joe had his watch on.aluables that if it was a robbery, it would have been taken out of the house. >> what's more, his wife kay was still alive, not stabbed, not even once. >> they do a brutal vicious murder to joe morse quee. morrissey. why leave her alive? why is she alive? >> why indeed. in murders like this, the spouse is often the first suspect, sometimes the only suspect. all of that became clear that night to kay's daughter, christina. >> i remember when they took her to the police station and she asked me to stay and watch the house. and i remember sitting there and they would come up and ask me questions, the different detectives and the police officers and, you know, they asked me, you know, did they ever fight? m or were they arguing? or was there tension between them? >> absolutely not, said christina. >> they never fought. they always were very happy. >> nobody goes through life and never fights. everybody fights. >> i remember they would fight over, you know, him leaving socks on the floor or

joe biden.wanted you to know that he doesn't crave power or because he seeks to hold and which has relatives or because he has a vast empty space inside that only the adulation of strangers can fill. no, not at all. he ran for president because he deeply cares about you. joe biden is a paternal figure, really. you might even call him the father of this nation. of course, that would make kamala harris the permanent stepmother which doesn't quite have the reassuring ring to it. but whatever, details are not important right now appeared what matters, joe biden wants you to know, is that this is a democracy. always has been, always will be. by electing biden and the small secretive group of billionaires that choreograph his every move, this country has become even more democratic. small seat democratic of course. and that is reassuring to hear. nondemocratic impressions. just the other day, for example, bill gates announced that the lockdowns are going to have to continue for a long, long time. keep

biden and that's why they deliberately biden majority the joe biden supporters didn't even like joe biden they just repeated the media talking point that joe biden was the only person who can beat trump their reality is that joe biden isn't reasonable or moderate when you actually judge what the policy preferences of american voters are majority 88 percent of democrats support medicare for all for instance and 50 percent of republicans approximately do as well overwhelming majorities of americans support marijuana legalization joe biden doesn't in a significant percentage of joe biden voters actually misunderstood him but he did support care for all probably because he kept saying things like health care is a human right when he had no intention of providing it so the reality is bernie sanders in contrast had the largest donor base in the party without taking any corporate money more individuals wanted to raise and any president in american history and more black voters gave to his campaign than ever in american history he won the 1st $3.00 primary contests including the battle with

i'm going to be joe biden.n't enough. >> we just made a gigantic miscalculation, and that is once obama caught on there wasn't room on the track for anybody except hillary and obama. >> they locked up a lot of money, a lot of support, and it wasn't just joe biden. >> we were doing so well. [ laughter ] >> collectively, i think we had 2%. >> but it wasn't just the competition that sidelined biden, although the competition was formidable. it was biden himself. even on day one, talking about barack obama. >> he's the first sort of mainstream african-american who is articulate and bright and clean and a nice-looking guy. i mean, that's a storybook, man. >> yeah, it was unfortunate, because it was his announcement day, and he was simply trying to compliment senator obama. >> it didn't come off that way and was classic, careless biden, putting him into full damage-control mode right out of the gate. >> let me tell you something, i spoke to barack today. >> i bet you did. >> to this day his words can be cringeworthy a

joe biden.ow, if we were democrats, if we were in the media today we be calling for an impeachment committee to be impaneled. there is so much corruption here with the biden family, with the media, with the democrat party so much power-hungry ends justifies the mean activity going on in this country that it is frightening and so i wanted to bring peter schweizer on so we could dig more deeply into this what i call the biden mob family, really. joe biden is at the top of it. the idea that joe biden didn't know what his son or brother was doing, did not know what other family members were doing we have testimony and an individual who has come forward and said wait a minute, i met with joe biden for an hour and he knows what's going on and he was to get a percentage of the action that was going to take place with respect to china so to put some meat on these bones i want to bring in our friend peter schweizer, latest book a few months ago profiles in corruption. this book is not the only book that

tucker: this is joe biden. >> joe biden, yes. after that, i went over to the peninsula hotel and i sat with jim biden for two hours where jim biden walked through his history and his own of words of, stating all the work and effort he did to get joe biden elected initially in delaware and then through the family history and the role that had he played in it. and in that meeting, remember i'm the son of a naval officer. i was a naval officer myself. and a because i held a q clearance t equivalent of a top secret clearance, we're audited every year. if you receive a gift, i think the barrier was $25. anything larger than $25, we had to disclose it to the government because obviously anybody with a clearance, the government is watching closely that they're not influenced by the russians, the iranians, the chinese and stuff like that. so as i was listening to jim walk through this, i have a big heart. if you talk to anybody who knows me, they would weigh in on that. i'm a kind person. and i'm thinking about the biden family, like how

it's not just hunter biden, it's joe biden's brother, joe biden's sister and joe biden. joe biden. if we were democrats, if we were in the media today, we be calling for an impeachment committee right now. right? there's so much corruption here with the biden family, with the media, with the democrat party, so much power-hungry justifying the means activity going on in this country. it is frightening. i wanted to bring peter schweitzer on so we could dig more deeply into this by calling it the biden family, really. joe biden is on top of it. the idea that joe biden didn't know what he was son or brother was doing, didn't know what other family members were doing, we have an individual whose come forward and said wait a minute, i met with joe biden for an hour, he knows what's going on. he wants a percentage of the action that would take place with respect to china. so to put meat on these bones, i want to bring in our friend, peter schweitzer, his latest buck a few months ago, profiles in corruption. his is not the only buck that takes a look at the bidens and others in washington

i didn't request to meet with joe, they requested that i meet with joe.er says this in writing, it was reference multiple times, they were putting their entire family legacy on the line. they knew exactly what they were doing, dealing with the chinese don't enterprise run by cfc that had strong financial support and political support from the chinese communist party print that's how it was presented to me. that's not my own words. >> they being hunter biden who is very proud of that and taking credit for when i sat with him for two hours on the patio of the chÂteau in l.a. >> proud that they were doing a deal with the chinese communist party. >> proud that they had the relationship with chairman yi who was running cfc and the ability to get deals done around the world and stuff like that. >> you've seen a number of journalist, reporters covering this including some we should know better, declare triumphantly that no document you've released connects the former vice president to this deal. how do you react to that? what's your answer to it. >> you can imag

joe biden.oe biden wanted to know he didn't one for president three times because he craves power because he seeks to enrich his ne'er-do-well relatives or because he has a vast empty space inside that only the adulation of strangers can fill, not at all. he ran for president because he deeply cares about you. joe biden is a paternal figure, really. you might even call them the father of this nation. of course that would make kamala harris america's permanent stepmother, which doesn't quite have the same reassuring ring to it, but whatever, details are not important right now. what matters, joe biden wanted to know, is that this is a democracy. always has been, always will be. and by electing biden and a small secretive group of billionaires who choreograph his every move, this country has become even more democratic, small seat democratic, of course. and that's reassuring to hear, honestly, because some of us were starting to get other impressions. nondemocratic ones. this the other day, for ex

joe scarborough, host of "morning joe" on msnbc and author of "saving freedom, truman, the cold war and thet fior western civilization." reporter for national public radio and annie linskey, national political reporr for "the washington post." joe, you've been writing about thnc presi you've been studying president trump for years as a journal i and commentator. what isresident trump up to th this refusal to concede and his continued grievances about the election? joe: well, i don't think any of are surprised that the president of the united states has not conceded this raced if you sked most reporters beforehand if he would claim that the race were rigged, if he lost, then say he was. because let's face it. he's made this claim over the past six months. has been setting us all up for thisomt. and so he's going to leave the white house without ever conceding to joe biden. and he's raised over $200 million scammingis followers into believing that the election has been rigged when one local republican official after another local republican a official who's ay counted the votes say there

joe biden screams at black activists.t audiotape, next. ♪ ♪ robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. ever wonder how joe biden really asked when he thinks no one is listening? this is him in a meeting with black activists, it wasn't supposed to be recorded. they are not happy with joe. >> a lot of people in our community are anxious because they are not seeing enough of the progress they thought they would have seen. >> let's get it straight, you shouldn't be disappointed. what i've done so far is more than anybody else has done thus far. number one. number two, i mean what i say, when i say it. i mean what i say when i say it. i'm the only person who's ever run on three platforms that i was told could not possibly win the election. one was on restoring the soul of this country because what i saw happen in charlottesville.

that joe is great. we love his socialism. joe is raising our taxes. joe giving us trillions in the green new deal. they are going to miss him so much, i can't even stand it within three months. >> they aren't just going to miss him, they are going to miss the money they've been making. >> sean: they've got to lock in their contracts. >> it's amazing. i saw that that mrc did a study, over a thousand minutes of evening news before the campaign, 92% of it negative about trump, 66% positive on biden. they are going to miss him, but they are going to miss the mon money. >> sean: didn't even think of that. hope they sign long-term deals. joe, your thoughts? >> exactly right. we saw a book deal after book deal for those in the white house press core and suddenly they want everyone to write about. >> humpty dumpty was a massive... i think he made 40,000 on nielsen. that's a record. >> i'm not sure who you are referring to. but this is something that we are going to see going forward were donald trump will still be worked into every conversation regardless. if

and that's something that joe biden understands as much as anybody in washington, d.c. >> joe, as you explain in your book, truman knew from the start that he had to reach out. that he was not well known. joe biden has a much easier time of it. he's been -- experienced in government. knows a wide range of people at home and abroad. when franklin roosevelt died, sailors at sea on our fleet in the pacific wept bitterly thinking that the war might never be won. japanese propaganda announced that, at last, victory was possible because the great american leader, franklin roosevelt, was gone. and harry truman knew that he had, from the beginning, to reach out and build a national consensus. and i've always thought, joe, this is one of the things i love about your book. you illustrate the way in which the internationalism that comes from a heartland from places like missouri, from the arkansas of william fulbright later, the montana of mike mansfield. that internationalism has a resonance throughout the country and throughout the world. and i think that biden, although he's a creature of the

that will never be joe biden. in fact, no one's ever done it but, then again, no one's ever had 126 of them come out and say we want to defy the american voter and these 126 have clearly identified themselves to joe biden as people he can just >> yes.about ever dealing with. because i think what they've demonstrated is the fact that they will go along with anything. it's not just that they won one basically case on a technicality out of 61 cases. it's the fact that the substance of these lawsuits were so frivolous that even republican judges were saying what are these lawsuits? ballots decide elections, not these attempts to overturn the will of the people. and i think what's very, very important for this moment is if the republicans if congress will go along with this, basically an empty page submitted in overturning the election in fafrp favor of trump, then they are not bought into the overall experiment and have demonstrated they are not going to work with joe biden on anything because they are not bought into

. >> joe: desmond ridder, montgomery in the backfield.oaks, the starting running back, dealing with an ankle. we haven't seen him since the that injury. quickly to the outside is jackson. and he is trying to maintain balance before he is forced out. >> greg: this situation in the game, not quite in two-minute operation yet. you have the entire offense. when you're the quarterback, you have to know how many time-outs. what do you need? stay with the audible. stay with yourself offensively. >> referee: false start, offense, number 55. five-yard penalty, remains second down. >> joe: 18th penalty of the game combined. remember, they hadn't played in a month. this is one of the things that concerned luke fickell. a reminder that "monday night football" coming your way right here from cincinnati. 8:00 eastern, 5:00 pacific. steelers and bengals. coverage begins with "monday night countdown" at 6:00 eastern. eight false start penalties tonight. ridder, on second and nine. three-man rush. lofts it downfield. and incomplete. as he had jackson. thi

joe: well, it's a cabinet that you would eect joe biden to select. again, it's not a cabinet that's going to make progressives happy in the ed untates senate. but the election was a sit dcision. you mericans give joe biden obviously a fairly sizable victory in the but in theouse, and in the senate, republicans did much better than anyone expected. that's going to have es consequend joe biden is going to have to select moderates. robert: well, we're going to have to leave it there. many thanks to joe scarborough, linskey. really appreciate you all taking the time on this busy friday night. and thank you all for joining us here at "washington week." we will keep taking you as close to the news as we can. be sure to checkut our bookshelf series on our social media and website. i'll chat me with joe, one on one, about his new book on i'm robert costa. good nit ghfrom washington. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by -- >

joe: i'm joe weisenthal. dollar weakens on the week and bitcoin continues its rally.oe: but the question is "what'd you miss?." caroline: tech playing its role in keeping the world running in 2020. everything from zoom calls to working at home. a major government hack in agencies around the world, mainly in the united states. also in the virtual world. to all of that, romaine? doinge: the fed will be buybacks. this is following stress tests. looser restrictions. if they want to resume some of those buybacks, it is the time. joe: let's bring in finale bostick. this is like a partial all clear? >> the fed concerns are still with commercial real estate, there's concerns about trying up in the spending markets as well. there are concerns about the money markets. concerns.still caroline: who does this benefit the most? ?hese latest unveilings there were concerns among policymakers, leah o'brien art, , they them that capital feel, should be used for lending . of this a lot of concern that lending will tighten considerably for the small and facem cap firms that will a tough

or how about did joe meet tony b.?f -- why do you think not a single reporter has asked in this question? one reason because joe biden only does interviews with dcomedians. >> i am not concerned about any accusations made against him. it's used to got to me. i think it's kind of foul play but, look, it is what it is. he's a grown man. he is the smartest man i know, i mean, in terms of pure intellectual capacity. and as long as he's good, we're good. jesse: hunter is the smartest man joe knows? [laughter] that's like saying donald trump is the shyiest person in politics or greg gutfeld is the tallest person at fox. it's preposterous. and colbert didn't even follow up, mr. biden, you know barack obama, warren buffett, tim cook and elon musk, and you're saying to me hunter smart or than they are? the guy who just fought a paternity battle with a stripper and is under federal investigation for money laundering? democrat. >>s get away with murder because the media doesn't even ask this many why the dead body's in their base

host: joe mansion of west virginia there. we will keep you updated throughout the week as those negotiations continue and the clock ticks down on that government funding deadline. remember last week when congress gave itself one more week to come to a deal and if a deal isn't reached by friday evening, there could be a government shutdown with members trying to

when you hear joe biden do what both of us and most people who know joe biden knew he would do if he won this election, which is to say, i'm here to unify the country, get things done, and be a president even for the people who didn't vote for me. that inflamed the left, here we go. here we go, bygones will be bygones, not hold republicans to account, not recognize the existential threat to democracy that this post-election period has been, and what joe biden said tonight was, no, i'm not going to be a patsy. i understand what has gone on here. and i'm going to hold the republicansol accountable. i go into this with eyes wide-open. and i think he was sending a very clear message that though he wants to be a unifier, he understands that the fist is necessary. the open palm is not the way in which governing will be done, there has to be a combination of the open hand and the fist. andd i think you saw the fist tonight when joe biden talked about what has happened here. >> if somebody told me there will be a winner of a presidential campaign, will come out and specifically take a shot a

senate since joe biden left. i was there when joe biden was there. i was there after joe biden left, and now mitch mcconnell has trained his caucus and to some extent this applies to both parties, to let the leadership have way more power than they used to have in the old days. committee chairs don't have the power they used to have because mitch mcconnell writes the legislation in his office and then puts it on the floor. so doris, seeing how the senate has really gotten stuck this a procedural morass where they don't debate bills anymore, do you think joe can still work around that? >> you've put your finger on exactly the problem. there was a problem like that lyndon johnson faced in the house where judge smith was the leader, a congressional guy from the south, there was no way he was going to let it out of the rules committee, so they had to take it out with a discharge petition. so i guess the question is you got to figure out what the rules are. are there any way that individual congressmen and individual

because they -- he is so great, that joe. joe is great. we love his socialism. joe is raising our taxes, yea. you know, joe is giving us trillions in the green new deal, yay. what are they going to talk about. they are going to miss him so much they can't even stand it, within three months. >> they are not just went to miss him, they are going to miss the money -- >> sean: [laughs] they better have locked in their contracts. >> all kinds of things about trump. i saw mrc did a study, over a thousand minutes of evening noons before the campaign, 92% was negative about trump. 66% positive on biden. they are going to miss him, but they are going to miss the money. >> sean: i didn't even think of that. hope they signed long-term deals. joe, your thoughts? >> [laughs] well, reince is exactly right. we saw a book deal after book deal for those in the white house press corps, and now, suddenly, they won't have anybody to write about -- >> sean: you are right, he dumped he was a massive -- i think he made, like, 40,000 on nielsen, that is a record low. go ahead. >> i'm n

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that electoral college vote cementing joe biden's victory. some republicans coming out like mitch mcconnell and acknowledging that. you have to wonder if the flood gates will now open for more republicans to do just that, give in what senator mcconnell just said as you heard it live right here. >> it's a remarkable moment. many republicans were waiting for the senate majority leader, essentially to give the green light and give them cover in terms of acknowledging a reality privately. they had already accepted, but publicly didn't want to go as far as to do what mitch mcconnell just did which is to congratulate the president-elect, joe biden, and vice president president-elect kamala harris and acknowledge the fact that they are going to be sworn in on january 20th. and president trump is somebody who will clearly watch this, and probably be frustrated, because he was also hoping certain of his allies would continue with this defiance and these baseless claims of voter fraud. it comes, of course, less than 24 hours after the electoral college

and joe biden didn't either. it was quite a speech he made last night where he addressed the issues at hand as well as tried to -- tried to bring forward some empathy and sort of a stabilizing force as well. take a listen. >> our democracy pushed, tested, threatened, proved to be resilient, true and strong. the electoral college votes which occurred today affect the fact that even in the face of the public health crisis unlike anything we have experienced four lifetimes. the people voted. one of the extraordinary things we saw this year was that everyday americans, our friends and our neighbors, often volunteers, democrats, republicans, independents, demonstrating absolute courage. they showed a deep and unwavering faith in and a commitment to the law. they did their duty in the face of a pandemic. and then they could not and would not give credence to what they knew is not true. they knew this election was overseen and it was overseen by them. it was honest. and it was free and it was fair. they saw it with thei

i joe biden. was peter doocy of fox news. every time president trump leaves a podium, you hear questions screamed at him from multiple reporters, but we only had one that seemed interested in asking that question. you have to wonder, read, as far as the story is concerned, if it was covered that way it should have, if you have states like arizona and georgia and wisconsin coming down to one-tenth of 1% in terms of the difference there and if trump wins those results, you have a different result. this was a dereliction of duty obviously by the media, and we are still seeing the coverage. you are going to love us, by the way. nbc news over the weekend reported on hunter biden, saying federal prosecutors -- this is the sub headline. this is the best unintentional comedy. "the probe was revealed weeks after the election in which president trump made baseless claims regarding hunter biden." you can't make this stuff up. there it is. >> kennedy: well, kd, he's got sort of dueling investigations with the

all 29 will go to joe biden. give us a sense of how this is unfolding. >> from the baseless attacks on democracy, everybody watching in the united states and around the world, take a few minutes to study history, revisit, relearn things we were taught a long time ago. let's go through some of this, i'll bring this out for you. number one, the certificates being signed. why is that. remember, the electoral college goes way back. it goes back to days of the pony express. we didn't have live television or telegraph when it began. you have to have these documents to certify the ritual, make sure enough copies are there in case something is lost. one comes to the president of the senate, vice president of the united states. yes, mike pence, maybe irony, karma, depends on political perspective will be in the chair when they're delivered to the united states senate in january. two sent to each secretary of state to have copies on file locally. you're watching the new york process unfold. they go to new york secretary of

they went for joe biden this time, fair and square.s talk, you hear of  the trump campaign, widespread fraud. joe biden won michigan by 151,000-plus votes, 151,000-plus votes. if you go back in time to to 16, donald trump won it by 10,000 and change. 10,704 votes. hillary clinton did not scream fraud when you had a very close election in michigan. she did not. president trump somehow trying to suggest joe biden winning by 154,000 votes. what are you seeing in lansing, in all these other state capitals around the country, election officials, people from both parties to come together to do their job. yes, 7 million-plus popular vote edge, but today is about this, wolf. 232 for donald trump. >> you're absolutely right. john. stand by. we're following two major historic moments here in the united states. we're following the electoral college vote very, very significant, formally confirming what we all know, joe biden will be the next president of the united states. and we're following the start of vaccines. vaccinations here in the united

abigail: i agree, joe.he stay-at-home theme is definitely in place, folks wanting in on the big cap part of stay-at-home, apple, microsofts of the world, the bigger stocks that have made moves on the year zoom, beyond meat, pellet on. they have been a little weak lately, depending on the stock the declines could be 5%, 10%, 20% in the quarter. but when you put that in the scheme of gains we have seen in some of the stocks, absolutely ridiculous, pellet on and zoom up 400%, crazy gains, so it actually makes sense that etf,ow is in the arc because why wouldn't you want to take some profits off the table and lock things and for the year? docusig doc you sign -- for covid. stock amazon is also its own bees. we have seen rotation into but alsoap tech names, a bet on small-cap material names, the idea that there is a cyclical recovery afoot and investors want to be along for the ride. abigail: that is a part of the story of the cyclical recover we have seen in small caps, because small caps in the fourth quarter

ten more into joe biden. another of the flips for joe biden. michigan coming later in the day. pennsylvania, georgia, michigan, wisconsin, five big flips that give joe biden his victory. wolf, looking at this hour, beginning of the campaign, trump campaign said we are making a play in minnesota. trump campaign said we're making a play in new mexico, didn't happen. this is a more traditional map back to the 1990s, early 2000s, wisconsin, state supreme court today again saying go away to lawsuits trying to challenge this. so the allegations are pushed into the rearview mirror as we reaffirm democracy and the basic math of the election. no doubt where the outcome will be the end of the day. last hour, this hour, building blocks of joe biden's victory being reinforced as electors cast ballots. >> third time in the state of wisconsin they told the president and supporters go away, not happening. the legitimacy of the vote is there. stand by, want to go back to jake. >> today is another sign of finality in the 2020 race with president trump on the heels of dozens of legal losses. let

and joe biden did. he hasn't fabricated evidence to get wire taps on joe biden's campaign staff. he hasn't started calling for the impeachment before joe biden even might take the oath of office. that's what the democrats did after 2016, so you can spare me the crocodile tears from all these democrats about breaking norms. they're the ones breaking norms four years ago. brian: right, so what was the president's reaction when mitch mcconnell called him and does he believe the fights over? >> yeah, i couldn't have said that better myself, what senator cotton just said right there. this president, you know, he's made clear his thoughts about leader mcconnell on twitter, and our founders set in place a constitution that had a process for becoming president and one step in that process is the electors voting. one step in that process is certifying the election at the county level and state level and another step in that process is congress confirming the results ultimately ending on january 20. they put in p

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joe: i'm joe weisenthal. romaine: i'm romaine bostick .oftware and a fire to nudge the s&p to a high. joe: the question is, what'd you miss? caroline: renewed optimism is the word of the week. stimulus talk in the united states, but over in the u.k., quick approval of the covid-19 vaccine from pfizer and biontech. new york is talking about mid-december. more and more investors are seeing 2021 as potentially supercharged economic recovery. joe, the shared optimism for recovery along with a new biden administration, it is playing out in the markets. joe: yeah, if you look at the nature of the recovery, the nature of the market moves, you see it in the rates, the steepening curve is getting notable. you look at the sectors that are moving. it is very much economic recovery. it is not like the market earlier this year when people were piling into tech and asset prices were going up. this looks like more confidence. , let'se on this comple welcome kati groenefeld. from the equity levels, equity moves not as expected. the theme of reflation, rec

in the other states that joe biden apparently won, they will cast their electoral college votes for joe be sent to washington, to congress, to accept or reject on the date of january 6th of 2021. so where we are right now is that all the states have basically certified their votes for donald trump or joe biden and they picked their electors who are meeting today to ultimately decide elector by elector, do they vote for joe biden or donald trump. todd: that january 6th date could be a day of fireworks because we obviously have the georgia senate runoff on the fifth and -- on the sixth. focusing on the electors for a second, do you anticipate any faceless electors, those who are told by a state how to vote but they vote another way? >> what a faithless elector is, early in 2020, a group of people, a slate of trump supporters and biden supporters for each state were selected. they pledged they would support either trump or biden, depending which side of the political aisle they were on. what a faithless elector is when given a chance to vote today, they wind up voting for someone other tha

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joe: it is important.some point the virus will be under control, maybe by the middle of next year. the question i keep going back to is what is the postcrisis environment? wellrisis, em hadn't done in a long time and perpetually underperforming. do we just go back to the old normal, or are there conditions in place such that postcrisis might look meaningfully different? >> that is a good question. the main difference is we will have a different president. the last two years have been incredibly volatile and negative for em, mostly because of this misguided trade war. i am not saying china is an angel, but the way mr. trump approached it was not the best way. a bilateral approach to me is second-best. it is better for mr. biden to get a multilateral approach than in some ways isolate china. i think it is an end to the tit-for-tat trade wars. we are going to see another stimulus from the ecb. the fed is still printing dollars. bank of england -- everywhere around the world, the liquidity story is there. that

joe biden has won. it's embarrassing at this point that the republican party is doing this. >> and michael, joe biden made it very clear there. right? and he has said this before. but he emphasized again, i'm convinced we can work together. right? republicans, do the right thing and then let's talk. let's get things done. that's what i'm here to do. and again he said i am president for all americans, i will work just as hard for those who didn't work for me as those who did. a point he has repeatedly made. does this, michael, break through to some of the republicans who will see that address, who did see that address, who are sitting in washington right now? >> i don't think so. i think that donald trump is largely good for republican business insofar as they picked up seats in the house, seemingly maintained control of the u.s. senate, won the gubernatorial mansion in montana, gained more stitd legislatures than the democrats. the only ware they came up short, and it's a big area, i'm not minimizing it

"morning joe" is right back. "morning joe" is right back.lsas, spoon thick smoothie bowls, even power through dough, and never stall. the ninja foodi power pitcher. rethink what a blender can do. >>> a trump streaming network. they have a few shows in development. there's who wants to pretend to be a billionaire. whitish. and dictators in cars getting coffee. [ laughter ] you know my favorite, my favorite he's coming one, judge rudy. >> nice. >> oh, my, no, no one is watching that. welcome back to "morning joe." it's tuesday, december 1st. along with joe, willie and me, we have pulitzer prize winning columnist and associate editor of "the washington post," eugene robinson. former u.s. senator now an msnbc news and msnbc political analyst, claire mccaskill. good to have you both with us this hour. >> claire, of course, we think that people in both parties should be vetted. they should be -- their record should be examined if they've done things that republicans disagree with or democrats -- fine. talk about it and go through it. that's what w

joe: i'm joe weisenthal. romaine: and i'm romaine bostick. concerns about stimulus take a bite out of u.s. equities. joe: but the question is, what'd you miss? longine: the fed pose a shadow is cast over europe's treasury markets, holding back yields. as we see boundaries of the reflationary trade push commodities and small-cap higher, treasury markets are not playing along with the bet on u.s. economies. by theeing held back fed's outside presence. we get a clearer guidance at the fed meeting wednesday? we will debate that. joe, what is abundantly clear, with the two-year yields near record lows and the risk off feeling, the market does not want to fight the fed, even if they believe in a recovery. joe: i think that's exactly right. one of the key dynamics with this market today, notwithstanding, is that even with strong signs of an ongoing recovery and an incredible risk on move in stocks and industrial commodities, 10 year yields have not been inching higher the way people would have expected in this type of environment and today falling b