coverage and reinforcing the message in the final days. >> both things can be true. right. both of those things can be true. i mentioned before about the damage that it does to trump's case because of coronavirus. right. it's just -- net-net, these are a mistake. it's a bad idea because he is showing recklessness about the issue that's most important to voters and that's not a good idea. that having been said, both of those things you said are true. it's programming. they know the networks will take it, take some of it, go in. that's why obama is of out with biden. you've got to do something to be in the space so it looks like you're fighting. to leslie's point, if it

. >> reporter: alaska going red, not unexpected what may be more surprising, ivanka trump on twitter, touting the results based on media projections relying on state data exactly the same projections that showed joe biden winning the presidency a result her father so far refuses to accept. now nbc news has learned president trump's advisers believe he will never concede according to multiple people familiar with his thinking with one predicting the president may eventually acknowledge the results but not the accuracy of the count. today he made his first public appearance in nearly a week to honor the fallen at arlington national cemetery and sources say he als met with aides about the post election path forward and while he may not be ready to move on yet the rest of the world already has, even the uk prime minister a close ally referring to him as the previous president today. >> i had and have a good relationship with the previous president. i do not resolve from that in the duty of all british prime ministers to have a good relationship with the white house. >> reporter: tonight w

donald trump junior and ivanka trump calling out the media for not calling out the violence against trumpcalling the attacks shameful and dangerous. coronavirus cases in the united states hitting 11 million total this weekend as the country reported 8 million new cases. many states now imposing new and strict restrictions on -- to contain the spread. in washington state for example, only outdoor dining is allowed. in michigan, high school and college in-person learning will be suspended for the next three weeks. and we've got real headway on the vaccine front. as you see on your screen, moderna says its covid-19 covid9 vaccine is 94.5% effective. it plans to seek u.s. emergency use in the coming weeks. johnson & johnson is launching a two dose trial of its vaccine. the drug maker says it plans to enroll up to 30,000 participants for that study and run it in parallel with the one dose trial which started in september. pfizer and biontech announced that early data showed its vaccine is more than 90% effective. the vaccine news is driving markets this morning, top of story, moderna says that

president trump's daughter, ivanka, accuses the media of ignoring the violence, calling it sameful. -shameful. communications director tim mo morthe taugh is slamming the violence and the left for largely ignoring it. >> this was an issue through the campaign, violence in the streets in american cities and it was always the leftist mobs that were causing it. thousands upon thousands of thousands of people celebrating their love for the country and their support for president trump. the trump supporters were peaceful. the thugs sucker punched people, cold cocking them from behind. it's not your first amendment right to sneak up to somebody and punch them in the side of the head. >> kimberley klasik joins us to sashare her experience and says the left's silence on the chaos speaks volumes. carley: several states order new restrictions as the u.s. surpasses 11 million confirmed cases of covid-19. jillian: ashley strohmier joins us live. >> reporter: reports suggest the pace of the covid-19 pandemic has sped up, after 1 million new cases popped up in just the last eight days. that's the f

. —— ivanka trump. some of them have been very vocal. where is mike pompeo?that makes me wonder whether or not the establishment really is now starting to walk away a little bit, keep his distance, thinking that perhaps things are over. very interesting watching the media empire over the last 2a hours. you saw fox last night. effectively saying to the president, laura ingram, it to his legacy good if you left with grace. we woke up this morning to the new york post with a picture ofjoe biden on the front of it in the wall streetjournal also with an editorial basically pointing the way out for president trump suggesting it was time for him to go. you know, gary, the convention is the loser gives a concession speech and he is followed or she is followed by the victor. that is clearly not going to happen this time around it is only a convention, it is not a constitutional part of the law. is there an inclination the president was at some point give a formal concession speech? well, we don't really know is the honest truth. one of his previous to use staff that s

and ivanka trump and jared kushner and the trump's campaign lawyers, they know there is no chance for the president to o r overcome this. they toll td the president that. talking to sources, there has been a shift. last week sources the president would come out and say something and allow for the transition would happen. now there is a change in tune and they're very concerned that's not going to happen with rudy at the helm. andreas lubitz anderson. >> pamela brown, appreciate it. >> more on the lawsuits and how long president trump can holdup the transition, our jeff zeleny is joining us now. what's president-elect biden moves now? >> reporter: it is mostly pro bono, they're keeping their eyes on these cases everywhere. first and foremost, i am told it is the hand recount in gaeorgia. they are recounting and going through auditing and they are not coming up with any irregularities or even a big changes in votes. a few things are changing here and there. the biden's lawyers are sort of watching this and watching it play out as timisticie is ticki away. if they are nervous, they are n

you can imagine ivanka trump running against aoc in the senate race or don jr., the most popular trumpte decides he wants to carry the maga banner in 2024. >> not necessary an impossibility, ivanka, don jr., drain the swamp hasn't seen the best heyday until the next couple of years. is that possible? what are the republicans you're talking to say? >> i think there's no way donald trump goes quietly into the good night. he feeds off the rallies, feeds off the crowds. he's got a database of 70 million donors. he's a marketer and a brand person at heart, and he's going to find a way to monetize that and continue wielding influence and to continue feeding his ego with the rallies and applause. maybe abc should just do us all a favor and cast him on "dancing with the stars" so he can do his macho man and get votes. >> you really want to watch that? >> i'm good with that. if they want to put all of them on there, ivanka, kayleigh, put all of them on "dancing with the stars" so they can get their kicks and applause line and get somebody voting for them, for who danced macho man or ymca best.

ivanka trump and donald trump jr. also tweeted that out as did the president.ciate it? >> thank you. brian: rudy giuliani vowing to fight on behalf of president trump saying he has compiled evidence on election fraud. >> so he is contesting it vigorously. as he has gotten more evidence of the rigging that went on, he is really outraged. brian: law professor jonathan turley is here to break down the legal battle. does rudy have a case ♪ let's give them something to talk about ♪ let's give them something to talk about. ♪ let's give them something to talk about ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (music fades) (exhales) experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. but with walmart's low prices, you still know how to do it up. and keep costs down. let's end the year enjoying more. ♪ you are all i need baby baby to get by ♪ if your gums bleed when you brush, the answer is yes. let's end the year enjoying more. the clock may be ticking towards worse... p

ivanka trump posted on social media congratulating dan sullivan on his win, a win on media projectionsthe trump campaign put out statements saying the media projects us winning alaska and north carolina. what gives? >> it's self-explanatory. they're trying to latch on to things to fit their narrative and ignore things that aren't convenient to fitting with their narrative. the president himself in 2016 accepted that he was president-elect trump based on all the things that he is now saying are wrong. media projections, which are based on math, it's not just reporters sitting in a room saying it looks like biden has taken that state and trump has taken that state. he was fine to accept them in 2016. now he's saying it's not the case. he's also okay and so is ivanka trump to accept the projections when they're states the president has won. that's the issue with the president's approach here from the start. he wanted the vote to stop in some places and continue in other places. >> all right, you both stay with us. when we come back, the president's hunt for a new and improved trump-friend

i think ivanka is, as many people in the trump world will say, she's the tougher of the trumps she'sophistication i think it's obvious she's made a major pivot from being the kind of progressive in the trump world to just being full trump world, but in a way, i think, that she hopes will capture, you know, those suburban women that trump demanded love him. i think she is the threat. i think she's the risk going forward, because she -- i mean, my colleague, andrea bernstein and others have reported on how she was going to be arrested and the manhattan d.a., cy vance, decided not to arrest her, even though there is email evidence of her acknowledging committing a crime. she's bad news, but she's just a lot better than the rest of the family at pretending she's not >> seth: i want to talk about something optimistic before we go, which is your book, "the passion economy. and it does speak to what you were saying earlier, that there is a way for people, you know, not giant corporations, to interact with consumers at a level, making things that they care about deeply, to actually make a li

and this from ivanka trump, a tweet highlighting a projection from the the associated press that her . cnn also predicts trump will win alaska. biden has secured more than 270 electoral votes without alaska. he won. so, here's -- think about this, ivanka. if you believe the alaska projection enough to cheer about it on twitter based on a projection by the media, then maybe you should be just as confident in your father's loss and joe biden's win. they are projections as well. despite the trump family's false claims, joe biden's moving ahead with his transition anyway. what we know so far next. so with at&t, you can pick the perfect plan for each family member with the features they want, like hbo max. what was that? happens every time i say hbo max. cool! hbo max. it can read? it's not complicated. now you can save more with at&t wireless plans and get things your way with features like hbo max included.

was here friday as well so was joe biden and then the first lady was here saturday and sunday, ivanka trump was here as well. you have to remember that president trump won the state by less than 1% in 2016. so when you turn on the television, listen to the radio, it's all political ads but both of you guys know this. this has to be framed around the coronavirus when people are talking about what happens next in the state of wisconsin. we're at a testing site. mondays are difficult. you can see the lines behind us as people are showing up to get tested. on friday alone, over 5,000 positive tests on sunday over 3,000 positive tests. this area is being hit hard. as we talked to voters of the weekend, that was one of the number one subjects they talked, education, the coronavirus, who's going to lead for it. there is an expectation for people to get out, turn out the vote. this is a state that already 60% of the voters have already voted in person. think about this, more than 2 million people have already voted in person. this is going to be interesting to see how this ties up in the last comin

ivanka trump appearing today in michigan. donald trump jr. stumping in nevada.s for team biden, it is all about pennsylvania. today alone, the democratic nominee made five stops across his home state. dr. jill biden stumped here in florida, has did kamala harris before heading to georgia. the senator's husband helping make the case for the biden campaign today in michigan. tomorrow, biden is off to ohio for a rally in cleveland, before closing out the 2020 campaign whiz running mate in pennsylvania. in these final hours, former president obama is lending his star power, rallying voters today in florida. tomorrow, he'll head to georgia, which tells us democrats see a sliver of hope in flipping georgia blue. and with a race at a fever pitch comes rising tensions from coast-to-coast, but nothing like what we saw in texas, where the biden campaign was forced to cancel an event friday, aftertrump supportafter trump supporters were caught following a campaign bus, attempting to run volunteers off the road, which added fuel to donald trump's fire today on the trail. >>

ivanka trump was here sunday. you can see the final push. this state by less than 1% in 2016 and already 2 million people in the state voted in person. the other part of the story is coronavirus. just over my shoulder as you look this direction, this is a line of people showing up. there is a surge of coronavirus cases. as we talk to people waiting in line, told us there were two things they were worried about, the economy and coronavirus. with cases surging here, that's what people want to see more leadership on. once again, this is the battleground state that everyone seems to be focusing on. tomorrow, they'll start to count in person votes at 7:00 a.m. brianna? >> thank you so much for those reports, omar and ryan. early voting across the country exceed 95 million ballots cast, a record. turnout tomorrow will be closely watched. many americans plan to still vote election day. and president trump is counting on that. kristin holmes, cnn national correspondent explains why trump needs a huge in person turnout. >> reporter: every election cyc

three of his grandchildren as well as ivanka trump and jared kushner were with him. >> who will get theus vaccine first? what a decision to make. initial supplies of the covid-19 vaccine are limited. experts have proposed giving the vaccine to health workers first as well as workers in other industries or those with medical conditions. dr. anthony fauci said nursing home patients and nursing home staff should be expected to be vaccinated reasonably soon. but children will take longer. >> it's going to take months. when you have a situation like a new vaccine you want to make sure because children as well as pregnant women are vulnerable. so before you put it into the children, you're going to want to make sure you have a degree of efficacy and safety that is established in an adult population. >> pfizer is close to getting emergency use. as we mention tonight, nearly the entire bay area is back in the most restrictive tier. that means renewed restrictions including those for retail and for restaurants. nbc bay area's christie smith spoke with businesses about how they plan to handle the