by comparison making jo biden look about 300 years old. three points, he is plagiarizing robert kennedy. after the shot jo screamed out boom shaka lockup. that is how he pronounces barack obama's name. joe's not good at basketball but he does put up a good twilight zone defense. also if you have seen him speak, he is a big dribbler. jo says it was his childhood dream to play basketball the u.s. president. back then he assumed it would be millard fillmore. actually jo loses the election he's thinking of joining the washington generals. it's a good job for them when you're expected to lose, there is no pressure. after the game, jo dumped a cooler of what he thought was red gatorade on president obama. but sadly it was flint tapwater. topic number two. florida wildlife officials were called to remove some unusual junk in the trunk. when an auto repair shop pop the hood of a customer's mustang about a ten put a 10-foot burmese python. this is what happens and ask for snake oils. holy crab. his mechanic swear seared and ask for an eel change. ju

and i could bvery quickly this gets called for jo biden if pennsylvania goes iththe directio it is lookingchristian. a whiz on the mathven with no sleep. i know that you have been enjoying that toy. michigan has beenealling into biden:. -- biden column. mr. trump's team is calling for wisconsin, saying that there have been reports of a regularly -- of irregularities. the bbc michelle is in philadelphia, joining us now. it is totally within a candidates right to call for a recount or mount legal challenges. it does perhaps throw the moment at which we could have a winner up into further confusion. you have to wait longer? -- we might have to wait longer? michelle: until all of the voteb han counted, that is what is going on here in philadelphia, where the counts have been one of the subjects of legal challenges. earlier today, there was a court aicase where a judge wasy skeptical of republican lawsuit that seemed to challen when counties attempt to correct postal ballots that were somehow incorrectly filled out, and give the voter a chance to correct thatefelection day. the republicans have

important, thoserual 20 electoral college votes that would bring the keys to the white house to jo biden vermuch so. it is critical, such a big state -- or the commonwealth, as it is called. 20 electoral college votes. this is where joe biden began his campaign, came here 19 times, and ended his campaign here. he was also born here in scranton. he made a point of that when he spoke to the workers there, said he understands what it is like to le in this state, to be a son of this state, and he really digged that during the campaign. t,don't forhis is a commonwealth that donald trump won by about 44,000 votes in 2016. he beat hillary clinton. donald tru has a a hugunt of appeal here as well. both men have managed to bring out voters in unprecedented numbers. over 6 million people. that is a huge number here in pennsylvania. let's try this guest again. dyb bi believe you are there now. thanyou for joining us. your reaction to the way the dad has paut here in pennsylvania? >> we are extremely happy out it. you are always happy when you are winning,nd we are going to win. the moment, every ti

jo biden is an atlant -- and that coupled by brexit.on and the foreign policy establishment, whoever wins. katty: ok, rob, i have to ask you before you go, i hope you are not feeling stressed. i saw an article in a british newspaper telling people how to deal with the american election. are you ok? rob: am i ok personally? katty: [laughter] rob: i coved -- i am trying to think how many elections. 1996, 2000, hanging chats, 2004, and i came over in 2008. i cover u.s. elections. i guess i am looking on in extorting their interest in the way the whe world is. can anybody think of a u.s. presidtial election that has mattered more to the rest of the world in recent years than this one? katty: rob watsonhe getsast word. thank you very much. a quick look at other news now from around the world. in afghanistan, a coun battle at a university has l20t more tha dad and 20 injured afterts militantormed the campus. tuesday has been declared a national day of mourning. they were said to enter the university in uniform. schools across france took part

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, what she makes of this back and fort over this security issue and weather we're going to allow jo bidenity briefings. it's got a lot of people upset. stay with us. 3 till many of these voter lawsuits have so move little time. the interesting one and gurgled the county the people insist that the president one yet joe biden has gotten picked as the winner. here in phoenix with how this particular battle is still raging. >> in his opening statement, trump campaign attorney said that this case is not about fraud. he said the allegation here is that what appears to be a limited number of cases, there were good-faith errors in the operating machine that should result in further review. it's not a fraud case, it is no a stealing the election case. what this is about in person voting on election tapered the trim campaign coworkers incorrectly told workers to overwrite this system by hittin a green button rather than let them fix it. in openings the defense pointed out out of one hundred 66,775 ballots that were cast on election day. the electoral college either or former vice president joe bide

drop the idea this republican party, alex, as we speak has not accepted the pridesidency of jo biden results, helping donald trump trying to overturn a free and fair election, not appeased by joe biden not prosecuting donald trump. no one's asking him or saying lock him up in the way donald trump does. we're saying, let the doj do what it has to do but joe biden going around briefing the press saying i'd rather they theft alone. no attorney general is going to do something they know the president is dead keen against going. don't tell them 0 to or not prosecute. let them follow the evidence. with donald trump, there's a lot of evidence. >> i set you up to come in blazing and give me the answer there. >> take this further. the other hand you have republicans who worked for trump. some think they should be help at couple. aoc alexandria cortez, trying to down it play con police complic future? >> i agree and archiving it mentally and ed tore aeditorial. allowing a reset, republicans in a few weeks' time think they care about the deficit, look at this. the article that you wrote, i was

>> look, joed biden will be the next president of the united states. kamala harris will be the vice president. i have been troubled whether you are democrat or republican, should have troubled when you start having attempts to block, negate, overturn the people's vote. when there's no actual evidence that there was anything illegal or fraudulent taking place. they are just bold assertions. they have been repeatedly rejected by the courts and i'm less surprised by donald trump doing this. he has shown only a flimsy relationship to the truth. i'm more troubled that you're seeing a lot of republican officials go along with it. not because they actually believe it but because they feel intimidated by it and the degree to which you have seen some news outlets that cater to the right and the conservative viewpoint some how try to prop up these bogus claims. >> well, given your experience with some of those capitol hill republican, are you surprised they are going along with this effort? >> look, at each juncture, you're a limit more disappointed that basic f

joe biden, sleepy jo, can tell you that. pening your borders and sacrificing american blood and treasure in endless foreign wars. michigan lost half of it also jobs thanks to biden's nafta and china disasters. our correspondent gary 0'donoghue has been at donald trump's rally in michigan. he said it was part of a busy day on the campaign trailfor the president. so michigan is donald trump's first stop of the day on this whirlwind tour over the next few hours. these are the key states he has to win if he wants to retain his place in the white house. his message today has been one of economic nationalism. that message that took him to the white house in the first place in 2016. warning people here in michigan that they will lose their jobs, lose their industries, ifjoe biden is elected. he even claimed that there were no auto plants here in michigan, really the home of the us car industry. no plants here he said, four years ago. that is not true. now, also donald trump has been talking about his opponentjoe biden, criticising h

in georgia look at that narrow vote there 1,560-vote edge for jo biden that's going to be very tough. arizona, you see the vice president, former vice president ahead by 43,000 in nevada. the former vice president ahead by 20,000 plus north carolina and alaska, that's where you see the president has sizable margins there as well, so take a look at nevada right now, because that's where we're going to have this press conference coming up shortly, and you can see that nevada is a state where, you know, in clark county and around the rest of the state, there has been some movement throughout the day, that 20,000 vote margin though holding up as of right now for joe biden. and if you look at arizona, we've also -- i think we've got a full screen here of the state of arizona there's nevada and you can see that difference of 20 plus,000, 49.8 for biden and 48.1 for trump. 50% on the nose for biden in arizona, 48.6 and a difference of 43,000 votes in the state of arizona, and in georgia, you know, the secretary of state says there will be a recount in that state and there's that narrow, narr

on friday the president had a chance to meet with michigan lawmakers, jo biden is ahead by -- joe biden is ahead by 154,000 votes. they go, quote: we have not yet been made aware of information that would change the outcome of the election in michigan, and as legislative leaders, we will follow the law expect normal process regarding michigan's electors just as we have said throughout this election. this is the statement that we heard from michigan lawmakerrers after they had a chance to meet with president trump late are yesterday indicating no change is coming as of right now. last night we also learned that donald trump jr. tested positive for coronavirus. we're told he is quarantining just to be safe. the president also tweeted out that his son is doing very well. we have not seen president trump on camera for ourselves at least today, he's at his golf club right now. he dud have a chance to meet with world leaders via video conference this morning for the g20 summit, normally done in person. it was being held virtually because of the pandemic. still waiting for a readout about how

be counted, and you start to do some of the math on that, and president trump had been trailing jo bidenost 60 points in the ones tabulated. that's why when they look at this, you've got to wait until those other mail-in ballots come in, especially with that kind of disparity. while we do wait, a couple of legal issues to update you on. number one, montgomery county outside of philly where a judge was asked to throw out some 1200 maul-in ballots -- mail-in ballots. the county's board of election said it helped out 93 people to fix mistakes on their ballot before they actually voted. one of the officials testified and said this was standard practice, we've cone this kind of -- we've done this kind of thing for years, so now there'll be a brief submitted in that case tomorrow morning. another group of republicans asking a judge to block the counting of provisional ballots in cases where voters it?ed defective -- submitted defective mail-in ballots. so they're counting in philadelphia and all over the state today and, again, hundreds of thousands of mail-in ballots still to be counted, and

joe biden holding a very slim lead there jo ling kent is there for us. >> reporter: tonight nevada's mail-in ballots in the spot light. anticipation and anxiety on the rise as critical clark county home to las vegas and 70% of the state's active voters released just 14,000 votes today. >> our goal here in clark county is not to count fast. we want to make sure that we are being accurate. >> reporter: former vice president joe biden currently has a razor thin lead here and the trump campaign said they're going to court, alleging thousands of illegitimate votes were counted, including from dead people and out of state voters bringing this voter to a press conference. >> i went to vote. i was told i already voted. they mailed out the ballot and somebody took my ballot. >> reporter: the campaign refused to take any questions about their lawsuit. [ inaudible meanwhile, clark county says they determined that the voter signature was on the mail-in ballot and denies any problems with the ongoing count. >> we are not aware of any improper ballots that are being processed. >> reporter: they ha

president has been talking about this for months, we are seeing it happening right now and i think jo biden will acknowledge that. >> while we wait for joe biden to come out and speak, let's bring in anderson cooper. >> we are having a lively discussion! >> very lively discussion! without the camera present! david axelrod, what president of the united states is calling for, he is not saying very specific things i'm concerned that in pennsylvania, this secretary of state did this. he is talking about surprise ballot dumps. he says how come every time they count mail-in ballot dumps it goes up for biden? that is called the election. >> voting. >> i know. rick said earlier, you know, that they just want them to follow the law. i have to tell you the president hasn't been that fastidious about that over time. what he is very intense about is his own self-interest and he doesn't want these ballots cast because -- >> counted. >> excuse me. >> you said cast. >> counted i should say. because he is fearful of the result. he is trying to impede the process. you have technical issues that apply to a s

yet on when the critical provisional ballot will be done lester >> jo ling kent in las vegas, thank you very much >>> in arizona biden maintains his edge over the president although the margin has tightened slightly nbc's gadi schwartz is in phoenix what's the latest from there? >> reporter: the race out here continues to tighten with president trump gaining on joe biden's 39,000-vote lead but there's still over 200,000 votes left to count. meanwhile at this protest in front of maricopa election center, this crowd supporting president trump has been chanting count every vote and also chanting recount even though this tally isn't over yet and many people calling this election a sham but there's no proof of voter fraud tonight late word it looks like maricopa county won't have the rest of the ballot counted until sometime this weekend another county here in arizona said their ballots won't be ready until next week. lester >> gadi schwartz, thank you very much. >>> as the election drama plays out, the u.s. is hitting coronavirus records, over 120,000 new cases for the second day in a row. with the holidays approaching o

all of this, linwood in gordonsville virginia , you supported joe biden and kamala harris -- harris. linwood. actually, i supported jo jorgensen for the presidency, but i voted for my senator mark warner and my congresswoman abigail spanberger. this whole thing, i have some relatives and to sit there with the mayor of new york used to the american mayor because she has went down the rabbit hole. he got caught in compromising conditions and now he says dead people are voting. how can a dead person -- i've a twin brother that's been dead almost 11 years -- how can my twin brother who has been dead since 2009 cast a ballot in 2020? the grass is still the same as we buried him. it is insulting, ma'am. i live amongst them and some of them are very very good friends. they believe in this poppy cop stuff the china came over here -- poppycock stuff that virus -- china came over here and brought the virus, and it is getting scary were two of my fellow virginians came to pennsylvania or attempted to assault trying to harm fellow citizens. host: let me ask you -- can you get behind the president-elect and the vice president ele

what they would do is theyould create a test deck if you would say you would have 50 trump 44 biden and ten for jojorgeen. you a mix ofarked and hand out you run through the scanner can get the report, verifying the scan is done improperly and it will be 50 trump, 40 biden, ten for jorgenson a your clear that out. you put your tally back to zero and then you scan every single ballot again through those things. a large counts of multiples of these and one of the family to go back we are sending additial high-speed scanners to fluid can of the can get through the process of scaing were quickly than doing it all on the same scanner. wee getting logistical part of that than to help them get t results more quickly. we want to get these things done. we feel we are on a good path. the audit is moving at face and by t fact were down t the last 300,000 or so of the hand counting we feel very good we can look for in iues can look for any anomalies, find where they mighte, correct them on the day the second corct them on a counting site and have full audit available by our deadline is wednesday at midght. th

columnist from "the washington post" david ignatius joins us and haste historian jo meachham who advises president-elect joe biden. >> so john, let me ask you. you were the first while i was developing and i was writing the book and while i was sort of developi developing my thoughts, you were the first to draw parallels between hair y truman and joe biden. saying if joe biden were elected there would be some parallels between the two that were too hard to miss? >> yeah. it is a coming to power at a moment where the infrastructure of the world is either under stress and strain or is fully broken. it's a moment of global consciousness, not simply intellectually but in a very tactile sense. the most tactile sense because the pandemic is a global phenomenon. fdr was very articulate in the way that bill clinton and barack obama were articulate and george w. bush too on globalization as an idea and an emerging fact. but what we're living through right now is that this is no longer a subject of kind of blue sky conversations but the world has, in fact, become so interconnected that our fates are linked. and truman was

their 30s in new york city, and kiki is more liberal, voting for biden, where tom is a registered publican and either ting for trump or jojorgensen,d the reason why we picked that was they were first of all well versed in politics, so vethey could a very educated, open conversation. they also found this experiment to be intriguing, so they really came in with a very open mind they also had a lot in common outside of politics, like they both were into arts, they both have similar values of what partner, and similar in lifestyles. >> in yue, did you find that you were sifting through the different applicatio people who came in, that there were any differences between republicans and democrats in theiinterest in dating across the aisle? triggered. crats were very we got more messages from democrats who said i would never partake in this. this is very metriggering for i don't think i could go with this experiment, but the republican applicants were a lot more open, and they said i haveveeen wanting to an open communication and conversation with someone from the democratic party, so they re uch more open to it. >> julie, was

. >> woodruff: and for the biden campgn's perspective, we are joed now by symone sanders, one of former vice president's senior advisors. symone sanders, thank you very much for being with us again. i don't know if you were able to hear that t e trump campaign saying they are very confident despite the polls that their voters are there. they are doing what they call voter data modeling, looking at voter turnout propensity, and they feel ve good about it.>> ell, news to me. look, there is, in fact, a path, judy, but i will note that our campai manager and our election and legal expert bob wer did ariefinin this very room today where they talked about our pathnd noted how much ground president trump and his campaign would nd tof make up in fact they are to now, again, there is still aon path. not to say we do not havthis in the bag. that is why today vice president biden, senator harris, doug emhoff are barnstorng because we're fighting for every vote. >> woodruff: pennsylvania, is that a state joe iden has to have in order to win this election? >> well, judy, like atst the e. we believe

jo ling kent. listen here first to president-elect joe biden who is clearly trying to showcase a different style and tone than president trump. >> you want solutions, not shouting. reason, not hyperpartisanship, light, not heat. you want us to hear one another again, see one another again, respect one another again. you want democrats and republicans and independents to come together and work together. and that my friends is what i'm determined to do. >> julie, the question is can he maintain that, facing a divided congress. a lot of democrats want him to be tough with republicans. many republicans are likely to resist him at all costs. some republicans haven't acknowledged he's president-elect at this point. will his efforts amount to much in the polarized town? >> well, i mean, it's hard to say, and that's the big question of whether or not his, the beginning of his administration can be successful. i mean, what you played there was definitely a contrast between two different types of people. president trump is talking about his own grievances and personal complaints and you have joe biden who has

even offering to becomejoe biden's running mate in the lead up the america presidential election. as part of bbc sport's women in football week, jobeen speaking to her. it's rapinoe! it's brilliant. she is a two—time world cup winner, an olympic gold medallist and was voted the best player in the world last year. but megan rapinoe's reputation goes beyond the football field. she's not shy of using her platform give others a voice. to give others a voice. in her new autobiography, she talks about speaking to president—elect of the united statesjoe biden on the phone. and she is a big fan of his incoming vice president kamala harris too. we need to put more women of colour in power. we need more womenjust in general in power. we need to diversify the way that our government looks. i mean, if you put a whole roster, you know, there's one little section of women and gays and black people. and it's just not enough. her willingness to stand up for others has sometimes come at a cost. in 2016, rapinoe became the first white american athlete to kneel during the national anthem in solidarity with nfl star colin kaepernick who was highligh

even offering to becomejoe biden's running mate in the lead up the america presidential election. as part of bbc sport's women in football week, jor. megan rapinoe, it's brilliant! to the two—time world cup winner, an olympic gold medallist and was voted the best player in the world last year. but megan rapinoe public reputation goes beyond football field. she's not shy about using her platform of giving others a voice comes talks about speaking to president elect of the united states joe biden on the phone and she is a big fan of his incoming vice president harris as well. we need to put more women of colour in power, many more women in general in power. need to diversify the way that our government looks. if you put whole roster u p government looks. if you put whole roster up like a little section of women and games and black people. it's just not enough stop by her willingness to stand up for others to sometimes come at a cost. in 2016, she became the first white american athlete to kneel during the national anthem in solidarity with nfl star collin capper nick without any racial inequality and police brutality. us suckers su

jo, build on what steve is saying. i'm going to be even less technical and say the type of numbers we just heard suggest good news for biden as this moves forward. >> ari, historically, the mail-in vote, which they are still very much receiving here in clark county, has historically gone towards the democrats here. but what is really interesting about the 51,000 votes that the clark county registrar says they're going to announce tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. local time is that this facility and this county has the capacity to count more than that. they can count 70,000 votes a day. but instead, the registrar was very specific about how many votes they are going to release tomorrow. so i thought that was a very interesting point we should take a closer look at. i asked him, why is it going so, perhaps, slowly in the words of some critics out there. and he said they're not worried about speed here in clark county. they just want to get it right. and they want to make sure they have it done properly. and so it seems like that is the philosophy underlying the reason why they are releasing 51,000 tomorrow instead of perhaps more. but

biden. host: we go to shane in lakewood, california. our line for others. i voted for dr. jo jorgensen this year. we all know she is not going to win, but the third party is getting bigger, and i think we are all tired of fighting back and forth between the democrats and republicans. that is for sure. jo jorgensen think performed better than gary johnson or how do you think she performed overall? ,aller: if i remember correctly she got about 80,000 votes in california and i'm pretty sure that is a few thousand more than what gary johnson did in 2016. host: what brought you to the libertarian party in the first place? of the twom tired party system. i do not think it has worked out. i think we need a change and i think the libertarian party should bring that change. host: how so? there are things like the whole decriminalizing drugs. in oregon they have decriminalized magic mushrooms, left, but alsohe stuff like your second moment rights. that is right. it is right in the middle. host: janine in maryland, a supporter of joe biden. hello. caller: i have two points. my first poi

certainly, as you said, biden jos should still be president. his team feels confident about but even if he is president, he is likely to be facing a republican-controlled senate. he's likely to get in with not nearly the electoral college that members of his own team thought he would get, raising questions perhaps about what his mandate will look like. i think it is -- you were right. there was a miscalculation by democrats. an underestimation, if you will, about the president's message and who he was talking to. and certainly, efforts to win back parts of the demographics including white working class voters by democrats didn't really work. at least not to the extent they hoped. they're going to have to look at the messaging. there's probably going to be internal strife among democrats between moderates and progressives, what their message should be going forward. let's just put it out there, if a couple states go the wrong way for joe biden, and president trump is inner turmoil and the civil war will be that much greater and bloodier to the p

biden. he also said i ain't voting for trump neither. he was talking about the local congressman. host: why did you vote for jo jorgensen? the -- partly because of i couldn't bring myself to vote for trump. for a variety of reasons. the democrats have kind of left me in terms of their woke culture, all the cancel culture going on. the woke politics. the holier than thou. the being able to say as biden said which i think is a racist thing, you ain't black. if a white man said, if you don't like hip-hop music, you ain't black. host: ok. that's joe. we were waiting to see if the president would respond off of his twitter feed to the events of the last day or so. here is a series of tweets from the president's account starting with, we should look at the votes. we should look at these allegations. we are seeing a number of affidavits that there has been voter fraud. we have a history in this country of election problems. have an order by the supreme court justice to compel them to separate ballots -- required the intervention of justice alito. of ballots.ge group if there is a problem about what concerns -- me is we had over

brian, to that point what you just heard from jo ling out in nevada of course the trump campaign is going in and saying stop the counts but of course joe biden is ahead. so if donald trump gets his way or his lawyers get their way biden's victory would be locked in. i think it points up to a larger dilemma for the president here with these lawsuits is that there's no overarching legal therry. there's no theory of the case about what fraud he's trying to stop. in pennsylvania the big legal victory he got was moving his poll watchers from 10 feet to 6 feet near the ballots. but he was totally rejected in the effort to stop the vote counts. and of course you can't have a recount unless you first have a count. and the votes haven't been counted in pennsylvania and georgia. and of course, brian, with respect to the effort to get a recount in wisconsin there is no way that running those ballots through the machines is going to help donald trump get 20,000 votes. i think there was a recount in wisconsin in 2016, both trump and hillary clinton got a couple hundred votes out of that. that recount was paid for by jill stein, by the way, the independen

jo join us on our next newscast at 8:00. >> right after that notre dame gail. have a great evening. . >>> tonight, joe biden projected to be the next president of the united states. celebrations erupt across the country from the white house to both coasts after days of counting. pennsylvania puts it over the top. joe biden now set to be the 46th president of the united states andlanning to speak tonight in a prime time address. kamala harris makes history, the first woman ever to become vice president-elect. >> we did it, joe. you're going to be the next president of the united states. >> the emotional reaction from women of color across the country. >> president trump defiant with no plans to concede. on the golf course when the call was made. he says the election is far from over. >>> another outbreak inside the white house. the president's chief of staff tests positive for covid as the country sees another day of record cases. the major city now back into lockdown. the startling new prediction from the cdc and the president-elect's plans to fight the virus. >>> a new presidency is set to begin. >>> this

even offering to becomejoe biden's running mate in the lead up the america presidential election. as part of bbc sport's women in football week, jo she is a two—time world cup winner, an olympic gold medallist and was voted the best player in the world last year. but megan rapinoe's reputation goes beyond the football field. she's not shy of using her platform to give others a voice. in her new autobiography, she talks about speaking to president—elect of the united states, joe biden, on the phone. and she is a big fan of his incoming vice president, kamala harris, too. we need to put more women of colour in power. we need more womenjust in general in power. we need to diversify the way that our government looks. i mean, if you put a whole roster, you know, there's one little section of women and games and black people. and it's just not enough. her willingness to stand up for others has sometimes come at a cost. in 2016, rapinoe became the first white american athlete to kneel during the national anthem in solidarity with nfl star colin kaepernick, who was highlighting racial inequality and police brutality. us soccer subsequent

jo vann on bringing our nation together, and restoring our place in the world, and i am so excited after this evening to see kamala harris and joe bidenring for the idea of coming together as a nation, relying on science, advancing decency, stability and kindness towards each other, and reimagining our place in the world. it a thrilling night. you serve in the us senate, you know it is not a place of great unity or comity at the moment, do you think there are republican collea g u es think there are republican colleagues of yours, perhaps that was an understatement... are there republican colleagues of yours who are willing to reach across the aisle and co—operate with joe biden? there ought to be, there have to be. in reality, our nation is ata to be. in reality, our nation is at a turning point here. if we cannot show that our democracy works, that we are able to compromise, that we are actually able to solve the problems of average americans, then frankly, we are headed in a very dark and difficult direction, and i think at the end of the day the american people who overwhelmingly voted forjoe biden, the state that heard from donal

biden column. joling kent is in anaheim for us. jo ling, good evening to you. >> reporter: hey, lester, good evening. we're seeing the final few voters cast their ballots here in anaheim at this school district location. now, what we know from 2016 and earlier even this evening is it was pretty busy but none of the same long lines that many were expecting. and the reason is because over a million ballots were cast by mail according to the orange county registrar. they were able to get the ballots out in october, get them processed. the reason they were able to process them so quickly and starting to drop those results right now is because of the massive investment the orange county registrar has made. with taxpayer dollars. millions of dollars invested in new technology to make this possible. now, orange county, of course, a longtime favoring of moderate republicans. going for mccain and romney. then going for hillary clinton back in 2016. but what we continue to see is a very smooth operation throughout orange county. i talked to the

jo, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, kristen, good morning to you. that's right, biden's lead here is widening. 124,000 votes left to count statewide. now here in clark county, the majority of the counting is right here. it's 54,000 ballots that are left to count in terms of mail-in ballots. the registrar tells me that he hopes to finish that count by sunday. after that they're going to do 60,000 provisional ballot counting. that's going to include that critical same-day registration that chuck was talking about earlier. now, as for the speed of the count here, i know a lot of people have been criticizing nevada for it. i've been pressing the registrar here in clark county about that exactly and he says there's no way to speed this process up. they have to be able to use their machines to scan and then also they have the element of human review. so as for when we're going to get some results here, they say they're going to release two more tranches of votes today, and they actually have until november 12th to count all of the ballots. and then the 16th to canvass and have

during the campaign, joe biden and his handlers refused to be transparent about basic policy questions including their specific plan for handling covid. on top of that they lied about jo'spposition to fracking, as true timeline for destroying the oil and gas industry and they knew in their heart of hearts that the nation wasn't nearly as radical as their party had become. so they sold biden as sort of, kind of moderate, amiable, grandfather figure. he would help heal the nation's divided and even help conquer the virus itself with science and compassion. >> today i'd made that the covid-19 transition advisory board comprised of distinguished public health experts. this group will advise on detailed plans, built on a bedrock of science and keep compassion, empathy and care for every american at its core. >> laura: compassion? remember we told you that we need to use what we called biden-analogy to transfer form things of this type. first there is dr. zeke manual, rahm emanuel's brother, from obamacare. dr. emanuel also just happens to be someone who thinks it's morally problematic for people to live beyond of the age 75. >> i look at 75 when i look at all the data on phy

biden in that close race, called by the associated press. next up in albuquerque, new mexico. kayla. hi. caller: hello. jorgensen. jo it because i felt like are not really great picks for president. buffoon whoorrupt has no respect for the constitution. i have been involved with black lives matter protests. biden's history is shady. he wrote the crime bill and drafts for the patriot act, and voted for the iraq war. jo jorgensen offered something different. wants to end the war, she is against corporate bailouts. .he is big on civil liberties i feel it is time for a third-party to emerge. a bunch of people are tired of the two party system. mexico. update from new in a house race, freshman torres yvette lost her race to herrell. herrell one of several female republicans to win house races this year. in wisconsin, next, this is ernesto. caller: hey. it isto remind everybody a republican not a democracy. i voted third-party anyway. host: you voted third-party. who did you vote for? caller: the green party. i did not look into it this time. i voted for trump last time. host: why didn't you vote for trump this time? call

biden also introduced linda thomas- greenfield as the united nations ambassador, jake sullivan as national security adviser, and former secretary of state jo kerry as special presidential envoy on climate change. >> president joeiden will trust in god, and he will also trust in science, to guide our work on earth to protect god's creation. >> alcindor: thomas-greenfield, a 35-year veteran in f service, emphasized the importance of re-establishing >> america is back. multi-lateralism is back. diplomacy is back. >> alcindor: all of this on the day after emily murphy, the he of the government services administration, offially ascertained that mr. biden is president-elect. that move authorized the t transitiofficially begin. president trump said yesterday that the move was in the country's best interests. but today, he fired off another tweet, saying, "the g.s.a. does not determine who the next president of the united states will be." he also made an historically quick appearance in the white house briefing room. in a one-minute statement, he praised his administra work on the pandemic and the economy. >> the stock market, dow jones industrial

biden: i want to thank you. i'm rushing ahead, aren't i? all men and women are created by, you know the thing -- if you agree with me, jo to joe -- g to joe 303choose truth over facts. play the radio. make sure they have the record play on at night. make sure the kids hear words. poor kids are just as bright and talented as white kids. donald trump does pose an exit stent -- it is not hypothetical. >> this is pretty serious. by the way, these are way beyond an occasional campaign gaffe. i'm beginning, i am more than a little worried that this man could represent a clear and present danger to this country. he's obviously not capable of leading. he's been hiding the entire campaign and the corrupt media mob is covering for him. joe wants to be the president of the united states of america. that would be the toughest job of the world and, at times, joe does not seem to remember he is even running for president or what day of the week it is. does anyone really believe if elected joe biden will actually be in control of anything? >> what kind of country are we going to be? four more years of george, george, we will find ourselves in a position whe

jo ling kent, thank you very much for that. >>> thank you for watching. that's going to do it for me. in the next hour, dr. rick bright from joe biden'sng to join andrea mitchell. so many questions for him. stick with us. we'll be back after a short break. back after a short break. [ thunder rumbles ] [ engine rumbling ] ♪ [ beeping ] [ engine revs ] ♪ uh, you know there's a 30-minute limit, right? tell that to the rain. [ beeping ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. [ beeping ] but you can work out anything wowith comcast business.w. get fast, reliable, and secure internet on the nation's largest gig speed network. flexible tools - like wi-fi you control. voice solutions that connect you from anywhere. and expert advice here, here, or even here. be fast. be flexible. bounce forward with comcast business. get started with a powerful internet and voice solution for just $64.90 a month. plus, for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. switch today. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington, as states across the nation are forced to impose lockdowns and other restrictions against the

jo jorgensen? caller: because i think it is too important that joe biden with his criminal actions, with him and hishe is a sexual pervert, and i i am blanking on her name, the woman who brought up the charges against him that he molested her, i believe that and i believe it has happened to other women as well. host: sarah read. believe thati just -- even ifif he is he has a pervert, even if he is a crook, he is senile. there is no way that man could be president. in woodbridge, virginia, a supporter of president trump. caller: i supported him four years ago and i voted for him now, and i support him. he is a pro-life president. i do not believe in all of these clutteredies being all the time. if they are aborted alive, they killed them. they have abortion up to nine months pregnant, if that is not murder i do not know what is. host: is that the only reason, or there are others? caller: there are others, he is a good foreign president. he got this historical treaty past for israel and jerusalem. i think that was such a blessing and no one else has been able to do that. that he is a good president. h

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biden. >>> all morning we have kept a close eye on polls across the bay area. millions have cast their vote and today is a final chance to have that voice heard. st. jo cierra johnson is working hard and at the civic location in san francisco. a lot of people have been showing up to vote there. >> reporter: i've been working harass hard but the poll workers are working harder. we were here at 7:30 and folks were setting up 'cha could be a long day in san francisco. there hasn't been much of a wait. people coming in and out. traffic has been flowing quite smoothly. slow traffic all morning. we have had a chance to see folks dropping or ballots and voting in person and they have been saying the same thing, it's just been a quick process and smooth sailing. this location was one of more than a hundred in the city but this specific location has been opened for about a month. for the organizers of folks with the board of elections it's really their super bowl and they offer this bit of information to reassure voters about the safety of voting during this election. >> the main thing is just get that envelope to us because we have plenty of time after elect

joe biden advierte sobre los riesgos de bloquea recursos a su equipo. joice mucho. muestra que Él no estÁ cumpliendo con sus propias directrices. pide que no haya reuniones de mÁs de tres familias, y acudiÓ con su esposa a uno de los restaurantes mÁs lujosos con un grupo bastante grande y no se respetÓ el distanciamiento social ni tampoco se usÓ la mascarilla. Él se justificÓdiciendo que estaba en exteriores y cumpliendo con las reglas del restaurante.... lo mÁs sorprendente es que junto a Él estaban los altos funcionarios de la asociaciÓn mÉdica de california. que tampoco llevaban mascarillas o cumplÍan con el distanciamiento fÍsico. estas imÁgenes decepcionan a los californianos y ponen en duda los reportes que entregan las agencias estatalesdespuÉs de que mÁs de media docena de legisladores del estado un dÍa despuÉs de que el gobernador pidiÓ que no se viaje fuera del estado de california por el aumento de casos de covid, ellos volaron a hawai para una conferencia organizada por el voto proyecto votante independiente con sede en san diego. estÁ patrocin

biden supporter that has a good heart. we all have to get along. tennesseey in smyrna, talking about his support for jo jorgensen. ing you have probably been watchingour those -- are those political ads that have been flooding the airwaves. we will show you two more, one from the trump campaign and one from the biden campaign. [video clip] you have some smug democrat calling you racist and tried to jam one hand in your face and another in your pocket. taxes are down, jobs are up, the economy is way up. landed.e eagle has say hello to president donald j. trump. he is not just making america great again. trump is doing things no president has ever done before. keeping promises, protecting the border,, rebuilding our military, things joe biden did not do. jobs, drugtion, prices -- nobody has better numbers. the game has changed and the democrats are officially crazy, so make america great. staying with trump in 2020. -- stand with trump in 2020. [video clip] >> scranton, pennsylvania. here success is not handed down. it is forged with sweat, grit, and determination. this is his hometown. in scranton, good times are n

joing us is john ralston, long-time political reporter, he's now with the nevada independent. on, very good to see you again. all eyes are on nevada right now since the a.p. has given joe biden64 electoral votes. only six more he needs to get to 270. coincidentally, six votes would come his way if nevada goes his way. let me start by asking you what is the vote counting looking like now >> the margin is about 7,500 votes in joe biden's favor. the issue here now, judy, is there are just so many outstanding mail-in ballots, tens of thousands in clark county, which is las vegas, which is a democratic stronghold mare, and where the democrats in the pre-electiol-in balloting won by more than two-to-one, and ty are very confident that, once those are even more in biden's favor. go a lot of people are asking why aren'tthese votes counted yet. well, this is a new ball game for nevada, judy. we've never had this kind of before.of mail-in ballo the legislature in a special session controlled by the democrats mandated every act of registered voter get a ballot a few months ago and that caused a mix of votes to be very different than usual, and they just don't have the sff, and they're

biden remains uncalled. >> it is an important point, david. jo jon king, you and i cover a lot of these.s not going to change. >> you have to do it in every e event especially credibility is everything. you have the president of the united states challenging what happens. and anyway you should have basic standards and rules are the rules. in this case, calling that state would make joe biden president-elect of the united states. you take extra, extra care. the basic rules should always apply. that's why you have it. let's start in nevada, joe biden at 22,657 ahead. you see how competitive nevada is. joe biden is leading. democrats is confident they'll keep it. 22,657. that was 11,438. the build has been biden. that could stretch on a little longer. you can see arizona right now, this is the anomaly in nevada. the biden lead has grown and pennsylvan pennsylvania, the biden lead has grown. you can see 36,835. the biden campaign is confident they'll hold this. they believe more votes are coming in for maricopa. you see this blue, it is close. president trump narrowly carried maricopa four y

biden, and ilike do not care too much for trump. supported jo jordgensen of the libertarian party? about 1.1%. >> i had some discussions with and we went right with the libertarian party. peter: and what are the issues? muchdo not really care too . he has been in politics, what, 40 something years, and i really do not like trump that much either and i do not see of them pushing the environment as much as i would like them to. in valleyt is frank stream, new york. this is chris, in new york city, support joe biden line. hi, chris. chris: hi, thanks for having me. want to talko you about? chris: i want to talk about the excited potential with donald trump as president. a nightmare. peter: what makes it a nightmare in your view? chris: i am only in my early 30's, but i grew up my entire life being a lifelong republican, and i really value the values of the republican party that i grew up with, and trump has pretty much turned those over on the head. he has been uniquely divisive as especially, and being proudly from a blue state, i really am troubled by not only his ability to not tel