joe. -joe t.: yep? lemonis: come here, bud.joe can't have a conversation with somebody without erupting, he's never gonna grow professionally. i told you when i came back for the opening that i was super proud of what you did... joe t.: thank you. lemonis: ...and that i felt like you did all the work. i don't think you ever felt like i didn't give you that credit. joe t.: no, of course. yeah. -lemonis: okay. -joe t.: okay. lemonis: the only thing that's missing is your ability to absorb information from other people. because i think it'll -- honestly, i think it'll help. it'll make people feel like they can approach you. joe t.: but i've never done business with anyone who feels that i'm unapproachable. i do well with relationships. lemonis: but let's assume that we can work on it. joe t.: but, yeah, as long as you don't stick your foot out to trip me, we'll keep moving, but don't try to trip me up. lemonis: but he may even do that. joe t.: then we're gonna go to war. lemonis: no, you don't have to go to war. what you have to d

again, joe. >> sales tax, joe.ver hurt anybody. after all, joe, business is entitled to a fair profit during this war. but wages have to be frozen, joe. the workers are making too much money for their own good. and prices haven't risen very much. have they, joe? >> wait, joe, there is a better way. >> mind if i smoke. >> yeah, suppose you watch my moek for a change. >> wait, i have influence in washington. this is treason. >> this is for uncle sam! ♪ >> win the war here's a way to win the war ♪ ♪ you got to get out and vote ♪ fighting, fighting hard you got to get out and vote ♪ ♪ a feller it depending on the home front. we want to have a better world, better world. ♪ ♪ want a better world we got to get out and vote ♪ ♪ now we're on the right track right track ♪ ♪ now we're on the rye track we're going to win the war ♪ ♪ right behind the president, president president ♪ ♪ right behind the president for 1944. >> with management and labor we'll keep our production coming ♪ ♪ so go and tell your neighbor ♪ that the ne

(music), >> joe, he has lulled you to sleep again, joe. joe, a little sales tax never hurt anybody.er all, business is entitled to a fair profit in this war, but wages have to be frozen, joe. the workers are making too much money for their own good, and prices haven't risen very much, have they? (music) wait, joe, there is the special. (music) (music) little sales tax never hurt anybody. after all, business is entitled to a fair profit in this war, but wages have to be frozen, joe. the workers are making too much money for their own good, and prices haven't risen very much, have they? (music) wait, joe, there is the special. (music) (music) >> weight. i have influence in washington wait, i have influence in washington. uncle sam. >> clear the way to win the war, win the war, win the war (music) if you want to have a better world, better world, better world, if you want to have a better world, you have to get out and vote (music) now we are on the right track, right track, right track, now we are on the right track, we are going to win the war. right behind the president, the preside

you choose is joe i would like to introduce to the podium our friend joe biden.cheers and applause] thank you, thank .ou chlt >> thank you. they were e told me going to be about 35 to 50 here. thank you for giving me your time. it's great to be with you all, i want you to know that tom and christie, i want to thank them. been great friends, but -- and by the way, don't used to it, okay? why don't you say something. say hi. hi. hi.ay >> say hi. >> okay. that may be the most intelligent thing you hear all night. you, thank you very much for coming out. i know it's a really, really time, not tough time in terms of time, having time to couple of e only a days from christmas, and i want o thank you all for making the time. and let me tell you something. around en on a bus tour iowa. we've now gotten to 23 or 24 and i guess it's now 12 days or thereabouts. 99 at one n to all time or another but we're going to try to catch as many as we can. fact is, that you all in iowa, you take this very the rest of the country listens to you and to be ery blunt about it, you've got

make a commitment to joe tonight. joe needs you. the democratic party needs you. perhaps most importantly of all, the country needs you. thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] onwatch our life coverage the campaign trail and make up your own mind. c-span's campaign 2020. your unfiltered view of politics. here is a look at some of our featured program on c-span. tonight at 8:00, the symposium on religious freedom. watch the festivities surrounding the white house christmas tree. on christmas day, at 10:00, view decorations with first lady melania trump. a look back at previous decorations by hillary clinton, lora bush, and michelle obama. technologyn about issues at the manhattan institute. at 8:00, john millar on the history of journalism and fake news. 5:45, an economic committee on the cost of raising a family. at 9:10, constitutional litigator about occupational licensing requi

joe biden is given wide latitude because, you know what? that's joe. he misspoke, that's joe.t i found through the years, and i know you have too, that candidates that paint themselves as being morally superior, above other candidates, and a great example, i think gary hart's scandal 1987 hit him so hard because he was the moral crusader against ronald reagan. even though it didn't have anything to do with government, it sullied him and undercut him. i think that really is the risk with elizabeth warren too, as clair brought up, that she paints herself, she describes herself as a sort of moral crusader. you've heard other people on the debate stage actually complain about the fact saying elizabeth, you know, just because we're not doing it your way doesn't mean we're any less, you know, morally righteous. and so when you have that and then you have these concerns about, again, her possibly being hypocritical, it seems to cut her even more as a candidate and hurt her campaign all the more. >> she does seem to have a tremendous talent for self-righteousness and hypocrisy and it'

>> it is, joe.rfered in the 2016 election, it's no mere nutty conspiracy theory. i think we should stop referring to it that way. it's a russian information operations campaign. it's directed by vladimir putin. it's carried out by the russian intelligence services 'the there are multiple prongs, multiple layers to it. robert mueller indited several russian intelligence officers for it. vladimir putin did it potentially according to this report, in direct diplomacy with the white house. fiona hill wrote the book on vladimir putin, she testified about this, i think it's high time that we call this for what it is. >> yamiche, take off your presidential debate correspondent hat. >> that was amazing, though. >> and put on your white house reporter hat, and tell us what you make of it. >> it's pretty incredible, but it also is doubling down on what we know as president trump's propensity to take the president of russia at his words. remember helsinki when he was presented with evidence from his own intell

we had shoeless joe in baseball now we have joe on the campaign trail. you know, dan, jake the tapper on cnn, you know you are in trouble when even a cnn anchor begins to say, gee, this stinksr and some cnn commentators, including a democratic strategist, starts saying, "you know, joe biden has to give better answers than these." >> gregg, the most damaging political narratives that really hurt candidates, and any political consultant will tell you this, are the ones that changed dramatically pre-existing conception you had of who this person was. now, think about it. what is joe biden trying -- it's garbage -- but what's he trying to sell america? he's trying to sell america on his lunch bucket joe imagery, right? that is his thing. i'm the guy. you can sit here and carried the lunch box to work. i get dirt under my fingers. i know what it's like for you. really? look, let's be clear on this. how many guys or women out there who carry a lunch box to work and have their son who is raking in $80,000 a month for a no-show job with absolutely zero qualifica

please welcome, joe pera! hey, joe.so nice to meet you >> same. >> stephen: yeah. i-- i actually-- i actually, when i saw the first piece of yours that i ever saw, which was "joe pera reads church announcements," from "joe pera talks to you." i wrote to you and said, "this is really funny and statement it's really beautiful. it's really about love." and i'm wondering where you came up with the idea of the show, " "joe pera talks to you." >> it started when i did an animation called "can the peer talks to you in your sleep." ( laughter ) and that was-- that was-- i-- since i guess my stup is a little bit mild, my friend said you should do a cassette tape called "joe pera talks to you in your sleep." somehow it made its way into animation and then the show. yeah, it-- ( laughter ) i'm sorry. i'm not doing the bit. what was the overall question? ( laughter ) >> stephen: the overall question-- i'll change the question slightly. the name of the show is "joe pera talk towz" and i like the title because it tells the audience w

joe?shine boys but they're not trying to be funny. this quote from trump, he just got put back from some place. i haven't talked about him what he found at some place, but he just got back from some place, and giuliani going all over ukraine trying to do god knows what at a time when trump is being impeached, goes giuliani trying to do what he did the last time he was there. lots of reports this weekend, coming from the white house, about not just the attorney general, but also a lot of white house insiders, very concerned by just how reckless rudy giuliani is still being. >> right. attorney general barr is far from alone. there are officials in the justice department, officials in the state department officials if the west wing who have all expressed great concern about giuliani's actions, from earlier this year, that they believe helped walk president trump up to the brink of impeachment, and now that he's still there. intalked to someone over the weekend who literally said that they cou

joe biden was rock solid -- go ahead and clap.applause] >> joe biden was rock solid then and rock solid now and i'm supporting him in the iowa caucus on february 3. [cheers and applause] >> what do i want from the 2020 elections? i want to be able to get up every day knowing that i can trust that the people who live and work in the white house will keep in mind my best interests as they deal with issues around the world and i want to look my grandchildren in the eye and know that they can look up to the president of the united states because he represents the american values that we all share. and i want to be able to get up every morning and go about my work as an educator and community volunteer knowing that the people living and working in the white house will be able to work with people in congress to solve the problems that face us on the domestic level. and i know that joe biden is that person to do that. so i want my neighbors -- [applause] >> i want my neighbors, my friends, my colleagues, my family to respect the presiden

it's not just joe biden though.to o'rourke said it was a dumb idea and activists like david hogg also said that teachers shouldn't be allowed to be armed to protect students. so my question is, have they all seen this footage? have they changed their mind? is the media going to hold them to account? what do you think of this? because these are real lives, real people. by the way, jack wilson and the president tweeted he is a hero, absolutely is a hero. and six seconds, he took the shooter down. and again, when asked about it, i guess later on a post, he thanked god and feels blessed that he could help protect parishioners in this way. >> gregg: you know, larry, julian castro democratic presidential candidate said this "a good guy with a gun stopping a bad guy is fiction. it doesn't work that way." i don't know what dream world that is living in. >> some years ago there was a shooting called grandy law school, apparition law school and virginia. a gunman shot a dean, a student, and a teacher, and there were two cofor

and look at teflon joe. teflon joe just staying up there, jack. he's just staying up there and not slipping. >> teflon joe, durable joe, i mean, call it what you want to call it, but he has weathered some storms, joe, during this primary. and so far he's stayed on top consistently. he's also the only candidate in this race, i know we talked about this many times on the show, but he's the only candidate running in the democratic primary who can really attract a diverse elector ra ate. joe biden is far is the person who has the most support among that community. we'll see if anything changes and how the first for states shake out. perhaps even though iowa say largely white state, i do think whoever wins iowa will have a lot of momentum going into the other three states. we'll see how that affects the outcome. when it comes to elizabeth warren, i've been a little surprised by her drop in the polls. but i do think when she came out and said this will cost $52 trillion, my medicare for all plan, a lot of people took a step back and said i'm just not su

welcome back to morning "morning joe joe."l the time. an hour and a half every day. it's not easy. >> i comb my hair with a piece of toast. >> being married to the most powerful woman in the world is tough. president on the council of foreign relations, rich haas. and nbc soonews senior correspondent keir simmons. >> look at that hair. >> mess it up got you feel uncomfortable now? he's desperate to run to a mirror, i can tell. >> we've done "star wars," we've talked about hair. willie, let's talk about what's happening today. of course everything is getting in line to what happens, of course, tomorrow which will be a vote on the impeachment of donald j. trump. big news overnight. a lot of democrats, enough democrats in swing districts that donald trump woman in 2016 but the democrats have won in 2018 have come out and announced, not to all fanfare in their directs, that thstricts, going to vote to impeach president trump. that ensures that president trump will be the third president in history to be impeached by the house. >>

good morning, and welcome to "morning joe." it is wednesday, december 11th, along with joe, willie and me we have former aide to the george w. bush white house and state department, elise jordan, former nato supreme allied commander, james defree tus joins us, he is chief international security and diplomacy analyst for nbc news and msnbc, really important day to have you on along with columnist and associate editor for "the washington post" david ignati ignatius, and u.s. national editor at the "financial times" ed luce joining us from washington. basically if you blink, you might miss it. look at yesterday, house democrats announced this was the big story we thought, articles of impeachment against the president. shortly after 9:00 a.m., after we went off the air, an hour later they were announcing a bipartisan trade deal at noon. attorney general william barr was back at it putting politics above the fbi. next, it was the trump administration giving russia a bull horn to lie about its meddling in american democracy. the pres

, joe? side track the limited. >> i'm just the guy who can do it. >> look, joe, you can if you don't fall sleep at the switch like you did in 1942. >> don't worry about me. he'll have to knock me out first. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> what happened? who are you? >> i'm glad you dropped in, my boy. i'm glad you dropped in. high production. relax. let's talk this over, my boy. according to the papers, you're on the wrong track. it says here that the win the war special isn't going through. all the workers are on strike. >> that's a lie. we're out to win the war. >> this is roosevelt's war! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'll tell you, it's perfectly clear to everybody. sacrifices. higher prices. negotiate a piece. bureaucracy. ♪ >> he's lulled you asleep again, joe. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> how did a little sales tax ever hurt anybody, joe? you're entitled to a fair profit during this war. but wages have to be frozen. the workers are making too much money for their own good and prices haven't risen very much, have they, joe? ♪ >> the

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joe: i'm joe weisenthal. scarlet: and other day, another record high.hin trading as we begin a short trading week. is, --stion investors may take moment -- tesla arranges one and a half million dollars in financing from the nation. do not bet on an ipo. draft gains goes public after cutting a three-way deal. joe: joining us with the latest is white house deputy mike joining. thank you for joining us. we will go to the news this morning. us withinize this for the trade dispute for the united states. how much does this relate to trade versus the ongoing process by china to continue to liberalize this market? >> you kind of hit the nail on the head. this does not directly relate said the trade dispute and the trade deal under negotiation. it is a positive signal. it shows china is willing to reduce tariffs to let in more goods and liberalize particularly on items like pork related to food inflation. it also sets the stage for a tter -- obviously, if the tariff rates are lower, it is easier to bring in or u.s. imports into china. scarlet: it does not direct

now, she said she wants to vote for joe biden because she trusts joe biden. and she knows, through him being vice president those years, he's ready to serve day one. i think she's not alone in her assessment. i believe many alabamians feel the same way she does. and i think as this race continues to come forward, particularly as relates to super-tuesday, he'll do very well here. and i think some of the things that are being said from -- on the right side in the republican party, i think those independents in the state of alabama, i think independents across the country will be receptive to supporting joe biden as well. >> you have some die-hard trump supporters in alabama. joe biden says that if he were elected president, he would be able to bridge the divide between democrats and republicans. both on capitol hill and across the country. do you see that happening in alabama? >> i do. i believe that joe biden has -- has a wide spectrum of appeal with blacks and whites. with the hispanic community. with all the generations. with various social, economic statuse

who is the voter of joe biden in the campaign, who is he talking to. it seems to me that we have always found -- we find ourselves speaking to a particular kind of voter. typically a white working class voter, the vote near sitting between the so-called extremes of the right and the left. part of what we have seen in the last two or three years now is our politics have changed. that assumption might not hold. it may seem reasonable to joe biden that he should signal that this is the kind of guy he is. but he just went through that election. he went through that election with hillary clinton where she tried to appeal centrist voters. and we saw what happened. he needs to, instead of trying to signal that, he needs to lay out a plan, i think, to excite the folks that current turn out the polls. the question is not about convincing those that are somehow standing between donald trump and the democrats. it bothered me because it reveals an old form of politics in my mind. >> all right, thanks to you. lynn sweet. we have more breaking news president trump t

that is a quid pro quo by joe. could you imagine the reaction if this was don jr, eric trump, or 13-year-old barron trump, a teenager? that's how low the democrats have sunk, going after a teenager. that's how repulsive they now are. imagine if it was trump bragging. unless you fire the prosecutor, don jr. zero experience. let's be honest about this in the mob in the media has no credibility ever. this is -- you've got to take this in. breathtaking hypocrisy and corruption. the mob media is state run democratic tv and now breaking this week, a judge has ruled hunter biden doesn't have to turn over his financial files, so soon, we might know exactly how much he actually made and how much was in the i never got a penny from china, how much equity did he get in that deal with the bank of china? 's lawyers said he hasn't cashed as equity yet and technically hasn't gotten a penny yet and if democrats are able to pass impeachment in the house, the bidens will likely now be called to testify during the republican-controll

if joe biden is the front runner, if joe biden is the person who has to debate president trump onstager it. i think it's going to be fantastic. i think it's going to give us another great election cycle with a lot of stories to write about. >> i mean lisa the prospect of joe biden in the debate with president trump. i think that's something to look forward to. [laughter] >> look at how he reacted to that iowa voter. and he can't take any incoming questions about his son very absently loses his mind. i've seen him in interviews with reporters and he gets really aggressive when he asked about his son. of course if he is on the stage of president trump, that is going to come up. and president trump is going to go after him and joe biden simply cannot handle that. and i also say about joe biden, think about why -- does report that president obama try to push them out in 2016 and 2020. you look at the fact that david axelrod looks of the type of person joe biden is is constantly needling him. >> we are at a time, merry christmas everyone. make sure your come back next sunday when the next r

i think there parallels with joe biden and that joe biden is an establishment candidate.e is someone who is well-known in the party and well respected. joe biden also has the support of a very important and significant moderate voting bloc in the democratic party. that is african-american voters who dominate the voting in many southern states and are an important part of the electorate . look for all of the predictions biden would fade at some point, that he would fall behind. his national lead is still robust. while he is not doing great in iowa and new hampshire, he is leading polls in south carolina. those could set him up well for super tuesday. i do not think there is a huge favorite in this race, but i think i would rather be joe biden than anybody else and i would've said the same thing six months ago. david: what about the money? there are reports joe biden they be running short on cash. where was mitt romney in 2012? i do not remember herman cain having a big warchest. kyle: romney not only was the best fundraiser in the field, but crucially romney also had a pow

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joe: that is the view. scarlet: "view." joe: november was a strong month for opec.esults are a reminder that a handful of countries have not been playing their part. is jan stuart. up or down, what will 2020 bring us? jan: sideways. [applause] -- jan: sideways. [laughter] there's risk. you showed the group that will now be managing the oil market. it will never work well. sorry, go ahead. romaine: you are starting to see more people get bullish on economic growth in the u.s. but even globally. apparently opec has its issues short -- sorted out. am i wrong? jan: i much prefer the economic outlook than the outlook from opec. scarlet: do say sideways. a lot of people are looking for the dollar to weaken. wouldn't that support dollar -- oil prices? jan: a weaker dollar would do that. better economic outlook would do that. where are the speculators? they have been moving in this direction for three to four weeks. they have been getting to the kind of levels we saw in april. how much more juice is in that? it needs to come from the fundamentals which are broadly copacetic

joe 303-0030, he's not going to appear voluntarily.hat's because quid pro quote joe has a lot to hide. also, breaking tonight, this is a big story in "the wall street journal" by their editorial board. schiff's broad definition of bribery would mean that joe could also easily be impeached. louie gohmert from a radio show today, said that would be a real insurance policy. joining us now, fox news contributor dan bongino. fox news correspondent at large, geraldo rivera. geraldo, you'll be proud of me. i stayed away from a drug issue, that you are not the father issue, i stayed off of that because that is different than the corruption here. his father, we know, leveraged a billion dollars and said, you're not getting it unless you fire the guy that's investigating my son, zero experience, paid millions of dollars. isn't that a real scandal, geraldo? >> i think a couple of things. first of all, i disagree with your characterization of the former vice president. i thought that he was at his absolute best. he almost pulled geraldo today. he

the reference to joe biden. on the july 25 call on page four, isn't it a fact that president trump and his call with president ellen ski said that he heard joe biden had stopped the prosecution of his son? is that correct? it says the other thing, there is a lot of talk about joe biden's son, joe biden stopped the prosecution. >> point of order, he is entitled to answer the question fully. there is a video of the former vice president, i think that is what the president is referring to. the council on foreign relations. president wase audacious and how he described, he went over -- >> i am asking what it says on the transcript. is that what it says? mr. castor: it's as the other thing, there is talk about biden's son. >> and joe biden stopped the prosecution. say,so goes on to president trump asked president zelensky, if you can look into it, correct? those are the words? mr. castor: that is what it says. askingident trump was ukrainian president zelensky to have the ukrainian officials look into vice president

that was joe dimaggio. no frank sinatras. it was those who lived their lives with marilyn. >> ashes to ash, dust to dust. >> prior to her death she had gone on her first blind date with retired new york yankee slugger joe dimaggio. >> joe saw her picture and he found someone to arrange a meeting with her. it got serious very quickly. >> she was not get a mega celebrity. but 1952 was a huge year for her. >> marilyn monroe, the glamorous new star of "monkey business." >> in those days they groomed stars. they would set up publicity. they would charge for her image as much as you could imagine. >> i am very preparative to all of you. >> it seemed the quickly rising star met her match in joe dimaggio. >> he really loved her. he did fall in love with her. >> joe dimaggio was such a famous figure, it made her even more famous. >> marilyn had arrived. >> she than formed into this screen goddess when she was on film. she had that x factor. >> marilyn monroe and jane russell are welcomed as they arrive to make their imprints at the gr

joe: thank you very much. president trump to london, he still faces an impeachment probe at home. the house moving forward with it this week on multiple fronts. let's bring in bloomberg businessweek executive editor ed -- anna edgerton. what is the latest? what is the next step? i heard they will have some scholars talk about something. anna: wednesday, the hearing will be in the judiciary committee and we will have four constitutional lawyers talking about the constitution and how allegations of president trump play into that. tryingcompeting reports, to outline what they have interpreted from the evidence that has been gathered so far. romaine: i understand that this is part of the procedure that we have to have to move this proceeding along but do we expect to learn anything new from the judiciary committee's from what we learned in the past couple of weeks from the intelligence committee? anna: we have had witnesses so far that testified in the intelligence committee, so we pretty much have the facts and i

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joe: one day we will have something new to say. andl with us, former trader bloomberg voice, vince, and wells fargo asset management strategist, brian jacobson. let's talk about those multi-assets. we've been talking about stocks, but we've also seen that even with the risk on move, we haven't had the big selloff in treasuries. 2020 going to be another strong year? >> i think it depends on how you want to define strong. not likely as strong as 2019. we are probably going to be somewhat range bound with the 10 year treasury. my friends at wells fargo put out their annual outlook. we are probably going to be up towards maybe 2.2%. we could go lower than what we are now. a fairly decent range. when you look at the opportunities in fixed income, we would rather be looking at some of the credit risk as opposed to the duration risk, but we are really not that afraid of duration risk. you could still get a positive total return provided you are on the right side of the yield curve. but we are a little more excited about some of the opport

send us a president joe biden. thank you. [applause] >> i know who i'm voting for. joe!, >> it's good to be back. good to be back in nashville. himme start off by thanking for being my friend for so long and all the hard work she does in congress and being willing to stand by me again. you know, john has been a friend for a long time. together also worked in some really, really difficult issues. --dmire, and you all do, too i am not going to spend a lot of time, because you know him well. but i admire john for his courage. what i admire more than his courage is is moral courage. the courage to come back from vietnam and begin the end of a war that should have never been started in the first place. [applause] i've never found anybody with more guts than john. know, the expression john kennedy said, moral courage is a rare commodity than physical courage. john has demonstrated both. there is of things that john has covered, he's given the credit, some of which i don't deserve because john was the guy in the fight in some of these foreign-policy issues. what john and i have

joe: right stuff.ery much, heather conley of the center for strategic and international studies. tomorrow, tune in for our special coverage of the u.k. election as soon as the polls close. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ joe: hitting pause. the federal reserve leaves rates unchanged and signaling they will keep that through the new year. is it time for further buying? our founder of unison advisors and a contributor to bloomberg opinion. what is your take away? markets reacted positively, not wildly, but some modest gains. the lack ofee did implied hikes and dovish zone from powell give life to investors? >> one of the theories of the last 10 years is that the fed has pumped up asset prices. what is interesting about stock prices, and we can test this because we have 100 years of data. we can run a very simple regression just looking at interest rates and stock valuations. i can't find any correlation between those two. the for fun, i looked at international developing markets and emerging markets

>> joe biden is frustrated. is in danger of losing the nomination.i one is not doing very well in new hampshire. i hate to break it to joe biden, when it comes to hunter biden it's not just money from china and ukraine profiting off his office as vp, under bidens a tire adult life since he was 26 has been bought and paid for going back to his thinking career in delaware. guess what, there's a lot more there than in china and ukraine. joe biden if he does become the nominee is going to have to defend him. basically it's enriching yourself off your public office. >> there was that exchange come at the same time three former high-ranking obama officials came out and have endorsed pete buttigieg, has that been a tough day for joe biden? >> he just got endorsed by john kerry. good for vice president joe biden for defending himself. good for him. i'm sure he would win on a push-up challenge probably to me and ford and anybody else. the guy's tough guy. look, so what ford was saying about joe biden being afraid of losing the nomination come if you look at t

joe, meet joe bearded joe brady and joe burrow have combined for a season unlike anything i have ever seen. they are on stage again today and they did not disappoint. >> rick: for the l in lsu. multiple heisman moments but what i also know, they can play small ball when they need to. both with the best, so it's not always the long ball, which they also get when they need to but this is a complete football team. >> adam: it is, a strong case for number 1. and a trophy presentation. we will have that for you live from atlanta when we return. >> adam: welcome back to "college football postgame show" presented by rocket mortgage. tears of joy among those in purple and yellow as we send it back to jamie erdahl for the trophy presentation. >> good evening, atlanta. we are here to congratulate and award to the sec championship to louisiana state university. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> to no one's surprise and to everyone in louisiana's pride, joe burrow is your mvp of this game. [cheers and applause] >> well done, man. >> joe, i know you just put together a season that everybody drea

the more evidence or things that suggest evidence that joe biden is that candidate the better off joeen is and same for any other candidate. this is a piece, an exhibit of evidence that they're going to use as much as they possibly can. >> carlos, that polling includes or congressman i should say, that polling also includes florida. what do you make of voters down there and their desire to ditch trump and to try out joe biden? do you think that there are trump voter that is voted for him in 2016 saying no more? i like joe biden more than for elizabeth warren or bernie sanders or cory booker or andrew yang or anybody else? >> katy, carlos is good. we have gone through this before. but what stood out to me most looking at the polls in florida is the gulf between biden's performance against the president and the other candidates. elizabeth warren, bernie sanders. it's not even close. joe biden's not only the only one ahead, the others way far behind and swing voters in florida especially here in south florida, a lot of hispanics that fled socialist revolutions so they're weary of the dem

joe borelli. thank you for joining us. what's your reaction when you hear the mayor that you work with there, realize you're in the other party, you're in the minority, but what's your reaction? >> i'm not surprised. this isn't the first time mayor de blasio has proven how buried his head is in the sand on anti-semitism here new york city. six months ago, there was another spike in anti-semitic crimes in brooklyn and he declared to the media that anti-semitism is a right-wing movement. i don't think i have to explain to your viewers that central brooklyn isn't exactly a hotbed of republican activity. these weren't maga hat people doing the crimes. he misled people about the cause of anti-semitism, like he is misleading people about the causes today. >> jason: the priorities of this mayor, what new york city is doing. walk us through. you have things like bail reform and releasing prisoners, giving out gift cards. things are foreign to the rest of us that live in the real world. >> it makes us question our priorities. we ha

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joe biden is making a statement about the reality.ny young person they would rather have a tesla than a ford. that is the way technologies going in the future. those jobs are going to come back to the rustbelt but won't go back - >> hillary clinton tried to make the same statement in 2016. let's listen to andrew yang on the same topic. >> the network didn't do us any favors by missing why donald trump became president in the first place. 4 million manufacturing jobs in ohio, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, missouri. rob: talking about the blue states the president magically won and andrew yang hits the nail on the head about how that election was taken from the democrats. what do you think? >> we have seen manufacturing jobs creep back up. there was this decline but now that we have progress on china and the new mexico trade deal has been passed. there is an argument to be made that there may be progress to bring those jobs back but anytime you talk about this you have 2 pair it with worker retraining programs if you are talking ab

i know you saw this movie, right, joe? joe: yes, but i don't we member it. scarlet: appreciate it.is is the keira knightley character. boris johnson is reenacting when this guy showed up at her door to proclaim his love. he is proclaiming his love for brexit or something. i'm not sure what is going on. is this going to be a new tactic for politicians? are we going to see trump holding a boombox over his head like john cusick? am i dating myself? joe: i like that. scarlet: no. i'm right there with you. romaine: most of our viewers are over 30, but -- joe: i like that. romaine: do not steal that, donald trump. scarlet: we have a lot more coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: now to asia ahead. hong kong police found two homemade bombs at a school. they dismantled the explosive devices on monday evening. city's bomb disposal officer said the explosives were fully functional and appeared to be intended to "kill and maim people." let's bring in shery ahn with the story. what do we know about this? we heard before of some sort of improvised bombs being planted around some of the areas

how we doing, joe? i think we're doing pretty well, joe. right? ells me we're leading in every poll. we're doing better than we did on election night. but you know what? we'll take election night. it was just fine. somebody said we're way ahead. and i said, "let's just win by one vote. that's okay too." no, we're way ahead. we're doing good. we're all doing good together. i also want to recognize the israeli shalva band for their amazing performance tonight. you're going to hear them again in a couple of minutes. i want to thank you very much. that was a great performance. millions of people watched their terrific appearance at eurovision earlier this year. they were incredible, and they are an inspiration to the entire world. and thank you very much. they're going to be back. they're going to be back. this is truly an extraordinary time for america.

joe: and i'm joe weisenthal. romaine: here's how stocks closed today.he dow, s&p, and nasdaq all moving higher. the u.s. and china say they agree to the details of a phase i trade agreement. and a tory victory. u.k. prime minister boris johnson returns to power with a landslide majority win. and, impeachment advancement. the house judiciary committee votes to impeach donald trump in a historic partyline vote. but first, that trade deal. the u.s. and china have taken a step toward defusing the trade war that has kept investors and economists on edge for almost two years. >> phenomenal deal. the tariffs will largely remain. 25% on $250 billion. we will use them for future negotiations on the phase two deal. romaine: joining us now from washington is mary lovely, a senior fellow at the peterson institute. mary, we heard the president there. one thing we heard was that the tariffs are still going to be there. we are just not going to get those december 15 tariffs and some existing tariffs will be scaled back slightly. but there's still this overhang that th

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a little confusing, but a lot of people say that is joe being joe. brad, great to have you with us. i hope you had a nice thanksgiving. >> you also succumb a great thanksgiving day. >> shannon: monitoring news from george, jimmy carter is back in the hospital. a statement from the carter center said the former president being treated for infection and that 96-year-old feeling better and looking forward to going home. this last week mr. carter was released from the hospital after having surgery to release pressure on his brain. next up, grab a tissue. the feel-good story that you might have missed. we want to enter monday night on a good note. we are finding the bright side next. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: it is officially christmas time at the white house. the holes are decked out in festive decorah. melania trump calling the exhibit the spirit of america. we can see the trees decorated bright white and gold adorned with beads and ornaments. a lot of flowers and a replica of the white house with many holiday reads. a light and christmas tree decorated by gold s

it should be joe biden or hunter biden. that hunter biden had just put himself smack dab in the middle of that corruption, and that even though democrats and many of their friends in the media would have you believe that bth burisma/biden corruption, this was all just a vast right wing conspiracy allegation, when in actuality, it was the obama administration that raised this issue first. back in 2015, george kent reported his concerns about hunter biden to the vice president's office, and the former ambassador to ukraine, marie yavonovitch, said she was coached by the obama administration on how to answer pesky questions related to hunter biden and burisma that might arise during her senate confirmation process. and nearly every single witness who testified at the intelligence committee impeachment inquiry agreed that hunter biden's burisma deal created, at the very least, an appearance of a conflict of interest. yet the democrats on the intelligence committee under chairman schiff and now democrats in this committee are de

[laughter] we need a president like joe biden putin -- a president like joe biden who knows the difference between our adversaries and our allies who leads on the world stage, not a president who is openly mocked and laughed at by our closest , soes in the world personally disturbed like a child in a playground that he picks up his marbles and goes home, slinks away and the dark of night and start tweeting in solitude. leads or president who those leaders of other countries respect him, like him, understand our values, share the direction which the united states of america sacrifice for an world war ii for the world we built after world war ii which deserves the same leadership today as we gave it then. that is what we need in the white house. [applause] sec. kerry: we need a president who when he stands next to vladimir putin, he does not look at him and say something like "i do not see any reason why russia would have attacked our election." and let's get down to basics. i would love to be, and i know the vice president would, i would love to sit here and take your questions all year lon

welcome back to morning joe. i have a question for you, joe.e president joe biden claims he does not need president obama's endorsement in the upcoming election. that's not my question. my question is about this. aboard his no malarky bus tour of iowa, yesterday, biden told reporters that obama's backing is not needed even if he is one of the last democratic candidates standing. just backing up a little bit, no malarky, does that work? i mean, i kinda like that, i think. >> no malarky is okay. >> what is malarky? >> you know what -- >> it's a word for bs. >> why can't it is a bs? >> he's irish so it says malarky. >> i think it's a fantastic campaign slogan for cork in 1956. so -- >> well, he's just embracing -- he's owning it then. it's just like that's what he's been saying. >> you know, he's -- i'm a '50s guy. i go around saying things that dudes in their mid-80s say. he is owning it and putting it on the side of his bus. >> then i kind of like it. >> hey, listen, i'm a big believer in, you know, you be true to yourself. >> okay. >> and if th