and jim biden was just paying him back. and they're publicans never managed to find any evidence to the contrary. there was also other evidence in the on the laptop showing that hunter biden was paying for joe biden's or some of his bills, just small bills, a few thousand here, a few thousand there for maintenance and upkeep on joe biden's delaware estate, things like new shutters for a cottage on the estate, new air conditioning, a retaining wall, some painting, those sort of things. and also that hunter biden was paying the monthly at&t bills for a cell phone for joe biden and some sort of indications that maybe that joe and hunter had some shared bank accounts or debit cards, but, you know, just circumstantial evidence. and it was never backed up by anything. so i guess, you know, people could say you're not joining the dots very well, but certainly joe biden was heavily involved in chasing and being available for joe biden's overseas shady oligarchs and chinese ccp officials that he was making money from. joe biden, you

wherever joe biden as vice president for those eight years had power, that's where hunter and jim bidenwooped in to cash n. >> host: when did you learn about the hunter biden to the -- angle to this story, and how did youu get ahold of the laptop? inguest: so that was back early october of 2020 just a few weeks before that november election. and i had been, i'd come to new york, working at the new york post, had ingratiated myself with rudy giuliani was the president, presidently trump's personal lawyer. and i'd come to new york just 18 months before the election, and i had to get up to speed quickly, and if i thought rudy would be a great guy to get to to know. i'd lived in new york before he'd h been mayor and had a lotf respect for what he'd done there. is i did system stories with him, and i -- some stories with him, and i have to admit he and his lawyer bob costello had tried to get this laptop that they'd been given by the laptop the repair shop where hunter had abandoned it some, back in april of 2019, they tried to give that story to other journalists can and hadn't been -- [ina

the only thing here is, jim, this is a proposal we don't know when it will be finalized, what that timeline might look like if it's not made final before the end of biden'smething that could roll over for the trump administration to consider? and then could we see politics playing a role here that's something to keep an eye on jim. >> right, because rfk jr., the pick for health and human services secretary, has said he's not so sure about some of these medications and how many people could this impact potentially over time well, it is estimated that this potentially could help. >> about 3.4 million people with medicare and about 4 million medicaid enrollees and just in general, of course, we know that obesity has been an ongoing public health concern. it impacts about 40% of adults here in the united states. so that's why the biden administration is framing this as a way to really target and treat obesity. but like you said, jim, we could see politics coming into play so something to watch. >> fascinating. all right, jacqueline howard, thank you. that's going to be a big relief to a lot of people. if that actually goes through. jacqueline thank you so mu

biden won that group by 29 points. look in the exit poll. my goodness gracious. a 20 point margin for donald trump and even among black voters. jim, age 18 to 29 young men, look at that 67 point margin for biden. kamala harris only won by 54. so trump gaining all over the map with young men all right. >> so we talked about sports and i don't know how many folks at home watching might care about this as much as me. and you because yes, my dad went to columbia. we used to go to columbia football games, and the joke was they always lost. right. um but that's not true today. >> it's not true today jim. my father went through, took me to. so many columbia lions football games. he watched them when they lost over and over and over again. and today i went and they won their first ivy league title. get this jim, since 1961, if my father were around today, he'd be the happiest person. and if there is a heaven, i know he is looking down right now and just be, oh i'm getting a little emotional. i would just be tremendously happy. i was. all i can say is jim, roar! lions roar. dad, we did it! >> my dad and your dad together. um. it's great t

i don't know joe biden is responsible for people's feelings. >> people did not feel that way. jimlyburn wanted a small primary process when joe biden got out. >> i think nancy pelosi is right, it is clear that 110 days is not enough to get a message out. she failed to address three big issues, the border, economy, woke agenda, war, not able to get what resonated with the voters who did deserve a primary process. you cannot preach about the pillars of democracy and strip away anybody from choosing their candidate . i agree, not a bad look to pass over her , no question, but you have to be responsive to people to a degree and i think they lost the trust of the american people when they took away the primary. >> you are right in the sense that that is a message i heard coming back from voters, people i was randomly meeting said this to me in the days and weeks leading up to the election. the problem is, 107 days was the best she could do. it was not about the issues. people did not quite know kamala harris. the president is the most intimate political relationship in the country and

a diplomatic it is a james buys is in rio de janeiro, and jim's principal can just focus through biden's like us remarks and, and if you simply just repeating his same old lines that we've heard so many times before. it sounds pretty similar to me. he was speaking in a session of world leaders here at the g 20. it was in the session that was going to be public, but the white house got some white house, june list and photographers in. and so we do have an account of some of the words that he said with regard to gaza. again, saying, as he's been saying for both the mountains, israel has the right to defend itself, but how it defends itself matches a great deal. he said, we're going to keep pushing to accelerate a c spot deal. but then i think the interesting thing is he said the lead is that needed to put pressure on how mass, which he said was the obstacle to the deal. well, let me rewind you back to the summer when president button put forward a deal. a see spot deal, which he said was, israel's proposal at the time of that deal was actually accepted by a mouse. and of course it was priv

from president-elect trump's cabinet picks, but not something that they're hearing from the biden administration. jim. >> all right. fred pleitgen, in moscow for us. thanks as always, fred really appreciate it. in just a couple of hours from now, two of the most notorious killers in los angeles history will appear in court virtually. eric and lyle menendez are set to make their first court appearance in 28 years. they are serving sentences of life without parole for gunning down their parents in their beverly hills mansion. but last month, the l.a. district attorney george gascon recommended that a judge resentenced them, which could set them free immediately. joining us now to discuss is criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor anne bremner. and nice to see you again. this is a status hearing today. i tried to press the new incoming da about all of this in the last hour of this program to no avail. he wasn't really tipping his hand but can you walk us through the significance of what we're about to see today and what we're going to see moving forward >> sorry. >> i'm happy thanksgiving, by th

me now to discuss all of this is jenna saki, president biden's former white house secretary, and now the course of the smash hit show, inside with jim saki. i was thinking about you today, because i know you have been inside these transitions, and they are hard. walk me through what you saw unfold there in front of the fireplace, president biden singh, welcome back to donald trump. >> the reason it looks so unfamiliar to everyone, is because we have not seen that take place since barack obama invited donald trump eight years ago to the oval office, just two days after he defeated hillary clinton in the election, because donald trump did not invite joe biden. as we now know, he was busy planning an insurrection, planning fake electors, busy trying to challenge the outcome of the election. that is why it looks so unfamiliar. now what i think i saw, and some of the coverage today that is concerning to me, and i think everyone should be clear about, is we can't normalize photos and moments, and just kind of forget about all of the context. that is why the context is so important here. you showed a bunch of headlines . the context here,

. >> jim, not just donald trump, joe biden, what voters loved about him , he seemed incredibly authentic, that is who joe biden seem to be when he was a senator . i knew him for 30 years that is who he was impossible, whether hillary clinton or kamala harris, impossible to be perceived as being authentic because people do not even begin to grasp what women are like in private and what we have to do in public to get to the point where they got. that is the difficulty for female candidates across the board. >> s.e., you put your finger on it, crime is down, women care about crime, we were having this conversation with the latino panel , talking about how people voted on the economy . you could tell that the economy is doing well, but if they are part of the sandwich generation and putting their kids to college while caring for older parents, like i am, you are feeling squeezed right now. those headwinds are big for democrats . >> yes, what i would say , over the past few months, when people tell you they are worried about the economy, they mean their personal economy. they are not thinking

jim. well, the kremlin continuing to criticize the biden administration after the white house came out with a statement calling that massive russian missile and drone strike from thursday morning outrageous. >> the kremlin, however, saying that that strike was a direct response to the biden administration allowing the ukrainians to use those u.s. supplied atacms surface to surface missiles to strike targets deep inside russia. of course, both the russians and the ukrainians have confirmed that those missiles were used to hit military targets in the western regions of russia. the russians also, of course, ramping up their aerial campaign against targets inside of ukraine once again in the early morning hours of friday. the ukrainians are saying that 130 drones were used by the russians. the ukrainians are saying that they managed to take most of those drones down. however, they do say that there was damage on the ground however, really the talk here in russia right now is about this new gigantic intermediate range multiple warhead ballistic missile that the russians used about a week ago for

. >> jim, this will be the first time president biden is speaking publicly since voters decided to send donald trump back to the white house next year. the president is expected to offer some reflections on the results of the election and talk about the way that the country needs to come together to move forward, the president also is expected to talk about the transition process, aides have insisted that biden remains committed to ensuring that there is a peaceful transfer of power because that is something that trump did not afford biden back in 2020 when he had thrown up many roadblocks and did not concede the race to the president. now biden yesterday, did speak by phone to congratulate trump and invite him to the white house and sources say, that meeting could potentially happen as early as next week. biden, in a statement yesterday, praised vice president harris, saying that she ran a historic campaign under extraordinary circumstances and also said that she was the best vice president that he could have asked for. but there will be a lot of questions going into the speech about w

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jim acosta. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> a big day this morning in washington as donald trump is about to return to the white house for a visit with president biden and senate republicans are gathering to elect their new leader. trump is not only meeting with president biden, he also will be speaking with house republicans and trump has a certain wing man by his side, let me start with you first, what can you tell us about the meetings we are seeing on capitol hill today? >> trump is now arriving at this house republicans meeting. we do expect him to be with elon musk, who will attend this, this will be a victory lap of source -- sorts. house republicans, they have not projected the house being in the gop have but it appears it's going in that direction. this afternoon, we expect house republicans to formally nominate as mike johnson for speaker. and a critical moment right here in the united states senate. for the first time in 18 years, there will be a new senate republican leader, mitch mcconnell, the longest-serving leader in history has decided not to continue on as the republican leader. there are now three candidates flying, a secret ballo

jim. >> i think i think that biden has kind of already politically pardoned trump. he invited him to the white house and had a happy meeting. he's going to his inauguration. i mean, this is just a few weeks after the entire democratic party telling us there's never going to be any more elections. we're not going to have the constitution anymore. there's going to be a bloodbath. et cetera. et cetera so politically, he's already effectively absolved donald trump of all the accusations that he personally made against him. this is an unnecessary. >> well, let me move to something else, because there is a legal legacy we can talk about when it comes to the supreme court because obviously it was jack smith's cases moving up to the supreme court that indirectly, after their ruling on presidential immunity really kind of in a way altered the power balance there when it comes to the executive. am i overstating things? >> no. i think so. >> the argument, like scalia, there was an interesting argument going back and forth about how scalia would have felt about this claim of of

i feel like biden's going to spend the entire speech looking into the camera like jim from the office. you know, when trump's taking the oath of office, biden's going to be loudly unwrapping a werther's original. yep. biden will attend for two reasons. one, he believes in a peaceful transition of power, and two, he thinks he's being sworn in agai. masai just let him have it. let him have it. just let him. he'll be fine. as an honor. no. okay. people are talking about this. trump just vowed that on his first day in office, he will impose a 25% tariff on all products from mexico and canada, which will cause a lot of consumer prices to go up. yeah, it's not good. mexico is where we get 90% of our avocados, and canada is where we get 100% of our hot ryan's. we're all from canada. i through 100%. yeah. apparently trump's tariffs on mexico will cause the price of modelo and corona beer to go up every, every maga supporter heard and was like, well, i guess it's time to forgive bud light. here we go. now we come on back. meanwhile, the ceo of corona was like, man, we can just not catch a brea

is after, remember democrats slammed republicans for voters suppression in 2021 biden called their voter integrity law jim crowe on steroids there is no evidence democracy dying in georgia appears live and well, i say on gender break downer all those who have voted so far, it is marginally more female than male in georgia, being trump's team relying on analyses have to turn out november 5, to make that up difference. maria: good point cheryl what do you think. cheryl: demographics show, on side of the gender issue what caroline was talking about a politico report from yesterday, showed that black voters were not turning out in north carolina. like harris campaign needed them o to harris campaign concerned about north carolina, because of that lack of black support, we've seen, in several swing states including georgia, north carolina not polling as well among african americans as biden in 2020 election a concern for them when you had barack obama tell black brothers what are you doing you are wrong, you are going to -- all that. maria: cheryl he was shaming them, he said something like i am not getting, a

. >> not fewer than joe biden critical of her advisors. >> jim. >> they spent $1.6 billion and left the vice president's campaign $20 million debt. i would never hire any of them again. i don't blame it on the vice president. i blame that on democratic consultants. >> all right. we're going to keep this conversation. we'll talk about that. we'll do more of the woulda, coulda, shoulda another time. guys. thanks a lot. appreciate it. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving. shermichael. >> all right. coming up next what does another trump presidency mean for student loan borrowers? that's coming up hello mrs. harris. >> has anything changed? address insurance? >> actually yes. i have a new medicare advantage plan every year i call for a medicare benefits checkup to see what changes have been made to my plan for the coming year. >> really? i've had the same medicare advantage plan for years. >> you've got to call every year during the medicare annual enrollment period. plans change. and new plans come out. you could be missing out on a plan with additional benefits. y

and, you know, in many ways, jim, it's a deep ideological difference because president biden and he repeated this in a statement yesterday after the the pounding, uh attacks on the ukrainian grid that you were describing basically said we're with ukraine all the way and russia cannot emerge from this a winner. and in an armistice, russia may well end up getting you know, a good bit of territory, not what they wanted, which was the whole country. but david, fear of course, that's what comes later. >> yeah. and that leads me to this question. couldn't the ukrainians just do what they want? i mean, do they have to bow to this pressure if it comes from the trump team to to put down their weapons and give up, give up territory for peace in a word jim, no because they need the american support. >> the american weaponry. europe nato could continue to supply them. and i'm sure that through the summer they could probably make it through. but the fact of the matter is they are running out of people. that's the main problem they are running out of new troops out here and eventually they will run low on

but what we should expect, jim, is for him to take credit from a very strong robust biden/harris economyt most economists who a are reasonable agree that , has been, served the country well, and served african americans well. he's going to benefit from that and where he doesn't make progress quickly, he will then blame the previous administration for whatever he cannot do in his first two years. >> tara, final thought from you. one of the things i would like you to get a final thought in on is some of the thoughts that have been out there that have been expressed that, well, you know, trump, just all talk out in on the campaign trail. this was just a campaign rhetoric thrown out there and when he gets to the president again, he'll know that he has to behave in a certain way or the wheels will come off and susie wiles there, new chief of staff, and she managed to keep a tight lid on things from time to time. i mean, there's a lot of this sort of -- sort of feel it's like 2016 heading into 2017, the same talk out there that the mantle of the presidency rests on donald trump's shoulders tra

. >> the jim chilton say the surge in gotaways started when president biden took office and halted constructionall. sue points to the half mile gap on their ranch that she calls the door. >> obviously, if you leave your door standing open in your house, where do people come in? they open the door, right? okay the federal government is warning us that they're bad people coming through here. >> jim says he's come face to face with them. >> about 20 guys ran across the road and up that hill to going northwest and the guy in front appeared to have a ak 47. >> do you carry any protection while you're out here? >> i always have a weapon. david here's my pistol. you have a weapon people go the other way. >> we soon learned jim isn't the only one armed in these parts. >> you name it, i've been called it. >> some called him foley, a vigilante. he says his self-funded group, arizona border recon, is here to deter the cartels. >> it's a game of chess or whack a mole. who's winning them? >> volunteers from across the u.s. joined foley in his unofficial and at times controversial, patrol effort. >> and so w

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first, joe biden said it would be -- what is he calling it jim eagle something like that jim crow on 2.0 and said it would suppress the vote. the numbers don't suggest that's the case whatsoever. >> no. they did every name in the book just like the deplorables and garbage and jim crow 2.0. voter suppression ander things that stacey abrams and a lot of other political leaders on their side were saying lawsuits that we won every single one of them because we knew what the truth was. it was easy to vote and hard to cheat in georgia. we had to fight in the courts. we had to fight the media narrative on that from the left. we had to fight big corporations and, of course, major league baseball. >> will: right. >> brian: also, i think that's why our people have said look, we are going to stick it in your eye, we are going to vote and win this thing keep georgia red like it should be. >> will: full court pressure. major league baseball you had it from everywhere, governor. few questions for you. start with betsy talking about illegal immigration this morning. it's important to a lot of peopl

. >> the jim chilton say the surge in gotaways started when president biden took office and halted constructionl. sue points to the half mile gap on their ranch that she calls the door. >> obviously, if you leave your door where do people come in the open? the door. right. okay federal government's warning us that there are bad people coming through here. >> jim says he's come face to face with them. >> about 20 guys ran across the road and up that hill to going northwest. and the guy in front appeared to have a ak 47. >> do you carry any protection while you're out here? >> i always have a weapon david. here's my pistol. you have a weapon. people go the other way. >> we soon learned jim isn't the only one armed in these parts. >> you name it, i've been called it. >> some called him foley, a vigilante. he says his self-funded group, arizona border recon, is here to deter the cartels. >> it's a game of chess or whack a mole. >> who's winning them? >> volunteers from across the u.s. joined foley in his unofficial and at times controversial, patrol effort and so why do it i love my country, and th

biden, and a mark cuban. man, the gifts that keep on giving. jim from rhode island, did i get that right? nailed.ndicted, particular of women. i guess it is all garbage. bob from jacksonville, florida as of tuesday i identify as garbage. [laughter] very good. robin from tennessee, norah o'donnell seems like a perfectly unbiased debate moderator. man, i think joe rogan will have to be the next moderator. brought it from marshall, texas, kamala will not go on joe rogan because she has a fear factor. i used to watch that! i used to watching a beatles. brigid from new jersey, my dream team effort garbage man is hulk hogan, stephen miller and johnny. johnny is in somebody's dream team? that is a first. [chuckling] daniel from michigan. i love hulk hogan into the orange safety vest, the orange safety vest will be iconic. have to let you guys know, half my staff will be wearing a safety vest spook i don't even make them do it big from st. louis, missouri i think you halloween costume pants were little tight on you. this pans were not tight, is just, never mind. that is offered tonight, sean is next, alw

head of the apex summit, chinese president, she, jim ping has been holding trade talks with perused in the last time the current us president joe biden has also arrived in the peruvian capital. but it's the uncertainty surrounding the next president, donald trump is expected to dominate the agenda. but trump has announced robert f kennedy junior as his paper to take up the role of health secretary to us. the former presidential candidates is a known vaccine skeptic. he's an environmental lawyer by training and has no formal background in public health or evidences emerging in sit down to the mass killing of civilians and just 0 state department at 2 rapid support forces is accused of killing more than 1200 civilians. the latest round of audience began off to an ar assess combined to defect it, to the army last month. the escalation is led to a huge displacement crisis. without counseling is on the way in sherlock because parliamentary elections, the countries new preston town. tomorrow this an icon called the snap pulled in september. he's hoping to win a majority to implemented sweeping changes the economy and corruption to issues f

capital favorites rise up until the cx 5 began at to jim t, as around was coming out as strikes and supplement. thoughts of assist you as president joe biden announced that the 11 east palm street peachville on israel have accepted a ceasefire earlier is rarely strikes continue to pound the lebanese capital. at least 10 people were killed in a time. some residential buildings and central bay roofs, thousands of people with forced to leave the homes is where the prime minister benjamin knows, promising that with the safe spot, tens of thousands of just basis res would be able to return to their homes in the north at the minute she said 20 project dolls will find from 11 on into israel. the is there any military has been bombarding guns less the full $118.00 days, causing widespread destruction and killing more than $44000.00 palestinians. most of them women and children. as early as strikes have killed at least 11 people since during on choose day of school sheltering hundreds of displays, palestinians was attacked in the day to neighborhood have gone to the city to bother of refuge account and bit law here also on cold and wet weather is a

jim jordan is saying he will not do that but obviously he singled out biden, liz cheney, obama, adamf, the generally six committee has people who have engaged in treason. do you think trump will actually target them legally? >> i actually do not, on the other hand , this warrior board sounds like targeting. it sounds very menacing to me. it also seems totally irrelevant because trump already has the power to fire any general he wants. obama fired stanley mcchrystal, truman fired mcarthur. so this is a process in search of a problem. it is not necessary. trump has the power already to do it if he wants to and i think this would have a chilling effect within the military and further politicize a military where one of the most important things we have avoided is having a politicized military rather than a military under civilian role. >> thank you very much. >>> china is beating up nuclear forces, teaming up with russia to take on the u.s. we are live in moscow after this. >>> tonight alarm bells inside the pentagon, about war and peace. new satellite images saying china is building a p

biden 54, trump 44. there could be some major changes. i believe jim review did a piece yesterday there are other reasons to go to these places including congressional races. >> a swing district in new mexico that democrats hold and donald trump doesn't want to win the presidency and not win the house. democrats would impeach him immediately just for winning the election. these aren't swing states. these are outer ring blue wall states in theory. if trump sweeps the sun belt he could win in new mexico and virginia and not need the blue wall. he will only win them if there is a sweep and he doesn't need them. so some people compare this to hillary going to texas. it is not that. he hasn't neglected the blue wall states. i don't know if he will get much from these visits. >> bill: in that spin you can find something that looks like some factual information and details that may lean one way or the other or make you feel one way or the other. how do you feel today? >> i feel like i thought yesterday. it is incredibly close race. some of the criticism that

jim, cincinnati, ohio, democrat. caller: good morning. i have not heard much analysis about the electoral turnout. i voted for kamala harris. i think she got nearly 12 million less votes than biden did in 2020. donald trump seemed to have almost the exact same number of votes he had in 2020. to me, it seems that we as democrats just had a weak candidate who could not inspire an additional 15 million people who otherwise chose not to vote. i think all the hand reading democrats arguing about messaging -- it boils down to having strong candidates. host: rodney, canton, ohio, republican. good morning. caller: i did not want to call and get too much into numbers or too much of a debate. i really just wanted to hope that the people of america see that america came together for the republican party to win the race. i feel like the republican party may not have won the race without the confirmation from the democratic party -- former president biden speaking up saying i support this new president, this former president, to be our future president. i feel like the sense of the piece, the love, and everything -- we take god out of schools from doing the pledge of allegiance and everythin

jim jordan is saying he's not going to do that, but obviously he singled out joe biden, liz cheney, formersident obama, adam schiff, the entire january 6th committee, as people who have engaged in treason. so do you think that trump will actually target them legally? >> so, i actually do not. on the other hand, you know, this warrior board is -- sounds like targeting, and it sounds very menacing to me. now, i mean, it also seems totally irrelevant, because trump already has the power to fire any general he wants. keep in mind, obama fired stanley mcchrystal. truman fired macarthur. so this is a, a process in search of a problem. it's not necessary. trump has the power already to do it if he wants to, and i think this is -- this would have a very chilling effect within the military, and further politicize the military where, you know, one of the most important things we've avoided is having a politicized military, a military that's been under civilian rule. >> ty cobb, thank you very much. >> thank you, erin. >>> china now beefing up nuclear forces and teaming up with putin to take on the u

. >> jim mussina is very smart he ran successful campaigns but if you built into the numbers about women joe bidenhad 1.6% higher number of women voting for him then kamala harris does now, they don't have an extra. what republicans have is fundamentally different on the early vote then where we were four years ago. also remember the selection is different because were not under covid. remember the election laws that they changed. pennsylvania everybody was mailed a ballot, there were 300,000 democrats who voted who never voted again we made a real difference, look to nevada where republicans are outnumbering democrats. unheard of an extra vote in the early vote. what i see is a more competitive race but republicans are doing better in the climate of the generic ballot is better for republicans now. remember what democrats tell you early on kamala harris would have to be three points ahead nationally to win the electoral vote. now that is tied we no longer need that. what happened when you don't need that you plan to do something different. >> you know the house races like the back of your hand. a

, not figured the sol biden defeat trump 4 years ago despite trump support remaining roughly the same this time. so have a quick listen to our house judiciary committee, travin jim jordan, and basically a shutting down and attempted gotcha moment during a cnn and, and there were, there was, there were false claims about election fraud. when donald trump lost this time, donald trump one and you think the election was free and fair. you see, there's a little bit of a, know, i think the democrats got to ask why, why didn't you go from getting 81000000 to getting 79? what happened to those 19 people seems to believe that the 2024 election was free and fair. i do. i do. and why was it different from 2021. he last. is that the only difference now was there were concerns about 2020 with all the mailing voting that happened unit one, pennsylvania had like to point something 1000000 mailing balance come in without any signature verification, but it was after the biggest, the biggest question didn't know why that's not what happened with 10000000 voters that nobody got that didn't come out for calmly. harris could hold down a boss. she's having a tough on that girl with p

>> now jim messina is very smart and has run successful campaigns. but if the bill in the numbers about women, joe biden had 1.6% higher as women voting for him then kamala harris as right now. some else, they don't have an extra. what republicans have is fundamentally different on the early vote and where we were four years ago. also remember, this election is different because we are not under covid. remember all the election laws they changed at that time. pennsylvania and everybody was mailed a ballot. 300,000 democrats voted in that presidential who have never voted again. we have made a difference. look to nevada where republicans outnumbering democrats unheard of in the extra vote in early vote. so what i am seeing is a more competitive race, but republicans are doing better. remember, the claimant, the generic ballot, is better for americans now. remember what democrats would tell you is kamala has to be three points ahead nationally to win their electoral vote. now that it is tied to, we don't know longer need that. >> laura: we don't need that. >> do you plan to do something different? >> laur

jim jordan, calling it quits at that. always a pleasure, congressman, thanks for being with us. >> you bet, thank you. stuart: bidenistration is loosening its immigration po policies. what are they doing? >> yeah, they're letting migrants skip in-person check ins when arriving to places like new york. this is on the horizon but not happening yet. biden admin vagues is looking ag at launching an ice app on phone or computer in december. that would allow migrants to digitally check in instead of at local ice office. homeland security told the post there's concerns the app would make it easier for migrants to escape authorities because it's glitchy and un-reliable. when it is working, it doesn't check for past arrests or outstanding warrants, something the in-person system does do. the app hasn't worked on android phones at times, and when it's used on a laptop, it does not collect gps location, which means you could be enrolling in this program from anywhere. compare that to the current system where migrant haves to provide proof of current address and once they're in the system, it's regularly checking arrest record

joe biden was born queen elizabeth, the second married philip mountbatten at westminster abbey american puppet. here's jim jane henson established muppets incorporated, which is now known as the jim henson company. and you remember when ronald reagan announced candidacy for us president in 1975 and believe it or not, someone made a record of mcdonald's making its 50 billion hamburger on this day in 1985, the first version of windows was released. plus, diana, princess of wales admitted she cheated on prince charles in a tv interview. we'll be right back. >> well, let's get another look outside at the threat these next few days. it is a north, a flood watch. you see here in marin, sonoma and napa counties and pretty easy to see why. when you take a look at the satellite and radar, let's zoom in on those areas that have been seeing our heaviest of rain and it does continue up in napa, sonoma and marin counties, lighter showers by comparison. elsewhere, along with this, we've got some strong winds. we've seen peak wind gusts as high as 60, even 70 miles per hour. so far this morning. so absolutely something

biden the odd man out. brianna kayla tausche live for us from rio. thank you jim. >> watching all of this extremely closely is the nation of poland. which of course shares a border with ukraine stretching more than 330 miles. an outspoken ally of ukraine. poland's president said last year the only guarantee of peace is the defeat of russia. it was also the first nato nation to send fighter jets to ukraine. a short time ago, the polish president, andrzej duda, told me that he welcomes biden's choice to allow long range missile attacks on russia by ukraine, using u.s. made weapons what i believe ukraine needs very much today is to lift all the constraints and limits in using the allied assistance so i'm very delighted with the decision taken by president biden. >> i think that this is a sensible decision which, under the current circumstances, was very much needed, and it shows in a clear way especially it shows russia, which in recent days has increased considerably. its attacks, especially its missile strikes we can all say that. so this decision is showing russia

jim and david for ts thought-provoking conversation. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] >> com up first lady jill bidens the white house christmas tree 20-foot fraser fir from north carolina. this is a 16th time since 1961 the tree from north carolina has been chosen as the official whe house christmas tree. live coverage starting at 2:30 p.m. eastern on c-span2, our our free mobile video at c-span now and online at c-span.org. >> if you have missed any of c-span's coverage you can find it any time online at c-span.org. videos of key hearings, debates and other events feature markers that guide you to interesting and newsworthy highlights. these points of interest markers appear on the right-hand side of your screen when you play on select videos. this time lentil makes it easy to quickly get an idea of what was debated and decided in washington. scroll through and spend a few minutes on c-span's points of interest. >> weekends on c-span2 on intellectual feast. every saturday american history to docts

biden stacked his administration with people like mayor eat and binders and sticky sammy's. pete is plenty qualified. jimtz was about to be a heartbeat away from the presidency and he lied about being in combat. pete hegseth was in gun fights in a rack in afghanistan and has two bronze stars and i would rather have him in that room than tampon tim. trump is picking stars he can trust to watch his back and enact his agenda and they are rolling them out fast and fun. the country senses it is on the precipice of massive change and we are excited. and i'm not just saying that because i know the entire cabinet and i will be asking for special favors. probably inappropriate but it doesn't hurt to ask. democrats are not scared of hitler coming back to town. if they were, biden would not be smiling. they are scared that his renegade cabinet will expose how rotten they all are and turn things around so fast that americans will realize what is possible. a new golden age is not just a slogan, it is a promise. trump's victory and cabinet picks are raising our expectations because we deserve to have our expectations

biden and vp harris campaign on that. they revise those figures to say it was actually up 4.5%. why the about face? jimr's committee wrote a letter to the fbi asking why? the committee is concerned the fbi's recent failure to report accurate crime data are politically motivated. the committee is seeking document and communications to understand the fbi's failure to provide congress and the american people with accurate crime data and this is important, whether the 2023 data is in fact accurate. last year's numbers are expected to fall 3%. the committee says about this topic give us your communications with the white house. stuart: why did they make the change? coming up michigan's auto industry crucial to the election, trump and harris making their pitches today. harris's ev mandates turning out to be negative for her campaign. montana's senate race determined the balance of power in congress and a retired navy seal is next on the show on the issues that separate him from democrat incumbent john tester. ♪ ♪ ♪ dexcom g7 is one of the easiest ways to take better control of your diabetes. this small weara

jim. >> you're welcome. >> they conferred in the oval office for nearly two hours discussing domestic issues plus the wars in the middle east and ukraine. >> president bidenced his view that the united states, standing with ukraine on an ongoing basis is in our national security interest. >> the meeting was designed to launch the kind of seamless transition trump didn't give biden in 2020, as he challenged the election results january 6th would then set off a firestorm with trump skipping president biden's inauguration. the turmoil setting the tone for this year's bitter election traditionally, the first lady also hosts a tea for her incoming successor, but melania trump didn't come today instead, doctor jill biden gave trump a handwritten letter of congratulations from mrs. trump saying that she's also willing to help with her transition. ed o'keefe. cbs news the white house and stick around. >> there's a lot more just ahead on cbs news roundup after this break ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ together, we are all healthier when everyone is vaccinated. let's get together. let's thrive together. ♪♪ talk with your pediatrician today about childhood immunizations. ♪♪ this message

jim is in florida on our line for independents. caller: i have a few things i want to say. first, i watched joe biden's speech thursday. how often did he say he never had spoke to anybody about his kids or his brother's business? and that was proven, so he just kept lying. that is why had to vote for trump. i have another problem. i owned my own business for 30 years, retired about four years ago. i went one year to college and i hear people talk about the educated versus the uneducated and i guess i am uneducated i own my own business and i'm living the american dream. my wife and i worked for 30 years. host: what kind of business? caller: i had a family business, a grocery store. i had three kids. we all worked there. we sold it four years ago and my capital gains cost me -- i come from a family of seven. and we had to pay our taxes and everything very legitimately. when i sold my business, i had to pay $360,000 in a capital gains tax, which for a middle-class guy, i was blown away when i discovered that. that was only -- thank god that trump was there because he lowered the capital gains by 15 points or something. t

jim jordan and donald trump. a purely politicized investigation and just to get donald trump the political opponent of joe biden.unsel's investigation is over, there is no reason for the special counsel or department of justice to withhold information from congress. it is incumbent upon congress to get that information. that is what they did with special counsel durum. that is what they did with robert mueller, robert her. this is how it has become come to work in congress, which is what our role is. our role should be to get to the bottom to hold the department of justice accountable. whatever the facts are. if there is weaponization and partisan efforts to get donald trump, then we should know about it. if there weren't, we should also know about it. >> a lot of the appointed officials and nominated officials in the department of justice are about to be out of office in the next, of months. are there others who would like to testify before congress? >> i will tell you that i'm eager for all of them to testify. it is to actually to get to the bottom of the allegations. they have made numerous allegations that a