democratic house minority leader hakeem jefferies is our special guest. thanks for joining me tonight. >> good evening, ari. great to be with you. >> great to have you. first, why do you think your party lost last week? >> well, listen, i think we're going to engage in a period of candid and comprehensive and clear-eyed conversations as house democrats. that is required of the moment. people are understandably across the country 10s of millions of americans frustrated and concerned and deeply troubled by the results in terms of what happened last tuesday, and as a democratic party we're going to have to make sure that we make clear one, that we will work with the incoming administration whenever and wherever possible in order to solve problems for hard-working american taxpayers. but strongly disagree ngand pus back against the extremism whenever necessary. that will be the foundation for how we move forward. we will have an after-action analysis so we can figure out collectively what happened on election day. why did it happen? and how do we prevent that

your thoughts on congressman jefferies leading house democrats for another two years, congressman? >> well, i think hakeem jefferies can clearly is the right person in the right place at the right time. it's not just my preponderance but every democrat in congress voted unanimously to have him lead us for the next two-year period, to get us to the 2016 elections. he's very talented and thoughtful. he tries as best he can to listen to the other side. but he's firm in the beliefs of the democratic party and is unwavering on that. more than anything else, the issue becomes what does speaker johnson do as a result of having three, maybe four vacancies on his side of the aisle. those persons have to be replaced by special elections. they're not going to happen in a month or two, but they will be happening. while they are happening, it will be very difficult to get a majority, on any issue on that side of the aisle. but more importantly, it's always best to look at people who are from districts that were very competitive on the republican side. they're just not going to vote anything tha

that we really hope the other states stay committed and as i spoke to hakeem jeffery this morning. >> attorney general, what did you make of the appeal? >> again, we anticipate the decision from the appellate decision. thank you everybody.

that we really hope the other states stay committed and as i spoke to hakeem jeffery this morning. >> attorney general, what did you make of the appeal? >> again, we anticipate the decision from the appellate decision. thank you everybody. >> all right, thank you. >> the associated press is reporting republican dave cormick won the seat. punch ball news congressional reporter note that a spokesperson from a campaign saying that the democratic senator is not yet conceding. we'll make sure that every pennsylvanians voice is heard. follow c-span.org as results are continuing to come in. >> let's tell the american story this weekend at 7:00 p.m. eastern, the unveiling of the bronze center piece of the national world war one memorial in washington, d.c. at 8:00 p.m. on lectures and history, indiana university history professor ortega, the impact that oppression had on various populations including mexican-american, at 9:30 p.m. eastern on the presidency, cbs news "face the nation" margaret brennan led a discussion about what's involved when the president travels abroad. and former white ho

russian strikes destroy homes across ukraine. several are forces killed in the southern cities of jeffery area and the can i, if this comes a day officer, russia and ukraine bombard each other with the largest waves of drones since the war began. also coming off a cool. so the international community to do more to protect so don civilians, human rights watch accuses the power military rock that support forces of carrying out of prophecies that find specific needs all me. and the comp 29 climate summit opens and as the by john with scientists, sounding the alarm about the speed of global warming. but a meaningful deal looks even more doubtful. that's all set dumb from election victory, the money and welcome to the program. 6 people have been killed more than 20, have been injured in russian era tax and southern ukraine. this comes a day off to both ukraine and russia launched record waves of drone attacks against each of the 5 people died in the south central ukrainian city as make elias in the early hours of the attack. struck a residential area down in jacob appointments in closing fi as

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jefferies reported last week that 60% of the near 100 companies that are dragged have seen major earningslso becoming a drag on the stocks of these companies that are down from five to 18% after reporting their quarter two numbers after the equity markets in india by seeing a persistent rally.— persistent rally. archana, thanks for _ persistent rally. archana, thanks for getting - persistent rally. archana, thanks for getting us - persistent rally. archana, thanks for getting us up | persistent rally. archana, | thanks for getting us up to speed with that. archana shukla in mumbai. we are going to pennsylvania where kamala harris, the vice president, is making herfinal rally speech. let's listen. it has been driven by fear and division. we are done with that. we are done! we are exhausted with it! cheering america is ready for a fresh start. ready for a new way forward, where we see our fellow american not as an enemy but as a neighbour. and we are ready for a president who knows that the true measure of a leader is not based on who you beat down, but based on who you lift up. cheering an

another person was killed in jeffery, in the se, if you crank and you credit issued an air raid warning for the entire country and caught power supplies off to the 4th one. the russian bowman's had taken off from the basis you printing and officials say the attack wave is now event. earlier i also military x, but marina moran, what she made of these latest developments, yesterday's huge drone attacks, and then today's massive airline across the train. well, we have to put it into context because if we recall in october of 22, when general through beacon to command off the russian forces in ukraine, these air attacks have commenced. and so i'm a traveler interval. so now that when you ring, when for, of course, um, the russians will be very interested in destroying the critical infrastructure, ukrainian critical infrastructure as well as potential military targets. besides, if we'll look at the locations of where the tax, when, for instance, operation, that's where the russians will probably be developing their mellow trip to reduce after having taken both of the dar. therefore it's a lo

russian strikes destroyed homes across ukraine. several reports is killed in the southern cities of jeffery and the clients of this comes a day off to russia and ukraine bombard each other with the largest wave of drones since the war began. we'll say coming up on the program, the taliban and the 10, the u. n. c global climate summit. so the 1st time since they return to power and that's got us down 3 years ago. it's a scandal to some that all those say it is the only reasonable approach to confront stotts today. and as i advise you on the money to this, mckinnon, welcome to the program. since people have been killed, more than 20 injured in russian era tax and southern ukraine. now this comes a day. i'm supposed to crenan russia, launched record waves of dread and tax against each of the 5 people died in the south. central city of nikolai, as in the early hours of, to the attack, struck a residential area, damaging apartments and causing fire as another person was killed in a shop for risha and ukraine's se. ukraine issued an air ride warning for the entire country and cut power supplies u

here is what hakeem jefferies, the top democrat in the house, and mark wayne mullen, a republican in senate, have to say about this. >> i believe the senate should have access to that. now, should it be released to the public or not? that's -- i guess that will be part of the negotiations. that should be part of our decision. >> of course it should be released, and that's not just democrats saying that. you have repeatedly seen senate republicans make clear who are on the senate judiciary committee or throughout that chamber, say that they want access to all available information so they can make a decision about whether the nominee for attorney general is qualified to serve in that office. >> reporter: now, the chair of the house ethics committee vowed to postpone that meeting that they were going to have on friday, when they were going to decide whether to release this report or not. gaetz had resigned from congress shortly after trump tapped him to lead this agency. but to the point jefferies was making there, senators are going to have to go on record, voting whether to confirm a

least 5 people have been reported killed and russian strikes on the southern ukrainian cities of jeffery jet and make life of his comes a day off to rush for a new crane bombarded each other with the largest wave of drones since the war began. and kevin johnson, charlotte says he is open to a version of confidence in his leadership before christmas as officers, 3 policy coalition collapse on wednesday. he previously said he would wait until january to hope that those will not fit your up to date is coming up. next, we'll take a look at how often official intelligence can improve what the full cost station. so that's on tomorrow. today. on monday, the can and thank you so much for watching. i'll see you soon. hopefully the, the the we are entering the era of a i weather forecasts dangerous storms, drought, and heavy rain is becoming increasingly difficult to predict the weather because of climate change. a i models are expected to solve the problem in the future. they're fast, more accurate, and constantly learning tomorrow today. next on d, w. what if your country have hardly any dreams?

again, i said that, you know, someone's, he's a hero, a winston churchill figure, you know, and then jeffery team or just angels and stuff like that. no, the ones are steeper groups. the cameras. i'm telling you right now these people are neo fascist, neo nazis. on april the 29th 2023. later on was arrested by ukrainian intelligence, and according to his family, was murdered in a key prison. my son became a threat. so that joke or cell escape on his body by just savanski uses side parting shot through the screen you, which is a guess the apple that g has having measuring tape hold my son in this energy. that's why i'm cheap. so a list of a political opponents, i've had this abuse and they had learned that i will definitely be sent to a prison labor camp where i will most certainly die. and so i decided that the smart thing wise take my chances in terms of getting across the board right now i'm maybe 5 kilometers away from the border with hungry. those loudy from chalet should be government. what they did, bush very simple, that we just, i'm in jail and they would make the deal. they may my s

keith morrison: the jig was up for lloyd and jeffery barrus. jeffery had shot down a chp chopper, the first time in history that had happened. to anybody hearing this story, it sounds like they were desperados, out to kill as many people as they could and go down in a blaze of glory. you don't see it that way? i guess, at the time, no. in jeff's initial interviews, he was almost apologetic. every time they asked, well, did you shoot at this person? yeah. i hope i didn't hurt anybody. i mean, it was bizarre because you're right. it seems like they're desperados out to get somebody. keith morrison: but that's not how it was, said lloyd. no. the real story, someone said lloyd was out to get him. keith morrison: hours after lloyd was taken into custody in death valley, tapes were rolling, as lloyd went on a hot rant. keith morrison: much of lloyd's interview just didn't make sense. some of the statements i certainly thought were delusional. keith morrison: doctors gave lloyd psychological evaluations and diagnosed him with paranoid personality diso

and jeffery, she more just angels and stuff like that. no, the ones are c perkins, the cameras. i'm telling you right now, it's nice people are neo fascist, neo nazis. on april the 29th 2023. later on was arrested by ukrainian intelligence, and according to his family, was murdered in a key prison. my son became a threat. so that joke or cell escape on his body body, jim savanski uses side body shop through the years for you, which is a guess apple that g has murdering people. my son in this energy. that's why it's cheap. so a list of a political opponents that had disappears and they had murder that i will definitely be sent to a prison labor camp where i will most certainly die. and so i decided that the smart thing wise take my chances in terms of getting across the board right now i'm maybe 5 kilometers away from the border with hungary dose loudy from savannah state government. what they did, bush very simple, that we just send me in jail and they would make the deal. they made my son to show that they could excuse themselves by say, oh, he died of natural forces. no, sir.

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and jeffery team are just angels and stuff like that. no. the workers, the cameras. i'm telling you right now these people are neo fascist, neo nazis. on april the 29th 2023 year old was arrested by ukraine in intelligence, and according to his family, who was murdered in a key prison, my son became a threat. so that joker said landscape on his body body just savanski is a site body shop through the s pretty you, which is a guess the apple that he has having murdering people, my son in this energy. that's why i'm cheap. so a list of a political opponents, i've had this abuse and they have learned that i will definitely be sent to a prison labor camp where i will most certainly die. and so i decided that the smart thing was take my chances in terms of getting across the board right now i'm maybe 5 kilometers away from the border with hungary, those loudy from the government. what they did, bush very simple. they were just sent me in jail and they would make them to raise may my sons show that they could excuse themselves by say, oh, do you died of natural forces? no,

russian strikes destroy homes across to ukraine . several reports have killed in the southern cities of jeffery jeff and nicholas. now this comes a day off to russia and ukraine from bodies filled up with the largest waves of drones. since the war began, we'll say coming out on the program, the germans on slot will have saw. it says he is willing to hold a vote of confidence before christmas weeks earlier than he originally planned. the vote looks up to trigger and now the election of to the collapse of his coalition government last week.

our guests today is my friend jeffery rosen. jeff is one of the nation's leading writers on the supreme court and the constitution. he's the author of several books on the justices and their work. and for the last several years, he's been the cry of of the national constitution center which is, by the way >> the only institution by america chartered by congress on a nonpartisan basis. >> in addition to being the c.e.o. he continues to be the author of some of the most important books including the book we're discussing today. and jeff, maybe on this, could we just start with the title of the book "the pursuit of happiness." what do you mean by this book? what is "the pursuit of happiness." >> what inspired jefferson when he chose that phrase is not feeling good but being good. not pursuit of pleasure but the pursuit of virtue. future -- virtue, they had something particular in mind which was self-government. self-mastery. character improvement. being your best self. fulfilling your potential so that you could achieve the common

economist at jefferies on the euro zone economy with focus on the weakness out of germany.other stories making the news. alphabet shares fell after the information reported that openai is preparing to take on google, but developing its own web browser. the chatgpt owner who has struck deals to drive search dealers for retail and other websites, the report says openai has talked about powering ai future -- powering ai features on devices made by google partner samsung. plenty more coming up with a lens on bitcoin. this is bloomberg. ♪ harlem has everything. but i couldn't find pilates anywhere. so i started my own studio. and with the right help, i can make this place i love even better. earn up to 5% cash back on business essentials with the chase ink business cash card from chase for business. tom: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak: europe. happy friday. not so happy if you have exposure to the csi 300. benchmark in mainland china has dropped by 3%. down almost 10% since the highs in october. you saw that rally on the stimulus pushed through particularly from the pboc mon

remind you have a listen to the link conversation between american officials, victoria newland, and jeffery piet, back in 2014, talking about who washington is looking to put in charge of ukraine. see, quits, grow piece is obviously the complicated electronic here, especially the announcement of him as deputy prime minister. and you've seen some of my notes on the troubles in the marriage right now. so we're trying to get a read really fast on where he is on this stuff. i'm glad you sort of put him on the spot on where he fits in this scenario. so i don't think we should go into the government. i don't think it's necessary. i don't think it's a good idea in terms of to not going into the government, just let him sort of stay out and do his political homework and stuff. i think he says the guy who's got the economic experience, the governing experience during the my died midwife, the one who said s b u, well, that's drawing on that scare shop with as monk slip boat and international affairs and security. i've list joining us here. we're not to migrate to see it. thanks for jumping on so quic

joining me now on that and much more is jeffery klinetop at charles schwab. great to have you here. >> good morning, frank. thanks for having me. >> what do you think of the bullish extremes here and do you see it playing out beyond the first week with the election? do you see that continuing throughout the rest of the year? >> i do. you know, stocks are typically up in a post-election environment. despite changing parties in politics, only two negative presidential transition periods. the period from election day to inauguration day have happened in the last 50 years. they were during recessionary bear markets in 2000-2001 and in 2009. now we can see that similar to past transition periods with gains for stocks. >> you know, jeff, you gave us the data looking at a bunch of other presidents. i want to narrow down from president-elect trump. the markets went up 6.5%. we have seen so much bullish now. do you expect something similar to play out? the markets ticking higher or do you see different moves this time? >> there may be different moves this time around.

russian strikes destroy homes across ukraine . several reports is killed in the southern cities of jeffery, you and me, clients of this comes a day off to russia and ukraine bombard each other with the largest wave of drones since the war began. we'll say coming up on the front, graham, the taliban, and the 10, the u. n's, global climate summit. so the 1st time since they return to pallet and that's got us down 3 is ago. it's a scandal to some that all those say it is the only reasonable approach to confront stotts today and also advise you on the.

jefferys analysts believe software is insulated from trade risk and benefit from deregulation and prospectce revealed the a.i. agents in recent weeks and other analysts point to companies that already work closely with the government like palantir and meta and ibm which say leader in the space which functions as a service provider as well. earnings in the next few weeks, including from workday and hp will provide how ceos see customer demand post election and into 2025 and whether the ipo market could improve. that is a big uestion for wall street. coreweave is planning to go public with the $35 billion valuation. it aids in the build out of a.i. applications. that's a hopeful sign for 2025, frank. >> seema, you are mentioning companies that work with the government. palantir and meta. did musk point out other areas of the government? human resources and army and what software names may benefit from the changes? >> reporter: you are right. there are so many areas he can tackle when it comes to software. he didn't spell out which specific names. that's hy people on wall street are looking a

republicans maintain their majority or if democrats retake scroll of the chamber and make leader hakeem jefferies the new speaker of the house. the anti-trump movement isn't wasting any time showing its displeasure with tuesday's results. today in washington and new york city, protesters marched against trump's policies with more demonstrations planned ahead of his inauguration on january 20th. now that i've had a few nights sleep and some time to reflect, i have some thoughts on why we are now bracing for a second trump administration. i don't care what anyone says, vice president kamala harris ran a superb campaign. she promised to make our lives better. >> i will deliver tax cuts to working people and the middle class. i will make sure you have a chance not just to get by but to get ahead. because i believe in honoring the dignity of work. i will enact the first ever federal ban on price gouging on groceries. cap the price of insulin and limit out-of-pocket prescription costs for all americans. as president, i will fight to help first-time home buyers with your down payment take on the compani

a lot of democrats i think had pinned hopes on hakeem jefferies but with the house loss, unclear whetherappen for him or not. if you had to point at a couple of people right now, who would they be? >> look, it's a good question. and i think any democrat being realistic, we don't have that answer yet. i think it's going to take time to find that new leader for our party. first and foremost, i don't think it's so much on a candidate, but rather on the issues that we're talking about. and i did agree with clay. i think the democratic party needs to do a great reset. we need to almost pretty much start over and focus on the issues -- [audio difficulties] which is jobs, which is the economy. and i think, you know, kamala harris, i think she's a great vice president. i think she ran a great campaign, but i think they tried to talk about way too many issues that the american people didn't really care about. so i think we have to go back to the basics. we have to go back to the kitchen issues that people need. the prices are too high. prices need to come down and we need to create more jobs. if

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now qatar airway, after almost 28 shining years, sonny is retiring from jefferies diamonds and goldsmithsmith and san carlos. >> now from abc seven mornings. >> good morning. i'm amanda del castillo from abc seven mornings. here's a look at traffic with gloria. >> good morning. it is a very packed over at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see our live camera right here. a lot of cars, so it will definitely take you some time to get through there. we're seeing a back up to west grand avenue at this time. if you're driving from highway four to san francisco, it will take you an hour and three minutes. metering lights are still on and looking live at our bay bridge camera here in san francisco, you can see the upper deck is crowded. there are delays across the span from the tolls to highway 101. >> hey, gloria. temperatures right now. it's chilly. we're still in the 30s and the 40s for the most part today. mostly cloudy, 50s and 60s on the board. today is dry. tomorrow, though, rain is back. it's a level two moderate storm with the highest flood risk in the north bay. a flood watch in effe

they cannot stop anything but they can at least be on record and i think it is great for hakeem jefferies been out there being very clear about how democrats will the new world order. has anybody seen chuck schumer? >> no, they have not and that is because an institutional list is sitting there shellshocked in the corner while the rogue player is going around the room just blowing stuff up. >> god bless senator coombs and durbin because they aren't police going on the record. >> joe walsh, a former member of the house of representatives, thank you so much for being with us. the congressional reporter on the men who will do trump's bidding in the second term. we will get into that and more right here on "the weekend." le about their heart. how's your heart? my heart's pretty good. —you sure? —i think so. how do you know? you're driving a car, you have the check engine light. but the heart doesn't have a hey, check heart sign. i want to show you something. put both fingers right on those pads. there you go. in 30 seconds we're going to have a medical-grade ekg reading. —there it is! —that i

. >> moderna one of the top gainers in the s&p 500 after jefferies said the stock could be due for ag its post-a lex day slum. shares dropped following trump's when and selection of vaccine skeptic rfk jr. for hhs secretary. but yesterday, moderna shares turned higher after a.g. pick matt gaetz withdrew maybe a potential sign that trump's other controversial nominees may experience the same fate and shares up 6.5% >>> netapp shares losing steam and in the red despite surging after reporting results yesterday. strong quarter overall boosted by performance in cloud storage services and there was a flurry of analyst calls today, morgan stanley, barclays, wells fargo upping their price targets. you see shares down almost 4%. for mon on this quarter tune in for a cnbc exclusive with george kurian. mike, happy friday. >> thank you very much. will do. still ahead, amazon making another big ai push upping the ante in its funding battle with openai. the details coming up. the next barbenheimer. the box office getting big on "wicked" and "gladiator 2" this 'ldiuswh wel scs en "closing bell" co

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jefferies reiterating it's underperformed.ast, you're seeing nordstrom shares lower here after commentary on its conference call casting worry about the holiday quarter on the consumer. the retailer put it better than expected sales and profit for the third quart we are strength in women's apparel, shoes, active, but ceo of nordstrom said it saw, quote, noetszable decline in sales trends towards the end of october. that led nordstrom to give a more conservative holiday quarter forecast, incorporating that downward trend and pulled the wind out of its sails with that xhem tear, back over to you. >> i'm trying to see if there are -- rougher time and are giving weaker guidance. i mean, abercrombie, whether it's right place, right time, right fashion, they're that window. they were very confident. you mentioned here urban too seems to think their consumer is in pretty good shape. >> it's so interesting, even if you're talking about categories -- and apparel, of course, is the big category, and most of these retailers -- target saw

you have hakeem jefferies, the democratic leader of the house saying this was not a mandate.democrats to work together, and that's what we, house democrats, plan to do. we plan to get things done. this is not a sweeping mandate for the most extreme things that. is the messaging and the, frankly, tact and posture that democrats at large, i believe, should take. >> and so, john, let's talk specifics for a bit. "the atlantic" called matt gaetz's withdrawal from his bid for a.g. trump's first defeat. how do you see that, john? >> well, jose, there is no surprise that gaetz did not get confirmed. i never thought he would. i said it on television that he wouldn't, and, you know, it definitely is a blow to trump any way they want to spin it. here's the thing. he followed up and replaced him with pam bondi, who i expect will have very little trouble being able to be confirmed. but what it does show is that, you know, the senate is advise and consent. they are not going to lay back regardless who the president is. it's sort of interesting. at a time in my life i was voting on governor

now qatar airway, after almost 28 shining years, sonny is retiring from jefferies diamonds and goldsmitho 70% off. >> plus, this week, take ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ake [ cheers and applause ] >> happy birthday. >> gio: welcome back to "gma" on this sunday morning. that's colorado buffaloes superfan, peggy, being serenaded by her team in the stadium as she celebrates her 100th birthday, and to make it even more special, the buffaloes gave her an extra present, taking home the win, 49-24. miss peggy as they call her has attended buffaloes games since the 1940s. >> whit: that reaction. look at her crying. >> janai: that's really sweet. >> gio: happy birthday, peggy. >> whit: and the buffaloes are looking good by the way. >> janai: coach prime. >> whit: coach prime getting it done. >>> let's take a look at some of the other big stories we're following on this sunday morning. happening right now, ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy saying russia launched 120 missiles and 90 drones this morning in its biggest missile attack in months. zelenskyy saying about 140 of those missiles and drone

david zervos also is with us, with jefferies. let's get a start first, jay.to help the country heal, saying he's united with all americans, saying that he would see success bringing people together, that he's going to put the divisions of the past four years behind him. he really notably set aside his vehemence and some of his grievances that we've heard over and over again on the campaign trail against political opponents, against those who had served with him under his former administration, and heard him talking about what he wants to do. right away it was fix the borders. he talked about taking back control of the senate and the things that he was going to be able to do there. he also really praised elon musk. said a new star is born and said that he spent some time campaigning with elon musk. there you're seeing minnesota now as nbc projects kamala harris as the winner in minnesota. this is one of the states here in the midwest. wisconsin and michigan have not been called for kamala harris. those were considered part of that blue wall that she needed in

this is a very bureaucratic agency, though, and i wonder with d.o.g.e., jared made this move from jefferiese blood. >> government efficiency. >> cuts in the health care system to come as well. >> bob, thank you. >> thank you. >> bob pisani. nvidia shares, by the way, down less than 1% after a significant rally yesterday and as you know we'll be keeping a close eye on earnings and on this mart rahthe.dke in the after hours, bro. dad, is mommy a “finance bro?” she switched careers to make money for your weddings. ooh! penny stocks are blowing up. sweetie, grab your piggy bank, we're going all in. let me ask you. for your wedding, do you want a gazebo and a river? uh, i don't... what's a gazebo? something that your mother always wanted and never got. or...you could give these different investment options a shot. the right money moves aren't as aggressive as you think. i'm keeping the vest. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash.

but they've made the case, people like jeffery clark and steve bannon that everything from the department of justice on down should be directed by the president of the united states. the president is the chief executive, and therefore what the departments and agencies that fall under the president, that he should have greater authority over, for example, the prosecutions that take place. this is if donald trump is declared the 47th president of the united states, it's going to be a very intense several weeks as we ask questions about exactly whether people like robert f. kennedy jr. are actually going to be tasked with overseeing the u.s.' 13 different health agencies and hhs and potentially vaccine policy. and those are conversations that would begin immediately just a couple miles from where we are theoretically over at his mar-a-lago estate. >> vaughn, thank you very much. i would be interrupting you if you had not just concluded your remarks because nbc news has a projection to make in the presidential contest in the swing state of pennsylvania. nbc news now projects that that preside

has been airing his podcast war room from the willard hotel in washington dc alongside the likes of jefferyey general after the 2020 election when he was trying to hold on to power. so for donald trump, he and his team, they have made the case for the last years that the country was by his side. not only the republican party, but they'd be effectively able to build the maga movement. and so far our data has shown us he was able to grow support among voters of color. young voters. he was able to do it by denigrating his opponents, suggesting members of the price, that he'd be fine with them being shot. there's a reckoning here of whether donald trump is ultimately called the victor in this race or not. of course, the ballots will be counted. but at a minimum, the maga movement has grown over the course of nine years. we've watched it up close. and donald trump feels like this republican party is not only his, but also the american electorate has given him a resounding head nod that they back his intended use of a greater executive office and a, a teaming up with a republican congress potenti