. >> listen , i love the fact that alyssa and jamaal are both praising donald trump in the picks.aal is saying, don't underestimate donald trump, don't sleep on him. >> i picked my legs licks , okay. >> i may yield my time to both of them and let them keep talking about how great trump is, i am thoroughly enjoying it. i know all the people have been selected so far. i think not just loyalty , these people are incredibly competent . i think competence is the watch here tonight. mike waltz has been a friend for quite some time, graduate of the virginia military institute , not west point, unfortunately. he is a hardened combat veteran, first green beret in congress . he has been on this network a ton. very fair, smart guy . he is going to do incredible things. elise sefanik , i was with her before she was a congresswoman . incredibly capable. tom homan, knows the immigration system inside and out. if you doubt that, go back to youtube and watch exchanges when he is testifying before the hill . >> i was watching them today. yep, i was watching. >> these people, i think the word is co

jamaal, good to have you back with us. we were talking about the state of north carolina and an olive jean the fact that harris and trump are making sure to touch that stick, be in that state in these very important last few days. you can talk about -- i would like to hear your thoughts on her and north carolina, as well, and more broadly, too, this turnout operation. the harris campaign feel so confident in. what do you make of that, and how effective do you think it's actually going to be? >> i think more care -- north carolina is incredibly important. if kamala harris wins north carolina, she's well on her way to being the next president of the united states. if she can win north carolina and georgia, north carolina and orders owner, which makes pennsylvania less important. she's got to compete in all the states. what they been trying to do is keep as many as possible. still traveling to see the battle. keeping these states in. democrats are saying positive things in the early votes. one of the things that's happening i

wanda dench and jamaal hinton join us now., wanda, i you know, my heart goes out to you and everything that you're going through right now, but this is such a special story. and when i heard about this, i just thought, there's just no way this can be true. but it is true. >> yes it is. >> um, came to a surprise to me especially at my age. i'm 67 now, and breast cancer doesn't run in my family so i didn't think that this was ever going to be an issue in my life. but it's here and i'm dealing with it and it's been a journey and an awakening and jamal, tell me about this friendship and this thanksgiving tradition that you both have had over the years and how much it means to you and and i guess now that what wanda is going through, i know your heart must go out to her as well. >> yes yes. >> um, the friendship. it's not really a friendship. we're more a family now um, it means the world we. we talked about anything. we we go through everything together. i mean, i went with her for for her first tattoo. um, she was actually there

jamaal -- this takes you inside the mind of the democrats. a woman who didn't earn it not only the nomination but didn't earn the presidency and give it to her -- because she's a woman and give it to her because they don't want her feelings hurt so she doesn't have to certify -- >> greg: he should be 25th. >> jeanine: but they didn't do it. >> greg: they could do it right now, why are they doing that? >> jesse: i want her to be up for a confirmation hearing because i want to see her go through the confirmation hearing. kamala harris, tell me about stare decisis. >> dana: what is a woman? >> jesse: if you're brett kavanaugh you're going to make this woman sit next to you for the rest of your career? >> jessica: this is all ridiculous. >> jeanine: it make sense to a lot of people who are watching. tunnel to towers is commemorating veterans day by helping house our nation's veterans and its ceo frank siller joins us next. we're taking the best fibers our farm can produce, spinning it at one location, weaving it, then finally into a cut and sewn

. >> my political sources are here at the table, jamaal simmons, the vice president of push digital groupand senior political correspondent , great to have you here. how do you think president biden here's a comment like , if it had been much earlier, it would have been different. >> he thinks something close to what i think , she is wrong, i don't often think she is wrong but do here. i do not think joe biden had a lot of great options, think of what life was like in november of 2022, he had just won a midterm, the only person was ever defeated donald trump in the election, feeling much more healthy than he felt this year, and he was a political powerhouse . he had passed a budget legislation nobody thought he would pass, why pull yourself out of the game then? let's say you have a competitive primary, everybody ran,, harris gets in the race but does not get the democratic nomination. hubert humphrey, walter mondale, al gore, joe biden , every white guy who was democratic vice president not to be nominated president . the first time the democratic party would not do it would be for the b

congressional black caucus withdrew their support from you, though, after you, what they say, but trade jamaalot supporting him or standing by him with supporting james latimer. do you regret that decision given what has played out in the polls question mark x0, no. let me tell you something, the people in washington who are playing pundit and allegedly withdrawing support from me that wasn't significant support in the first place, are not making an impact in the 17th congressional district. what we are seeing make an impact is a conversation we are having with people at the doors, at the rallies that i am hosting. obviously, i'm really proud of the fact that people, as they find out about my republican opponents extreme legislative voting record, are increasingly alienating and are coming to me. our data shows we don't have an issue with progressives. there is not an issue with people thinking i am not progressive enough in the 17th congressional district, i can assure you of that. >> you said that he would not condition aid to israel based on what israel is doing. you are vying to be a membe

jamaal keys special education teacher at gilbert's bronze elementary school impala philadelphia, pennsylvania graduate of philadelphia for professional to teacher program. thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you, senator sanders and the committee for address this critical issue. a little closer like this? here we go. okay my name is keyes i'm educated member of the philadelphia federation of teachers aft local. on behalf of the pft my colleagues and again i wanted thank you chairman sanders and the committee for addressing this critical issue. i teach middle dear special education and the third largest elementary school in philadelphia. i was born and raised in philadelphia and educated in philadelphia public schools. i'm a product of teachers who molded me into a lifelong learner and have left an indelible mark on my life. just last week after 18 years with the school district of philadelphia i complete my first year as a classroom teacher. this is the third position i've held in my district started my career as a bus attendant i spent most of my current education as a paraprofes

never forgive the fact that he said the saudi's gave him a lot of money and he did not care about jamaalhashoggi being chopped up and put in a suitcase. i say please, get a life. host: michael in linden, virginia, sent us a text message. it is a risk f the president to pardon the president elect. i imagine thident elect rejecting the pardon and blaming the prosecution on the president and the democratic political party, fueling the flames. or the pardon could be accepted with a band-aid. another text message, we already read that one. let's hear from david in west virginia on our line for independents. good morning, david. caller: good morning. president trump does not need a pardon. the american people, the majority of them have already pardon him. it's called an election, it's called a landslide election. he won the popular vote and he won the electoral college. let it play out in court and congress needs to have a special prosecutor look into the warfare, the legal warfare that he did to trump. if biden wanted harris to be president, he could make her president today. he could resign

on a text message telling her grandson what time to show up for thanksgiving dinner. 17-year-old jamaalre than a friendship. >> ever since the first year, i felt like we were a family. >> we spent hours in a restaurant talking about everything under the sun. there was no generation gap. because of him, i see things a lot different. >> reporter: they talk and get together, lean on each other. >> she is someone i can call, someone i can go to, help me sort out my problem. my happiness and my pride, the good things i have going on in life. she is amazing. >> reporter: they have been through highs and lows, wanda lost her husband during the pandemic and earlier this year she was diagnosed with breast cancer. >> it has been a journey, an awakening for me, i see some things different, i see what is more important now than what used to be. i appreciate every day. >> reporter: is this friendship one of the things you appreciate? >> you better believe it, jamal taught me so much about friendship. >> reporter: they have helped her with treatment >> always getting a text message, what can we do fo

jamaal simmons, former communications director for harris. thank you so much. >> it's great, thank you for having me. we are happy. >> can you sell it a little better? >> i want to go to the beginning of what caitlin collins was reporting and sit on that for a second, and that is, we cannot take for granted anymore the notion that a person, who loses the presidency picks up the phone and calls the person who won to concede and say, i wish you well. we will hear more of what she will say in public, but that phone call, not only did it not happen, as you know better than any of us, because you investigated what happened on january 6, it led to so much disinformation, so much misinformation, and actual bloodshed. talk about this moment now for us as a democracy. >> this is really important. look, it was, obviously, very tense campaign. kamala said some things about trump that were hurtful to him, he said things about her that were hurtful, but for her to pick up the phone and make that call, and say, we respect this transfer of power. you will h

never forgive the fact that he said the saudi's gave him a lot of money and he did not care about jamaalshoggi being chopped up and put in a suitcase. i say please, get a life. host: michael in linden, virginia, sent us a text message. it is a risk for the president to pardon the president elect. i imagine the preselect rejecting the pardon and blaming the prosecution on the president and the democratic political party, fueling the flames. or the pardon could be accepted with a band-aid. another text message, we already read that one. let's hear from david in west virginia on our line for independents. good morning, david. caller: good morning. president trump does not need a pardon. the american people, the majority of them have already pardon him. it's called an election, it's called a landslide election. he won the popular vote and he won the electoral college. let it play out in court and congress needs to have a special prosecutor look into the warfare, the legal warfare that he did to trump. if biden wanted harris to be president, he could make her president today. he could resign